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Accm II lalinS Gold R apidIy.

WASHINGTON, March 1S The Treasury
department is receiving offers Of gold for
small notes in such numbers that it can
not accept them all. 1t today accep ed
an additional off Of 81, 200. 900 from
Chicago 1t is thought that by next
week the Tree gold in the Treasury will
aggregate between six and seven mil
lions Of dollars. A gain Of 5000 600 in
gold was made at New YORK yesterday
No gold was taken for export. a hulf
million was shipped to Europe tnt t had
been taken some days ago.
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\/ALU,BLECIiYPKorEAn

t'nr-nant 20 jIdsmen'- = Nat~ g.
Slrerior couri. nj rcd 81 ft- 'ffff'
t. m IS12. D nj fb. F-b,u - rrm -
{ he ca e Of Eiis " Wr.va' Z. Nr Z.
w Ha-wpOs' iruAt . ard 'fn-.r ~
lsude VI Perk so tttt '9sig
sSminis rttor ~ Mary y rs -n1
ceased. fZra P.rk n-on a a 'rn
Royster. guardian al 'e0 fErt
kin-on. We will pn -afu : .prl I
lS,s at the count cpnri hol-e ~ ""r it|
city Of Ra.eiy y & s+i ~ rnFr
crv, to tire b gh~-t hi'a-c fr rt-
following lot or tH-e-l ia
of Raleigh. y &. VIZ ad1Pr' '-e I
ot Mrs. Laura a Win inH an
ing on rhe souf nea : rHr-"- = 'f'
section OF B foiwO-i a 3 Np-+t7
heing part of cIvIf 50 H-
~haffer'a ma - ~ 4 s. ~
r., and more fuzzy an -
in the deed 81 fru-' sK'C1f-i
dav of E'errl-ry, l-.f ty
aud N-ry perkin-"a. ll- H-
Haywoo tru f.e tt no
trust IL duly rec Ir1. 'u 90
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PARIS. March IS The room in which
Jules Ferry died has been transformed
into mortuAry and is hung with
draperies worked with silver. The pub
lie in the meantime are not allowed to
vItw the remains. 1t is expe cted that
the government will propose state
funeral, when the body will be removed
to Luxembourg The will Of the de-
ceast d statesman directs his remains to
be buried at Foucharupt, in the depart
Xosess near the pl ace wh9le he
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

To handle the Patent Chemicai ink.
fHsiug Pencil. The most usefu anG
novel invention OF the age Erases INK
thoroughly In two secords WORKS fse
magc 26o TO 500 per cent profit AQents
making $50 per week We also want s
general gent TO take charge of territory
and appoint sub agents rare chance
10 uIgse money. Write for terms aId
specimen OF erasiug.
TIVE MONROE ERASER A'f'6 CO
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A Fatal Family Fight.

JACKSON, Miss, March Is J. F
Decell was shot and killed yesterday
afternoon. three miles west of here, by
James and Robert Rutherford. brothers
The killing occurred at Rutherford's s
residence. Robert kRutherford was
seriously sh in the fhigh by D@celi.
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SENATORIAL COMNITTEES,
PR ESIDENT A>kE No CHANGE
NTHEIR NAkE.CP.
A Sensational Report Denied
Cleveland Not Well Plea,ed-
Consular Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March Is The srnsl-
tionsl report sent out from Washington
to \ number of newspapers LIST night L.
the If ct that Presi ient CT veiand had
sent word by Senator Villas To the lead
ers of the democratic side of the senate
that he would not send IN any more
nom nations unless certain changes we're
made in the organiz z4tion OF the senate
committees, is without any foundation
whatever President Gle yelaud has
never pretended to have heen particular
ly we'll pleased with the make up OF
some of the senst. committees he
would undoub'. .d'v have preferred 10
have had an anti free e-cOlrsga msj ,rt}
on the f1ance committee, ard ii l.
understood he did not think 1t was
the proper thing to put a railroad mar
like Senator Brice, Of OHIO, At The head
OF the committee on Pacific r.il ways. L
can be said au horitauv Is. how. yer he
never sent any message 10 the Senate de
manaing the reorganization of the c m
mittees. nor did he undertake in ANY way
to bring about such result He rec0o
nlZes the fact that the Senate hAs Il per
feet right 70 organ'Z its own commute e.
and for him to undertake to dicrafe their
organization W uld bripg about a fight
that would pr" badly last uut the enc
OF his term in office He is moving
as fast in the matt'r Of m,kinl
nominations as it Is usu4l FIR q
President to do at the beginning of his
term. and there will probably be tum-
Der Of names sent to the senate next
week II IS not thought, how, yer, the
president is desirnus Of detaInieg he
senate here much longer. and. af'er fl
| ling som of tie more Important pls ces
in the departments aud the vacant Judge
ships aud changing the leading foreign
missions, he I'll notify the senate he has
nothing further 20 communicate to them
and they can then ad journ, if they have
in the meat me dispose of the quertiop
affecting the right OF the three senators
appointed by governors TO their seats.
Secretary Carlisle has been so con
stantly interrupted at the treasury de.
pirtment by office.-seekers and 9TH
callers that he has b en- forced TO s.
! HSiuc one uhN III ltt Ntfh tl-i NHtb Wv
car devote him eff exclusively TO fiji
business so As to clear up the matleT
that accumulate on other DAYS He a.
nouncei rule today that he won d SC
apa VI nday of each week for the IN !
ness f he department exclusively an
On that av would deny hims II 7, n
rall'rs The new rue will 60 into eff-C
on Monday, Doth inst.
Secretary Gresham. in answer to a
inquiry todas, said the president ha
not indicst d when he proposed TO tax
up the consular appointments Ther
hav. heen a great many appiicsntions file
) in the state depar ment fer consular pC
sitinns An intImste friend Of the sec
retary of state said in his opinion Nj
Gresham wruld NOT under axe 10 cxer
else any influence over eitaer tie dIplo
matte or consular appointments. An
would bring no Cases to the attention {
! the president unless Mr. Cleveland him
self r, nupstpd il
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Neeting of Exeeutiv. Committee OF n.
&. pres. Association.

sCoTLAiD d NECK. n G.. March 1s.-
Tn * cuive committee OF the Nnrth
Ga Hess Association has been
i..d meet In Ra eiya Thursday,
Ma ch 23l 1893. al 2 I'm. Business of
gsca. imHprtaDce will ctme before the
meeting nd every memj Der of the com
nit 4, e Iged TO attend
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y. ST. So. rmsn Greensboro, Ga, writes:
.s friend who has been -nn,etv
u ugy scrofnlous bieaNlng cut IT
.r..i the skin, ard the u-e II
9tIf ~ IA two DO ties OF 3 b b et-
~. .aHre cure | Ruov of seveia.
diseases cured speedily ., the
...fb I.h
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ce wesley writes; Ny mother and lie
r.ItH H y tor scrot1la and uce, "a
cooL TuROAT ard received more
w IL IL .amehinr tneg ever nseH
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A FirSt-CIass Ho ei to Rent.
NoH'B CAE LIMA, In Justices court, hai-
w.. ,o,.,,, sIsh q a TSwnshlpi Sv vlnan before q
:, Fuller W. Dr. B f Gardner, Mrs
AiP'iHgH Gardner Harry pruninptpn

NAlA'I W, 1T, ID t. 'FhtluoI, uiIs
Ne issN Gardner, Henry Pennington.
II appearing from the sffidsvito II. r Full
!tr m Tine Nct. m that DR.. b 4 uardner and
Mrs Melissa Gardner, the defendants there
IA are not to b4 found il Wake county and
cannot after du" dill gence be found in the
State, and II further pearing that the plain
VII nae a cause of sctiOr g.ainet he said de-
iehd, NJ ior work and labo- doue and rla-
terlSls furnished on a horse ana lot of theirs
lying and being in Raleigh NC.
~ IL th' re IRE ordered, that notice of this
Acuon be published once n week for six ruc-
cessve W. eks ~ the STATE CuRoN ur a
week newspaper published in haleigh n
G., setting forth the title OF the actiS the
pm pose of the s'me, and requiring the de-
teudant to appear On the 25th day of March
1893, before NJ b bee, Justice of the
Peace, at his Office in Raleigh, c., at ~
o'clock m. and answer of demur to the com.
plant or thorelet demanded will be granted
his January 23d, 1s9j
NJ. b. BARBEF,
Justice OF the Peace
y . f. HARRTS ATTORNEY for Plat rttff
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TAUNTON. Mass, March 1s.-John F
Whitley, register clerk AT the Taunton
p ,stohice, rec 4ntiy iou1t silver d 'iiar
1I1 Of 1sr1 Itsterasy he
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GARDEN SEEDS
-
A
"a IL ~ ~ 4 o1s@
s1s- i.isms &, Haywood.

..aej Balm (B. y B) has cuyed
5 Ht.s Il sc otula, eczema q
.u- blood di-ess after other
U.l been tined and faded You do
..a it greatiBju G uulo.s YOU
are lent ren ed, a trial s nj e.
m .., tlsnta, Ga tor llustrs'od
N.r5er-" filled with letters from
.r.l by Il B. b.
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Mr.. Josiah Quincy, of Boston, and
Mr.. Robert A Maxwell, Of Batavia, re
spectlvely assistant secretary of state
and fourth assistant po, ,tmaster-general,
are on duty in their del artments, al
tho ugh their nominations have not been
acted upon by the seuate. These EN-
bryo officials are aiming to become thor
oughly conversant with their duties, 50
that when they are confirmed they can
take hold with vengeance. They. as
well as Assistant s, cretary of the Navy
McAdoo, are much disappointed at the
Ieisurely way IN which the senate is pro
ceeding with regard te their nomina
| tions.
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CANNING FACTOV

The Crescent Cia.'nx
Y. c., offer for -a.eft-l
s's.ing of iowa Io. aai
i've one 81 hoe D9-~-
kaowles Pump ~
machinery f. perfsc' cd
cans csily 4 so7 aa-'
3 Part II tie W1pr
below cost furt -o.t -
fore, il wi! b. s51 -
l2th o. April, nH
Apply -.
mar 5-im
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LeRapper. sen.attodal statement.

PARIS March 1S-Le Rapp:l, rad
ical, states that the liquidation OF the Is
tate of the late Baron Reinach, has com
municated to the comm tee of investiga
ton Of the Chamber of Depu les. docu
ment which belonged to Baron R-insch
and which gives the names and dates O.
the various Panama payments. including
one payment of fifty thousand fraTcs al
legged to have been made to Signor CIispi,
former premier of l ally. The statement
of Rappel cansed sansatiJn
Weekly Statement Associated Banks.
Reserve increase 81, 395, $50; loans de
crease $5, All, 500; specie decrease $2l0.
600; legal tenders increase. 1924, 400
deposits decrease, SIS, 24S 200; circuia-
ton inkrease, $33, 300 Banks nov bel.
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Notice Of al, .

On the IN ~ dsy q Mu h. fsH
'he eourt hou-s door iu fh ctv
y G nnd-r pn~"r- 90 frr.i ri
nortg x "X'cn go n : wv
cor q IN the ti,i-s i 4 -
II Woke conny Y. .sss E.
at plbl'c Auciina '"r e. q
m SSH mnr's CO. -ituaf
New Light tow - .. -
spencer GNrrei' N h Sa.
Y Lave and pthcr-. csuia
more ur lees
THDs h
iebl7-tdr
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The Switzerland of America.

Western North Carolina, The Land OF
the StN,' bus a climate and scenery un-
ecu lie In the eastern par OF the United
states u IS the great health resort and
pleasure resort OF the northern ard south
trn reople-t;e northern people spe ending
the winter aud tre souths TN people the
sumner. Millions of dollars are expended
tverf year by visitors The c-ptre of the
region l. Asntvllle ". G Eight miles
nom Asheviile in the centre of the pros
porous new village of Weavervi le, Bun
con be county, n c., sur! oundei by
,oyely views there is
A FirSt-CIass Ho ei to Rent.
Three story frame building, twenty two
large rooms, good we'll tslightly chaly-
'eH'e ~ den fruit trees tables, etc.
ap}N 10 DIX. V DIVER, " aver
gue y. & or 70 JANIS Il CONVERSE,
N.rr'-fourr Toup sah14
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Mr.. Frederick Perfiell, Of New York,
is engaged in some mysterious duties at
the Sac Department, said to be in con-
nection with the reception and fling of
applications for appointment in the con
suiar service He has room next to
that OF the chief clerk, and his presence
there has been carefully guarded as .
secret. 1t is said he will act 80 an aasis
tsnt to Assistant St etary Quincey until
matters get into good running shape,
when be will be appointed to good of
flee in the consular service Mr.. Pen
field Is said to have hopes of being ap-
nnlnted to the Aruen1tna m issinn
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Jt,H> q. DkH~ /

state Agent To- Nnrr' ,-...tn
sa-
A~r-v. ,.-.s "a s.t.-
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The President and Secretary Hoke
Smith of tie Interior have decided that
Bishop" John H. Oberly, of Illinois,
lehall be an exception to the rule about
q dofficean1nnphaino appo nted, and
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Authority has been given by Presi
dent Cleveland to Secretary Gresham to
exchange with Minister Grip certificates
of ratification of the extradition trea Y
between the United States AMI Sweden,
recently ratified by the senate. The ex-
charge may take place today, snd
the presidents proclamation declaring
the treaty in force will at once follow.
Exchanges of the ratifcations Of the
French and Russian eXtrad,tion treaties,
which also were recently ratified by the
senate, will take place in Paris and St.
Petersburg, respectively, probably next
wet k.
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DI Y iDEN
t<EtpE
TIIt: CtlN-I ~,
LtFE iNsUka sod

We do nor -lat.l q. 80 la..rf
5tprely the Bsp-t CpInpaug .-.u
'or Forty -.veu \ --tT-
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eign ports under the direction Of the
consular service, would form the best
kind Of national quarantine. As for tho
rest, IL eau safely bo left to State juris-
diction and control"
Report "n the Coal Deal Next Week.
ALBANY, Jan. a. The special Senate
Committee investigating the Reading coal
deal met after the session, when the com
mittee's counsel, Daniel G.. Griffin, read
a report which he had prepared to be sub
mtted to the Senate. Final action will
be taken next week.
Gov PATTlSoN'S MESSAGE.
state Debt, So 304, 46s Cost of the Home
stead and Moorowood Labor Troubles.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 4. -- The biennial
message of Gov. Pattison, sent to both
branches OF the General Assembly yester-
day, is practically a review of the opera
tions of the State government for two
years past, and touches upon some three
score subjects of public interest and of
official concern.
The executive refers to the general
prosperity of the State. The total re-
ceipts during the fiscal year ending Nov
30, 1892, were $40, 748, 759, which with the
balance on hand Nov 80, 1891, $3.50, S54,
amounted TO Sl7, 728, 6l3.
The aggregate amount of expenditures
for the year ending Nov 80, 1899, was
$1l, 721 9o6 leaving a balance in the
treasury Of $4,000, 644, The public debt
Of the State on Dec /, 1892 was So, 394
463
Il -
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earnestly called to the matter Of better
highways.
The subject Of precautions against the
introduction Of cholera into the State
from foreign countries is considered at
some length, and the work of last sum
mer at New York is reviewed The Leg
slnture is warned to make ample prepar-
aLinn annim.L n mna-lhln inNn-inn OF Lhh
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Inns viii leave Sh0mOkln AT 100, loo Q

2IU, 4JJ, 2. M. and arrlVe at ShenHndOah at
LOS a. m, 1252 $40, 527 p. m
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsville, $50, 740,
9O8, 1041 a. m. 1852 $40, 40 q, 903 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah, 900, 735.
905, i5 1l4S m, 1872, 300 $50, 100 715, $50
p. m.
Leave Shenandoah for Hazleton, 6.04, Z40, 0.09,
t0.41 a. m, 1852, 3I0, 527, B03 p. m.
Leave HaZleton for Shenandoah, 730, e.15
11.O6 q. m, 2.45, $40, $50, Tl0, 7.56 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Trains leave for Ashland Girardville and Lost
Creek, 729, 9.40 a. M, 12. 30, 245 p. m.
For Yate esville, Park Place, Mahanoy City,
Delano, Hazleton, Black Creek Junction, Penn
Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk Allentown,
Bethlehem, Easton and New York, $40 a. M,
2.55 p. m.
For Philadelphia 1890 255 p. m.
For Yatesvilie Park Place, Maharoy City and
Delano, $40 If 35 a. M. ~ 3d. 2 So, 440 500 p. m.
Leave Hazleton for Shenandoah, $50, ll.30
a. M. 1 1.05, A37 p. m.
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsville, $50, $40
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YEMz READING R. R. SYSTEM
~4AN LChigh Valley Division.
n Anthracite coal used ex-
III clusivev nsuring cleann
ness uld comfort,
Arrangement Of passenger trains Dec 4, 1892
Passenger trains leave Shenandoah for
Penn Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk, lie.
highton, Slatington, White Hall, Catasauqua
Allentown, Bethlehem, Eeston, Philadelphia,
Hazleton, Weatherly, Quakake Junction, Del
ano anc Mahanoy City at 6Oi 7.40, sos M
1882, 3. 10, 6H D. m.
For New York s.4, 9Os a m, 1889, $40,
5.H p. m.
For Ha2leton Wilkes Barre, White Haven,
PtttStOn, Laceyyille Towanda, Sayre, Waverly,
Elmira Rochester, Niagara Falls and the West,
lc4l a. m, (SlQ p m, no connection for Roches-
tec Buffalo or Niagara Falls, S.03 p. m.
For Belvidere, Delaware Water Gap and
StrOudsburg, 6.N a. M 5.27 p. m.
For Nambertville and Trenton, 9O8 q. m.
For Lunkhannock, 10.4l a. m, BIO 8 03 p. m.
For Auburn, Ithaca, Geneva and Lyons, 10.4l
q, m, S.03 0. m.
For JeanLpville, Lewiston and Beaver Meadow,
74O 9.O8 a. m 5.27, SOB p. m.
For AudenriCd, Hazeton, Stockton and Lum-
Der Yard, 6.0l, 40, 9.Os, 1041 g. m, 1852, s.1O
5H D. m.
For Scranton, s.O4, oOs, 1OA a. m, $40, 5.27
SOB pm.
For Ha2lebrook, Jeddo, Drifton and Freeland
60i, 740, 9OS, 1871 a. M, 1882, 310 5.27 p. m.
For Ashland, Girardville and Lost Creek, 427
748 s52, lOl5 a. M, LOO i4O, 4lO, 635, $40, 9.l5
p. 10.
For Raven Run, Centrala Mount Carmel and
ShamolSin, 8.h2, 1918 a. M, lao 4.40, 8O7 p. m.
For Yatesyllle, Park Place Mahanoy City ard
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has a beautiful little girl about five
years old. The other day she was sit
ting on his lap with handglass before
her. She looked at her father a mo-
ment, then looked at herself and turned
TO her mother.
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Powder
Elk PURE
IrnnrnuInn
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make meP''
Eyes, daughter"
''Did he make papa, too?"
"Yes."
Then she took another look IN the
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~ yl@.5sA'.l,IIl ]
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ABS0I-1J7
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senator Kenna No Better.
WABHINGroN Jan. 4-This morning
Senator Kenna's condition is about the
nnrnn No hnnn nf hia nj m nIn rnrnrnru
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PARIS, Jan r. II lEAIO' says Jnat the
next batch of persons selected by the
Government for prosecution for compile
ity in the Panama affair includes four
more members Of the Chamber of Depu-
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3overnor says:
81 am not opposed to national quar-
antine but to au exclusive national
quarantine such rs is urged in contem-
uorary diqcugqion
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PITTsBURG, Jan. 4-Twelve more in
formations were made yesterday against
Homestead strikers and others for com
nliciLv IN the allngad noiaoning Of tho
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himself, however, is said not 60 have lost
all hope, and believes he will pull through
a. he has done in times past
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Vell," she said, thoughtfully, "He'
u a good deal better work lately
, He?"-Detroit Free Press.
MIsplacod SvnDntbv.
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nOn-unlOn men. Inc names OF bhe &C
cuse d can not be learned.
P.r,r,, Canal scon6si
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Suit Against a Street Railroad.
BosToN, Jan L. The Naumkeag street
railway company is defendant in a suit
for $50, 900 damages brought in the Su-
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NOUS consent in the morning hour

UUU8 COuhtUI III Uue IuOTUIUB UOUI'
Senator Wilson, Of Iowa, and others
have speeches TO deliver on this subject,
and they promise to occupy the morning
hours during Che week.
The immigration Committee is extreme
ly anxious to take some action on the
Quarantine and Suspension bills, and if
Mr.. W8shburn does not succeed in push
ing his anti-Option bill TO vote by Fri
day, the indications are that they will
make determined effort to displace that
measure as the unfinished business.
In this attempt they will have the sup
port OF some Senators who fear the
cholera and others who fear the anti-Op
tion bill or who want to get on with other
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by an accident ON the road between Salem
and Beverly in 1888
Tho Locomotive Exploded.
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~


over, Congress
STATE LAWMAKERS.
brk's Legislature win Adjourn
hy Until Next Monday Governor
Hwor's Message Address Of PonnsyI-
snia's Executive 80 tho General Assem-
sblJ Connecticut Caucus Nominations
Proseodings in Other states.
WAsHINaroN Jan 4-The Senators
aud Representatives who go home during
the holiday recess rarely hasten their
return to the capital, SO there was
small attendance in both Houses this
morning when Congress met The seats
viii probably not DO well filed before
next week
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struggle for place between the Anti-Op-
ton bill, the bill fcf che repeal Of the
Purchase Of Silver act, and the Quaran-
tine and s,Gmigration Suspension bills
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