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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-22

wood War ct.
Posts 91sc each; Redwood, SIS p cord;
Oak, rough Sc so; peeled. 81 rs; Pine. So so;
Railroad Ties 35c apiece for 6x8 Ale for 7IS and
45G50e for IKE.
1ANBARK-Ground Bark, s24 2 ton.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Lumber Market.
Retail rates nominal.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

Departure or Australian steamer depends
arrival of the British mails
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Thirty day EIcurson-Round Trip at rs psr
cent reduction.
Friday TO Monday E1cursion-Round Trip: To-
caloma and P.int Reyes 81 Is: Tomales, 81 90!
Towards, 81 SO; CaZadero, 50 90.
Sunday Excursion-Round Trip. Camp Taylor,
Tocaoma and Point Reyes. 81 co.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.-Stagesle leave Cazadoro
daily (Sundays excepted) arrival of morning
train from San Francisco for stewards Point Qua
iala Point Arena. Cuffeys Cove, Navarro, Mendo-
elmo City. Caspar, Noyo Fort Bragg, and all points
On the North Coast. Stages from above points
will connect at Cazadero with trains for San Fran.
cisco At 100 r. NJ Weekdays.
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,robnee Market.

FLOUR-Prices show change. Cash prices
are as follows: Family extras. SO 50@3 80 p Dbl:
Bakers extras, IS 4093 so; superfne. So 40@2 so
. Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are dull and more or less
nominal at rates last quoted. The chartered Wheat
feet in port has registered tonnage OF $4,000.
against 40 O00 tons the same date last year; dis
engaged 23.2SO tons, against 10000; on the way
to this port. 2l7,7O0 tons. against 24l.000.
wHEAT-Is steady and in fair request, chiefly
to fill December contracts No. is quotable a,
81 OlA@l O3s4 choice. 81 05: lower grades. Use
@sl; extra choice for milling. 81 O6149l OSs4 2
ctl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-29
CANADIhN ANNEXATION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-A question
which dwar1s most other public questions
Is now being quietly considered by leading
men OF congress with a view to bringing
II TO public consideration at an early day
as the foremost policy Of Mr. Clevela nd rs
administration. 1t is no less than plan
10 annex Canada to the United States and
for the acquisition Of the Sandwich islands.
1t Is not u part of the random discussions
on these questions which has been going
on for many months, but it is a well-con-
sidered plan TO bring these acquisitions TO
the point of actual realization.
The annexation movement is under full
heHuway IN Canada, but As yet little at
tentlon has been given IL among public
men here. There are many, however, on
the committee on foreign relations of the
house and on foreign affairs of the senate
IN the present congress who regard the en-
neXatlon question aS OF paramount i'm
portance. One of the leading men of these
committees said that it could be stated on
the highest authority that the Cleveland
administration would make the acquisi-
ton of Canada ana OF the Sandwich islands
conspicuous public question.
Within the last few days Edward Far
Tar OF Toronto Ont, has been cauvaSsiug
the sentiment ot the two foreign commit
tees. -JI. ulrar IS recognized as one OF
the foremost radicals OF Canada in the an
neNatiou movement. lie was for years ed
ltor OF the Toronto Globe, and was threat
ened with prosecution for treason. with
Goodwin smith, he now leads the agitation
which Is Couvulsing Canada from one end
10 the other lie is now here to ascertain
what practical end can be accomplished
While public men in Washington have
not been openly Joining ia the agitation of
Canada they nave watched Ii with keen in
tere>t and are now ready TO supplement- il
by sich steps from this side rs viii briu.,
Canada under the American fa.. Mem.
bers OF the committee give il as their oDip.
Ion that within the next few weeks, and
perhaps days, speeches will be heard on
the floor OF the senate and house urging
annexation This will be bat the initial
step rs the more important detail of de-
Nelop!ng the eNac, policy Of obliteratiu.r
the Canadian boundary on the northwari
and OF acquirlu- Ae fertile islands of :be
Pacific Uiil he lett 20 the incoming admin
istratlon. Nr. Cleveland Is said 10 loc},
upou the annexation OF Cangla rs am
achievement exceeding 10 importance the
pUlCoSe or Louisiana from France nr fba
acquisition OF IeSGs from Mexico. both Of
which events marked Uauchs IN our
history.
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IRISH HOME RULE.

LONDON, Jan. 2s-A synopsis Of the
new Irish home rule bin to be introduced
at the opening of parliament has been
given out. The bill declares that there
shall be established in Ireland legislative
body.
The power to enact laws is retained by
the imperial parliament as to the status
of or dignity OF the crown, or the sue
cession to the crown or r regency; the
making of all war or peace; regulation OF
the army, navy and militia; relations with
foreign states or relations between the
various parts of her maJesty's domlnions;
coinage, value of foreign money or legal
tender; weights and measures; the i'm
position or any legislation relating to the
duties of customs aud the duties Of
excise.
The queen retains the same prerogratIyts
with respect to summoning, prOroguing
ard dissolving the Irish body rs with r.
sDect to the imperial parliament. The ex
ecutiye government of Ireland IS 10 con
time vested IN her majesty and - TO b
carried on by lord lieutenant IN behh'
Of her majesty, with the aid OF such Couu-
cilors AZ her majesty may from time %
time see Ill to appoint. Tue lord lleuten-
ant shall give or withhold the consent OF
her majesty to bills passed by the Irish
boiy.
Two distinct houses are constituted
The upper house shall include 103 mem
bers-seventy- five elective and twenty
eight peeraEe members. Ireland j. TO be
divided into electoral districts, each cleo
tor 10 be the owner or OccapIsr OF some
land or tenement within the district OF a
certain value The second body is TO con
sisJ Of POI members. chosen by the exist
lug constituencies, two by each.
The annual contribution Of Ireland on
account Of the national debt is cousidera-
bly, reduced from the bill OF 1856.
The Irish legislature is TO impose NIL
taxes, etc, 10 meet advances toward the
expenses Of the Irish government, but not
without first receiving sanction from her
majesty Of sucH bill or address imposing
salu taxes An entirely new clause gives
tue crown the right 70 veto all bills al the
IRISH legislature and gives the Irish repre-
sentative peers tue right 20 sit in the
house OF lords at Westmirister, and TO
vote on all imperial questions. COnfrO-
yersies regarding constitutions! questions
are to be referred TO the Judicial commit
tee Of the privy council FOR decision. The
other provisions are similar 20 those Of
the bill Of 1856
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When pe5pla Gat an srfse'e much
superior 70 arytLluz ~ tha Kind tssy
hare eFsr before u=sd fLsT are slsBcal
fars 70 tRH their ffsuts about lt. an3
esre~lsliy ? tl.T kaoF - cone frisaos
needing .urh "a article. Dealers also so0a
learn Size tgae vssae o. tHsir goods. ard
~ aen they have zD sft3cle of uoususl
merit tEsy w.l3 slu1as. Invariably r1suttc8
,ae tsri 20 tf.elF Customers Eais accounts
e. zrsHf sfseszafs fer the lsFxs ksis ca
Q tsra iseFfa @ g tus2b Remedy. Here 81
az 3asfarc~. H l.. SesdaaEa. = grsru.
ae1t cif zen ald bus cess r1ah - orr
bur-. $50 les Dssn .-is.rx CEszs bsrs.ln.s
faaze Remedy iag several ysarr. sud re-
olzfar1as B. 90 t8s raataaasrs. b~r-us~ IN
PCS - 5aeF Ft-s ss has pryfs. 20 - tns bsss
tgT caris. Group sE.4 wA0opsDE cSugA. H7
ssfs ftF g5asc T1ygl@r Fzs-lelos snas
~ EaH4 r.. SD giTsa - 1sst s4ftesacfion.
: rsHt betIlfH fs~ aats By Hsftlngsr
Bro sd $ag IS ertsHs plarnzsrg. -
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BERLIN LAX.

BEELIS, Jan. 2S The reichstag com
mittre ou he army bill has concluded the
general debate on the measure. and today
proceeded with the consideration OF the
several clauses. The closing OF the debate
showed uu increased disposition 70 acc ept
the governments proposals The budget
commission Is rapidly voting ths new
cred { for the navy, uuder tus impulse of
Chancellor Won CaDrlyi's declaration thai
there is danger or a coalition Of the fleets
Of France. Russia aud D-unatk
D.so.teae- from SG. Peters5lrS testify
70 marked change I'm th- tone Of the
semi Official press toward Germany The
impression tHst The CZaruwItcn created OF
the diplomats aud memb-r- - the Imperial
household daring uis y.-l- is the reverse oi
what j. recorded By the seml-oflciai press.
The closest observers say thrt the cord .al-
ity was al on TIE Ets ol Emperor VIII
liam.
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FREE MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
4 Specimen of the Information Taken
from the Family Physician No. 2.

Ruinitis-Catarrh of the nose and front
al sinuses, producing scabs and discharge
from the nose. and frontal headache.
Coniunctivitis-Cata of the eye,
causing red, watery eyes, and sometimes
loss of sight.
Otitis-Catarrh of the middle ear, pro-
ducing deafness, roaring and cracking
noises
Tonsilitis-Ca:arrh of the tonsils, which
enlarge them more or less, cause snoring,
affect the speech and interfere with swal-
lowing.
haryngitis-Catarrh Of the pharynx
giving rise to sore thrOaI. hawking aud
splitting. aud frequent attacks OF quiDzy.
LaTyngitis-CataCrh OF the larynX, pro
ducng' hoarseness, loss Of voice, and
sometimes Group.
Bronchitis-Catarrh Of the bronchial
tubes, bringing on cough, soreness Of the
chest, aud occasionally splitting Of blood.
Consumption - Catarrh of the lungs,
causing cough, expectoration Of pus, night
sweats, loss OF flesh and shortuess Of
breath.
Gastritis - Catarrh Of the stomach
which soon leads TO dyspepsia. iud.-
ge~tion, sour stomach, water Urasa and
loss OF appetite.
Hepattis - Catarrh of the liver. the
symptoms Of which are biliousaess, hesvi-
ness in right side, furred tongue, sick
headache aud consti patton.
Nephritis-Catsrrh of the kidneys. or
Bri.hg's disease, followed by rapid Joss Of
Il-sn, great weakness, pain in the back,
and, in some cases, commissions.
Cystitis-CataTrh of tue bladder, Csus-
ing frequent micturition, pain, smsrtiHg
heat sediment, aud great nervousness.
For all these conditions Pe-ru-Ua - a
specific cure-the only remedy which meets
all the indications IN these cases. Pe-ru-nA
cures catarrh wherever located. ami, there
fore. IS the proper remedy ior all OF the
above named affections.
This yaluabl= book on catarrhal diseases
sent free 70 ans address by The Pe-ru-ua
Drug Manufacturing company Q. Co.um-
i4rfa
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PREVENTING FUTURE MISERY.

II there is, in this vale of tears. more
prolific source OF misery than the rheu-
matte twinge, we have yet to hear of it.
People are born with a tendency to rheu-
matism, Just as they are with one to con-
SUMPTION or scrofula. Slight causes may
develop this. As soon as the agon izng
complaint manifests itself, recourse
should be had TO Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. which checks its further inroads and
5anishes the rheumatic poison from the
system. This statement tallies exactly
with the testimony OF physicians who have
employed this fine blood depurent III their
private practice There is also the ampies5
professional and general testimony as to
the efficacy Of the BitJers for malaria, liver
complaint, constipation, indigestion. kid
ney trouble, nervousness and loss of appe-
tiUe and flesh. After weUtiug, whether
followed by a cold or not, the Bitters Is
useful as a preventive o. the initial attack
OF rheumatism.
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sion. not only in the present congress but

sion. not only in the present congress but
IL the next.
>LoNDoN, Jan. ga free trade banquet
WAS given AT the City of London Liberal
club Wednesday evening. The principal
guest was the Right Hon. Leonard II.
Courtney, member of parliament for the
Bodmin division of Cornwall, who has
held the office of financial secretary 10 the
treasury and deputy speaker Of the house
OF commons.
MIR Courtney made speech, in which
be partly renounced the strong monometal-
list principles which be hitherto advocated,
causing a sensation among his hearers,
who were mostly orthodox merchants and
bankers. He said that since he served on
the commission appointed to report on the
question Of bimetallsm he had further
considered the subject and had arrived at
the conclusion than gold had been getting
dearer in the last twenty years. He
did not wish to say whether or not II
was possible TO retrace the steps taken, or
10 prevent prices from going up, but he
thought that he would net be bearing true
and faithful testimony if ne did not con-
fess that there was something in the
assertion that agricultural prices had
fallen through The growing dearuess of
gold.
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4 STATEHOO0 RIII.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Carey
today give notice that he would offer an
amendment to the admission bills, strik-
ing out all after the enacting clause in the
New Mexico bill, and substituting an
omnibus bill, admitting New Mexico,
Utah, Arizona and Oklahoma. Oklaho-
ma is made identical with Indian Terri
tory, and it is provided that nothing in
the act shall be constructed to impair the
rights of person and property now per-
tanning to the Indians of the territory SO
long as such rights remain unextingujsh-
ed by an agreement between the Indians
and the United States.
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The SILVER ISSUE

WASHINGTON, Jaa. 2S-The admission
OF Arizona. New Mexico and U:aa is mo-
longer question OF party politics in the
senate, bat : question OF wGether il Is
safe 10 risk SIX Eeyy silver senators. The
present senate is quite evenly divided on
the financial question, and this situation
i likely 20 continue unless the three terri
tories are admitted rs states With their
acquisition, however. ;le free silver ele-
ment OF the senate would receive an adGi-
Uou 70 It's ranks which voul. probably be
decisive ~ favor ot free sIIver Utah IS "a
large silver prc0uc.u, state. and there
could be HcuoubJ 50, go tue financial views
Of tie senators repyl-e$t ntg ErGh. New
Mexico abs ARIZONA are ALSO producing
large Quantities of siivel.sut. lt Is believed
That they would seu1 liver men 10 CON
gress. This view O: she -irusts.u la, Dee
Como so marked JEat Senator. Teller Vol
,w.rtaud others u bn ere reCo-u5z,.i
rs itee silver men ..ra foremost len lr-. z
tie aUn-lss ~ gi thc NV States While tl..
anjl.sllrrr senators arc iay,urv-. ia uupos-
lng the new STATES Is j. prob ule tlaL
the fear uf free silver may lu.Jat tie
eEorts Ct the territories IL ,tclge aIul.s-
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PAHlz. Jan -s-4As = uertlax ot ths
sea4tozs ks.a1gIuz - TIE Degncfati1 ssc-
fiou 4 jae Left. &, was resolved 20 request
" B9urz~5ls. minister % lls lce, % eause
a search 20 - rnzse e - F=ss iele=- u' s.
Ar.r.elx .s4 ~ Is L-s I&Fs 1ta tie
vss.= - had AZ tse i.-t- - f,-rsous CON-
pr luIse8 ~ faz Fsuaraa -1&udEl, con
c-galu. 81 5ca e. tz Is b. syr and g. Aa-
ar.eag Base spoken oa --r-Es4 1Ersss1le
b1t r4ira fa~g have tsls--t ia p-,~ar~-
4 decree b. .ls-is. g paa.. .-s~t. stlsssaac-
f..., tfe remove. 1g tt.s Ba4.e = u.s. 11ruc-
gas Ae1Z t-8l see fst4 oi gAe Lesls4 70.
Ea..lr
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mittee of the whole, favorably reported it.
and passed il by vote OF "a TO O.
Mr. Allen of the Sixth district intro
duced a resolution to amend rule - in
reference to standing committees, Laid
over
Mr. PfafT moved an adjournment until
4 o'clock p. m, Monday. Lost 10 TO TO-
Mr.. Perry moved that the report of the
committee on penitentiaries and reforma-
tory institutions. be adopted.
Mr.. Pfsf fled minority report.
Mr.. Wimb berly-I move tnat we adjourn,
Adjourned
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ThE WAVERLY ROeRFRS.

BURLINGTON. Kan, Jan. 2S.-IAeexcite-
ment over tue b,uS robbery at Wtver.y o,
at white heat. The citizens OF Waveriy
are cOugregsting in tnis city aud he talk
of lyncaln. has not abtted Snrrlt q scott
Is making preparations Tor the deieHse 81
his prisoners ia case sucs action sAouiI
be necessary.
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A secret session of the racing board
Of the League II American Wheslmen
was held at Philadelphia az which IL
was decided % suspend ten crack riders
for accepting expenses ~ the recent
meet in Chicago and Milwaukee.
The men suspended for violations II
the L. A. W. rules are Lumsden. John
son, Rhodes, Citizens. Tyler, Hess,
Wheeler, Dorutge. Ballard and Steele.
Zimmerman attended but escaped by
not racing. Bessrs. Raymond. Grow.
th~r and Coilister were the members %
the board who passed upon these races
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HE cAss COUNTY soNps.


KANSAS CITY. Jau = a proposition 10
compromise the bonded indebtedness oi
Cass county. created thirty years aso by
voting bonds in aid OF railroad wAich
never was built. was adopted by the peo
pie OF the couaty today. The bonds fell
into the hands Of innocent purchasers.
who obtained judgment fer thr paymeue
Of their face value, The county judges.
fearing the wra,h of the people. have for
years resisted ne orders % maze arrange
ments for The payment OF tbe bonds. Rnl
many OF tne judges have spent their whole
terms ia jail Tor contempt OF court. Toe
present judges have been seryioE terms
for coutempt tor the past year. The bond
holders recently Submitted. as a propo>i-
tiou TO compromise. an offer 90 set le Tor 20
per cent. The judges submitted tie qurs-
tIOa to the people at a special eleC,iaa
today and the proposition carried. Inc
face value Of the bonds Is SO coo
s.. Clair county owes u similar debt, aud
its judges are now serving teT.uS ior Goa
tempt for refusing 20 uocy the order OF Tie
United States court 10 settle
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THE DEAD STATESMAN.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-The closely
drawn blinds of the Blaine mansion, the
air of quietude pervading its surround
ings, the GRAPE on the bell knob, and the
absence of the newspaper watchers who
for seven weeks had remained uninter-
ruptedly on duty day and night within
sight of the house. were the only visible
signs this morning that James q. Blaine
had departed this life.
Admission to the Church of the Cove
nant, where the services will be held, Will
be by card, and after the allotted seats
have been assigned 10 the family and inn
mediate personal friends to the president
and cabinet, and to the diplomatic corps,
who will attend unoffcially, there will bs
very little room left.
The decorations Of the Church of the
Covenant for The funeral of Mr.. Blaine
will be under the charge of Mr.. George II.
Brown, the public gardener. Large
quantities of flowers hsve already been
sent to the house, and these, with what
may come later, viii doubtless occupy all
the available space abount the chancel
rail that can be spared for decorative pur-
poses.
kilograms of coincidence from every part
of the United States and from foreign
countries continue to pour in. There was
an apparently endless chain of messenger
boys passing between the telegraph Office
and the Red House today
The Washington correspondent Of the
New Haven Register tells this story, AS
coming from an intimate friend Of the
Blaine family: Five years ago Mr.. Blaine,
having been told of many wonderful pre-
dictons by au astrolOger (as be called HIM
selD, consented to have his fortune told.
Mr. Blaine, it need hardly be said, was not
a believer in the prophetic powers of the
alleged "astrologer" and was inclined to
laugh at those whose gulubilIty ne be-
lievsd enabled these people TO exist. Many
commonplace statements he story goes
were given by the astroloGer, but one I'M
pressed itself upon the minds of those 10
whom Mr.. Blaine afterwards related the
incidents. 1t was that Mr.. Blaine would
die in 1898 and before the 2Sth OF January.
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SENATE

WAsHNGTON, Jan. 28-Practically the
whole days session of the senate was held
behind closed doors. Mr.. Morgan an
nounced the intelligence of the Hawaiian
revolution, and, although it could only be
considered informally, a debate was at
once precipitated. Generally, the speeches
seemed to favor annexation or the estab-
lishment of a protectorate. In opposition
to these views, it was asserted that the
debt OF Hawaii amounted to So coo, 900 or
more, which was sufficient to cause this
government to halt before assuming the
lnai
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emergency. the rules be suspended, the
substitute read, be considered engross=d
ordered to its third rea4ing. and placed on
It's passage. Carried.
The bill was then read tue third time
and passed
Following is copy Of the bill:
IAN act 10 extend the time for the pay
ment OF all unpaid taxes for the year A
d. 1892 until the first day of April a. D.
1898.
''Be it enacted BY the legislative assembly
OF the Territory of Oklahoma:
Section l. That the time Tor the paw
ment of all unpaid taxes for the year A. D.
1892 be and the same Is hereby extended TO
the 1st day of April a. d. 1888, and no
penalty for non payment shall attach until
after that date.
Section 2 The penalties prescribed by
law for the non. payment of taxes shall be
added 10 all taxes for the year 1872 not
paid on or before the 1st day of April, 1898.
''Section 8. This act shall take effect aud
be in force from and after its passage and
approval"
The council then took recess for half
an hour, aud at the expiration OF That
time the session was resumed.
Mr.. Lane Thy consent) introduced coun-
Gil bill No. 81 amending an act preserio-
ing he duties of county treasurers. Read
first time and referred TO committee on
county affairs
A message from the house was received,
transmitting the house concurrent resolu-
ton relating to the death OF Mr.. Blaine.
The council conrurred therein.
The council then adjourned till O'Clock
Monday morning.
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GENUINE acTWTY ~ ZEAL EsTaTE

Ias E5ersg proposition aaA terms of
paymezt oG-rst ay tue North G1lvsston
ASSOCIATION - investors IS rap.ciy hrHZ-
lnz purchases gos5 tAe G-.d TIE saur-
uou- ssIE cunts already e11 tudtd B Daul r.
Iul prove -af---Flrl ss >tFeet paviag ss1
grad *. tee planting and e=H -, Pu1
5ug.alH-S hotels. e.c, have Rapidly e.
ba-c--. tas v4.u- u pgoDsrtE- AFeFy new
tsc-0~y or other enterprise means . very
healthy iIcsetse 10 valuation There usscT
s4< g ts-t.er t4-as tlrg nov - invest. ns
North tss.E--tsn. Tex. is bust Upsa 4
sure foundation. F8. full psrtlcul sr- ca.3
oa o- address Wr.gai & Miller. "sCsiss,
I-- gocs. agent or the North l5slTest1u
association. B5E sss1 u la=zrs9.I-, .l.aa
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st. PAyL MINI. Ja1. .-s.-Tas Chicago
aud GFea- Noraero railway gives an &C
count oI wreck on ,rs r1at near Eruliil
today, in wa:ca IS J. Acger, O. E.Eae-
apo.5s was killed aad htt~en hers hurt.
some recetviu- Internal injuries and being
0-l-g~ .-e hu-t, lut mos at taEm beiGg
only slightly laJ 4Ie1 Ile ara.a was
lull 5erDls.. eEcBr-ICu -efBEuEug 20
CaicazG. Toe hr.t three coaches jumped
the traCa., 5gl.iGg G1Nn a. eM5alk.arut.
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PERKINS AND MARLIN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Perkins
today said that while he did not believe
the certificate of Mr. Martin to be worth
the paper it was written on, he did not
know what would be done by the Repub-
Iicans. He also stated that it was his be-
lief that there was no Democratic senator
who looked upon the certificate as one
which would entItle the gentleman TO a
seat in the senate