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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-07

daughter of the President, is recovering
from scarlet fever.
THE call ior the taxation reform con
yentiOn TO be held III MINNEAPOLIS January
1, has been issued.
THE removal of Lieut.. Ludlow. Twelfth
Lighthouse District Will be looked into by
court OF inquiry.
TIE Illinois National Guard has been
rcorganized, aud now consists OF three
brlgadeS instead OF two.
THE private banking firm Of W. w
Trull q Co, of Toronto, has suspended
with liabilities Of 500 COS
CHARLES DUTToN auditor at New ork
Tor the Bell Telephone Company. IS ar-
cuscd Of embezzling 5000.
TIE mansion OF Mrs. w. Il. King. of
Chicago. located near TccumSCh, Mich.
burned with loss of $4,000.
YELLOW fever has become almost cpl
demlc III La GuaNara. The mortality in
caracas continues to increase.
Tue Waco X Northwestern Railroad
was sold to +. II. Il. Green. son Of Mrs
ilctty Green, of New ork, for SI.375. .0O
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ONCE FILLED A PULPIT,
Downfall of n Young Nan Who Started OIL
the Right Track.

Ahe hSht irhcks
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 3.-In a cell in
the county Jail is man with history,
who, though now fallen very low, once
occupied an Episcopal pulpit and
claims for himself family CON
nections of the highest charac-
ter. ". /. Watson, keeper of ga
loon patronzed by rough woods
men and miIl-hands at Little Black,
Medford County, was arrested
by federal officer for violating
the revenue laws relative to the sale OF
liquor, and now awaits the attention of
the United States grand jury. He is
about IS years old. He tells an inter
esting story, the authenticity of which
cannot well be doubted.
Watson WAS born in the East of excel
lent parentage. EXGOv. Hubbard, of
Maine, ls, he eays, his grandfather.
He graduated from Harvard Uni
versity, took a course in the Boston
Conservatory of Music, studied medi-
clne, ami finally graduated from an
Episcopal theological college, and was
regularly assigned to a pastorate. An
unfortunate marriage started him on
his downward course, and after de-
cree of divorce had been granted him
he drifted west into Northern Mich
igan, and finally found himself IN
Taylor County. He married a
second time after coming 10 Wisconsin
and his wile is one who claims relatives
OF high responsibility in more than one
well-knoWn Wisconsin city.
Watson still retains TO some extent an
air of intellectually and his conver-a-
ton bespcaks the fine education which
he enjoyed. He declares that he means
to change his course of life and
to break away from the evil associations
which have Of late surrounded him.
He seems in earnest, and the rigor of
jail discipline Will do much to enable
him TO obtain start on the road to
reformation
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EPIDEMIC OF DIPHTHERIA.
schools and All Places of Amusement
ClOsed Monticello.

MONTICELLO, Wis, Jan. 3.-The young
est child of Casper knobel, in this vii
lage, died of diphtheria, Sunday, max
ing the second death in the family in
two weeks. There are at present three
other members of the family down with
the same disease. There are also other
cases about the village. Two weeks ago
it was thought that the epidemic had
come to an end, but it has not. The VIII
lage Board of health has become aroused
over the matter, and has given notice
that during the prevailing epidemic
of diphtheria there shall be held no
meeting or entertainment of any sort IN
the village; that parents shall keep
their children Oft the street and from all
public places: that all persons in at
tendance on cases OF dlphtheria shall
remain off the streets and away from all
public places. The public schools,
which were closed two weeks before the
holidays, and which were to have been
opened after the holidays, have been
closed indefinitely.
CARTWRIGHT, Wis, Jan. 3.-Diphtheria
in bad form has broken out in this
place. There are five cases now and
one death. The families afflicted We're
quarantined 10y the health authorities
NpStarIay
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Typnus Fever IN ,IcNiCo

EAGLE PASS, Ten, Jan. l.-Niillam
Devine, lea ling hide buyer, Wh@ ar
rivai to-day from the interior Of Mex
leo, and who has recently visited 81 the
prinrieal cities of Mexico, reported
that the accounts OF the ravases
of typhus have not been cNas-
0erated. The disease is epidemic IN
Aeuas. Calcientes, Guanajuato and Iaca-
tacas and there are number Of cases
in SAN luis Poiosi. In Iacatecas and
Guanauato the epidemic Is at It's worst,
more than 500 cases being reported at
the former place The mortality from
the disease is estimated at II to - per
cent. OF those stricken. ine wealthy
classes do not have any immunity from
the disease. 4 great N ny people nave
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A SCHEME THAT FAILED.
\ Report That Mrs. Mny brick Swa'!owc
Needles.

LONDON, Dec. 3I.-Baroness de Rogue,
the mother Of Mrs. MAVERICK, states to-
day that her dau-hter's health Is i'm
proving The Exchange TELEGRAPH
Company also says that Mrs. Maybrick
is recovering, adding that the hemorr-
hages with which she was recently at
tackled, and which caused the report
that she was in dying condition,
were caused by herself and not by the
ravages of consumption. According to
some Of the newspapers here the re-
ported illness OF Mrs. MAVERICK was
nothing less than an attempt on her
part to create public sympathy for her
self and to induce Mr.. Asguith, the
home secretary, to release her from con-
finement. The It. James Gazette
to-day prints an article on Mrs.
Maybrick, and conEratulates the
public upon the non-success of her
ingenious attempt TO regain her Tree
dom. The Gazette declares that her
Illness was caused by her swallowing a
lot Of needles that she had secreted
from time 10 time. These needles pro-
duced an etiusion Of blood and other
symptoms of lung disease, and the re
port was al once circulated that size was
diving from consumption.
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TWO BAD FIRES.
\ tathol e Priest >uffuca:es III Ncw Yol X

a Cathol e Frie>t >ufruca:es III Ncw YnI k
Cry.
NEW York, Jan. Fire invaded the
Jesuit college of st. Francois Navicr Oh
West Sixteenth Street, to-day, and the
Rev. Thomas Gormlev, :. j.. was
overcome by smoke and died within II
few minutes alter he was rescued.
The COLLEGE is a large granite
building adjoining The church and
contains q theater in which debates and
dramatic exercises are held. The col
lege boys have been preparing for the
presentation of Henry ~. next
Wednesday, and one of the teachers J.
7. Mccarthy, and the Rev. J. IL. Buell.
were at work on the scenery OF the
stage this morning. In some manner
moi yet explained, the scenery ignited,
anu the stage was soon mass of flames
Messrs. Mccarthy and Buell. were
burned about the face and hands, but
escaped without serious injury. They
gave the alarm, and the brothers of
the society, whose living rooms
were over the theater, made their
escape with one exception. Brother
GCrmley, who is old and intirm. was
in a room on the top floor. He was
blinded by the dense smoke and lost
his way. He was found by the tiremcn
in a sleeping room adjoining his own
and carried out. lie died while ex-
treme unct,on was being administered.
The fire was eXtinguIshed after the the
ater and the rooms above it had been
gutted. The damage Is estimated at
1000; insured. While the fire was in
progress 200 people were attending
services in the church next door. They
were told that there was no danger and
remained until the end Of the services
DUNDAs, Mimi, Jan. l.-Archlbald's 5
mill, with the elevator adjoining. was
burned last night. Loss 100000; in
sured. The engine house and engine
wore saved
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56QhERS HAVE A FROLIC.
7 I~a 07 TIE New York Stock tx
change.

-r ~s d the New York Stock tx
change.
Nw IuaE, Dec. 3I.-There was high
-As aata7 stock Exchange this morn
y HE buyers and sellers of railroad
..l' anil stocks forgot for the moment
''' .aye @. gain and gold and romped
j Ike walls at picnic. 1t was a
N5c! isrewe.. to the wear 1892. In
'H an a.: the event the members
5'. ID lhe Joys OF genuine Christ
y rec, ioaied with glittering orua-
- aat TOYS And there was a roll
A,.-.o .y Old Santa Claus, tat and full
!. 70. VINO dispensed the presents to
. a..'as members. Judging by the
2. presents not a member escaped.
-r4y grandfather received
, Np.n- Jack and another
n" way d0.,on that could open
>-l i's eyes and as the veteran
/ ' Received their gifts the crowd
'1-' atp 0uyulsions with laugh
."e 'Ha began at 1880
R0ta a grand entree
@ea.er- Of the exchange
~ attire headed by brass
Ai,tr marching around the
"glur-a series of movements.
."a assembled III front of the
.', Tree, which stood upon a
''Hut Ot the rOstrOm,
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<rouIIS NOW EPIDEMIC.

Attacked by the h'p s'oi
,t Yor" Ncnurgf.
49, Ian. 4.-Typhus fever is
ls' i,onn,edly epidemic IN this city.
.2e lA1y 4 o'clock this morning the
sofe ;.Is had discovered ten new
ss-'n II 2i,l ii the East side, and in the
,'s' T., L;cEIv populated district. 10
93'' IA -s.es make the tota. loot up
lsrs e." victims since Decem Der
ss' " lie plague first broke cut.
FDSn one death from the disease
fsts w. BROTHERS Island during the
!. So''I ,ba unfortunate being John
csl' - had been taken from 81
~ street.. All of the lodging
a.''- ,rtn of Fourteenth Street-and
i'T 116 of them-were Wis
I'fs . night by health inspec-
ts- rrarv lodger was examined.
nF hole 81 Bayard Street, where
" ,o.e was discovered, WAS found
z. u .f;rtv seyen beds IN excess of
g -'' sroyance. The total number of
n Il IN the lodging houses In the
5o00 Tie Health Board will
M .day to take additional steps
2' ,te spread Of the plague.
II uenry. a newsboy, Is years
.nmate ot the Newsbors' iome
Y, ,r. Street. was found to be suf-
2 r.m typhus ever this morning.
s'.-1 removed 10 the Reception Hos
r,5. more deaths from typhus were
..I late to-day, Henry knoedel, 20
.,,,i and Henry Gray, II years old,
' ~ whom had been taken from "a
..l street TO North Brothers Island.
y, ~ s-pr in the day another typhus
-. rom "a Bayard street, ID. Bren-
..-l =, yesrs Old, died at North Broth
~ y Hand. making the third death
III, &. ,-om the disease.
.''..,s'i.rab.e alarm was created at st.
...rts Hospital this afternoon when
-. Fl typhus vas discovered among
,t4rts The victim was John
4. 4 ycar- old, Of Il \arlck Street.
.,1t ta North Brothers Island.
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MORE ARRESTS TO COME.
Several In formations Against Alleged

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 30.-There have
been informations made against several
other persons implicated in the poison
ing of non-union workmen IN the Home
stead mill. Who they are and how
many could not be learned. The
charge in each case is the same as that
made in the information against Hugh
Dempsey, Gallagher and Davidson
feIonous assault and battery. The only
clue to the identity ofthe persons is the
statement that they are all connected
with labor organization but were not
sfriEers
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Death Of a Chicago MIilIonaire.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 5.-Peter Schun-
hofen. president OF the Schunhofen
Brewing Company, died Yesterday aft
ernoon at his home. 45ou Prairie Ave-
nue., after an Illness Of two wears, of
paralysis. Mr. Scnrnho.en was within
month Of completing his Doth year
He was born in Derbach, Krelswitt. a
province Of the Rhine. Germany. He
came TO this country al the age oF -.
For time he worked on farm IL
Poughkeepsie, \. i, andlthen, pushing
for the West, settled in Chicago in the
late SOS, and entered the brewing busi-
ness, IN which he built up large for
tune, estimated at :, ,eU0.UU0.
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NEW YEAR RIO-iS.
Bad Repor:s Of How he Holiday W.
spent in ireiand.

BAD Repor:s Of How he Holiday Was
spent in Ireinnd.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2.-Anothcr outrage hv
moOnllghters Is reported from Tullah, Il
small town in County Clare. On Satur-
day night band moonlighters who
had crudge against man employed
ty the family of The late Judge
Brown visited the Brown residence,
which Is situated a short distance from
the town. The band, who were in dis
guise, entered the house and de-
manded TO know the whereabouts of the
man servant. The man was absent and
the only occupants OF the house were
the d1u hters OF the magistrate They
informed the moOnlight"rs that the man
was not in the house. The chief noon
lighter then drew a revolver and fired
upon one of tile girls. The bullet went
wide OF Its mark. lie then amused
himself by firing at random about the
room until his weapon was empty
when they all Withdrew.
y party OF Parneliites al kii1ueh, who
were celebrating the new year last
night, designed 10 wreak vengeance on
their political enemies. the antI-rar-
nellltes. They marched in Il body to
the rooms occupied by the Workmcn =
club and made an attack with stones
upon the building, smashingull the win
dows and doing other damage. Tue
mob gained tresh accessions while this
attack Was gong on, and when
a proposal WAS made to attack
the Temperance hall it was re-
ceived with applause. III short time
the hall was in as bad state OF wreck
as the workingmen's hall. The police
were abHont. The mob then attacked
the residences OF the town commission
ers, who are supporters ot Timothy
Healy, and other men who have been
active opponents OF the Parnclltcs.
Considerable damage was done, and the
women In the houses were terribly
frightened. ToWWrds morning the mob
dispersed. To-day large number of
the rioters were arrested.
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SEVERE COLD IN EUROPE.
Unusually Severe Weather in France and
Gprm1pv

Germany.
BERLIN, Jan. 3.-The cold is Sc
we're and increasing throughout
the continent. Tonight the ther-
mometer stands but IL degrees
above zero, Fahrenheit, in this
city. Heavy snow is falling
in the Hartz Mountains. Suspension Of
traffic is threatened on several rall ways.
All the lakes in France, Germany and
Austria are frozen, and tonight fetes
are being organized in most of the
cities. In Vienna the snowfall
has afforded occupation to thous-
ands of the unemployed. who will
BE- kept busy all night clearing the
streets. A dispatch from Trieste says
that the hGrbor presents an Arctic
scene. whole family was drowned
near Glfhorn while crossing the Aller
on the ice.
LoNDoN, Jan. 3.-The weather in aid
about London has been very wlntr. for
several days past, and much ice has
"rmed III the Thames. Traffic above
and below London bridge is ou.l ly
lnpedtd by pack Ice. lie upper
reaches of the river are frozen over aud
iurther obstruction in navigation is eX
e.red when the ice breaks up and
floats down the river.
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UNDERWRITERS ARE JOYFUL.
Arrival of the Umbria-Good News to In
snrnuce

LoHDoS, Dec. 3l.-The safe arrival OF
the t'mbria at New York has proved
gratifying news to the underwriters
who had taken risks upon her and her
cargo. They express high admiration
for Capt. Mckay's seamanship, and are
happy because he refused to accept as
sistance, and they calculate that had he
accepted an offer to tow, and had the
towing steamer succeeded in taking
him into port, q salvage of ESQ, 600
might have had to be paid. Large risks
were taken by the underwriters at -
guineas premium until yesterday, when
the reassurlng reports received from
incoming steamers at New York caused
that rate to dropt to . 5gulneas. The GEN
eral result of the anxiety regarding the
Umbria's sa ETY. is that the underwriters
have made large profits.
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ized a close corporation with capital
stock OF 5000, ,N0, 900. The general mana
ger oF the corporation will be James Il.
Woodiord, formerly secretary of the
Hallet x Davis Piano Company, of Bos-
ton. The name of the corporation will
10y \. Stetson x Go. The officers of the
combination are: President, William
StelnWav; vlce-president, Freeporn
smith; secretary, Frecborn Smith, Jr. (;
treasurer, \. Stetson.
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WHERE THE AXE FALLS NEXT.
F1-Ninister of France and Four Deputies
to Re Arrested,

PARIS, Jan. 3.-Figaro to-day says
that the last batch of persons selected
by the government for prosecution
for completely in the Panama Canal
affair include four more members Of
the Chamber OF Deputies and an
ex-mInister Figaro saws also that
it is reported that VI. Floquet, presi
dent Of the Chamber Of Deputies, will
Withdraw from parliament in conse-
quence of the connection Of his name
With tho sCaD6si
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ak MEN SHOT DOWN.
VI Battle Between Two Kentucky
actions.

Ana, Battle Between Two Kentucky
Factions.
e. rr,ulLE, Ky, Jan. IA battle
,aa-n Kentucky factions occurred
Al. mile from here late yesterday.
n, P.grr and Samuel Risner were ar
...',l for assaulung Monteville Desk
The coroner, who made the ar
-. sppo,nted guard of the persons
za we're identified with the prosecu-
Il anil tor whose protection the war
..r vas issued This w&s resented by
+. friends of the prisoners. and both
.iss rsme to town heavily armed.
M MET near here, and fought with
MI. and Winchester5. The dead and
aiei are
nN DAVIS. killed by a pistol shot
|ntraauL wounded.
uNlABLr w +. DEsKINs, fatally
In
ri ,u.a aoF TUE IEACE DESKINS, fatal
rdri cannot be found
NGh ~uEpHERD COLE, fatally hurt
rG- dubbed with gun.
M PAIm.k, shot through the abdo-
dUnG
~ rATEIDk, wounded In the head,
seriously
N5arrrsts have been made and a sec
encounter between the factions is
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Iyphus Fever IN Lodging House.

NV YORK, Jan. -T.-IWenty-elgH
cases Of typhus fever developed to-day,
the majority of them coming from the
cheap lodging house. y Bayard Street
from which three cases were reported
on Saturday All the persons afflicted
were removed 10 the Riverside Hos
pital. and a quarantine has been estab-
Ii-hed at all places where cases
were discovered. The typnus cases
reported to the health authorities
within the past three DAYS now number
forty. Every precaution is being taken
TO prevent the spread Of the disease.
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REPAIRING FOR a STRIKE.

u- Company Preparing &c Wage WaI
On Engineers.
aH Pa. Jan. i.-Troubie is
ra-nle between the Reading Rail
.1. those of its englnoersand fire
R.o teonL TO tile Brotherhood
r,d organlzatIons The patch
" 'rtl9ys lost fall was only tempo
E4r eaa Tue Reading management Is
etatUt TeparlnG for astrHggte IN the
lta- ~u tn atone ior the recent
M an Applicants by the scores
b. - CzamIned at the different
-a.s5 Uan line points AMI en-
-. trutratcs are being given
9, rs.y lrce.y 10 old firemen, and
4 .yto lew ones who have been
q cE months, and in most cases
E rants are told to keep on at
-,r-sert minor positions. and that
90 aar5 spring they would be given
a,. Enough men have been prom
-u.u~ tOuuaail the locomotives
Hraug owns. The Brotherhood
prar assert they are aware that
mnaHyl- preparing to order them
-sei.clr associations or the COM
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NIr0uua's County Treasurer Held Jp.

NuoerA. Wis, Dec. 31.-W lille work
ing in his office in the courthouse this
evening about Is O'Clock, two strangers
entered the office and, presenting fire
arms. made County Treasurer John C..
johnson surrender. They gagged and
bound him and forced him to open the
vault. from which they extracted be-
tween $1,000 and 5000. They locked
him in the vault, where he remained
till near II o'clock. Johnson was not
iuiured. No clue To the perpetrators.
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to the position

elected to the position last
spring, Mr.. Keyes' successor is
a man who has made his own way in
the world, and few years
ago abandoned the blacksmith's 3
forge and hammer to enter the
law school. After completing his
course he entered the law firm OF Bush
nell, Rogers & Hall, of this city. Judge
Donovan defeated keyes for the Judge
ship by a small majority. Upon
retiring from the bench Mr.. heyes
made an appropriate speech, wishing
success TO the new Judge.
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JERSEY CITY, y. j., Jan. "a combi
nation for the manufacture OF pianos
has been effected. The leading spirits
are William >teinway and Freedom q.
Smith. manufacturer % the Bradbury
piano. Both are milliOnalres. With
few other capitalists they have organ
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CHOLERA IN FRANCE.

Four Cases of the IlaGue Reported Mt
EunkiriS.
LoNDoN, Jan. 3.-The Standards Paris
correspondent says that four resh cases
OF ch )lera were reported to-day in Dun
kirk. Uunkirk is on the channel, twan-
ty-tiye miles north of Calais and forty
five miles east of Dover. 1t has pop
ulatiOn of 40 900
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PlrT~BrRG, Pa, Dec. 3l.-AH unusual
suit growing out Of the Homestead
strike was filed to-day bv Attorney b.
Il. Max well in behalf Of ANTONIO Einro
AGAINST the Carnegie Steel Company
The plaintiff seeks to recover $1,000
FOR injuries sustained while IN
loading steel beams with a gang com
posed Of himself and six others, all in
the employ Of the company. The accl-
dent took place on August y. Plaintiff
claims that he was employed as one OF
the men to replace the strikers; that be
was employed on work requiring skilled
SUPERVISION. and that the company ne
elected to place a competent foreman
over the gang whereby accidents might
be ayOiIpN
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JUDGE KEYES RETlRES.

Anthony Donovan Now on the Madison
Municipal Bench.
MADISON, Wis, Dec, 3l.-JudGe f.
w. keyes retired from the munich
pal bench to-day, and is succeeded
by Anthony Donovan, who was
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senator Coiuurtt Very III.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. Ex-senator Col
auitt'a condition is now considered critical
by hs physicians. one side is paraIyzed.
His wife lies in an adjoining room, par
aIyZed. her brain being affected. She is
not expected to live many days.
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~ oN CORPORATIONS.


= -" rbNcr crnor.
Ann. Jan. TN Joint ses-
il. A.oa today the Legislature lis.
IS, Tie address of the re.
/. governor W. Il. Merriam
.--.. \. % that Of the new governor,
.,-,. son. GOV. Nelson his in,
~. .,. ca.eI attention to the
s .4 .aadlnon Of the state finan-
{. '.a.e Institutions. The most
(. n, Recommendation is for a la "
YAK on the gross earnings
!, press, parlor and sleeping
ie3 4..ys, and that all elevators be
{ u ~.sL state inspection, believ-
d ..'A necessary 10 protect the
s,f snd further favoring laws
.7g, a NitA all discrimination IN
stFTge.
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a!ed IcludIng number of physicians.
Mr. Deylnc states that with the excep-
hon OF Coahuiia and Neuvo Leon the
corn crop Is failure in Northern Mex
irp
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inner House 70 Be Abolished.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 3U.-lt is under
stood that the Executive Council, or the
upper chamber, OF the Province Of Quebec
viii be abolished at the next session OF
the Parliament.
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= ; CENSUS swELLED.
t7 Fast End suburb, An
N"t 10 'h- litx

'h' Fast End suburb, An
,,'.d 70 he city.
/. Ann. Dec. SI.-Lskeside,
@ suburb of Duluth, with
Z r. p.e becomes part of
- tomorrow. At the final
. the Lakeside village
'r-, evening the buluth Gas x
,- any, corporation that
p, IN -2,".ns from the city, Sc
I Ire s.a.'rlc lighting franchise
Z CT, ears from the village.
3 .... 1...FAey and Council state to-
--':s.. rr! Ir1s! viii not recognize the
- Lakeside comes in.