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AGGRIEVED employees.
Bluntly RepulSed in a Request for More
Pay.

OMAHA CNebr.), Feb. 5.-The conference
between Manager Dickinson and Griev-
ance Committee of the Union Pacific to-day
was short ana inconclusiVe. Dickinson re-
fused to discuss the proposition for gen.
eral increase in wages, and the employees
Withdrew without presenting minor COM
plants. They have appointed a Press Com
mittee. who make a statement to the effect
that the committee submitted a new
schedule of wages more than week ago,
and at the conference Dickinson made q
statement purpOrting to give the aggregate
increase Of wages under the proposed
schedule According TO his own statements.
the figures were based on the service of the
three busiest months in the year
A CarefCl estimate by the committee indi-
Gates that the aggregate increase of wages
Will not exceed 90 per cent of the sum
named by Dickinson. The committee pro-
posed discussion of the new schedule az
ticle by article. but Dickinson positively re-
fused to entertain proposition for an in-
crease of wages until the schedule was with
drawn. That would have left the commit
tee without cause. The members felt ag-
grieYed at the scant courtesy shown them as
representatives of great organizations Of
railway men and left Dickinson, resolved to
appeal to General Manager Clark. He will
meet other officers IN this city next week.
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THE OSBORNE CASE.
The Accused Released for Robbery, bat Hell
fnr perinrv

The Accused Released for Robbery, bat Held
for Perjury.
LONDON, Feb. 5-Mrs. Osborne, who sur.
rendered herself TO the police yesterday to
answer a charge IN connection with the
theft Of jewelry belonging to Mrs. Har-
greaves, was formally aTTaigned before Lord
Mayor Evans this morning. The Lord
Mayor held court in the old council cham
Der in Guild Hall. The courtroom can ac-
Commodate only 200 persons, and the crowd
anxious to listen TO the proceedings was so
large that it was found necessary to detail
an extra force Of police TO keep order among
the people. Mrs Osborne appeared in
court heavily veiled and accompanied by
her husband. She seemed utterly broken
down, aud In every way she appeared 10
appreciate beT painful position.
A representative of the Treasury appeared
and stated that he had no evidence against
the prisoner, whereupOn Mrs. Osborne was
discharged. Mrs Osborne was Immediately
rearrested on charge of perjury for test-
flying in the libel suit brought by her
against Mrs. Hargreaves. She was taken
to the Police Court, where, after eXamfna-
tiOn, she was remanded 10 Jail for one week.
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0IUTINOUs STUDENTS.
French Scholars Drive the Teachers Fro1

French Scholars Drive the Teachers From
School and Smash the Furniture.
PARIS, Feb. 5.-The students Of the Ecole
Central which ranks with ST. Cyr and the
Polytechnique. rose in revolt on Thursday.
They smashed the windows of the prlnci-
IsPs house and otherwise demonstrated
their ire. The direct cause Of the outbreak
is that the usual annual review has been
forbidden, because the professors complain
that 1t has become too much Of an excuse
for hOrse-play.
The head master Of the institution, with
the approval Of Minister of Commerce
Roche, dismissed the students and closed
the school The mutiny commenced at
dinner time among the juniors. They
smashed the dishes, furniture and windows
and made impassioned speeches. They
then chased the masters from the building,
and, inducing the seniors to Join them, pro-
ceeded to the Minister Of the Interior, and
sent depuLation to see Roche. The latter
declined to receive the deputatioD, and or
dered the police to disperse the students.
The damage TO the school furniture is 5000
francs
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GARZA's MOVEMENTS.
The Mexican Rebel Is Not Inhablting Ameri-
can foil.

can foil.
LEAvENWoKTH (kans.), Feb. 5.-Colonel
Martin, L. ). A. Assistant Adjutant-Gen-
eral, with headquarters at San Antonio.
Tex, has just arrived in this city. He is
sure the American bandit Cara is not on
American soil, but passes his time in the
City Of Mexico quietly organizing his forces.
To a reporter he said: "GarZa's organization
Is so complete that lie can concentrate his
strength at very short notice, and that
strength is more than is known. Our troops
Will DO all that is possible TO protect the
border. There will be no fighting between
the MeXicans on the American side of the
river"
CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 5.-The reported
movements of Cara on the Texas border
do not seem to give the Government the
least bit OF annoyance. But little atten-
tion is bestowed upon them, for they are not
credited to any serious extent.
SAN ANTONIO Tex. Feb. 5.-J. A.
Robertson, General Manager of the Mon7(
terey aud Mexican Gulf Railway, states
that during the past two weeks he Travelled
extensively in all parts of Mexico, and in
all that time he did not see a sign or hear a
word that would indicate a revolutionary
spirit among the people.
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MORTGAGE COMPANY SUED.
Trouble Growing Out of an Electric Railway
Deal.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-The Jarvis-Conkling
Mortgage Company. with offices il New
York, Chicago, Kansas City and San Fran
cisco, was sued iOr 100000 in the Superior
Court this IN Tning by Horace X. Tnurber
of the wholesale grocery firm of Tuurber IL
Wyland.
pKANsAs CITY, Feb. 5.-S. NJ. Jarvis Of
the JarYis-CODkling Investment Company
was shown a dispatch from Chicago to-day
stating that suit had been brought against
the company by Horace Thurber Of New
Y ork for 100000, ThuIber claiming tnat in
the deal in the electric road at Ogden he was
euchered out of his just dues. Jarvis said ::
"Ihurber never made demand on MS for
cent, nor did any one for him. We held
first mortgage bonds on the road Thurber
was a stOckholder Of, and also held second
mortgage bonds on which the interest was
never paid, and the first mortgage was fore
closed. There never has been any question
as to the legality Of the transaction"
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without a full knowledge OF what the de-
cision means. The Clerk of the Supreme
Court wired my attorneys that the decision
Of the Nebraska Supreme Court was re-
versed, ana the case remanded for fur
ther proceedings. The fact that the
case Is remanded certainly means something
further is to be done before | can surrender
the Office. The question Is as to my right to
turn over the Office to any person until the
decision of the Nebraska Supreme Court
placing me in Office is reversed by that
court because, as quoted above, tho Su-
preme Court remauds the case here for
further proceedings. 1t is the opinion of
the best attorneys that | have no right TO
thus dispose Of this office"
Governor Thayer leaves Monday for
Texas to be gone ten days. He and the
observation-disclosures unite in declaring pure
buncOmbe the report that the Lieutenant
Governor, who in his absence will have
charge OF the Office, cOntempates calling
special session OF the Legislature.
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GOVERNOR THAYER.
lie viii Remain in Office Until Ordered to
YaCate.

LINCOLN (Nebr.), Feb. 5-In view OF the
conflicting statements sent out relative to
the gubernatOrial controversy in this State,
Governor Thayer to-day furnished the AS
Sociated Press with a statement outlining
the course he intends to pursue. Said he:
My attorneys are waiting to get the full
text of the United States Supreme Court
decision. As yet they do not really know
what it contains. because of conflicting re-
ports l am anxious to surrender the
Office, but do not propose to act precipitately
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-Fizsimmons, the
murderer of Detective Gilkinson, who cut
his throat in the Parish Prison in this city
yesterday, died this morning.
GREENWICH Comm, Feb, 5.-TwO broth
ers named Adams were killed this morning
in an accident to the mail train on the New
Haven Railroad at South Beach.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 5.-Early this morning
the Central tobacco warehouse was burned
and Captain Edwards, one of the owners of
the building, who was sleeping in it, was
cremated. The financial loss is S25, 900.
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Aid for Russians.

New YORK. Feb. 5-The committee ap-
pointed at Chamber Of Commerce meeting
to raise funds for the relief Of Russian suf-
ferers met to-day. j. Pierpont Morgan was
elected Treasurer and George Wilson Secre-
tary. The Mayor Of this city will be asked
to issue a proclamation asking the people to
send subscriptions to the Chamber Of Com
$780, j. Pierpont Morgan heads the list
with $1,000
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PARIS, Feb. "a decision has been an
nouncuI by the Tribunal of Commerce
which recognized the legal status of the
Omnibus Employees Union. The men had
been prosecuting the COmpagnie Generate
des Omnibus for nOn-fulfiment Of its
pledges to tie drivers and conductors. The
tribunal has ordered the company to pay a
fine Of 100 francs a day for every days de-
lay in the execution Of its pledges. FROM
a labor standpoint the verdict is of i'm
mense significance. Henceforward work
men viii be able 10 press their claims to re-
dress through legal channels.
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PARIS, Feb. 5.-The Dowager Duchess de
la Rochefoucauld gave a dinner on Thurs
day in honor of her son and his inancee,
Miss Hattie Mitchell of Oregon. whose
marriage takes place next Thursday at
neon at the Church of st. ClOthilde. The
Chapel OF the NunciatuTe, which was orig
inally selected. was found to be toO small
to contain the guests. The witnesses for
the Duke will be his cousin, Duke la Roche
guyon, and Count dc Layalette, who IS Col
Onel Of the Dukes regiment Miss Mitch
elPs witnesses will be Minister Whitelaw
Reid and Baron de Sruye, Russian Minister
10 WASHINGTON.
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Guilty of Embezzlement.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 5-Market Clerk Hast
ings, the first Of the Allegheny City officials
indicted for embezZlement to be tried, was
found guilty and remauded to jail for GEN.
teuce. The trial Of Major Wyman comes
next
The verdict was wholly unexpected by
Hastings. He was released on $4,000 bail
pending sentence. In an interview he said
he was careless, bat not Intentionally Grim
inal. The penalty is twenty years imprls-
onment and fine equal to the amount of
money emheZLled.
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CROOKED CoTToN-BRoKERs.
Jones Brothers Leave Their Creditors in the
Lurch,

MEMPHIS (Tenn.), Feb. 5.-M. MacPher-
son OF the cotton brokerage firm of Mac
Pherson & Co., who returned from trip
through the cotton belt. says that Jones
Bros, the alleged cotton brokers, Travelled
with him to Little Rock on the Iron Noun
tain Saturday night last They said they
were going TO Hot Springs. 1t is now en-
orally conceded that they are making for
Mexico. Creditors of the firm are turning
up daily Inc brothers left families be-
hind. The aged mother of the men is
deeply affected by their flight and exposure
and it is feared that she will not survive the
blow
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Democrats were present. Mills for The first
time indicated in public speech the line
Of action TO be followed by himself ana
friends in the present Congress regarding
the tariff. He declared his intention to op-
pose the proposed halfway and stand-still
measures some Democratic leaders advo-
Gated. He secuted the idea Of going back
10 the tariff of 1893 and accepting that as
final settlement. He said the Democrats
had been fighting that tariff for thirty years
and he was for carrying on war, eternal,
uncOmpromiSing war. At the close of his
speech Mills said: 81 will follow wherever
the flag points to fair trade; | will follow
wherever the flag floats, no matter who car
res it. and | will follow wherever the bat
tie is pitched"
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LOANS TO BANK OFFICERS.
The House Committee on Banking to-ds
aVOTablV TeDOTted upOn the hill DrOyid in
padlewski,s Remains Exhnmsd.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-The Republics San
Antonio special says: Interest in the death
of Stanislaus Padlewski. the Nihilist, who
died here and was buried under the name
of Otto Hauser, has been revived by the
exhuming of his remains for the purpose of
examination, at the request of James l..
Wilson, an attorney of Galveston. acting
for unknown persons. 1t is understood
that Wilson's examination Of the partially
decOmpOSed remains was satisfactory to
him, but what he wished TO learn is not
known
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BRUTAL OFFICERS.
Stopping Their IDhuman Treatment Of Ger
mon Eoldiars

Stopping Their IDhuman Treatment Of Ger
man Soldiers.
BERLIN, Feb. 5-The order issued by
Prince George of Saxony. as InspectOr-Gen-
eral Of the German Army and commander
Of the Twelfth Army Corps, calling upon
the officers of that corps TO stop the inhu-
man treatment practiced upon privates by
non-commissioned officers, is very likely to
result in the ameiOraIiun Of the condition
of the priyates of the whole army and to
free them from the brutal tyranny of low
grade officers. The matter was discussed
to-day by the Budget Committee of the
Reichstag, and it was resolved to favor
greater publicity in the proceedings of mill
by those courts.
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Em.n Pasha's Expedition.

LONDON. Feb. "a letter just received
here from Emin Pdsha, dated at Oswa, on
the west coas. Of Lake Albert Nyanza, in
August last, SAYS there is a large number Of
slave-traders between James Gordon Ben
nett Mountain and Ruweuzsyi. While fol-
lowing Omar Bpchalid for six days he
found fifty-One emacsted corpses and
thirty-nine bodies with broken skulls. Emin
estimates that 1900 persons have been car
Tied away from the dis ric. into slavery.
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Iithnnranhars Cnmhine-

New YORK, Feb. 5.-It is said a cOmbina-
ton has been made Of a large number of
Eastern lithograDhing firms with a capital
Of S11.5000O0. 1t has been decided to issue
first mortgage bonds in the amount of
S1,000,000, making the total bond and share
capital Sl2,500,O00 None Of the stock will
be placed on the market though the bonds
will probably be sold in this city.
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Another Strike Threatened.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5.-Despite the denials of
local officers Of the Adams Express Com
pany, it is positively asserted that several
discharges of OLD messengers, said to belong
to the brotherhood, have taken place within
the past few days. The members of the
brotherhood said to-day If the express COM
panies continue their prosecutions there
will be a strike
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CONGRESS.
THE HOUSE.

Spirited Debate on the Administration
of the Census Bureau.
WAsHINGToN. Feb. 5.-Speaker Crisp
called the House to order to-day. The
Speaker was very hoarse and his voice was
almost inaudble. Finally he lett the chair
and yielded the gavel TO McMillin.
The Census Bureau. It's management and
the extent to which it has been subordinated
TO political ends was the subject of a two
hours debate. While the discussion in a
general way was upon party lines, the SUI
peTintendenr of the Census was not without
supporters on the Democratic side, Stone of
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RntnharAd His Wife

CHICAGO. Feb, 5.-This afternoon Pat
rick Hurst, a labOrcr, attacked his wife with
knife while she was sick in bed, stabbing
her again and again until he had slashed her
thrty-eight times Many of the cuts were
inflicted after the woman, suceumbing to
the frghtful hacking. was dead. Hurst
was arrested. He shows no CO ncern, and
only says II killed her because she
wouldn't take care OF ME the past twenty
five years" Hurst is believed to be insane.
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Freda WARTS SLAYER.

MEMPHIS (Tenn.), Feb. 5.-Dr. Sim visited
Miss 81 itchell in her cell today. While it
was stated that he merely went TO prescribe
for slight disorder il is probable he wished
TO examine her as to her mental condition.
The luuacy trial will be conducted In open
court, but if all reports as 10 the nature Of
the evidence to be produced have any foun-
dation in fact the newspapers will scarcely
publish IL in full
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Indictments Dismissed.

NEW YORK, Feb. Judge MARITIME to-
day DISMISSED the indictments for misde-
meanor found against the editors of differ
ent daily newspapers in this city who pub
lshed the details Of the electrOcutOn of
Murderers Wood, Smiler. Slocum and jug
iro. July last.
TINS was done on account of the passage
by the Assembly of bill repeating that
part Of the law prohibiting publication, etc.
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were scratched OF
again. In vain dld 1 consult ali
the doctors in the county. bus
without aid. After givlng up all
hopes OF recovery, | happened to
see an advertisement in the news
p per about your TICURA
RKMEDIEs, and purchased than
from my drugg st, and obtained
almost Immediate relief. began
to notice that the Seaiy eruptionS
dropped of and disap-
peared one by one, until l had
been fully cured. l had the dis
gan taking the REMEDIES. and In
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A Murderer's Suicide.

New YORK, Feb. 5.-The dead body of
Frederick Seener who shot and killed his
sweetheart, Maggie Weissmullin. Wednes-
day night, was found in a vacant lot on One
hundred and Eighteenth street, near Lem
nOx avenue. 4 bullet-hOle was 10 the right
side of his head and a revolver was ly.ag
beside him.
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visiting French Firanciers.

PARIS, Feb. Two or three members Of
the L thschild family. will visit America
within the next month or two, and will be
the guests of a prominent New \ ork bank
iug-hOuse wiki European connections. The
object OF the ylsii is 10 Investigate thor
OuEhly American financial methods. Par
ticular attention will be given by them to
silver free coinage and international Te-
mnnPtIIalIun.
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In Danger of Burning.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.). Feb. 5.-There is re-
port here that Worthwhile, town on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, fifty-four
miles from Louisville, is burning. Six busi-
ness houses were said to have been de-
stroyed at the time the news was received
here, and it is probable that the whole town
will 90
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Four Kentucky Hangines.

IRVINE (Ky.), Feb. 5.-Wililm Puckett
was hanged to-day for the murder of Will
lam Hall in an election row.
HENDERSON Ky.), Feb. 5-Robert Chari-
tor (coIored) was han ged to-day for the
murder of lis mistress.
STANFORD (Ky.), Feb. 5.-William Burke
was hanged this afternoon for the murder
of his wife.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Sat Clay City Samp-
son Bush was hanged to-day for the murder
of his wife. Bush made short address
warning young men against keeping bad
company.
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sunk in Collision

WooDs HoLL (Mass.), Feb.5-The steamer
City of Savannah, from Boston or
Savannah, and the schooner Lucy Jones
collided near Cross Rip light-ship at mid
night last night The Lucy Jones sank
almost Immediately. The captain and one
man were saved, and the mate and two
seamen were drowned. The City of Sa-
Yannah was uninjured
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An Overdue Indictment.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Feb. 81. F. Kimball
and George E. Champ, connected with the
Kmball Champ Investment Company,
which assigned here one year ago, were
to-day indicted by the Grand Jury, charged
with embezzling over $4,000 of the COM
nauv'S mOuaV
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A nastrnntiva Fire.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 25.-A special to the
Tribune from Winnipeg says: The town of
Regina, on the Canadian Pacific. west of
Winnipeg, was the scene Of big fire to-day.
The fire started about noon, and before 1t
was under control the Windsor Hotel, Lu-
mans extensive stock aud livery stables,
and several smaller buildings, were COM
pletely DESTROYED,
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SALISBURY SCORED.

Sir William Vernon Harcourt Severely Crit
icizes the British Premier.
LONDON. Feb 5.-Sir William Vernon
HarcOurt spoke to-day at Southampton. In
the course Of his address he took occasion
to denounee in vehement terms what he
termed as "L9rd Salisbury's unjust refer
ences to Catholic Irish" In his speech at
Exeter on Tuesday last be pronounced the
PremleT's remarks as dsgracefu and
worthy Of a drunken 0rangeman, adding
that "such an appeal to the wicked passion
OF national hatred was not only shameful
but mischlev0us on the part Of a statesman
IN Lord Salisbnry's position" Sir William
declared that if the Premier indulRea in
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Steamer Venezuela Ashore.

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 5.-The steamer
Venezuela. with a crew Of forty-fye and
eleven passengers, loaded with coffee and
hides. bound from Laguaya for New York,
went ashore at Brigantine Shoals this morn
ing. 1t is doubtful If she can be fioated.
The passengers and crew We're saved.
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Acquitted of Sailing Beer.

HELENA (MOnt.), Feb. 5.-ln the case of
the man on trial for selling a bottle Of beer
to an Indian on the Crow Reservation,
United States Judge Knowles to-day de-
cided that beer is not spirituous liquor, and
the man was discharged.
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An Historic Candle.

ST. AUGUSTINE (Fla.). Feb. 5.-At ball
here last night Ex-Governor Porter of In
diana presented Senior Romera with the
remnant of a candle found in Lord Corn
wallis tent after the battle of Yorktown.
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Refused to PLEAD GniItv.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 5.-This morning when
Major 0verman was asked to plead TO the
charges, he refused to plead to that of en-
bezzlement, To the charge of unbecOming
conduct he pleaded nOt guilty. After the ex-
animation Of one witness the cOuTtmartial
was postponed till Monday.
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MILLS ON THE TARIFF.

He Defines His Position at a Dinner
Party.
New YORK, Feb. 5.-A dinner was given
tonight at the Reform Club to Roger @
Mills by President E. E!Iery Anderson,
and Thomas g. SheaFman. ex-Secretary
FaiTehild and other well-known Cleveland
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Settled the Strike,

PITTsBURG, Feb. 5.-Two hundred en-
ployes Of the Continental Tube Works
struck to-day against piece work. The
strike at the Moorhead, McLeane 81 Co.
iron and steel works agai'st the check sys-
tenn is settled, and the strikers returned to
work, both sides making concessions.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-A Judgment
with an execution for S36S96 was entered
to-day against Joseph Cullbet, wOolen
goods manufactures. 1t is said that his
liabili ties are heavy.
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Made the Editnr Crazy.

SAN ANTONIO Crex.), Feb. 5.-Leon Obre-
gon, editor Of Ell Cronista Mexicana. a local
Spanish paper, is raving maniac as re-
suit of taking alleged medisne prescribed
for the grip by an old NsSican woman.
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Rich Gold Quartz.

CRIPPLE CREEK (Colo.), Feb. "a rich
vein of ore discovered at the head of Squaw
Gulch is literal mass of shining gold. 1t
is marveously rich and mining men esli-
mate the value of the gold at from $4,000
TO $4,000 ton.
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four nYe weeks was eutlrety cured. MY 0tSeaSe
was eczema and psoriasis. l know OF great many
who have taken the REdEDIEs, ana thank me for
the knowledge OF them, especially mothers who
have babes with scay eruptions on their heads and
bodies, l cannot express my thanks TO you My
body was covered with scales and was an awful
spectacle TO behold. Now my skin is clear as q
blby's. GEO. C0TEY, Merrill Wis,
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Blood ed Horse Sale.

LEXINGTON (KY.), Feb. 5.-Sixty head of
horses at the Brazfield sale to-day brought
S2S, $50. The best sales were Dentry, by
Director-Minuie, $500; bay colt, by
Phallis-Leda, S140O; Wilkes Girl, by
Wilkes BoY-PuSs. S1225.