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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-01
Representative Cummings Ill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Representative
Amos Cummings, of New York, was taken
suddenly i'll while in the bath room in the
basement of the Capitol shortly after the
House adjourned this evening. He had
three congestive chills. The attendants
carried him to his home adjoining the
Capitol. A physician was summoned, but
Mr. Cummings recovered rapidly. and at
midnight was reported resting easily.
No apprehensionS are felt
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Frank E Herdman, indianapolis, elevator:
Peter G.. Kirsch, Decatur, wash machine;
Anderson Lee, Evansville, hinge-setting ma
chine, Theophield ID. Oakley. Vevay, type
case; John Seitz, Haysville, assignor OF
one-half to J. T. Corn, Jasper, apparatus
for forming leaders in blast holes Williams
H. Smith, Albion, wagon running gear;
Howard f. Smith. assignor Of one-haf TO
Fl. j. Cannon Elkhart, process of and ma
chine for making cell cases; Peter N STAN,
Terre Haute, holder for opera glasses.
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Charged with EmbezzIc {.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 81. E. Parks,
cashier and manager of the Barber AS
phalt Company, was arrested to-day on a
charge of embezzlement. Parks declined to
make any statement. He has been con-
nected with the company for eleven years,
removing here from New Or ms five years
ago to take charge OF this ONCE.
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GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Forecast for To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-For Indiana
and Illinois-Fair; cooler in Illinois; brisk
and high southwest winds, changing to
west
For Ohio-Fair; followed in the afternoon
or evening by showers near Lake Erie;
warmer during Wednesday; cooler Wednes-
day night; brisk and high southwest winds
over Lake Erie
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HIGHEST AWARD IN BOTH CASES
Studebaker Brothers First Prize Car
riage and Harness Sold.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Studebaker Bros, Of
this city, have sold the carriages and har-
ness, valued at $500 each, that received
the highest award at the worlds fair, to
Mr.. Slachelberg the celebrated cigar man
ufacturer, of New York, whose exhibit also
received the highest award.
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"Mr.. winsIow's soothing syrup

Has been used over fifty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teething.
with perfect success. Ii soothes the child.
softens the gums, allays pain. cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
25c bottle
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A Democratic Harrison.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-J. s. Harrison,
of Kansas City, Is here. He is the Demo
cratic brother of ex-President Harrison
who voted for Grover Cleveland both times
to keep his record straight and untram-
meled by family considerations. He is
younger than his more distinguished
brother and a little taller, but he has the
family features, and, as he grows older,
looks more like the ex-President. He is
here on professional business.
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S3.5O-CHICAGO AND RETURN-$3.50
In Ix- MI -

The sale of Worlds Fair excursion tickets
to Chicago will be continued over the Penn
sylvania Line at rate of $50 for the round
trip from Indianapolis. good returning until
the 18th. For tickets apply 10 ticket agents,
4S West Washington. 46 Jackson Place.
Union Station or Massachusetts avenue.
w. r. Drummer. ID. L. A, indianapolis.
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Died while Laughing.

Special 10 ttle lnulanpOIIS JOuT1laI.
EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,, Oct. 31.-Mrs.
Ferd Helm, wife of the founder OF the
Helm brewery, fell dead while laughing.
to-day, at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
George Thorne. Heart failure is ascribed
as the cause. She was sixty-six years old.
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EATEN BY WOLVES.
Twenty Men Reported to Have Been De
vOured by RavenOus Beasts.

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 31.-Private adj
vices received here this afternoon state that
twenty men were eaten alive by wolves
at Sheshin, Oct "a and %. WILD animals
oVerrun that district.
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When you go 10 the seaside or to any rural
resort, an the summer, take some of Glenn s
sulphur Soap with you because IL obviates
blemishes of the complexion produced by
the sun and wind.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye. black or
brown. zoe.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The Board of AL
dermen, at their meeting to-day, adopted
resolutions expressing sorrow at the tragic
death of Mayor Harrison, of Chicago.
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f. r. Enrnum. WorId,s Fair,

f. T. Barnum Wire Works, Detroit.
Mich, extensive manufacturer of wire and
iron work, took highest award upon steel
Jail cells. cheese safes wire and iron fences,
wire bank and office railing at worlds fair
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Patents Granted Indianinns.

Special TO the Indianagcli Journal
WASHINGTON, oct. 81. - Patents were
granted Indiana inventors to-day as fol-
lows: James Farlow. Greencastle. washing
r,achfne: John =. Greive. Clay Hnl. plow
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE OR E\CHANGE-Fo good
horses 1900 acres farming and timbered
land in northern Michigan. Address Lock
Box 1912, Cadillac, Mich.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Candy-ma for penny goods,
caran.eis and coDserVes. to take charge OF
factory. Address, with reference, JNO J.
PERKINS * CO. Cincinnati o.
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These Hard Times

Ought to make people careful
that they get the full value of
their money.
The PARROTT & TAGGART
LOAF OF BREAD is not only the
best, but the largest in this
market.
Ask your grocer for it, and INSIST
on having it.
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FUNERAL TO BE TO-DAY

The funeral of the dead Mayor will take
place at II o'clock tomorrow from the
church OF the Epiphany. at Ashland boule-
ward and Adams street. An hour before
that time the remains will be taken from
the City Hall to the church. accompanied
by the same guard of honor that to-day
brought them from the house. The differ
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

PROF. A. Il. W1NTERMUTE-A mind
reader OF the past, present and future
General business consultation Office No
760 North Illinois street, Indianapolis.
Office hours from a. IN. To d. N
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Local Weather Report.


Time. Bar Their. Il. H. Wind. Weather. Prec.
M 80 30 80 20 S'east. Pt. Cldy. 600
7PM I3O.l3l % "A Seast. PIT. Cl'dy.l 600
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w.STED-ACENTS.

AGENTS-Salary or commission. The
greatest invention of the age The New
Patent Ink Erasing Pencil Sells on
sight. Works like magic. Agents are maxi
ing from SO 10 1925 per week. For further
particulars write the MONROE ERAS-
ING MFG. CO, Y $40, La Crosse, Wis.
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Maximum temperature. 60: minimum temper
atnre. So The following is comparative state
ment OF the temperature aud precipitation for
noto
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ABIG NAH COMBINE.
Wire and Cut Factories to be In 1t, hut 1t
DupS not AfTsct tho Wheeling District.

Wire and Gut Factories to be In It, hut 1t
DopS nnt Affect the whOnIing District.
PlrrsBuRdn, Pa, Jan. 0.-A move
ment is,on foot to consolidate all the
wire rod and wire nail companies in the
United States, the contamination Of
which would bring together the i'm
mense sum OF $25,O0O,00 The Wash
burn & Moen Wire Rod Company,
operating several plants in the west,
has come forward with the suggestion
to combine. The Consolidated Wire
Rod and wire Nail Company, which is
composed Of six firms, two OF which are
Oliver & Roberts and the Braddock
Wire Rod Company. has been ask
ed by tho Washburn 4 Moen Company
to 90 into the combine, but as vet the
consolidated company has not given the
matter serious consideration, though
fayoring tho SCENE. An overstocked
market and low prices arc given as the
causes that made it necessary TO do
something to prevent the prices from
falling Holow that there will be no pro-
fit at all in the manufacture of wire rod,
which to-day sells at $50 per ton, against
S34 per ton d year ago and $40 per ton
five years ago, while wire nails are at
present selling at the extremely low
price OF 81 40 per keg. The raw material
costs the manufacturer S24 per ton, and
the claim 10 made that at'the present
selling price OF wiro rod there is no
money in the industry.
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THE BoYs HAD A TIP,

And When their Teacher Searched them
their Weapons were not Found,
Special DispGica 10 he EatelligeHcer.
sTEuBENvIlLE, o., Jan. 0,-For some
time past high school boys have tor
rorlzed girls by occasional displays of
murderous looking revolvers. This
afternoon Professor Matthews, princi-
pal of the high school, marched fifty
boysinto the cloak room and made them
stand up and deliver All their pockets
were turned inside out, but not n re.
volvor was turned up to be appropriated
by the turnkey principal. Tho boys
had received tip yesterday that q
grand search would como off to-day. so
they left their guns at homo and Mat
thews had his pains for his trouble.
The only boy who was not searched
was q minister's sou, and 1t is charged
he had two revolvers. The boys arc
very indignant at the affair. In future
il any arc caught with revolvers, they
will be prosecuted for carrying con-
cealed weapons,
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nEY. pn. pRIGGs AoQUlrrEp.
Tho Presbytery Finally PronouncOs him
not Gullty-An Appeal to be Taken.

Tho Presbytery Finally PronouncOs him
not GuIlty-An Appeal to be Taken.
New YoRx, Jan. O.-The Presbytory
Of New York, sitting as q court
on the trial of charges against
DR.. Charlcs Briggs, met this afternoon
to receive tho report OF the
committee. A motion to lay that Sec
tion relating to the explanations Of DR..
Briggs on the tablo was lost by vote
OF 50 to AZ,
Dr. Briggs and Col. NIcCook and
others who had been excluded from the
executive session were admitted to the
room at o'clock, Moderator Bliss
then read the report, which he said had
been adopted Tho reports as follows:
"Iiving due consideration to the de.
fendants explanations Of language used
in his inaugural address, accepting his
frank and full disclaimer Of the inter-
probation which has been put upon some
OF the phrases and illustrations and his
atiirmations Of loyalty to the standards
Of the church and to tho Holy Scrip.
lures as tho only infaiilbie ruie OF
faith and practice, the Presbytery do
not find that he has transgressed the
limits OF liberty allowed under the con-
stitution to scholarship and opinion.
"Therefore, without expressing APP
proval OF critical or theological views
embodied in the inaugural address
or the manner in which they have
been expressed and illustrated, the
Presbytery pronounces the Rev. Charles
Briggs, D. D., fully acquitted Of oaenses
alleged against him, the several charges
and specifications accepted for proba-
ton having been not sustained" 3
Colonel McCook said he would ap-
peal to the general assembly.
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TnE Tn1ALs nEGlN TODAY.
Distinguished FronohmOn Charged with
SwtndlIng to he Arraigned.

Distinguished Fronchmon Charged with
SwtndlIng to he Arraigned.
PARIS, Jan. 0.-The new procurcur
general, NJ. Lanon, has summoned
thirty.one witnesses for the present
Panama trial, which begins tomorrow.
Those to be put on trial tomorrow are
NJ. Charles dc LeSseps, director OF the
Panama canal; NJ. Marius Fontane, sec
rotary OF tho company; NJ. Cotton, Of
tho firm OF Reinach, Kuhn & Co., and
NJ. Gustav Eihel, the distinguished on.
glneer. Charles do Lesseps has caused
three English directors OF tho suez
Canal Company to be summoned us
witnesses in his behalf.
The indictment against the accused
charges NJ. Charles de LesSeps, Fon-
tame and Cotton with having employed
fraudulent means to persuade the peo'
plo to, believe in the existence OF falla-
cious enterprises, and imaginary iniiu-
ence or credit, thus causing divers per.
sons to remit subscriptions that would
not otherwise have been given, for an
issue OF Panama canal bonds made on
June &c, 1855, the defendants, by tho
fraudulent means thus alleged, cheating
and defrauding others out OF all, or
part, OF the money thus subscribed.
NJ. Gustave EiHcll is indicted as an
accomplice in the alleged swindling
operations, and is accused Of having
wilfully and knowingl y received q share
OF the sums OF money unlawfully pro-
cured from tho public and with having
wifully and knowingly shared in the
profits Of the fraud.
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A NOMINATION HELD UP.
Jadge MoComRs's case to bs Inquired
Into by tho mmittOe.

Into by tho Com mlttSe.
WASHINGTON, D, O., Jan, Coon
trary to expectation, the senateiudiciary
committee to-day failed to order a
favorable report upon the MccOmas
nomination. Saturday it was supposed
that every obstacle to a report had been
removed, and the members Of the com.
mittee were prepared to act finally In
the case to-day, but on Sunday the OPP
position was renewed, and when the
committee met to-day its attention was
called 10 allegations that the district
judiciary had been connected in an otll-
cial capacity with the National Invest,
ment company. AS the president Of
this institution has recently been ar.
rested upon a charge of gambling and
using other fraudulent devices to cheat
and deiraud people, the committee,
which is always extremely punctillous
in Its examinations OF the character Of
judicial nominees, decided that It would
look into the connection Of Mr.. Nc
Comas with this Investment company.
Consequently action on the nomination
will probably be deferred for another
week.
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A.nl.tnnt VIra AInr.hnl..

Tho council committee on Gre depart
nent met last night and audited bills
aggrogating $500. Tho balance Of
$500 due on the now Atlantic engine
was ordered paid. Edward Knowles,
Of tho hook and ladder iorCo, was ap.
pointed assistant marshal for the aouth-
ern district, and JRm0s Cahill for tho
northern district. Tho city solicitor
was directed to draw up an ordinance
prohibiting driving over hose and other
interference With tho department aud
providing ponaltlcs for such oHonaoB.
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GOV. nrooRLLN DELAYED
by slight I.allroad wteOk-Jackson Day
Mt Columbus.

by Slight RalltOnd Wteck-JacHsoh DAY
Mt Columbus.
CoLvMDus, O., Jan. 9.-Tho Jackson
Club, the leading Democratic organizes
tion Of Central Ohio, celebrated st.
Jackson's Day with banquet this
evening, which was attended by promi-
nont Democrats from all parts Of the
state. Among tho speakers on the pro-
eramme were Senator Brice, Hon. IL.
W. Hall, Of Georgia, and Governor
MacCorkio, Of West Virginia, though
the latter was delayed by an incipient
railroad wreck. There were about 250
present. Letters Of regret wore read
from Presldent.elect Cleveland, Hon. A.
L. Stevenson, Hon. David 3. Hill, Hon.
A. p. German, w. Bourke Cochran, W.
O. Whitney, W. o. p. Brockinridge,
William L. Wilson, John Young Brown,
Horace Boies, John y. Black W. +.
Harrity, ex.Governor Campbell and
others,
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ptTTsBuRaE, PA, Jan. 9,--A heavy
snow storm sos in carly this morning
aud continued throughout tho day.
In tho city there is from six TO eight
ihchcs Of snow on the ground while the
fall In tho country and mountains 10
much heavier In some places there
arc drifts from four 10 six feet deep,
Alltralns aro behind time, but no accl-
donts have boon reported.
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mo Now NInrr IIon.ton sunls.

ctNctNSAri, Jan. 0.--Tho steamer
Now Mary Houston was cut down by
tho leo and sunk this afternoon. She
received a thrust In hor hull which sOt.
tied her in o iow minutes, bho had
about 100 tons Of freight for Now Or.
leans roshippOd from Pittsburgh htoam.
org, CohslStlng mostly Of glassware. She
belonged TO Captain Lew Kates and
James Alexander, and was valued al
$4,000 10 $4,000 Insured for $4,000.
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soHNoRRRNRERG,s EuNERA1.
The German Ex.Editor of stsubenVille
Laid to Rest With HonoFs,

Special DtSpatch 10 NE IRte4lQsResE'
sTEURENylLLE, o., Jan. 9.-The funeral
OF Rudolph scRnorrenberg took place
this afternoon from his late residence
on North Third street, the services ut
the house being conducted by Rev. J..
Braun, OF Zlon's Lutheran church, and
later at St. Paul's Episcopal church by
Roy, Charles D. Williams. The uneral
was probably the largestin many years,
Rs Mr., schnorrenberg was universally
popular.
The following orders, to which he be-
longed, turned out and did him honor
by escorting his remains to the out
skirts Of the city; The Harmonic Sing
ing Society, A, o, U, D, and sChwaben'
verein.
NThe floral tributes were very proluse,
there being one vcry elaborate "Gates
Ajar" from the Gambrinus Stock Co.,
OF which he was agent.
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TO FIGHT ORGANIZED LABOR.
Tho vandallA Line Jolns tho Others in
DIScharginE Mon.

DlSeharging Mon.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 9.--Tho man.
agemont Of tho vandalia railroad has
determined to follow tho example Of
tho Pennsylvania and discharge all
freight hnndlors who refuse TO leave
thor unions. B. i. Kennedy, chairman
Of tho grievance committee, says that
City Freight Agent Perry, who dis.
charged the men yesterday, 10 authority
for the statement that all the roads
have determined 10 pursue o similar
policy, aud that determined stand Is
TO DO nado against ovefy class Of organ
izod labor Tho unionlsts reiuso 10 say
what policy will bO adopted. Meetings
have boon called to consider the mattoL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-10
GEORGE KEENAN,
WIN Lecture Here Next Week to Large
Audience.

VIII Lecture Here Next WOOk to n Large
Audience.
The timo is drawing near when
George Kennan, the famous Siberian
traveller and journalist will appear in
Wheeling under tho auspices of the
Press Club. The advance sale OF tickets
indicates that Mr.. Kennau will be
greeted upon his appearance here nex
tuesday evening by a largo and intel
lectual audience. Mr.. Kennan in early
manhood worked in the Western Union
office here, since which no has by his
brilliant journalistic achievements in
tho Czar's dominions, challenged tho
admiration Of the world. Secure tickets
from tho Press Club boys, or at tho Nc
Lure House cigar stand.
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HE Had a REEFsTEAK.
APFIIon Emrioyo Kindly Varies Charlie
hIltchcIl's Diet.

LONDON, Jan. o.-Tho Morning Pot
states that the warden OF the Pentvills
prison has dismissed a prison cleaner to
punish him for having smugglod food
to Charlie Mitchell, the pugllist, who
has been placed on bread and water diet.
The warden saw the cleaner hurry
away from Mitchells cell, and was con.
vinced that tho latter had received
something from him. After struggle
the warden ripped open Mitchell's
Jacket, and found under it a beetsteak.
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Nrw YonR, Jan. 0.--.rwo now casCs
oityphus fever wOrc reported to tho
health department this morning, one
from 81 Bayord and another from 20
Bowory. l'iyO doaths arc reported from
typhus at North llrOthor1 Island dutipg
Tho night y
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan, 0,-A private
letter to Postmaster Willis from Hon.
II. Clay Evans, OF Chattanooga, states
that Mr.. Evans will accept the position
OF first assistant postmaster general, TO
which he has been nominated by PresI-
dent Harrison.
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SiunrnY SENDS phEDaEs
TO ClsyOland to Cooperate II Elected to
tho Senate.

70 UIoyolnnu 20 UO'UPuFNl0 II N'0OVUu 10
tho Senate.
NEw YoRx, Jan, 9.-Richard Croker,
according to . report last night, has
within tho last two days assured Presi.
dent.olcct Cleveland that should Edward
Murphy, IT., bc chosen to tho United
States senate, ho would in no way om-
barrnss tho administration. On the
contrary ho would seek to cooperate
with Mi Cleveland In every way posi-.
blo to make his regime harmonious and
successful.
Nh Crokcr was said to havo carried
Mr.. Murphys pledRe 10 this effect.
What the roply OF tho prosidentoluct
wuo could not DO ascortained.
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rHEY,tE nor AFItA1p.
A High French Dlgnitary Pat under AR.
rust Yesterday,

PARIS, Jan. ON. Baihut, ex-minis-
ter of public works, was put under ar
rest to-day after long interview with
Magistrate Franqueyille. Baihut has
been heretofore allowed to 20 about un.
der surveillance. The authorities are
said to have been moved to storner
measures by the reports coupling Pres
ident Carnbt's name with that OF NJ,
Baihut, the arrest being intended to
prove that the government is not afraid
to take action against anybody.
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A Gooa On Won.

Special DigDdich 70 the IRlelliOtnccF.
sIsrERsvrLLE, W. Va, Jau, 9,-The
Victor Oil Company struck a fine we'll
on the Smith farm to-day. With two
bits in tho sand the well did seventy
barrels. 1t promises to be adatsy.
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spttldl DiaDdlch 70 no NlIlllgsNcIt
WESTON, W. VA, Jan. 9.--ThOro arc
81 inches Of snow at piCkens, and 81 on
tho uladus along tho GaulCy. lloro II
is Diinchcs deep. Tho weather bnoatnu
much warmer dt p. in., and at the
snow turned into rain.
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sAhnlar Ikanhn IIpLlNh

Senator Konna continues to improve,
and is slowly but surely rOgalnlhE his
strength.
Owing to tho severity Of tho weather
tho president has abandoned his pre-.
posed hunting trip for tho present
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BERMv, Jan. 0.--Emporor William
started for slgmarlngOn last evening 10
attend tho wedding Of Princess Mar.
codOnburg and tho Crown Prince Of
Rounhnin,
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Tho IIehsla Mhlnphd.

IiUENos AYRRs, Jan. O.--Aitor Stub
born resistance Of two wooks Cagoros
las beon surrendered by tho rebels 70
tho government troops
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EVERYBODY CLAIMS IT.
mia Only Men who do not Expect
to bo Elected q, s. Senator
m THE PENDING ACTIVE CONTEST

Arc those who are Supporting sOme'
body EIse..Tho Claims of Camden
and Faulkner do not Harmonic by
aJugrqlI, and tho Feeling among
their Followers Grows Warmer all
the While.