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a Y. NJ. C. A. Entertainment.


Wednesday evening, November Sth,
the young people will give an entertain
ment at It's Y. M. G. A. auditorium,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxil-
iary. TIE following will be the pro-
gram.Le:
Piano solo, grand waltz Brilliant Chopin
Annie DENLY
Indian cub swin2ing-Y. NJ. C. A. Junior
Boys.
Song with banjo ccompaniment-wiilie Gill
msn.
Recitation, Takin' an Elewater-Mabel Kali
loch.
Violin solo, (selectedi-Boy Koster.
Orlolo Banjo Club oil Seveu-Pearlie Gieason's
pupils.
tony, This Little Pig Went to Market-Rthel
Levy.
r, citation. Little Joe-lsabel Moore.
song, (selectedi-Little Nellie Wise.
Cornet solo, (selected Master Harry Knoll.
kecitahou-by the little daughter of Rev.
! Military drill bv Second Lo7 Angeles Com.
pany Boys Brlgade-Capt Wilbur.
Indian club swinging-Frank Gillelen, Y. N.
| G. A. Junior boy.
Vocal solo, Idol of My Heart-stella Beatus.
| Violin snd piano duo, tsonata nhub ,rt, Ale
| gro AndanteJ-Earl Valentine and Annie
| DENLY.
Negro Lullaby. fbv requesD-Pesrlis Gleason.
Recitstion A Parody on Nursery Rnymes-
Rosebud Andrews.
song, The Comet-Lesie Harris.
CalestheHic drill-Eight little girls in cos
tune.
Irish character song-Littie Willie Cline
Recitation, Violets-Esa Keating
song, When l Was Child of rhree-Ethel
Stewsrt.
Piano, Sleigh Ride duet-May sills, Sadie
Green.
Admi. sion, 25 cents children is cents.
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DEEMING'S IRON BAR.
HE USED 1T TO DEvASATATE
JEWELRY STORE WINDOWS.
Cases In the Justices' Courts Yesterday.
No Crime to Leave House on
Railway Track-Dan Me-
Farland's CLOCK.

Henry Deeming was given prelimi-
nary hearin yesterday before Justice
Austin upon two charges of burglary.
Deeming's mode of working was sim
pie in the extreme. His only tool was
a short iron bar, and from yesterdays
evidence it appeared that he used the
iron for the purpose of smashing the
windows OF jewelry stores. He would
then take any article from the window
that appeared to be the most valuable.
Deeming was examined yesterday
upon charges OF having stolen two
watches from two Main street stores by
the above means.
justice Austin held the defendant for
trial in the superior court and fixed his
bonds at $4,000.
HOUSE ON THE TRACK.
Charles Forshaed and August Carlson
appeared for trial yesterday in Justice
Seaman's court, charged with a misde-
meanor.
The men were accused of obstructing
the Los Angeles Terminal railway track
by leaving a frame house standing on
the line.
Justice Seaman discharged both de-
PENDANTS for want of sufficient evidence.
DAN M'FARLAND's CLOCK.
T. Ross was examined before Justice
Austin yesterday upon charge OF burg
larry,
Ross is daylight worker and stole a
valuable clock from ID. McFarland's
house last week.
He was seen running away with the
time piece under his coat and was fol-
lowed and captured.
Justice Austin held him for trial in
the superior court under bonds of $1,000.
MINOR CAsEs. s.ss
Charles Smith and William Foster
were convicted of vagrancy by Justice
Austin and sentenced to 10 and five
days imprisonment respectively in the
city Jail.
James Rogers stole pair of pants on
Saturday from Cohn's clothing store.
Yesterday he appeared for trial in JUS
tice Austin's court, was found guilty and
sentenced to 100 days exercise with the
chain gang.
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Highest all in Leavenng PowerLatcst y Govt Report
Re-! 2! Bssl''s Bsxass'
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTE ELY PURE
CLIMATE REFUGEES.
A Large Party Which Arrived from tn
East Yesterday.

A Large Party which Arrived from the
East Yesterday.
The following excursionists arrived
last night with the Phillips Excursion
company via the Rock Island. Denver q
Rio Grande and Southern Pacific, In
charge of w. A. Rennic:
Stephen Bowers and wife, Mrs. j..
Alexander, Mrs. E. Chester. T. u. Mlz-
ener, Emma Moritz, Mrs. w. IL. Jami-
son, Miss l.. O. VsTnis, A. 7. Schifman,
E.. O.. McQuade, Mrs. w. r.. Murphy,
Chicago; o. D. Fish and family,
@. o. Haney and wife, Joliet
ILL.,; f. s. Lion and wife, Chicago; ;
G. Warner and wife, Battle Greek,
Mich. Mrs. J. Huff, Vinton, H.. +.
Narming, Ed ]. Paine, A. M. McPner-
con, Mrs. A. Mcpherson, Otto schwen-
neke. T. A. Call, N. A. de Brey ne, e. A.
Hobart, Agnes Hobart, M. 9. Hageman
and wife, S. S. Wise and wife, Mrs. i.
A, Van Wrinkle, Mrs. S. ID. Pierce, Chi
cago; Mns. E. Beeson, Wapello. la. 1.
A. Davis. Mrs. E. j. Hart, G. II. Cory
ell, Chicago: Z. A. Eckhsrt, Oskaloosa.
Ia; j. d. Chamberlain, Chicago: John
Schee. W. F. Schee, Osksloosa, la. u.
d. Sackett, NJ. Sackett, Martha
Lloyd, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. J.. ii.
Ackers, Mre. r. S. Haupt, Chicago; |;
A. E. Letson. Mrs. George b. Roth,
Omaha, Henry Bartling, Lewis, Iowa;
0. B. Mcyicker, Dss Moines, Iowa; y.
W. Mansley and wife, Dexter, Iowa;
G. W. Button, Des Moines, Iowa.; 4.
Manlale and wife, Mrs. l.. A. Tee, Dex-
ter, Iowa; Mrs. G. Seymour, Newton,
Iowa T. Smith, Perry. Iowa; Otis O.
Adams. Minneapolis: E. A. Chafs, Lin
coin, Neb. j. F. Fairlie and wife. ii. q.
Stevens and wife, Mrs. S. Nairn, Omaha.
Neb. ]. II. Livingston. Atlantic, Iowa !;
Miss A. Boyd, Omaha, Neb.; r. =.
Roper and wife. Mrs. G. A. Mead, Miss
]. Walker, l.. Lewiston, +. Mcleod and
wife. C. Haskine, Mrs. DR.. Bentley, A.
de Rutter, G. E. Jones and wife, W. D..
Hine, O. F. Hesdstrom, l.. Lewis,
EhicaCQ
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The ATHLETIC CLUB.

Tho Programme for ITS Field Day
Sports.
The athletic club has arranged fine
programme for it's annual field day, to
be held at Athletic park on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
The prize list will be more elaborate
than at previous meets and will consist
OF sttrative aud valuable trophies.
All the events are open to recognized
amateurs and are to be governed by the
A. A. w. and L. A, w. rules.
Entries will be received by the secre-
tary. George Beebee, at 226 South
Spring street up to and including the
Monday preceding the day OF the event.
A Zee OF 81 is charged, 80 cents being re-
funded to starters.
A novol feature of the programme 10
the one-mile Chinese race. This event
will be run by all of the celestial riders
of the city, and lively as well as anus
ing race will be witnessed.
The liet OF events is as follows:
Lacrosse match, Riverside We. Los An
geles; mile safety bicycle race, novice
100 yard dash; mile safety bicycle, 2:3O
class; pole vault, height; 440-yard run
mile safety bicycle, lap race; running
high jump; mile bicycle race, Chinese
220-yard run; two-mile safety bicycle,
handicap; one-mile bicycle. open.
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PERSONAL.

Robert ]. Adcock, the attorney has
returned from the east after a six-weeks'
absence.
A party OF Perris and Moreno citizens,
composed of ]. w. Nance, L. f. Hotch-
kiss and A. L. Main, are at the Hollen-
beck.
Mr.. Harry A. Lee, the manager OF the
Friends company, is in the city. lie is
as good a manager as SUCH play de-
serves.
Frank A. Miller, proprietor of the
Glenwood hotel at Riverside, accom-
panied by Mrs. Miller, is at the West
minister.
William A. Wilson has returned from
a thrse-week's visit to the worlds fair,
and has brought his many friends me-
mentos of his visit to the great Colum-
bian exposition.
Miss Adeline Knapp, the best woman
authority on turf matters west OF the
Rockies, is a guest of Miss Kelso, city
librarian. Miss Knapp is member oi
the San Francisco Call staff.
Mr.. Warner. the manager for tht
Coquelin- Hading company, is in tht
ci v. The company will play here only
oi night, and the drama to be eiver
has not yet been selected. Camille hat
b en- suggested, but it is to be hoped
II at come other play will be chosen.
Rev. E. A. Healy of Long Beach who
has been visiting the worlds fair al
Chicago, returned after an absence OF
five weeks monday evening. The ladies
of the church under his charge, the
Tabernacle Long Beach, are making
elaborate preparations for Thanks
giving dinner with the praiseworthy OBJ
ject of raising funds to clear of debi
of between $500 and s400 which now
burdens the church.
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Naw CITY Diractnrx,

The City Direc,or for 1894, now being pre-
pared by the nth ern California Directory Co.,
will also embrace, under the same cover, a
business directory of every town in s. uthern
California. New m APPS of the city and of
Southern California, both on one sheet 3x4
feet in size, and autographed in colors, Will
accompany the directory. We propose to make
the book the most complete and accurate
and In every respect the fine, It work of the kind
ever offered to the people of Los Angeles. 1t
WILL be ready for delivery on or before April
10, 1894.
SJUTHERN CALIFORNIA DIRECTORY Co.,
300 West second street.
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Eeventy-five Conyuisions.

A THRILLING ExPERIENCE.-There is no one
but az some period IN life has an ex perience
that stands out prominently beyond all 9th ers
Such is the case of John B. Collins, of Romeo,
Mich, who says: "From September to January
be. ore using Nervine, | had at least serenity
five convul. lions. After three months use
have no more attack DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine also cures nervous prOstrStion head.
ache, poor memory. dizziness, sleeplessness,
neuralgia, etc. and builds up the b1dy. Mrs,
!. K. Miller. of Valparaiso, Ind, and ]. h. Tay-
lor, OF Logansport, Ind, ea b gained 20 pounds s
of flesh by taking it. sold BY G. n. Hance
the doctors book free
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In Olden Tim ss

People overlooked the Importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action. but now
that 1t is generally known that Syrup OF
Figs will permanently cure hsbituai
constipation, well-iniurmed people will
not buy other laxativse, which act Tor q
time, but finally injnre the system.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOLLENRECK

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Martin, Mrs W. p. Swee-
rey, Mrs b. Wil.on, Miss Wskelee, Will F.
Sweeney G. c. Flint, A. NJ Goodhin, Long
tee. L. B. Merton, John Lawrence 7. A. Norris,
J.Werlh liner, A. A. Soil, G. w Jordon, A, NJ
Barnett, G. w. Davis. SAD. Landecker, Mt ana
co; F. Leeds. Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Lee, Z. d.
Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. + Schaeher, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Bergman, New York: Mr.. and Ms. c. q.
WelIs, sanla Ban bars; J: w.. sance, Perris;
L. HOtchkiss, A. L. Main, Moreno:
H, A. Cargill Norwalk; H. Metzger, Portland,
Ore; II. II. hood, Rochester; Z. +. Lough bor-
ough, ST. Louis; c. y. Fish, Redlands; q. NJ.
Greek; G. H. Crafts, Bakers field; L. b. Potter,
scra nton' Pa; A; woodr, Arizona; J. Study,
Otay: May j. Day, san Diego; J. 4. Warner,
New YORK; o. j. Fesrons, Kansas City; j. w
vanderwort, Chicago; NJ. Cregsn. San Fran.
CISCO
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Hair Goods-Hair Gooda.

In the above line l am selling out below
cost. ANY one requiring anything in the above
line will tave money by calling at the Surprise
millinery store, 242 South Spring street. A. J.
Riethmuller, proprietor.
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Haker's Millfnarv

Look at our windows for bargains in
hats, feathers, ribbons, etc. Money is
scarce yet. and everybody must econo-
mize. You can do so by buying your
millinery at Haker's, 257 South Spring
ct, cor. Third at.
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Ea.t India Herb Tea Cures

Constipation. bilousness and headache
cleanses the system, stimulates the liver and
kidneys makes new blood. Entirely vegeta-
BILE Sample free. H. M. SALE d SON, agents.
go South SOrine street.
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Honor to whom honor is due. Mel
Inns Food received the highest award
which was in the power Of the commits
sloners of the worlds fair to bestow-a
medal and diploma.
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Mount Lowe RAILWAY.

grand resort. good hotel at Echo
mountain. Beautiful view of San
Gabriel valley. ocean and islands. See
Time card.
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Thirty dollars allowed for old Davis
sewing machines. Drop postal card to
22S South Main street.
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Our Homo Brow.

Nsier & zobelein's lager. fresh from the
brewery, on draught In AL the principal "a
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office ma brewery, ALL Also street, Iele-
.hr..nt.
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Nottingham Lac

Curtains, SO yards long, special value,
30 cents per pair and upwards. Vile de
Paris, Potomac block.
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A. B. Chairman

Cells the Glenwood ranges and Rich ond
ranges, the two best stoves in America. House
hold goods speciality. Ala s. Spring st.
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For a good table wine, order our Sonoma
Z!nfsndel at soc per gal. T. Vache & Co.,
cor. Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 500.
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stop al 1872 South Spring street and get q
pair Of these $3.50 Ladies' Shoes for $3.50.
The Perfect-ftting Shoe Company.
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Howry & Bresee. Broadway under
takers. Independent OF the trust"
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A marriage license was issued yester-
.,..v 20 Robert Turner, aged % native
OF Englaud, and Annie Toal, aged ".
native OF Ireland, 10th residents OF Pas'
edcna.
All previous offerings in 81 30 Deroyss
enl so cent neckwear are to be ecllpseo
this week at Desmond's in the Bryson
block II is not "a chance OF lifetime,
bn. IL 10 a chance that should not De
passed.
There arc undelivered telegrams at
tho Western Union Telegraph othce,
corner Main and Court streets TOR Mre.
Levina Sanm, Ernest Paralie, Lulu
May Ollie, Geo Long. Mrs. l.. L. well
lincton, f. A. Starr. H. @. kellogg.
The Orphans fair opens next Monday
evening at Armory hall, and everything
is now being made ready for most en-
soysble week. A rare musical pro-
sramme is being arranged for the open
ing night, 70 be under the supervision
of the famous Ellis club.
Yesterday about noon a lady who de-
clined tH give her name was palniuliy
hurt by being knocked down by cable
car. The lady in question was allghtlng
from the car on Broadway, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, when an ap'
preaching train from the opposite dlrec'
tion going north struck her. knocking
her down and lacerating her quite badly
Officer Dixon was on the scene and hac
a hack brought and tn, injured woman
was conveyed to her residence.
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Help helpl! carry away the Ladies SO. so
Shoss that are going at Sl5D at IL sou.h
Spring street, the Periect-itte.s.
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East star Ovster Co.

East Star Oyster GO.
Fresh frozen, constantly on hand, 60
cents quart; cans 90 cents. Call and
he convinced that we have the best
oysters in town at pa S. Main street.
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aliue.

New designs in silkaline draperies
12ls cents and 10 cents. Vile de Paris
Potomac block.
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Something New.
Japanese drapery. 35 cents per ward.
Vile de Paris, Potomac block.
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Colored ChIMnna

Colored Chiffons,
In evening shades. Vile de Parie
Potomac block.
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$50 envelopes, soc: y rm writing paper, 25c.
Langstadter, PA W. Second, Hollenbeck hotel.
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Spanish Scarfs

Hand run Spanish scarfs. Vile de
Paris, Potomac block.
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j. q. CUNNINGHAM

Manufacture and dealer In trunks and travel
ling bags, 236 8. Spring st. Tel. S18.
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DR.. d. s. Diiyenbscher, Denttst.
No. 1l9L s. Spring streei; rooms and D.
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Subscribe for MAGAZINES and papers with
!ingetadtcr. 2ls West SoconS, aollenbeck
totel,
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Fire Insurancs Rates Reduced

independent of the "ccrnpsct." see Basssla
Vile, 21S North Main Q.anfsanco h1iibla--Llsaas~
save money.
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| Wagon umbrellas, summer lap busters, Foy's
J old reliable saddleiy house, 3l5 Los Angeles.
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If You Need n Truss
Call at Beckwith's pharmacy, 303 North Main
it guaranteed.
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A Modern millinery Store.
Hoffman & Co., 240 8. Spring st,
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rar santa Oatalina IsIand.

Steamer sails from San Pedro every
Saturday, connecting with morning
trains from Los Angeles; returning
Monday following. Wilmington Trans.
Co., 130 w. Second st.
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fn,licstious.

Maximum temperature, z 3.
Minimum Temperature, AZ.
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Forecast for Southern California: felr
s.,her, warmer Wednesday, variable vinds'
.-~ycS-ainy westerly.
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Generations Anxious.

that but short time sent
railway OF the United States by
president eastern and shows the feeling OF
uneasiness regard to the financial question:
DEAR directors ofthis feeling not little anxiety
established the country the effect would beto the
increased would therefore, be to diminish the net
Of all q very great extent J,
subject earnestly
viii influence with ana
your tie purchasing clause OF
the Sherman .
Prompt the part of all the street railroads OF
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country would undoubtedly great securing

country undoubtedly great securing
legislation.
this attention.
trusting Importance
interest will be accepted sufficient apology for the suggestion
main, Yours truly II. N. WHITNEY, President
It evident that the corporations know what they want for their
dvdua whhs highest financial
the The corporations combines
the silver question it's mnuitest bearings themselves
the They feel that through the financial will their
retained great
assing their calling the higher and lower their
aid Note the fourth this letter. calling railroads
unite action which would weight securing the desired
aton The weight they reference the
makers the people know experience that
capitalists the
succumbs to the
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the United States marshall and the United States attorney that
interfered with the government service
has the been given the GREAT
other that should the time when
the omes would need to call the that be sustain them
righteous organized
putoat officers would has been during
this crucial the state of Kansas partisan and reacherous 1t
mighty of the sleeping gods but
when alarmed they their Has poput struggle
sister state sharpened senbes and perceptions?
Lewing following statement days SINCE
which will give his views the situation
The popu has taken backward To the republican
the capitol building The hall
poputs myself that the republic
house. Had been steadas claimed
the popu the problem would have resolved
solution into physical contest The p?pust may
The and the senate Kansas will recognize but house
later day the shall declare the
body then the for the
action the house will with alone The people will be the judges
The popusts the right the to
question arising from the organization of the house Of
representatives"
COL s. Hughes will be coumashad the ground OF refusing
obey the orders the Doubtless action the nature
will take place in reference to other officers
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GEORGIA

The contest for the between Hon. Tom Watson
Mr. Black Of Georgia. We quote items OF in
bearing the peoples Party published
Atlanta that which claims that 900
ballots.
&C. Gepbe testified that he United States
Third ward voting precinct and that he could supervise the
Three only each Sometimes
a
whskey hid the drinking
named them;
voting mentioned list negro
Richard Reynolds furnish with them
Negro epeats would change hats and the attempt
When challenge the chief
threatened to him. constable also
ate inundated him. he called United States marshall
Marshall make AS he had the authority
vo the personally took charge repeater but
Mr. North nered ad "By God I've
that fellow Deas the lower ward Being cripple unable
Ito with the he released the negro.
nsued while
shauy misrepresented by the daily Next week will
ther n the
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North Dakota.

Senator Wos bill for garnsh law the is effect in Min
the minimum limit being $1O Indefinitely postponed bill
which appropriate white
The friends OF Miller making most desperate attempts
him the OF United States They sending e
different members OF the legislature puporting from
republicans the asking that they the members
Miller But that this it
working their satisfaction The ballot taken
the 48th that has been this thing that
gard a pocket.
The fnnth ballot for took place Feb 49, Miller
Roach dem 49, Wan 3D. Muir l. Senator Stevens popust
has stood by Muir from he himself determined
stand by the Omaha platform
That the material that heroes why
scarce - votes elect Roach within
Of reaching the goal After the ballot the
by vote OF 81 to 49, It very much the at the
And question which being discussed all whether
the appoint Casey that will
settlement further n
The United States this
Mr. Roach received SO Monday.
pubcans voting him. He candidate
popular with his party The democrats Washington
jublant
New York
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South DakOta-

republicans angle and turmoil
Sheldon
in the interest railroad bills.
impeachment
the that will following the removal the
speaker big looked for.
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New York.

reading
York the regulating the
the investigation committee the Read
combine This bill the
an anthracite the and all coal dealers the
take without which they forbidden do
transportation charged
under the 1t will probably declared
onal the decision will be that question dealt with
federal legislation But could bill the legislature OF
questing this Reading monopoly my there
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WYOMIG-

On Feb 18th the Oath senatorial ballot taken the closest
exciting the c. Thompson lacked
election He g. 25 would All the popus
Taylor Albany voted for Thompson but he
principles could thought there will
election the popus will their number
the remaining days OF the session.
The legislature OF this adjourned Feb Is without choosing
United States There great assemblage the
the the
wolves appointments providing he
act and it is thought his man will be A. L. New