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xrREs PANIC STRICKEN.
Anarchists Have the Inhabitants Of That
Town Thoroughly frightened.

Town Thoroughly kptnteheu-
MADRlp, Feb. 13-A dispatch from
Heres says that the executions Of an
srchists have NOT put stop to the agi-
tation or to thieving. Several bold
hands have been maranding in the coun-
try close 70 Here's. but yesterday de-
tachments 81 gendarmes were sent after
them. whereupon they took to flight
The gendarmes are still in pursuit The
inhabitants 81 xeres hive been thor
onghiy frightened, aud are staying in
their houses az much as possible. At
night the streets are deserted. The
casinos. cafes. shops and theatres are
closed, and anY one who ventures out b
closely watched.
In Cadiz the police have arrested three
anarchists armed with long daggers.
They had quantity OF documents call
ing upon the people to avenge the deaths
Of the four executed anarchists and to
right the wrongs Of the working people.
LISBON, Feb. Is. "A short lived but
tremendous sensation was caused III this
city by tho explosion Of dynamite
bomb in front OF the Spanish consulate.
The noise was terrific, but no damage
beyond the smashing Of the windows IL
the consulate and in few houses was
done. Nobody was injured. The ont
rage Is supposed 10 have been the work
Of anarchists
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tennessee Miners Again.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. I3.-Per-
haps the most remarkable celebration
CURED at Coal Creek. in the mountains
of East Tennessee, where garrison Of
guards are standing between free and
made by three leaders One of them,
Ingraham, said: 1.-THE eyes of the world
are on you, and If q citizen of Coal
Greek loses his life in this struggle the
army Of Tennessee win be extermi-
mated" The wires have been cut, and a
fight is looked for by the garrison.
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MS nrInr nlgg.n,s l,ods Homo.

WAsHINGToN, Fob. is. y Application
has been made 10 tho state department
by the family Of Sailor Riggin, who was
killed in the Valparaiso row, to have
his body removed from Chile. The law
In most Of the South American countries
prohibits the disinterment Of bodies
once buried until the lapse Of given
number Of years, which differ in the
length Of time in the several countries.
The state department Is taking steps to
comply with tho request of Higgins
family aud have his remains brought to
the United States.
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px1No ~ auNpRnps.
Terrible suHerings in Russia from Cold
and Hunger.

LONDON, Feb IA dispatch from
Penxa. capital Of the government Of
shat name, in the southwestern part Of
what Is known IS Great Russia. says
the Thermometer registered IS degs.
below zero, and that there Is terrible
suffering among the peasants. A mum
Der Of men have been frozen to death on
the high roads, and SO intensely cold Is
il that birds drop dead from the trees in
which they have sought shelter. None
Of the children III Penza are allowed ID
rs to school.
a quantity 81 grain for th6 famine
sufferers has arrived at Penza, but II Is
impossible to distribute It among the
peasants in the surrounding country,
owing to the fact that nearly all the
horses have been killed for food or sold
to procure money with which to buy the
absolute necessaries Of life.
Five thousand horses have been killed
IN Penza alone, and il is estimated that
several million draught animals have
been killed throughout the empire since
autumn.
Typhus fever. smallpox and diphthe
| ria are decimating the inhabitants
Around Penza 200 Of the peasants have
died from these diseases.
In the governments of Samara, Sara
toy and Mini Novgorod the conditions
are far worse than in Penza. In those
three governments thousands Of the
peasants have fallen victims to the hun.
ger, typhus and the other epidemic dis
eases. In the governments of Charkoy
and Kazanx the typhus fever is especi
ally terrible in its ravages. The inhab
itants are dying of by the hundreds
Whole families have been stricken By
the disease and have died, not single
member recovering,
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our Behring sea Con nsel.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I3.-The Behring
sea joint commission adjourned until
this afternoon. when itsis expected that
the reports prepared by the representa-
tives Of Great Britain and the United
States will be submitted for considera-
ton. The arbitrators viii not be APP
pointed until the treaty shall have been
ratified. Hon. Il. J. Phelps, ex-minister
to England, has been selected as leading
proposed tribunal, and win have two or
three assistants. SaSe
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"A Black Brute Lynched.

ROANOKE, Va, Feb. 10. Will Laven-
der, the colored man who attempted to
assault Alice Perry, white girl, Mon
day night, was taken from officers and
hanged to a tree. A mob numbering
$50 people searched the city over and
finally located the man. He was guarded
by three officers, who would not let the
party into the house. They broke open
the door and took him from the officers.
He made full confession The crowd
was very orderly and no firing was in
duloed in
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No Amnesty For Dynamiters.

LONDON, Feb. I3.-The debate on the
amendment to the queens address,
moved by Mr. j. E. Redmond, the Par
nellite leader, and suggesting amnesty
for Irish prisoners convicted Of connec-
tion with dynamite plots, was resumed
in the house of commons The amend
ment was ably supported by Timothy
Harrington, Justin Mccarthy, Thomas
Sexton, Pierce Mahoney, Henry John
Roby NiberaI and John Dillon, while
Home Secretary Matthews opposed it.
The motion for amnesty was rejected by
o vote of 1863 to 80.
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LONDONFS SENSATION
Pitiful Scenes at the Hearing in the
Osborne Case.
THE RAIR PRISONER COMMITTED.

A Fashionable Crowd in Attendance
when the Case Was Called Mrs.
Harrreaves' Tears Prevent the Ex-
preston of sympathy She Feels TOR
HeF Friend.
LONDON, Feb ia.--Florence Ethel o.
borne was brought from Holloway Jail
to Bow street police court and arraigned
tefore Magis. . sir John Bridge TO
answer the cha ge Of perjury Tho
court room was packed.
In the crowd were large number Of
ladies in the height Of fashion. So eager
were some Of these ladies that they
reached the court long before the hour
for the hearing, nothing daunted by the
unaccustomed character Of the place.
Mrs. Osborne was attended BY her
husband. She presented q most pitiful
appearance. She was dressed entirely
In black, and when she was placed in
the prisoners dock she wept bitterly.
blowing her head in her hands 80 her
face could not be seen. Captain Os-
borne stood beside her outside the dock,
and held one OF her hands.
bis friends insist that no disgrace
should be attached 70 him, and though
society DEGREES that ne should suffer for
crime Of which he knows nothing, they
c---vess their determination to stick by
I'm.
Mrs. Hargreaves' Sympath
When. during the course Of the q !
ing the pearls which have beet. .,,e
cause 81 All the trouble were produced
IN evidence. Mrs. Osborne broke down
completely. Her body shook con.
vulsiyely. and from her ewes there
poured a flood 81 bitter tears. Mrs,
Hargreavas herself was more thar
touched BY the yrief Of her friend. She
could only 8, q ol herself by the great
est effort. IL i s . wept almost as freely
as the prisoner. She leaned toward the
dock and tried to whisper few words
Of encoura s-ament and hone to Mrs. Os.
borne. ir hsr tears compelled her tc
sae buried her face in her
handkerchief.
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Evtc,ing the f.ot bumpers.

Eli RENO, %. ri. Feb. 13.--rhe excite
ment over town lots has almost subsidized.
At the request Of Governor Seay Judge
Clark, Of Oklahoma City, came to III
Reno and ordered the lot jumpers
evicted. Under this order the United
States marshals are removing the inn
provements made by the settlers In va
cant lots, but under the instructions Of
Marshal Grimes are preserving IN nc
curate record Of all improvements as An
act Of justice to the settlers, as nine
tenths Of the citizens are III the category
Of lot jumpers.
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E1-Mayor Pearson Acquired.

PITTsBURG. Feb. 13.- The court or
dered the jury to acquit ex-Mayor Rich
ard Pearson, Of Allegheny City, who
was on trial for embezzling about 500
Of city funds taken IN one day. The
costs were laid on the county. The
prosecution dropped the case, ii having
been discovered that the cases Of Pear.
son and Mayor Wymaaa, the latter con-
victed Thursday, were different Pear
sons subordinates did the embezzling.
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New York,s Typhns Victims.

NEW YoRK. Feb. ID. President Will
son, of the health department, says:
I'VE have located all of tine $50 Hebrews
who came here on the Massillia, and
have all the houses where they lodge
quarantined' Six more victims Of the
tyDhus epidemic among the Russian
Hebrews have been unearthed, and they
also were Immediately conveyed to the
North Brothers islands. This makes q
total Of eighty-three victims suffering
from the discovered disease in twenty
four hours.
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Prealdent Reers, snccessnr.

NEW York, Feb. 13.--John Al. Nc
Call, comptroller of the Equitable Life
Assurance society, and formerly state
superintendent Of insurance, was duly
and unanimously elected president Of
the New York Life Insurance company
at . meeting Of the trustees yesterday.
The meeting was brief and harmonious.
n addition to the election Of i president
vice president, 10 which George w.
Perkins, inspector Of agencies for the
company, was elected.
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nraneIed g Death 81 4 ,rraip.

ASHLAND, Pa, Feb. 10. John Mitch
ell, aged IA years, met with q sad acct
dent near his home. He had been sent
to Shenandoah on an errand, and while
returning he attempted to board pas
senger tram near Lost Creek. He slipped
and fell to the track, where the wheels
passed over him. crushing his left arm
and side and pulling his right leg from
its socket. It was found 200 yards up
the road. He was carried into his home.
close by, and died twenty minutes later.
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Found Murdered in q Hut.

Ell PAso, Tex. Feb. IA Mexican,
Francisco Mariana, in driving herd Of
mules down from New Mexico. stopped
at an old adobe building, seven miles
north Of here, to rest, and in looking in
side the door beheld the dead bodies of
two Americans. The bodies were naked
and covered with blood. The coroner
and county officers have left the scene.
1t is believed the murder was done by
renegade Indians, who are reported of
the Mescallero reservation.
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STARVATION in Anafria

WIEN, Feb. 13.-The restitution that
prevails here At present Is greater than
1t has been in many years. Thousands
of respectable persons Of the laboring
classes are idle and starving. The mis-.
cry Of the poor people in this city is en-
HANGED by an influx from the provinces
Of a large number Of persons who are
out Of employment and are fIocking rs
Wien In the hope Of obtaining work.
The total number Of unemployed per
sons in this city Is estimated at 10000.
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Tried 70 smuggle His Circus.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb Is. Benigno
Martinez, a Mexican circus manager
trailing after CARA from Galan, Goa
hula, finding business bad iii his own
country, essayed town in Texas and
attempted to smuggle the entire circus
over the Rio Grande few miles below
Eagle Pass. He was captured and
brought to this city to answer to the
federal court, and his circus is in the
hands Of the officials.
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THE READING DEAL
Differing Opinions as to the Legality
Of the Combine.
A RAILROAD DIRECTORS VIEW,

The Continuation II Against the
Law or Pennsylvania. and Will BE
Declared Void Reading oflciais
Have No Fear or Prosecntion-T The
Matter BronRht Up Ii the NatioDal
House or Representatives
WASHINGTON. Feb. is.-Mr. Stout, Of
Michigan, introduced resolution call
ing upon the committee on interstate
commerce to investigate the recent con-
solicitation Of four great trunk line rail-
ways in New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, and to report BY bill or
otherwise. The resolution states that the
combination includes the Reading, Lee
high Valley, the Jersey Central, the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
ways, operating lines in different states
and representing capital of $500, 0O0,-
600, the plant of which could be dupli-
Gated at one-half the sum, and it asks
the committee on interstate commerce
to investigate the facts of the case and
report whether such consolidation
should not be prohibited by national
law and whether bureau of interstate
transportation should not be organized,
headed by a cabinet officer, known as
the secretary of commerce.
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The Mother AIone I,eft

BELvIDERE, N. j., Feb. 13.--Six mem
bers of the family of James Broad, q
slate manufacturer, who lives near the
Pennsylvania line, including Mr.. Broad
himself, have died within ten days Of
malignant scarlet fever. The only mem
Der Of the family left is the wife and
mother, who is very i'll. This series of
deaths under one roof, with the proba-
bilities that Mrs. Broad will soon follow
her loved ones to the grave, has created
intense excitement in the vicinity.
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COLUMBUS, o., Feb. is. The Ohio
state league Of Republican clubs elected
the following officers: President, w. L
Squire, Of Toledo, reelected; first vice
president, J. u Sleeper, Athens: second
vice president, Charles Case, Columbus:
third vice president, =. j. jackson. Gin
cinnati; fourth vice president, q. j.
Sullivan, Warren; secretary, w. z. Nc
Donald, Canton; treasurer, w. Il SEP
ton. Canton.
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Quiet ON the border.

LAREDO, Tex, Feb. 13.--Juan Flores.
a wealthy ranchman on the Lower Rio
Grande, came into Laredo and sur
rendered himself to answer q charge Of
being one of Catarino Garza's filibusters.
He readily gave bond in the sum Of
q, ZOO. Victorino Lopez was also ar
rested on similar charge. Captain
Brooks came up from Pena and reports
everything quiet In the lower country.
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The silver Bilrs Prospects.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA statement
Is made on authority that the committee
on rules has no disposition to attempt
favorabiy MI. BANDS resolution fixing
an early date for the consideratiyn 81 the
silver bill. There seems to be little
generally conceded that if it gets before
the house it win pass.
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New Jerseys q. "A. II. Comma der.
TRENTON, Feb. 10. General Richard
Donnelly, Of this city, quartermaster
general OF the state, government, was
elected by large majority state depart
ment commander of the Grand Army of
the Republic at the twenty-ffth annual
encampment.
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The DeIamater Bank Inoniry

MEANWHILE, Pa, Feb is. I'm the ex-
animation of witnesses in the Delamater
cases it was shown that the original cap
ssne q HssE panhg hi W tbs ~ Iah
es g me em s % oS Gay a 9I 1e e. =
$3.50, 900 deposits, $21S, 600 balances. &c.,
900 bills payable and few other smaller
items. The individual liabilities of the
members of the firm aggregated $3.50. 900.
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URGING Executive CIemency.

BEAVER, Pa, Feb. 10. The Pennsyl-
vania board Of pardons at its next meet
ing will be asked to recommend to Gov
ernor Pattison the pardon Of the Beaver
Star editors, who were recently SEN
fenced to six months each In the county
Jail for publishing libel on Senator
Quay. The movement for the extension
OF executive clemency to the prisoners
was begun by the officers Of the Penn
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Hepry yiIlard Re-EIectetl.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 10. The trustees Of
the Edison General Electric company
Co, and elected the following officers:
President, Henry Willard; first vice
president, j. H. Herrick; second vice
president, Samuel insult; secretary, A.
Marcus; treasurer. F. s. Hastings; comp
troller. s. p Ord.
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PHnI-ADELPHrA. FEB. 18 An unknown
man committed suicide BY shooting him
self IN the head IN the crowded Broad
Street station Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road yesterday. From papers found ID
his pockets he Is supposed to be Charles
voegele, q resident Of Greensburg. Pa.
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Tcn Peet or SNOW.

BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. b. The worst
snowstorm known in years prevailed
throughout northwestern Pennsylvania
and western New York yesterday. On
the line Of the Rochester and Pittsburg
railroad between this city and Rochester
snow is piled up to height Of ten feet
All the south bond trains from Roches-
ter and Buffalo are snowboundnea Ash
ford junction.
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old Soldiers Plot Frustrated.

WILKEsHARRE, Pa, Feb. ia plot
by which number Of soldiers Of the
late war were to attempt the rescue 4
fellow soldier named Edward Mcmillan
from the county jail has been discov-
cred here. McMillsn is now under sen
tence to Be hanged next month. Extra
precautions will be taken to protect the
prisoner.
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FUNKsTowN. Nd, Feb. 18.lhs Pres
gressive Dunkards. ! branch Of the Ger
man Baptist Of DunkArd church. are
holding . meeting ii this place. Tie
meetings are largely attended and IN.
usually interesting.
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a wen Known RaiIroader KIlled.

ALTOONA, Pa, Feb. 13.-rL. Elmer
Bingamin, . railroader well known
thr0ugh 0ut the state, was instantly killed
IN the yard here. He was jumping
from one box car to another when they
separated and be fell. Eight cars passed
over him. He leaves wife and two
children.
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LONDON. Feb. l8. The British steamer
Valencia, previously reported On the
rocks near Cape Legata, Spain, has gone
to pieces and suEik. Tho Valencia was
engaged in the fruit trade IN tie Medit-
teernneen.
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Injured White Ieorsins rmor rla,cs

BETHLEuEM, Pa, Feb. Is. While
forging armor plates at the ordnance
works Of the Bethlehem Iron works, the
porter bar and supports gave way, and
precipitated q led hot ingot to the
ground below. James McHugh So
years Of age, was fatally injured and
several others seriously. The men were
forging the ingot when blow Of the
125 steam hammer tore away the sup
ports
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director Cassat &c views.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.--Mr. A. j.
Cassatt. director Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, expresses the opinion
that the great combination formed by
the Reading railroad cannot stand Ia
an interview ne SAID:
eh z you WanI ny canolu opln-
lol, snlaA sllls = ~. 1Na s. 4la ~.
an9 l ~ a..s4: us'ns ~ = so ttt
aLu slIo 49,, Z. snG &, 3D. pa .s
nas ever Deen a..elpse ~ - ~ 10y,
v4Lna. y U 10y RossiDlO .nas eno plop.o
VINO nave nIs.l : .niS sisanllo ~ ~ lt
Mon can nave Iorgol1en .ne s, Iesul. ~ Ills
ntigation gIOMHig ~. - eno R,oP s1
purcnase " Ine 6enlsylsallls aa1il sssl
ConBany y sng 0ou s I'll Lo.u sl.u
1 - II pcecn Sl - p l1ssu so 5 a 80.
y snls case ono De. Wy. anu n3rlselx4,l ~
TalIroa1. coIpo5aLlon e'o l a ~ .lle
relnsyIvsanla LallIoaus VS. useu ~ sllo
Lne ~ ~ sl0 pulclsS 80, ~ 81 ~
g tno lco - s.o -. ~
s.13 L genesM q Ins sIs.e' anusr ~
ulls ,: ING sosc. ..t.. e s =, 'G -
:a.u appi.c1 - .lle ~ 3 $500 AZ a. =.
Ru.G1on Is Ts InnS zig 49,. aLlu
A. ~ -.
SUMMARIZING Ine PuIcnase, see1lng w
tnss provlslon y s,lS cons.i.u ;I = ~
s.aIe mni n prv 1D; smy asnl;.s. y -.
PoLstlOl iiola 1919, - I "a y. =
a Wy acq,lii ~ y ,:4:aot.a Z. s 1
P 9sE,lns lho. e ~ 4 Z. ao4a $500
VII zig aes1ae liia' o'lo 9sA'o, ~ -
osely '' n
Defiance Of Law.
Now what do we see here? Why,
first, that the Lehigh Valley Railroad
company, d company that completes at q
hundred different points and in q thou
sand different ways with the Reading, is
leased to that company; second, that the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey, whose
lines run parallel with and IN sight OF
the Lenign saney from Inlia.n 1sal Y y
MnkesDarre, y leaseu % Z HUE New
: gorpo1raIIon eIeateu " .ne &c., ~,
Ing haliroaa company, ano now oW i
ana controned " tnaI company, unless
the cohlIol mas peen constrncINeiy
parteu VIII h 3 1ne PIT y sisins
soinG euloI " iss.1i.y - sllO i0..s 81
I'm Inns paaiLl slateIiiel. " ene case,
can any more W nassIant viola.ion n ele
laW 2. 1ns sta " - uoliceias a. LIZ =
~ aIse,up. - = . 80 sasi s..y..t
almost the entire antnraclIe coal output
u the slsaDe, anu ene enslio oui ;i tu., -
Iac!, sAeepVlns siS ~ .,a.,S, 80 ~;
winch = " sne u,
IallIoau tne nia minus 1s;ii = saas ehol
nous co 1i ~. i, WI . = ho;ta s,ai
WEI sei you snae sne ,rt ~ ooo ooa
prouuceion alllo ul.s " aDoue 4o'ovo,ooo
lois peI ahluIn, represeltlng q d aaooeg
l.o 81 ~. I, iksts ~ 9s''r 3iooooo'oOo
An n.L3; = ~. r.,. a......,.
Seu 4 sne ssilLlsy wanna K, OoLlpa
M W. ss ~ s.c.lon y eslse ing oiilciaiS
ulu o.T NY, ~. Ss'ss y salu; q. ..
supposs 81 n Mou,u IS ~ s sa;I
na. Us S1 ~ a'Ilson wou ,,i IL y
suppose anything Of the kind.
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For Mayor or Carlisle.

CARLISLE, Pa, Feb. 13.--The Demo-
cratic convention met here last night
and nominated Fl >. Arney for mayor.
There was no opposition.
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BnRI1F. Ysb. IS Cardinal PEuI
MslcksrS y dying. '..
BsENn, Nh -Cardinsi Gaspard
MamilloA fhenofed swi1 soolsaisstic.
= dytne
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striking Against the PIECE system.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 13 $ Sixty-fiye
mechanics III the Pennsylvania Rail-
road companys shops are on strike be-
cause the piece system has been intro
dnced. The trouble viii be coinpro.
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The business failures throughout the
country during the last seven daysnun-
Der for the United States 235 and FOR
Canada Al - total OF 276, as compared with
$40 last week and 2y7 the.week previous to
the last. For the corresponding week OF
last year the figures were 257. repre-
senting 262 failures In the United States
and 80 in the Dominion Of Canada.
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A Fashionable Crowd Ia Attendance
when the Case was Called Mrs
Harrreaves' Tears Prevent the tx
preston 81 sympathy she Feels fol
Her Friend.