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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
Tn. Eirhtinr Par,on Dead.

New York. December 2.-The Rev
Hiram Eddy, of Canaan, Conn, died on
Thursday, aged eighty years, after several
weeks of illness. He was one Of the best
known clergy in the State. He was known
as THE Fighting Pars0n," title derived
from being captured with musket in his
hand at Bull Run when chaplain OF Con-
uecticut regiment in 1861. He was the
first In 8 ate Of Libby prison, and had a Sc
we're experience in other Southern prisons
during the war After the war he served
with the American Missionary Association
for a year and q half and established the
hrSt Freedman school az the South. He
SIX feet three inches tall, Of massive figure
and had an impressive head and face.
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y MANNINGToN, w. VA, December O.
= terrific boiler explosion occurred at 8
o'clock this afternoon at the well being
drilled by the Dewer Brothers on the
lot owned by B. F. Charlton, situated
very nearly in the central part Of the
town,
Such was the force OF the explosion
that half a dozen houses in the vicinity
were wrecked or badly damaged.
Fortunately, aud almost miraculouslY,
no one was killed and only two little
children were injured.
The little sen Of Mr.. DeWer, who at
the time Of the explosion was in the
engine house, was scalded about the
legs, and the little daughter Of Mr.. B.
F. Cunningham, who was standing in
the yard, quite a distance from the e1-
ploslon, was struck by q piece Of wood,
knocking her down.
Portions Of the boiler we're thrown a
distance OF half a mile, falling on house
tops and outbuildinRs.
THE MAIN PORTION OF THE BOILER
was driven one hundred feet back into
the resi- 7ence Of Frank Barrack, COM
pletely smolishing portion Of the
house. Mrs. Barrack had just left the
house and the children we're playing in
an upper story. The house is almost
total wreck.
The FIRE box Of the boiler was thrown
one hundred feet in the air, and de-
Cending, crashed through the roof Of
the residence OF Mrs. j. Wbaggerly,
going Co the lower floor. Fortunately
the folks were an out OF town.
A large piece crashed into the front
part Of William bdsuetts house and
fell at the feet of his vile. A piece OF
the boiler weighing 500 pounds was
thrown into the northern part Of town
almost into the yard Of A. w. KnOtts,
ESQ, and boiler bolts ShOwered over
the veranda OF the house.
Considering the force OF the eIDlo-
sion, which was distinctly
HEARD SIX MILES AWAY,
&c Is miraculous that no one
killed.
Horses in stables adjoining the lot
Here stunned, as were chickens and
turkeys.
Your correspondent was within 100
feet OF where a piece, weighing several
hundred pounds, fell, while bolts were
dropping on all sides a wretched
sight presents itself az the scene Of the
explosion. Houses are covered with
mud and filth. The cause of tue eIpIo-
sion Is a mystery, as the men connected
with the well say there was plenty OF
water ia the boiler, while reports are
Aaf.6at that the boiler was an old one
and not 10 for use.
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Vast Virginia Pensions.
4 TeLsordm 20 ne Sunday Rsgistsr.

speeiaI T6Ie0rdn 10 ne Sunday RsgistSr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 2.-The
following West Virginia pensions have
been issued:
Additional-AnthonyW w. Linscott, Wild
ing, Jackson county; Amos E. Valentine,
Linden, Roam county.
Reissue Matthias Bohon. Bohon, Tucker
county; Madison Carter, Mt. Harmony,
Marion county; Luther T. Smithall,
Glenville, Gilmore county; Andrew
Miser, Huntington, Cabell county.
Original Widows, etc.-Harriet Work
man, Laurel, Barton county; Mabel V.
Rake Charleston; minor of John p. Glass,
Wheeling; Annie Audoe, Charleston;
minor of Jasper Lsnham, Lumberport,
Harrison county; Mary Haines, Bruceton,
Preston county.
Mexican War Survivors, Increase-Mi-
chael Sweeney, Lewiston, Kanawha coun-
ty; James NJ. Blackburn, Huntington,
Cabell county; Henry Lane, Charleston.
Original - Dallas Thompson, Elgood,
Mercer county; Zephaniah Bane, Oxford,
Doddridge county.
Increase-William NJ Gardner, Viola,
Marshall county; Nathan g. B. Webb,
Donohue, Richie county.
Supplemental-Andre J. Nutter, OK
ford, Doddridge county; John p. Linnett,
Linnett's Mills, Ritcbie county.
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AN INCREASE OF EIGHT GEMS
Per Capita Seen in the Circulation During
the Past Month.

EcE OApltA seen In the CtECuiablOH OuEthB
the Past Month.
WASHINGTON, u. c., December O.
There was an increase in the circula-
tion of eight cents per capita on the
first of December over that Of the first
of November, the circulation on De-
cember l being S25.57 per capita. The
total circulation of gold and silver
coins and certificates and U. 5. Nation
al bank notes December l was 81, 1885,
994, 29O as against S1,71s, 544, 6s2 on No
vember l, and S1,614, 100, 266 on Dscem.
Der l, 1892.
The changes in circulation during the
month were gold coin increase Sc, $780,
332; standard silver dollars decrease,
S299, S96; subsidiary silver increase,
S736, 23O; silver certificates increase,
81, 704, 765; treasury notes Of 1890 de-
crease. S4S, 176; U. S. notes decrease,
$40. 623, ,653; currency certificates June
S, 1892, increase Sl0,ssO, 900; national
bank notes decrease, 1,6O5, 669. Net
increase, Ss,449, 60s. The money and
bullion in the treasury December / was
S7I1, ,613, ,s45, and on Nsuember l S701, =
Os2, ,O12, net increase on December
of $40, ,531, S33.
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Boy A1r,ssrLou.Iy Missing.

SDsciGl 1s!s0rdm 70 ne Sunday Reg.StsT
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, December ?.
Harry Harrison, boy about II years
old, disappeared from his home in this
city several days ago and his people
have instituted thorough search for
him, but so far without any clew. His
mother believes the boy has been put
out Of the way by an enemy whose name
she has not disclosed. This enemy, the
woman says, has threatened to kill the
boy. The police believe 4 girl TO be
mixed up 10 the affair.
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10 New FRENCH Cablnet.

PARIS, December 2-The new French
cabinet ministers were presented TO Presi-
dent CaruOu this afternoon, their names
will be gazetted tomorrow and are as fol-
lows: Premier and Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, NJ. Casimer-Perier; Minister Of
interior, NJ Rayual; Minister of Finance,
NJ. Burdeau; Minister Of Education, NJ
Spuller; Minister Of Justice, NJ Duoost;
Minister Of Commerce, NJ. Martyr; Minis
ter Of Works NJ Jonnart; Minister Of
War. General NIercier; Minister Of Hus-
bandrv. M. Viger: Minister of Colonies,
VI. DeCasse; Minister Of Marine, Admiral
Lefevre. The Senate and chamber Of de-
uuties after a short session to-day ad-
iOurned until Monday.
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The PresIdent,s Messare.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Decenber O.
Every possible care is being talren to pre-
serve the secrecy Of the Presidents mes
sage. President Cleveland and his pri-
vate secretary, Mr.. Thurber, both have
been closeted to-day looking over the proof
sheet and looking out for typographical
errors The copies which are designed
for transmission to Congress have already
been written. 1t is not likely that any
further revision in the text is intended.
One Of those who have handled the mes
sage is authority for it for an estimate as
to its length. While he had not estimated
it would fill page and one or two col
umus over in q newspaper. This would
make the total probably over 1900
words
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SING SING, n. Y, December 2.-Warden
Durston has notified the witnesses 10 the
execution of John DelhnO. the Brooklyn
murderer, 20 be IN the prison at II 8. N. on
Monday, which is the hour set for Deltno
10 die iu tho electric chair The condemn
ed man grows more nervous as the time
approaches for him 10 meet bis doom. He
is being prepared for death Oy Father
Creed0n, Of the Sing Sing Catholic parish,
and is understood TO have made confes-
sion to the priest which will not be made
public He claimed at bis trial that be
killed Mrs Caroline Gessel accidentally.
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Fell sixty Feet and Were Killed.

ALLENTOWN, PA, December 2.-Ice
caused the cable to break this morning at
Joel Neff & Co.'s slate quarry, near Stat
ing, as three men were being lowered into
the pit to begin their days work. The
men were pIecipitated 10 the bottom OF the
pit, a distance Of sixty feet, and instantly
killed and their bodies mangied in fright
ful manner. The killed are Frank Kern,
widower. aged 20 years. father of three
children; Charles Schlicher, aged 2S, leaves
a widow and two children. An unknown
Hungarian was the third.
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They Have Cause for Thanksgiving.

UUIII-I III-HI III % " NIII1---II All8sIF's
RUCKHANNON, w. VA, December 2.
The West Virginie Conference Semin-
ary az this place held 3 thanksgiving
meeting last night, TO rejoice over the
fact that the debt which has been hang
ing over that institution has at last
been paid of, and they will enter upon
a new year free from debt. with bright
prospects Of a successful future. Rev.
b. w. Hutchinson, president Of the
seminary, deserves great credit for his
untiring efforts in its behalf. Quite q
number Of speakers we're here from df-
isrent parts Of the State to participate
in the services. The school is now in
flourishing condition.
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? rTsBURG, PA, December Rev.
John r. Paxton, pastor Of the wealthy
West Church congregation OF New
York, who was reported ssIng for
several days, was found by a Dispatch
reporter tonight at the residence Of
his wife's sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Pressly, at
Bridgevile, few miles south OF this
city. In an interview he said:
"You can tell the Dispatch that you
saw me in the light Of day with your
own eyes, and found me clothed Ia my
right mind, with demonIcal spirits cast
out. Say also there never was aud
never will be any shame connected with
johnnie PaXtons name. / am fity
years old aud was very young when
went To war, serving honorably In
twenty battles. have personally
known all the
GREAT GENERALS OF THE WAR,
aud have spoken from many platforms
with them. When Tecumseh sherman
said, Here's glass 10 Grant, / drank
IL openly and never drank otherwise.
And now this young kid OF clerk, this
Van Clan, in West Church, stands up
aud couples my name with shame. III
ever 60 back 10 New York,
1t will be 20 kll one or two
people Young Van Clan as for him,
in cut his ears of. all this trou Die has
arisen over the weIl-meant but mis-
taken efforts OF my friends My resig-
came hera q week ago / told them they
could do what they liked
"But the impression has gone out
that you told them you would withdraw
your resignation"
O"No, did not. No, there has been
mix enough. shall write Robert Jaf-
fray and Dr. John Hall TO place my re-
signaiion before the New York PresbY-
terry which meets there on December
IL, and pay no more attention 70
THE WEST CHURCH MUDDLEvs
am no longer pu6iic man. but as-i-
vate citizen. Trustee Perkibs ksed II
differed on some things. a.
told me was not preachi6S-
as good sermons as used
TO. ! think he was right there. One
can't lead the life that / have had TO
live aud keep on forever. IL Is the
pace that kills. | have lead the pro-
cession In New York for years-kept In
the lead Of the column, bat the pace Is
telling on me. What am afraid OF Is
softening Of the brain-paresis. / could
not 90 on feeling as did and keep on
constructing sermons. / told my ses-
sion should 90 into
MYSTERIES ~ THE PULPIT
II they kept me there. II was not q
question OF stimuants. Why i have
not taken a stimulant-not even bro
mldes-for six months, my Doctor for
bids me. / want you 10 say this. There
has been so much said and written on
the subject: am going TO take a rest.
That is why am here. have an In
come OF 50, 900 to $4,000 outside the
church. and am independent. II de-
eide TO go on the lecture platform later,
whose concern will II be2'
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NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces OF TsIegraphic News
la Small Space.


ATLANTA, GA, December 2.-"Rey."
Charles Johnston was hanged at SWANS
boro. Emanuel county, yesterday, for the
murder of Rev. VIM. Shields. Johnston
preached his own funeral sermon.
ROME. December 2.-The wife OF one OF
the official messengers OF the royal palace
has been attacked with cholera symptoms,
and she with her whole family have been
10 the hospital.
LONDON. December 2.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent says that the two
German tramps have been arrested ne n
Orleans, in connection with the dynamite
outrage.
SOUTHAMPTON, December 2.-The steam
er New York. OF the American line, sailed
at noon to-day for n lew York. having on
board Philip Schieg and Frank Floyd,
tho two men who are charged with rob
bing the Bank Of Minneapolis Of t9O,O
Extradition proceedings against Schieg
and Floyd have been push ed through with
rapidity.
LoyDOS, December 2.-Bishop Tucker,
who arrived here from Africa, few days
ago, is Ill with fever.
LONDON, December 2.-The Dowager
Due hess, Of ST. Albanys, is dead.
LONDON, December 2.-Edkunds & Bar
re IL, leading leather firm, has suspended,
owing the failure of Abe Stein 6C Co, in
New Hork Liabilities, not yet known.
NEW YORK, December IA. H. King &
Co, clothiers, have failed again. Liabil-
tiles, 800, 900: assets the same. The CON-
pany failed last May, owing about 500, 900,
compromising at ~ cents on the dollar.
The firm also operates sn establishment In
Pittsburg. Pa, under the name OF the
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company.
NEW YoR K, December2.-Slick burglars
robbed s. o. Burnett, Of Brooklyn, Of
$50. 20 in stocks and mortgages. which
were stored in safe The men were evi-
dently expert cracksmen.
NEW HAVEN, Coyy., December 2-In
the Harvard-Yale freshman football game
to-day. Yale won by 30 70 4.
ASNAPoLIs. MD. December 2.+The
naval cadets defeated the West PoiEt mil
itary cadets At football to-day. Score, Ga.
4 y
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The KOssUTH sONa
Causes = Serious Outbreak in Buda Pesth
Between Soldiers and Civilians.

LONDON, December "A Vienna dis
patch TO the Nclrs says chat serious en-
counter occurred in coffee house in Buda
Pesth on Thursday between some citizens
and officers. The former demanded that
Gypsy band which was performing in the
place should play the Kossuth song. The
officers strenuous.y objected. Finally
they drew their swords, and general
tumult followed, The cOmbatants ad-
iourned 10 the street, where large crowd
Joined them, and the row developed at
length into riot. While ii was at its
height the police arrived, and with some
difficulty queiled the fighting. They de-
prived the officers OF their swords, and ar
rested one Of them. A number Of persons
were injured, including policeman, who
is reported TO De seriously wounded. The
Kossuth song is the cause Of many con-
ficts between soldiers and civilians.
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sDseia. 7sisgram 20 re sunday Register.
ZANEsyILLE, o., December 2.-The
annual meeting Of the Eastern Ohio
TEachers' Association, which convened
here yesterday afternoon and continued
over to-day, has proven 90 be one OF the
most interesting In the twenty-five
years history OF the association. over
three hundred teachers from the differ
eut cities aud points OF Eastern and
Southeastern Ohio were present aud
highly enjoyed the very interesting pro-
Qramme. The largest delegations came
from counties along the Ohio river.
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Dnath OF calvin Musrravs.

SrtcidI 1sIf1fdm % 20 SlI1t9p heqIstsr.
FAIRMoNr, w. VA, December q
Mr.. Calvin Musgraye, brother Of Mr..
Eli Musgrave Of the firm Of Nuzum &
Musgravs, Of this place, died at his
home ia Palatine yesterday morning OF
stomach trouble. Deceased was fifty
seven years old and leaves 8 wife and
three children.
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rha Mnr In smith AFRICA

CApE Town, December "A despatch
from Fort Victory says that a force Of
volunteer, sent 0y Premier Rhodes 70
liberate a number of women and children
whom the Matabeles abducted from Beria,
MashOnOland, months ago, has recaptured
an the women and children and restored
them to their people without suffering any
loss. Over 500 OF King LO Bengulss cattle
have been captured aud the Matabeles are
reported 70 0e anxious % surrender.
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Railroad Freight Agent, Confer

s1e-oI I1Ie1TlW . NJ SI7I-g A7IIN@--
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, Decem Der ..
"A conference OF railroad freight
agents is being held in this city at the
NcI!o River railroad Offices. Among
" lose present are General Freight
Went Brown and Assistant Freight
AGENT Lowery, of the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley railroad; Com
mercial Agent LippihcOct, OF PiJtsourg;
Commercial Agent Reynolds, Of Louis
vile, XIV; and w. J. Robinson, of the
Ohio River railroad. No details Of the
meeting can be had. the officers declin-
ing to talk about the matter.
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New Coal COMPANY.

SBscial gsLscrlna % a. sunday Rs0t'sfr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December a
The Secretary Of State has chartered
the Ten Mile Coal and Coke Company,
of Clarksburg, Harrison county, w. Va
with an authorized capital OF one mil
lion dollars The incorporatOrs are j.
ID. Horner, OF Lumberport, w. Va; j..
+. Allen, j. s. Kyle, J. Il. Davis, E. R.
Davis, and T. NJ. Jackson, Of Clarks-
burg.
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Mrs Aosolom Buchanan Dead.

SDecial It.tgrlm 70 teI Sunday hs7islsT.
WELLSBURG, w. VA, December p
Mrs. Absolom Buchanan, whose illuess
has been noted in the REGISTER, died to-
day. she was the widow Of the late
AbsolOm Buchanan. She has always
been a very prominent lady and has
been respected for her sterling quail
tiles.
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Rnh RolLer Exploslon.

sBseicl Ts.eCram 70 las Rs0i5Es-
ASHLAND, KY, December "A re-
port is just received Of a saw mill boiler
explosion at bragg, w. Va, twenty
five miles up the Big Sandy river In
which VIII Copley, Hanley Copley ana
Harvey Lovins were seriously, and AL
len Bower, fatally, injured.
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were added to the special police force
this morning, and non-union men con-
tinue 10 make up the trains In the yards,
but this seems 10 be useless work. In
view Of the fact that the trains cannot
be moved on account OF lhe many
wrecks occurring on the main line.
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THE GRIP Trims 'TREIR RANKS.
Only . few Of the Glass Trusts Nom
Union Men at work.

PITTsBURG, PA, December 2.-Ths
non-union working force at Factory +,
United states Glass Company, has been
materially decreased during the past
week by an epidemic OF grip DOW prev
aient in the plant. The doctor has
been IN regular attendance at the fac
tory for some time.
No changes In any OF the factories
now in operation have been reported
during the week. At Factory X, only
twelve shops are now working and IL 10
reported that but sVe are on AZ Factory
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nIoner for Edltor sIoore.
special z.lsgram 20 n. sssaay Rsmsisr.

6Dtci1I IsIe1r1In % bls oaHu4y heDt5ssT.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, December 2.
Editor A. b. Moore, Of the WetzGL Re-
publican, who sued the Ohio River rail-
road for $40, 900 damages for cancelling
his mileage book and firing him of the
train, before the Common Pleas Court,
got a verdict to-day for Sl75.
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Made Improper Use Of ths Malls.

SBsetei IetsgrGa 90 ne sunday Register.
ZANEsvILLE, o., December I'D.
Abel, one Of the leading jewellers Of
the city, was to-day bound over TO the
United States Court by Commissioner
Chandler for violating the postal laws,
His clerk sent notices Of the lottery OF
a large farm through the mails.
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REVDR.J0HNR. PAXTON
Positively Declares That Hes No
Longer in the Mix.
SHAME NAY RHYME WITH NAME,

But 1t Was Never Connected and
Never Will Be Connected With
the Name of Johnnie" Paxson.
If He Ever Goes Back to New
York, 1t VIII Be to Kill One or
Two People and, He Intimates,
to Remove the Resemblance
Between Van Clan and ap
Ass.
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The Power. to Move Against Anarchy.

LONDON, December 2. "A Vienna dis
patch to the Times says that the exchange
of views between France and Spain with
regard 10 the surveillance Of anarchists
seems likely to be extended soon to other
powers. Several government have shown
a reluctance to enter into any international
ARRANGEMENTS for dealing with abe social
ists. but none as yet have ref Oed TO CO.
operate with the other goy nents for
material defense against = that 'rchist out
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPES.
Several Buildings Wrecked by a
Boiler Explosion.
NO ONE WASIN TIE DIRECT LINES

Taken by the Pieces Of the Boiler
In Every Instance Where a
= House Was Struck the Inmates
Had Just Gone Out-TwO Chill
dren Injured Showers Of Iron
and Bolts.
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IN FOR RETRENCHMENT
Judge Holman Says the Governments
Annual Expenses
COULD BE CUT DOWN StOO,OOO,OOO

And Not Hurt the Service in the
Least-He Thinks a Tax on In
comes Should Be Levied-The
New Treaty With China Ex-
pected to Greatly Help Ameri-
can Enterprise in the Flowery
Kingdom.
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GIN THE LEHIGH ROAD.
Incompetent Men Cause Two DiSaS-
trOuS Wrecks.
St3O,OOO WORTH OF PROPERTY

by Fire at White Ha-
ven-A Broken Freight Train
Comes Together in the Middle
Of the Town-The Wreck Takes
Fire and Burns Five Buildings.
Another Wreck in Easton.
Stockholders Afraid the Strike
Will Bankrupt the Road.
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Hundreds OF Lives in ais Hands.

SDsciGi TstssraR 20 ne sunday ks1lSssr.
ASHLAND, KY, December 2.-JameS
R. Dills, a Chesapeake and Ohio train
dispatcher, Of the local Office, was takek
suddenl insane while on duty and Ssri-
Gus results were averted only by the
accidental discovery Of the fact.
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Houses special sale

OF Pianos and Organs at Cut PfIces will
commence Monday, Dec. 4, and continue
for thirty days
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NOMINATIONS roe MAToK.
Democrats and Republicans Name Men
for Carter Harrison's Place.

CHICAGO, Ill, December 2.-John
p. HopkIps was nominated for mayor
TO day by the Democratic city conven.
tion. Frank Wenter was tns only
other candidate, and Hopkins We
nominated on the first ballot.
The Republicans nominated Go
3. Swift, ne being the only CAM
Charles Komlnski. q prominent
dropped dead while ascending
publican convention.
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speolal MAIL ssrvl CO to be DisoOntinuea

spsci0i leLfordm 20 10 sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December o.
special mail service 70 Casio. Roane
w. Va, from Gandeevillel will
lstihned after december q
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AZ IninnctIon AgaInst the

PlrrsBuRG. PA, Deceu
Pittsburg and Chicago
pany has secured az injr
about forty Of the e
mines al SnoWden sAd
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by the courts in favor Of importers upon
appeal the excess Of duties is refunded