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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27

BrFFLO. Y. ", December 25.-The
three Canadian cruisers built at owen
sound. Ont, which are causing 50 mucn
war-iso talk, are said by an old ship owner
one of the few who have been allowed 20
Inspect these vessels. much smaller tnan
lss Oeen repres- s-uted. He asserts that
hey are armed vito one small gun eaco
and are in fact what Sir Julian PounceIote
I2.0 they were-mere revenue cutters.
Besides said the Captain, "even II tHey
were $50 ton vessels, as has been reported
What does that signify when il is known
hat within a month past there nave oeeu
launched ar Toiedo two $50 ton vessels in
ended for lake trade but purposely con-
J,rCcted 50 that in a very few hours time
iley can be converted into formidable meR-
oi-war capable Of knocking these CanaolSn
cruisers into q cooked hatn one OF the
1ew Canadian cutters is now IN the Geor-
Ean Bay and the other two are IN Nova
Serffa
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1t Disclosed Little.

DUBLIN, December ga coroner's in
quest was held to-day on the body OF De
tective Synnott, who lost his life by the
explosion at the Detectives office:
After hearing the evidence Of several
witnesses, the jury rendered verdict that
the explosion was due 10 the explosion OF
high class explosive substance placed IN
the court by person whose identity was
unknown TO the jury. 1t was recommend
ed that the authorities provide for the fam
lily Of Detective Synnott
The London police recently received
vague intimation of possible renewal OF
dynamite outrages and extra precautions
were al once taken 10 guard against injury
being done TO public buildings. II is sup
posed that the dynamiters thus thwarted,
decided TO make Dublin the scene OF this
outrage.
Secretary Ausquith was busy at the Home
Office to-day and unusual activity was dis
played az Scotland Yard
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omit. a yiclou. short Battle.

NTw YoRK, December 26-A desperate
prize fight was decided here this evening
In the gymnasium in tho NOnpareil Ath-
letic Club
The principals In the vicious conflict
were "Bnlyi' Welch, OF the Nonpareil
Club, and Joe DAILY, Of tho Union Athletic
CLUB Of Brooklyn.
The men fought for q purse OF OF 600,
and weighed az 100 pounds. About 30
persons, Including many political lights OF
Tammsny Hall, witnessed the fstic argu-
ment
Welsh was the aggressor throughout tbs
battle and secured the verdict ia the mid
die Of the second round. During the Wind
up Welsh scored FIVE knock-d0wD blows.
DAILY ia the last fall rolled upon bis bacg
and refused TO get up until counted out b.
the referees.
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The "skoski." have a Dispute,

PITTsBURG, PA, December pa score
or more of Polanders engaged in drunken
brawl, on the corner OF Twenty-eighth and
Liberty streets, late last night and num-
her of persons were seriously wounded,
o diving this morning from the effects Of
his INJURIES. The fight started over some
trifing matter, and knives and clubs and
stones were used. Joseph Sparkorfski
was stabbed in the abdomen and
afterwards beaten over the head with a
mace by Ofilcer Wilcofski. He was un-
conscious when removed 10 the hospital
and died few hours later. Four Of the
participants in the row are in the station
house with dangerous wounds. The others
escaped. II is not known who stabbed
Sparkorfski. Pending an investigation
Oficer Wilcofski has been relieved from
dutV
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as.,,sinatea In His own Door.

NOZZLE, ALA, December 26.-Near COT
feyville, Clark county, Ala, last night
Ernest McCOnquodale, one Of the best
known citizens OF Clark county, was as
sassinated by parties unknown. McCon-
ouodale was preparing 20 entertain num-
Der Of guests and it was about nigbtfall
when knock was heard on the front door
Of his dwelling Mrs. McCOnquodale
called her husbands attention 20 the signal
and he went out followed by his wife and
daughter Immediately gun was dis
charged by some one at the gate, a distance
of fifteen yards, and McCouquodsle re-
ceived a number of buckshot in the hand
aud face. He fell and expired without
uttering a word. There was much excite
ment at Coffeyville last nigat, and the as
sassin, or assassins will be lynched II de-
teCted.
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Bismarck's Christmas.

HAMBURe, December 26.-Priuce Bis
marck celebrated Christmas with his fam
ily at Friedrichsruhe. The Christmas tree,
on which all the presents hung, was gift
from a farmer whose land adioins the
Princes estate. The Princes presents from
abroad were opened by the Princess and
hung by her on the tree without his hay.
ing seen them. The cards and letters OF
congratulation, which came from every
capital in Europe, filed an enormous
basket at the foot OF the tree. Several
guests passed the evening with the family.
Prince Bismarck was in exceptionally
good spirits and made the bowl for the
company with his own hands.
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Arardict nfNnt GuiItY.

PArHpIrM. IDAHO, December 26.-The
iury in the case OF ID. w. Leasure, on trial
in he Superior court for the murder OF
ivory Dean and conspiracy in Couer
d'AleRe mining riots last July, has re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. The result
Of the trial is very important as 1t virtually
decides there was no conspiracy in the
Couer d'Alene trouble, and that
the acts Of the union miners
were defensive and not riotous. Leasure
was Jointly indicted with forty-two others
upon four charges, as follows: Conspiracy,
murder Of Ivory Dean. blowing up Frisco
Mill. and violating the injunction OF the
District Court. 1t is believed that the
other cases will be dismissed.
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pteKrEsBURG, w. VA, December
GA telegram was received here by
r..sfof Police Mehen to-day from NJ.
I,-.-s. Justice Of the Peace at Carlo,
p-elie county, 20 arrest and hold
lanes Duffy on the charge of murder.
n.Fy who is we'll known here waS
s,.rd on the accommodation train by
v5.sf Nehpn and jailed 70 await the
p.rhie county authorities.
U.Fy is suspected Of having muir
ss-si Mrs. NJ. Higgins, at Cairo, Satur-
Lsg night
ON that night parties passing the
D-rv residence, at Cairo, heard the
..--i of a scufile and blows, mingled
with words OF threat and violence, and
m Yesterday Duffy's wife, who is the
f,r-hter OF the dead woman, told the
rsf-15ors that her mother had died
during the night
Suspicion of foul play caused the Cor
o7er. Justice Trick. 20 hold an inquest
over the remains.
Trou examination number OF cuts
and bruised were found on the woman's
b54v and face and her skull was found
20 have been broken.
suspicion alighted upon Duffy, the
s-r-.r-Isw OF the dead woman, and the
fg-v did not return a verdict az the
t.ua. ir is said through fear Of Duffy.
Duffy came here on the accOmmoda-
tf51 train. ne says, to get coffin for
his u1ther-iH-iaw.
He denies having killed or mistreated
the woman, and claims that she met
her death through a fall that night
against a piece Of furniture.
lie win De turned over 70 the Richie
county authorities.
Mrs. Higgins was we'll known IN this
city, where she had many relatives and
friends.
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Wb.,. Men are Scarce.

Father (meekly)-"I came. sir, to
ask your hand In marriage for my
daughter"
Young man (fercely)-"What do you
mean, sir?'
Father (humbIy)-'T love her very
much, and / want 70 make her happy"
Young man-"So2 so2 Well. sir,
what is your financial condition? Can
you support her 10 the style 70 which
She has always been sccustOmcd|
Father (confdently)-'I am quite
sure / can, sir"
Young man (cayyousIy)-"well. call
around to-morroT d I'll give you my
answer"
Father-"T' you, sir. Good
morning, SIR
The healI trilying qualities Of
Salvation me best article for
the speed ated sores NC.
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Ruth Was Happy.

New York, December 26.-The happiest
member OF the Cleveland household Christ
mas morning was little Ruth. Though
some OF her presents had been shown 10
her during the week, most were reserved
for Christmas. Ruth hung up stocking
Saturday night and prayed that santa
Claus would be very good 70 ner As soon
as she opened her eyes in the morning she
was carried bv her nurse into the room
whore her presents were arrayed. There
were so many and some OF them were so
big that 20 stocking ever manufactured
could possibly have held them. There
were enough dolls TO stock a toy shop.
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JERRY. THE BARE-LEGGED.

He .sa Candidate for the Senate and
Makes tine Formal Announcement.
TopEKA, KANs., December 26.-Con-
gresham Jerry Simpson arrived here
yesterday in time for Christmas dinner,
but his arrival was not generally known
u1tt. to-day. This morning he put all
doubts to rest concerning his candidacy
ior ,he United States Senate by an
uoGac,ug that be was a candidate. he
said, however, that his presence was
due more 10 a desire 20 help the PoOu-
lists eodeavor 10 organize the House
than 10 his own interest.
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Ready TO Compounds.

"Your case" said the police magis-
tr.te. '.perpIe1es me. You are an old
offender. You have been brought be-
fore this court dozens OF times for be-
ing drunk and disorderly, and 1t doesn't
seem TO do any good either TO fine you
or send you to the workhouse. Yet
you don't seem 10 be bad man at
heart"
"Pm not, .edge," sniveled the con-
trite old vagsb md, drawing the back Of
his hand across bis nose, ''and I'm
willin' 10 drop these purceedin's right
now If you are.- Chicago Tribune.
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Another Bad odor in Europe.

BuDA PEST, December 26.-The fact has
lust been made public that during the
Irefort Ministry four million forms were
embezzled in the Department Of Education
and Public Instruction. Count Czaky,
incumbent OF the Ministry in question
both in the Szapary Cabinet and the pres
ent Wekerle Cabinet, has known OF the
for some time, but has made
no mention fit. No information is ascer.
tainable as 10 the method OF fraud or the
identity of the dishonest official.
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A NEW TREATMENT.
DR.. Gibier Has Found New Agent In the
Treatment OF Epilepsy.


New YORK, December 26.-Dr. Paul Gil
bier. President of the New York Bacteria
logical Society and Director Of the Pasteur
Institute, read an interesting and import
ant paper before the medical society Of the
county of New York at the Academy OF
Medicine, in West Forty-third street, TO-
night, on "a new agent in the treatment
Of epilepsy" In it he tells the results of
scientific treatment which he has ap-
piled 10 class of patients
for the first time in this
country or elsewhere. The treatment is
in line with what is excited interest in
scientific medical circles in France, aud is
a step in advance OF the method employed
in a somewhat similar treatment in Paris.
The material used is prepared from the
vital organs of the sheep after II has un-
dergone certain treatment in the laboratory
of the Pasteur Institute. The injections
were made daily in each side OF the pa
tient Just above the hip bone.
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WHEELING, W. VA TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER q. 1892
CHOLERA IN HAMBURG.
Quite q Number of Cases-Generai Ap-
prebension Felt.

HAMBURG, December 26.-Two chill,
dren living in Borgessch strasse fell Ill
Of cholera on Thursday and to-day two
more in the same house with them were
stricken. The Oppendorf hospital is
treating thirty-eight cases OF cholera,
Of which eight are Of an exceedingly
virulent type. There was one death
from cholera at the hospital to-day.
Without doubt the disease is making
steady although slow progress. Cen
eral uneasiness prevails, especially In
mercantile circles, which are still under
the burden OF last falls losses.
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Hip Fire for a Small Town.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, December 26.-The
village OF Wyoming. in Wyoming county,
was visited by the most severe hre in its
history today. The fire broke out in oa-
kerry at 5 80 o'clock and before its course
could De stayed, il had burned the Meth
oiist Church, six stores, seven dwellings
and three barns Nine families are left
homeless. The loss is estimated at $780,
600. almost entirely covered by insurance.
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Gale. on tho Coast Of spain.

Madrid. December 20 Violent gales
are raging Off the west coast Of Spain. Re
ports indicate that there have been many
fatalities in this part Of the Atlantic and
the shipping has suffered seriously along
the Spanish coast. During the gale
the captain Of the ship Maria Joa-
ouina was killed and two seamen drowned
The ship Maria Teresa foundered of San
Lucar, and eight Of the crew were
drowned
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c,u.Unon a Rand of Bandits.

LAREDO. TEXAS. December 26.-Consid-
cradle excitement was created here in mill
tary circles caused by the receipt OF a
telegram from New Laredo over the Mexi-
cha lines, announcing that Lieutenant
West and his company OF United States
troops came upon a band OF bandits, en-
camped near Alszan Greek, and one killed
and another wounded.
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Froze to Death.

Ss<esaf 7Sls1ydrs 10 ih< R>0isssr
CLAKISGTos, o., December 2G.-
Sturgeon, who lived about two and
miles from here came % town 81
ana proceeded 10 get zioriously oru;
the evening be started home anc
about a mile and half from town
down and lay there till Sunday sboE
when he was found 81 the roadside
stifi.
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TEN DROWNED.
A Party out for Christmas Sail. Thrown
ont of the Boat, and Ten Lost.

SYDNEY, n. S. W., December "a sad
accident occurred here to-day 10 party OF
merrv-makers, resulting in the death OF
ten of them. The owner Of yacht made
I'D party of his friends to take sail, and
twenty three persons accepted the invita-
ton. All went well, and everybody was
enjoying himself until the mouth OF the
har6or was reached. Here severe squall
struck the yacht, and before any prepara-
tion could be made TO meet IL, the vessel
capsized. Thirteen persons were rescued,
but ten Of the party were not seen after
the YACHT turned over.
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wants the Gold Standard.

PARIS. December 26.-The European
addition OF the Herald publishes letter
from an American resident Of San Diego.
Cal. urging Mr.. Cleveland 10 let the
country understand be will maintain the
gold standard and that he Will Duy colo
whenever necessary 10 keep the National
Treasury prepared TO redeem, in gold, It's
silver
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All Danger Disappeared.

VALPARAISO, December 26-Al danger
of serious trouble between Chill and Ar
gentine over the offensive pamphlet Issued
by Chilian Minister Guerrero and Binni-
Chi Tupper has apparently disappeared. II
is not probable tnat war will result from
their statements that they bribe telegraph
operators in Argentine 20 reveal secrets
sent 10 Europe by Balmaceda during the
reVOlution in Chill.
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TO A NEW DIOCESE.
DIR. MoGlynn VIII Likely be Transferred
From His Old Place.

New YORK, December 2G.-Rev. DR..
Edward McGlynn, who was last week
restored to his prestly functions
through the instrumentality OF Mon
signore Satolli, will, In all probability,
be under the jurisdiction OF Cardinal
Gibbons in the Baltimore Diocese, or
Bishop Ireland, OF the st. Paul Diocese.
There is little likelihood that the re-
stored priest will ever be stationed
again in his diocese, and according TO q
prominent ecclesiastical friend Of Or.
McGlynn, he has the choice Of the
above dioceses under consideration.
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40 NEWS FRoM TEXAS.
General SchoHeld Bas BAD No Late Re-
ports from the Mexican Frontier

ports from the Mexican Frontier.
WAsHINGroN, December 26.-General
Schoheld was one Of the few officials who
q id not take advantage Of to-day's holiday.
A reporter found him in his Office at the
War Department this afternoon and asked
him if be had any news from the Mexican
frontier. He said he had not heard any
thing official from Texas for several days
and did not expect any reports from there
unless the troops now in the
field should have an engagement
with some OF the men respOnsole for
the recent outrages on the border. He did
not believe, however, that the troops
would meet with any resistance on their
march for the reason that their approach
was usually the signal Cor the guerrillas TO
scatter in every direction, conceal their
arms tu the brush and destroy all evidences
of an unlawful character.
no information has reached either the
War Department or the Department Of
Justice in regard to the reported capture
Of Deputy United States Marshals by
Mexican revolutiOnists.
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New YORK, December 28.-The
between Jack McAalisfe and DicS
for a t45, 900 purse before the Con
Athletic Club is still uucompl
only apparent reason OF tbisFi
state OF Affairs Is Dick
resentaiives refusing 20
containing the clause that
deposit forfeit Of $1,000
cislly stipulated by McAul
meut be signed SatUrda
weight question. Upto7
lug no favorable agreerD va
tween Burgess backer md
Island people.
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CHICAGO. December 26.-The magnificent
Columbus Fountain, the Gift OF John Z.
Drake. Of the Grand Pacific Hotel. 70 the
city Of Chicago, was formally turned over
10 the municipal authorities this afternoon
The exercises, owing 10 the severity OF the
vsather. were held in the city council
chamber. where Mayor Washburn made
gcaceful address.
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Another French Duel.

PARIS, December 26.-Deputy Raynal,
formerly Minister of Public Werks, has
challenged TO duel ex-DepuJy Donsyrousz,
the author OF the letter published In La
Cocdrde on Saturday charging that several
members Of the stan OF the RepublfPte
Franbdise (newspaper) had demanded SOO,-
900 francs from the credit foncier for as
sistlng in the passage Of the municipal
hill
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a,ren won .ns SECOND q

MrSxEAPoLIs, Hinn., Decem
Hagen won the SecoDd skating "a
witt NJ cOrnlck and the cham
McCofnic- gained in TIE first ar
laps and then dropped back. His
was deficient. Time, sol; dist
mile.
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Owing 10 the heavy gales which b

Owing to the heavy gales which have
,revailed this fall the catch OF whltehSh
has been very light In Lake Huron, ana
orIv $50 lars Of eggs OF this hsh were
sscnred by Superintendent Wires, OF
the United States fish hatchery 10 Al,
pepa, Mich. The amount is ABOUT haIi
Whist the hatcheries could take care OF
and will produce about 2o,OOO'oOO nSh'
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SUICIDE To oscars AwHIPPINs.
Little Lizzie DOuGherty Thought 60 Have
nenberatelv Drowned herseu.

NEW YoRK. December 26.-Ten-year-old
Lizzie DCuEEertv is missing from her
home. No. 333 East Fovty-e. ghth street,
a15 there are fears that she drowned her
SELF
She is the daughter Of poor, hard
working widow who was doing washing
loc a ueigh0or on Friday. During her
mothers absence Lizzie, who was LEFT TO
LOOK after the baby, broke a large water
pitcher
Before Mrs. Daugherty's return Lizzie
went out into the street and told uelgn-
bcr's ooy about the accident
She rsfl her mother would beat her for
t--s-fr- the pitcherand thai she intended
% escape the whipping by drowning her
SELF She has not been seen since. She
is small slim and pale faced.
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A blizzard In North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, y. c., December 70
Christmas is winding up here with ayoung
BLIZZARD. A heavy sleet storm prevails %
night and snow covers the ground 10
5enrh OF two inches, beating Wilmington 5
snow record for several years
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HAS SCARLET FEVER.
The white House Closed Again on Ac-
count of sickness,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December %
Little Marteua Harrison, the Presidents
tye-vear-old granddaughter, is reported TO
be a trihe easier to-day. Her ailment,
which was at first supposed to be scarlet
ina. has developed into q genuine case OF
scarle. fever. II is OF a mild type, how
ever and will undoubtedly yield 10 treat
ment. The two Mckee children, who were
pIsving with the little patient when she
was taken i'll, have been watched carefully
ever since, and are reported to-day as be-
voud danger Of contagion. The White
House was closed TO the public to-day and
will probably remain so until 1t IS again
free from disease.
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4 Co1Isinn on the Ecadinc.

PHILADELPHIA, December 26.-The mar
ket express on the Reading collided with
the engine of work train at Pencoyd
Station, a short distance from this city,
tnjs afternoon, which resulted in the inlur-
ing of sn engineer, fireman and several
passengers, none Of whom, however, We're
Seriously hurt.
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nr L.prtry suffers o Relapse.

LONDON, December 3-Mrs. LILY
Langtry, whose condition was reported
Yesterday rs having fayora0iy passed the
critical point, has suffered q serious re-
lapse.
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Capt. Putnam Dead.

CHILIcoruE, O., December 26.-Capt j.
n. Putnam, who was Consul General 10
Honolulu under President Cleveland, is
dead. He was an ex-State Senator, was
private secretary TO Gov. Allen and was d
well-known newspaper man.
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UITHMURDHR
hns Duffy, of Cairo, Richie County,
Arrested at ParkerSburg.
NrTPYSMOTHER-IN-LAWBDEAD

Ind a CorOner's Inquest Shows
That She Suffered Considerable
violence at the Hands OF Some
One Before She Expired Her
Skull is Broken and Her Body
ga Cut and Bruised-Dufy Says
She Fell Over a Piece Of Furni-
rre. and His Wife Says Moth
ms.
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More Moaey for he College.

CLEVELAND, O., December 26.-Mr. John
L. Woods. a wealthy retired lumber
dealer. gave 1925. .O0O to-day TO the Medical
College OF Western Reserve University as
g Christmas present The college is al
ready one Of the best in the country. The
University has received during the past
two years gifts aggregating 100000.
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CRY OF MEXICO, December 26.-A fright
ful domestic tragedy is reported from Te-
hsuntepec. The terrible affair was due 10
the frenzied action OF jealous man, who
literally chopped 10 death win sugar
cane knife his wife, mother-in-law and
'ster-in-law.
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ARlizzard FORMING.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, December pa
typical blizzard began its formation last
night and at o'clock this morning it had
fully materialized, the mercury at that
time falling to degrees below zero. AT 10
o'clock it was 9 degrees below.
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Fire at slater.

SLATER, Mo, December 2G.-Fire de-
stroved 500. 600 worth Of property yester-
dav' the insurance being $4,000 The
heaviest losers are Al. Hans ana Al. Sieoer,
both dealers in dry goods. The loss TO
each was SIS, 600.
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F.t.,,ties from the lee Fields.

LONDON, December 26.-The usual Ia
tslities are occurring throughout EnRland.
Four skaters have been drowned al hocn-
dale and three at WansdoWn. various IA
talities ore reported