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"A CRAZY ANARCHIST
Who Adopted n Uuiquo Method OF Show
ing HIS Contempt for tho British PnrlIn.

ing II,g Contempt for tho British PnrlIn.
meut.
LONDON, Dec. 3l.-A peculiar case was
developed today by the arrest of n
man named Borlas, who is u graduate
Of Oxford, and who holds tho degree OF
bachelor OF arts. lie was arrested on
Westminster bridge, where he was
amusing himself by bombarding the
house OF commons with 4 revolver. lie
had fired four shots at Great Britain's
Legislative halls, when. policeman ar
rived on the scene and took him into
custody. When hc was charged in
court Borlas declared that he was an
anarchist and that he wanted to show
his contempt for the house OF
commons. He decided that shooting
at the house OF commons would bo
the proper course to show the contempt
he entertained for the members OF that
body and the building, and having came
to that conclusion, began to carry out
his plan OF attack. lie also very calmly
stated that he intcpded TO shoot tho
| policeman who arrested him, but when
he was taken into custody he thought it
would be 4 pity to kill IN honest man,
and he therefore reirained.
The prisoner was rcmanded for fur
ther hearing. It is the opinion Of
many who saw him in court and lis
tened to his statement, that he is men,
tally unbalanced.
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THE CHILEAN QUESTION.

Tho Minister OF Foreign Affairs Makes n
statcment-ThosoW Who Assaulted Amer
lean Sailors VIII Be Punished.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 3l.-Senor
Montt, tho Chilean minister, had an
other interview with Secretary Blaine
to-day. The minister laid before the
secretary the following translation OF a
telegram from Mr. Malta, the minister
OF foreign affairs, bearing on the in
quiry into the trouble in the city OF
Valparaiso, between the Chileans and
the sailors from tho U. S. S. Baltimore:
SANTIAGO, Dec. 81, 1891.
TO Minister, Of Chile. Washington, D. C.: (.
From tho summary OF proceedings,
itappears that the struggle commenced
between two sailors ina tavern ut tho
ward "Arrayan;" thatitw was continued
OH the streets with 1.-The accession
OF numbers OF inhabitants and tran
sient parties from the streets called
Del Glave, San Francisco and. Alamos..
The disorder continued and extended
to the streets Del Arsenal and San
Martin, where the police force sue
ccedcd i'll restoring order. All the
North Americans except two state that
the police did their duty, and from the
voluminous proceedings it appears
that the court has done and is doing its
duty.
Whenever the prosecuting attorney
renders his opinion and The time for
producing evidence shall have expired,
sentence will be given, establishing
who and how many are the guilty par
tics, who may only be presumed at
present. Whoever they may be they
will be punished. The legal proceed
ings are being actively carried forward
to proper termination.
(Siguedl MArrA.
Tho minister, when asked by an
Associated Press reporte:iorAn opinion
respecting the.statcmcnts made in the
telegram, called special attention to the
statemen. that all North Americans,
excepting two. had said the police did
their duty. Ho regards this rs favor
able to the Chilean side OF the contro-
vcrsy. 1t is noted that the Chilean
minister OF foreign affairs promises that
when the due process Of law according
to Chilean Jurisprudence be observed,
those found guilty will be punished
and says that these Judicial proceedings
are being carried forward actively.
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( PARIS, Dec. 3l.-sinco the establish
ment OF tho verbal entente between
France and Russia tho French author
tiles have been particularly vigilant
in fcrretins out the plots OF Nihilists.
To-day the people OF Paris wcre
startled by a rulnor published in the
,Soiel and other papers that M extern
siyo plot had boen discovered in tho
Russian colony, having for its object tho
destruction Of tho buildingin whicl,
the chamber OF deputies meets and also
the building occupied by the Russian
embassy. The conspirators, it was said,
had arranged to blowup these buildings
with dynamite. knowledge OF the plot
camc to tho police i'll some unknown
manner and IN Investigation was I'M
medately sot on loot. y
Tho rumor must have had some basis
in truth, for many OF tho refugee Rus
sians residing in Paris and the suburbs
iiave been taken into. custody. A.num-
Der OF the houses occupied by the sus-
poets have been seached by the police
and it is reported that quantity Of in
eliminating documents were found.
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TILE ONO FIGHT.


II Has Reached Its Hottest Dcsrec-Cuyu.
hosa Delegation Split.
CoLuMnus, ONO, Dec. Sl.-Ohio's scn-
atorial fight has now reached its hottest
degree and the next few days will Wit
ness the most exciting conflict OF tho
Kind this state has ever experienced.
Senator Sherman arrived ut 7:l0 o'clock
this morning, accompanied by his pri.
vatc secretary, Mr.. Babcock. lie pro-
ceeded at once TO his headquarters at
tho Neil llonse and the day has been
spent meeting and greeting members OF
the legislature. There was no de,non-
stration on the arrival OF the senate.
and quietulo is tho noticeable feature
OF his work among tho legislators.
1t isnow eviden. that there will be n
split in the Cuyahoga delegation, which
has been counted solid for Sherman. 1t
is claimed that Foraker will got two OF
their eleven votes and probably four.
This has been a day of'quict, earnest
work in the contest, with tho drift OF
sentiment apparently in tho direction
OF Senator sherman. The reception
and greetings which awaited him at his
headquarters amounted to san ovation
during tho day and evening. Senator
Sherman expressed himself rs having
no doubt OF his election, thougl, ho
refuses to talk OF tho details OF the con-
test.
Mr.. Laylin, the Sherman candidate
Tor speaker, has made gain OF four
during day, and claims there is 10 doubt
OF his being chosen at the caucus Sat
urday evening.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. Sl.-During
the year which is Just drawing to n
close, there were coined at the 'phila-
dclphia mint over ninety-two. million
pieces with . valuation OF over sl3. .OO0,-
900, Owing to tho discontinuancc OF
the coinage OF the silver dollar after
:July1, the totals not as great as that
OF last year. The dies used in the work
OF the above piece, to tho number OF
57SG. have all been destroyed with forge
and hummer and everything is now in
readiness 10 commence the coinage for
,thcYear 1892 on Saturday.
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CONDITION OF TRADE
At tho Close of tho Iear-H. G. Dun T.
Co.'s Weekly Review.

Co.'s Weekly Review.
NEw YoEK, Dec SIR. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade says: The
old year has closed with u little more
than the usual holiday dullness in gem
eral trade, but reports as to the volume
OF holiday trade are mainly satisfactory.
At Chicago it was the hcavicstevcr
known. At st. Louis unusually large.
AT Philadelphia Improvement is seen
in the iron business, and reports from
the west are encouraging.
At Pittsburgh pig iron is stronger,
finished iron in better demand and tho
glass works are all In operation.
At Cleveland, there is larger inquiry
for rolling mill products, but general
trade is inactive, especially in winter
boots and shoes.
AT Chicago, receipts OF wheat have
doubled in comparison with tho same
week last t,year, and in corn, rye, (de-
creased before) and wool, the increase
Is announced.
The money markets continue we'll
supplied and undisturbed. Foreign
trade continued exceedingly favorable,
for while the increase ofimports at New
York during the past month has been
about l ] per cent, the increase in ex-
ports here has been over Sl0,l7S,0O0. or
about 81 per cent.
Tho business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number 329 rs compared
with totals OF 2293 last week. For the
corresponding week of'last year the fig
ures were 34S.
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WANTS AN ORDER
From u Court TO Break into I Safe Deposit
-----..-.- Boy In New York. - =. =

IboS III SNeW 4 OrIs. #H-ea
+ NEwFYouK, Dec. 3l.-AEr. F. R. kel-
logg, attorney .ior the National Capital
Savings Bank aud Loan Society OF North
America, doing business in Chicago,
appeared before Judge Andrews OF the
Supreme Court, this morning, and
applied for IN order to break into a
safe deposit box in ihe Garfield Safe
Deposit Company's vault, which is sup
posed to contain property belonging 10
Lewis ?. Mortimer. Mortimer abscondcd
from; Chicago last July with $4,000
belonging 10 the National Capital Say.
ings Bank, and his whereabouts since
have been unknown.
Mortimers accounts went into the
hands OF "a receiver, who has learned
7 that Mortimer deposited part OF the
money with the Garfield Safe Deposit
company through his vile. An attach
meat for $4,000 was secured on Tues
day and tho safe deposit company was
served with notice. This ties up the
property in the box, but the deposit
company refuses TO give the number OF
the box or furnish any information.
SIr. Kellogg asks the order so rs to
compel the safe deposit company to dis
close the numbewof tho box and allow
the sheriff to break into it. Judge
Andrews took the matter into consider
alton.
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GERMAN PRINTERS STRIKE.
1t Did Not Collapse rs. Reportcd-Ait
frOn ENGLAND. -

1t Did Not Collapse as Reportcd-AiI
From England.
LONDON, Dec. 3l.-It was reported a
few days ago that the strike OF tho Ger
man printers had collapsed, and the
effect OF the announcements to make
very material reduction in the tinan-
cial support extended by the English
unions. Herr Doblin, leader OF the
Berlin strike, to-day sent to Tom Mann.
the English labor leader, the following
telegram: :
"No surrender. The employers are
spreading false news. The authorities
are placing difficulties in the WAY Of
organizing. In spite OF all the battle
progresses with the greatest enthusiasm.
Continue sending substantial help" q;
Immediately upon receipt OF this
telegram, the London union sent to
Berlin telegraphic order for 10000
marks to aid tho strikers with OF more.
They also notified the provincial unions
that tho German strike was steadily
proceeding and that the men stood a
good chance OF winning. Large sub
scriptions are now being made daily,
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TIE TROUBLE SETTLED.
The TeleGraphcrs' Strike on tho Southern
Pacific Nond Ended.

san FRANCISCO, Dec. 3l.--Thc trouble
between tho Southern Pacific company
and the Order OF Railroad Tclegraphcrs'
has been settled. Concessions were
made on both sides, but the result is a
victory ior the telcsraphers, who are
permitted TO join the order while the
company withdraws the Objectionable
affidavit and compromises the trouble
with reference to the employment OF
student operators. Nearly al the men
who remained out OH strike and were
discharged for joining the order are to
bereinstated BY the company.
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A STARTLING RUlIOE
That tho Pope Was Assassinnted-It
Denied, However. sf.

That tho Pope Was Assassinatcd-It |.
Denied, However.
AloSTREM,. Dec. Sl.-Thcro was agita-
ttion in Catholic circles here to.nighs
Ioyera report that Popc Leo Nil had
been assassinatcd. Tho rumor was
traced tothc house Of Tic Jesu;ts, and
Father. Drummopd was appealed TO.
/ lie Misunderstanding heard it from an
old and misunderstanding would have
no motive ior deception.
Telegraph and Newspaper Offices were
ibesiescl bya ANXIOUS inquirers and ap-
iparent credit for tiogirumor Was ro-
:ceiycdin: two or threc quarters. 1t ia
| not known how the repor. orisinalpd.i
Drumlnonl has ,siEco received an oilirial
denial ot:tlle story \ 4. III x K,
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mand tho repeal OF tho Sherman silver
law and tho two Mckinley laws. No
sinai! issues, no untimely issues, no
now issues, no other issues. Cirapplc
TO undo the work OF tho billion dollar
Congress. Put tho country and It's sill
Yer laws md Its tariff laws bacl, whore
they stood before our purty's misadvcu.
tnre IN 1888 and before tho infamous
Republican revolution. Demand this
and demand nothing but this, and keep
OIL demandingth in Congress, in our
State conventions, in our national con-
NNGntion, and throughout the canvass
tlll sundown next N0vemborS.' 1T
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DUBLIN CASTLE WRECKED.

A Portion Blown up by pynamisc--Tho
"physicai Torce" Party Again ut Work.
DuDlIS, Dec. Sl.-A decided sensation
was caused in this city to-day by an i'll
defined rumor that the physical force"
party bad resumed operations here, and
that their first attempt had been made
against Dublin Castle. s
The rumor was found to be based on
fact. 1t transpised that number of
workmcn had been employed. in making
alteration lately in and about the castle.
One OF the places being oyerhauled was
the Office directly under the room in
which the privy council holds its meet
ing. The workmen were being hurried
in their labor that all the changes
might be completcdby the opening OF
the castle season, which begins in Feb
ruary. While the workmen were pur-
suing their occupations there was sud-
denly 4 tremendous report in the Office
above referred to, which shook tho
building and caused every one to turn
pale with fright.
Tho damage to the castle is very
heavy. The ceilings OF the two floors
above the cellar.were blown to pieces,
the heavy beams i'll some placcs being
torn into small pieces. Tho furniture
in the Office beneath tho privy counci!
chamber was completely smashed and
destroyed. 1t was fortunate thing
that the workmen employed in making
the alterations had quit work and were
away to dinner. Had it been other
wise, there would have been serious
loss OF life to report.
The affair created CONSERVATION
among those living in and employed
about the castle. All the dynamite
outrages that havo been pGrpetratedin
London and other places in Great Brit 1
ain arc called to mind, and a large
number OF people have no other opinion
than that the physical iorce"s party
haveagain put their policy o. terrorism
into effect. 3sss sg
Evcning-Tho castle officials state
that after the first feeling OF alarm had
passed away tho consequences OF the
explosion were found to be less serious
than they had feared. An expenditure
OF a few pounds they say will repair tho
damage. . 7,
The priyy council met as usual after
the explosion. Chief OF Police AIallon
says that the force OF the explosion was
exertcd chiefly in an outward direction,
and that twas possibly al cxplosionoi
rus ~ g5ft 8. t1F- ss-
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: HoLLIDAYsnuRG, Pa, Dec. 3l.-Thc
large rolling mill, furnaces and fran
chiscs OF the Holidaysburs and Gap
iron works were sold by the receiver
this morning to Hon. \. S. Landis,
trustee for the first mortgage creditors,
for S25,555. These works hare been
shut down for the past year, but are
expected to- resume soon, giving en-
ployment to 2o0 men.
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TOBACCO PRODUCTION.
a Census Bulletin on tho Industry Issued.
~ Interesting Statistics.

a Census Bulletin on tho Industry Issued.
\ Interesting Statistics.
! WASHINGTON, Dec. Sl.-The census
bureau to-day issued n bulletin giving
the statistics OF tobacco production in
the United States. The entire crop Of
the country in 1850 amounted to 1885,
925, ,lSG pounds, the number OF planters
being 205,762, and the area devoted to
tobacco culture, exclusive OF counties
,cultivating less than one acre, 692,09O
acres.
The total value OF the crop OF the pro-
ducers, estimated ON the basis OF actual
sales, was S34, SS444 440, an average OF IL
cents pcr pound, or $50 IS por acre.
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AhawYER KonsEwH1ppED
Dya Much Younger liun who Claims Hi.
Flancco Was Insulted, .


Dy n Much Younger liun who Claims His
Fiancco Was Insulted.
/ CLEVELAND, o., Dec, 3l.-Attorney C.
L. Hotzc, foryears 4 prominent resident
OF thiscity, was to-day horsowhipped
in his Office by Thomas Reilly, also a
lawyer, and much younger man.
Reilly claims that his tiancec, who had
called at his office yesterday in his
absence, was insultcd by IIotzo, who
happcnetto drop in on a business mat
ter. Hotze says that there is no truth
in the charge. lie admits that be
talked 10 the lady, but declares that ho
did mot insult her and had no intention
Of doing SO. Reilly struck him several
times with Il horsewhip, and tile affair
created 4 sensation in the Society for
Savings building, where both mcn'haye
their Offices. .5. ..f,
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New Goa, Company Organized.

sp'1's-s <"9''N'''N W "'e -'s'S's'yt'ts-I' ..
FAnMoST, W. Va, Dec. Sl.-The
stockholders OF the Wost Fork Coal and
Coke company held a meeting here to-
day and organized by clecting R. S.
Martin, OF Pittsburgh, president. and
rcul Farnuln, OF Philadelphia, sccre-
tary. This company will operate at
Farnum, on the Monongahela River
railroad.
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HILLS FAREWELL
To His auDornntional Career Made
n Notable Occanion.
SPEAKS FIVE THOUSAND WORDS

To Hundred and Filty People at n
Dinncr...A Speech Filled. With De.
maEosic Uttcranccs.--IIo Urges In
Effect That Since No Partisan Lcsis.
latlon by tho Democratic Congress
This Year, is Possible, tho House
Should Leave tho Issues Alone,
Thus Leaving tho Party FREQ to
Staddlc Them in tho Next Cam.
.paign.--iic Can't Trust His Party to
Make Record In This Congress-.
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GuriTnE, 0. Y, Dec. Sl.-A. Chand.
Ter, the bride Of Henry a. Redmond
was found dead in 4 tent with bullet
through her heart. Hcrhusband claimed
she had committed suicide, but the
doctor says she could not have fred the
shot, and:her husband isin jail charged
with numbering her. She had been
married only three weeks.
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French Tnrim, l,ill russcf.

PARIS, Doc 31.-Thc chamber Of.
DEPUTIES to-day rejected tho duty oi "a
francs placed on petrolcunb bby the SON
ate, and aSreedto a duty OF Il francs
on refined and I on crude petroleum.:
.the'new tariff TO 20 into force on Octo.
Der |, 1902. Tho tariff bill vas then;
finally passed. 'SstT
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W4sHlyGroS, D. c., Dec. 3l.-Within
the past two days $4,000 pounds OF
brown powder and $4,000 pounds OF gun
cotton have been forwarded from the
east to San Francisco The brown
powder is intended ior tho naval great
guns and tho cotton for shells. Beyond
these facts there is nothing to DO
learned at the departments this morn
ing concerning war preparations.
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Snenl,or Crisn Rrcnynrinr

WAsnlsGroS, D. G., Dec. 81, DIR.
Walsh, Speaker Crisp's physician, said
to-day that Mr.. Crisp is making rapid
progress toward recovery, and he thinks
lie will be able to preside over tic. house
on Tuesday. The speaker, he said, has
no symptoms OF pneumonia. 4,
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WlLKESnAERE, Pa, Dec. 3l.-Vincenzo
lDelorenzo, an Italian, and noted
counterfeiter, was located at Petersburg,
Lackawanna county, last week and was
iarrcstcdto.night.
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MGs. NIrsInin Pensions.

Sptc'G' DlspGlch 70 the Ii.HlllGcnccr. q z
WAslllxGroX, D. G., Dec. Sl.-Wos.
Virginia pensions: Original-Oliver
Grimes, Jno. s. Pcrdins, Jno. c. Green,
Martin Adkins. Amos ]. Hart, Wm. De-
foe. Wm. Ii. Abbott, Adolph Kogel-'
scha.z .f{ NJ s Il
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A Cleveland Cleveland Organ.

| BALTIMORE Mp. Dec. 3l.-Thc Eua-
ing Ne'rs. to-day passedinto now hands,
twill advocate Alr. Cleveland's nomi-
nation and his, ,tariif{yiows, CharlesII
lGrasty, OF Kansas, will have editorial
schnrre -. - - q - VIZ, 4 I. y.
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MORE DYNAMITE PLOTS.
a Big Nih!list Conspiracy Unearth.
ed in Paris, o
EXPLOSION At DUBLIN CASTLE

Which Frightened tho lnmatcs...A
Fear that tho physical Force"
! Party is ltcsuminS opcrations...Thc
Decline OF Madhisin....A Crazy
Anarchist in London Adopts an
Unique Method Of Showing His Con.
tempt for rarliamcnt.... Foreign
Nows.
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RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 3l,,-Thc resi-
tdcnce OF Mrs. Arlington, mother OF u
horse thief near Peaks OF Otter was
fired by unknown parties last night.
Her grandmother who slcptIup stairs
was burned to DEATH. All Others es-
lcaprd. Tss;35 t7a
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WASiIlSGroSr y, c.. Dec. 81. --Secre-
itary Elkins came to file war: department
this morningand received lie followers
iof5 lis department.. He entcrcti Mt once
upon the discharge OF lis duties. ~
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Two Boys pto,Tnca. .,,S

Z. GRASp RArips, MICH, Dee. 81 Willie
Mcdonald, while skating today; broke
through tho ice. Walter Eolan ut
tempted to rescue him, aud both the.
boys were drowned.
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r LONDON. Jan. 1.-The schooner Cath
erino Richards was wrecked Off Tralee.
ireland, yesterday. Five OF tho crew
were drowned.
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Eorty-threo Perish,

MADRID, Dec. 3l.-Twclye fishing
boats belonging to Vinaroz and San
Carlos de In Rapita have been lost in 4
storm, iorty-three persons being
drowned 80
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This is Leap Year.

The Now Year arrived at midnight
promptly on schedule time. 1t WAS,
lusliercd in with the blowing OF steam
whistles for ten or fifteen minutes, and
the ordinary amount OF Shooting OF big
fire crackers. Some OF the bells in tho;
city performed tic old time act Of ring,
ing out the old and rinSinSin tile new,
but this was not special feature oi tho
arrival. The saloons all did 4 thriving.
business about the witchin. hour of
twelyc.and the streets were inll'oi pco.
pie till considerably alter tho birth OF
tho new year. !; u d
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ss WiTH El%s Cream Bslm acllilI eau
be treated without pain 'aitl witllpcr-
siect safety. 1tciires caiarrh; hay fever
ianl colds int head. Il iSicasilS an.
;niiedinto the nostrils and gives imme-
,diate relief. PriceJ0 ceata. ,Awr4w A.
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I Stc,lnsllip News.

LONDON, Dec. 81 sighted
dam, Brittannic and Illinois. .5ti. q
! BALTIMORE, dec. 3l.@-ArrlYed-
tSchiedam. from Rotterdam. y
+ NEw> ToRK, Dec. 3l-Arrivcd--Nc.
yada, from Liverpool.
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G2ll Weather Forecnsttor To.Lar.l8 u al
: Fo. West VilEirlH. rltcatcilinS Nes.!irr aIil;
rain, south wlilcs, warmer Friday and, cold,
wJlyc Saturday s -, ~ ~ i
For iWeSirril PCnnSyivGuia GOd Ohio, threats
,erltS wCHthrr and rain. lnriIaj,ig stn,th
warmer fEilay; cUllersatpr4lnys n, !
TgirEttATulE IISffGpAs, M 81
eA fnrn!shelfoi Z 5p,isErg. drls;ns on,;,
Hpuse corner: .is;,,;5iS} 49, "a /.
u =. y. ~
Il WgatL. ljsriS