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rive persons were killed and a dozen.
co,Iided Win a Freight.

READING, Pa, Feb. ga wreck oc-
CURED on the Pennsylvania and schuyl-
kill Valley railroad between Phoenix
vile and Spring City last night, A
shifting engine going east with an
empty train of forty coal cars collided
about one and one-half miles west Of
Spring City. Two men were ltilled
and several hu.s.
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Traya.inr Man Injured.

hsEros, Ia, Feb. as.-P. j. Brundage,
OF Kalamazoo, Mich. travelling Tor
Wells. Nellegar II Co., of Chicago, was
run over by a runaway team and had
hisiright arm and upper jaw broken.
His left eye is destroyed and he has nu-
merous cuts about the head and face.
He will be taken home if possible
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An.wer. Quss,lon. for ! Living.

What do you think Of this novel
mode Of making a liyingp III Paris q
young girl cnl y16 years of age goes:
from hotel to hotel and from cate to-
cafe in order to- ,,e questioned in hiss
tory. She will answer correetly any,
history Of France, England mud Amer
lea. For escnts and dates she has a5
most remarkable memory md for tlts
pastina she a ffords stranger who think
they can puzzle her they are willing to
give her s franc on d tift y-centime
piece AS pay mont for the enterta.n.
sment she provides for them. What
American girl OF that age is 40 weli
inf0r 0rmed, !, we wonderp 335s: 3ssss
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-25
IOWA NEWS.
Senator Allen Visit. HI. Old Home,

ii oenatof Ailen VISITS HIS Old Home.
MASON CITY, Ia, Feb. %. Senator
w. Y. Allen, Of Nebraska, arrived at
his old home at Ackley Tuesday en-
route for Washington, The whole
town was out to meet him. In the
evening mass meeting was held in
the opera house and citizens, regard
less of politics, gave him an enthusias,
tic welcome. In response to a call he
made q brilliant speech. i.
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they FEEL !: soRE.
North Dakota Republicans Hold johnson
Responsible forz zRo ,ch's election,

Responsible Tor Ro ack's Election.
RisMARcK, N. d. Feb. aas The fol
lowing telegram the signerss OF which
erepublican members Of the II Sorth
Dakota Legislature, has been sent to
the republican congressman from that
state: sss
BisNARek, d., Feb. g q. los. ~. Z.
sJoHSsoS, Washing gtDn, ID. Dsar Sir:
The republican pant VI OF North Dakots
and of the nation holds yon personally re-
sponsible for the result in the senatorial
contest here. {Signed,1
M N.sISK, G.. b. LITTLE,
sGlsE. GREeoRf, JoHN r. HAGHERT, 5
! at 70. McGILLEvy, JOHN SAITERLuED: "a
III q. SOUTHERN, EsRs 1lY,
fNX: IA. 3sSTLF.. u ~ BENEDICT,
SETH NEWMAN. IL sA SIMPsqS.ss -
IL. ts:oraRAN,s fRA Nh yHfTE, s B
n H QfisT,s A: Vi. rrTs,
81 II. S.stNDLnHIIi.sss. g ;i
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75sCh cayo.

CHICAGO, FSo. %. q
Hogs Heavy, 7.sost9s 40; mixed, "a, 75@
s %; light, 81. 2OQ9S. 10. n 3
Cattle-Fair to extra be.ves, aa1O16 10;
! stockegs and feeders. s28J0Di4 40; mixed
cows ana bills, sl.75Qn4. 90; Texans, sl.75
4A5Q Ss.S 's:s II
Sheep atives, afs5@5. 80; Texans,
q. 7o(95.0J; westerns, ~ .25,@5 80.
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Caused 'Fifteen Deaths, !,

VIEssA, Feb. es.-An explosion at
the Sails mine, in Styria, caused fif-
teen deaths. besides twenty miners be.
ing more or less seriously injured. Six
persons were drowned by the fl hloding
of the Rudolph mine at Carlsbad,
SJ{ohara;a SS75gSs5 '8s FL ~ -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-25
THE MARKETS
tiys Stock.

SIOUX Cry. Feb. a22,
Hogs-Light, 81 75@7 80; mixed, s7.75D
7.95; heavy, $7.s5@s co.
Cattle-Steers, !, 100 to 1890 pounds,
f276El4.25; feeders, S9.50(0 TO; stockers,
2009, IS J; cows, common TO good. $l.BOiG
3.25: yearlings, si.T59aU0; bulls, sl.25t9
2.60 veal calves, $..50ll5.0 90.
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Senate contlrnatIon. Annoonee,d 4

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 The senate
has removed the Injunction Of secrecy
from the confirmation of Judge Jackson
to be associate justice Of the United
States and has also confirmed the fol.
lowing nominations:
6, II. Fields, of Missouri, agent nf the
United States under the treaty for a
sclnims commissioner concluded between
the United States and Chile, August q,
1892 a B & = 3; y rs
s. a. w. Ferguson, Of the district Of CoIss
umbia. to be secretary on the part of .ths
United States to the same com mission
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-25
McKinley win sNot Resir,,r,

cLEyEIAsD, Feb. sl. Governor NO
kinley was in Cleveland today and
absolutely denied any intention to re-
sign the governorship on account Of
his recent financial reverses.
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Stone Wants Is ee a Senator.

Mason Cry, la., Feb. 90. Attorney
General johnny. Stone has announced
his candidacy for the United State SEN
atrrship in whatever form the party
ray decide to make its choice.
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Iowa News,

Major Hum, private secretary to Gov
ernor Boies, denies the story sent out BY
correspondents To sthc effect that the
Fourth regiment will not attend the
worlds fair on account of lack of funds,
the money having been used at the dedi-
catory exercises Major Ham says the
gnard wi &c TO Chicago rs contemplated.
Owing to the Illness Of General Greene
matters have not baen eXpedi ted as hoped,
and to this is due the complaint that some
of the officers Of tia Fourtl egiment have
not been paid for thsil. time in camp.
Thc peoples partysof Ottumwn met in
convention and nominated n full city
\ ticket. The plat FORM among other things,
demands that street Improvements be
made where needed and without any re-
gard TO llom the nd diacent owner may be-
and not alone in the interests Of men who
hold real estate for speculative purposes,
and that the trustees and aldermen select
Intelligent, ober and decent men for po-
Hcemens without regard to party sect or
creed, and ift policeman fails to do his
whole duty he ought to be discharged and
u good ands competent man put in his
{ place. 354ss -a Sss
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SouthOn,aha

81 ss SoUTH OMAHA, Feb. 90 Il
Hogs Heavy 9. soeas. .o.; mixed, s77.7p;@
100; light, 81 I7O(Q7. 90. a 81 'is
CattIe-S Stockers and feeders, 5000
92.85; ;cows, 81. 0ol1a. 30; common, 1906 og$t. 90
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-25
Kansas CIV,

q KANSAS CITY, Feb. ~. Is
Cattle Dressed .ef and shipping
steers, s2.8 sos. .45; cows, 90. aDla3. 90; stock-
ers and feeders, o. 5O44. 40 Il s.
HogsA All grades, $8,O0(as.20.
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swtscar1nsr, Nav STRIFE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 80, There Is q very
uneasy feeling among the switchmeD
sof this city and q strike on Ill the
ronds II tive -fatr hours IL not AZ ali
e II ~
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sI3s5$ - CHICAGO, &c D.. "a.
Z ter patents, -. s014. 10. ss "a
Wheat Cash, 78s sAs
Corn < Cash, 49, Jzc. 6
82@a3 Il g !s
Rye--522Jl N :.ss
Bariey-64c. s55
Fiax-sSl.24.
Timothy 81 U0 ~ sl ~
Whisky--Sl. u. ~ 81
Pork Cash, Sl3 as; May, el9. 90,
Lsrd-Cash, xl2sO May, tis.S5 ss.53
Ribs Cash, !, slJ. .22llS; 222llSS;; May, SlO.27
b Shout ders I'll. .75J IA Is 80. "a - &
Short Clear no. 81 10 D5
Cheese Cheddars, 4 iS1l Ne; fiats III "a
1alazsc;; Young Americas, lll 9iec,
Butter Greamaries, a0@ @sSJ Sc;; dairies,
9l6N2ic a, \ III a y.
Eggs tae5c. q
s Hides Heavy and lignt green salfed,
~ y cnre.t 5ssci green, ss1 s4c;; green
Tallow Unchanged; No. !, eye; No q,
CAKE
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MiFcnlsaplroIi,I,,

5Es MlNKxAPoLis, Feb. 20. q
Al !Vhsas ;lceiug Esy, 6sc; July,
on trnck \: Al q. 1 hard 67e ~ No. l
hort heFn,9 ss! Il 81 nor tllsrn,
snake bites FUSED lie aeN Ntls ~ nearly
%Hinaoos last yea x
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;;I,ea t,fsS; s5,f eis,t

Since tatS ii troduct ction III electrieity
on the street "a slroads IN this country the:
I Industry Of raising lar rge horses in Canada
sssAid sto be disagp arm because there Is
no Semand sor this kind sf harses The
O. has tnceSi tie price ss,f horses III
n s.ttd nis i1ig
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-25

lille this country has been suffering
rom ths seserity Of the weather this win
4 teri iitisraported that slere has bsen q
1 sphenominal absence Of snow in the Swiss
Alps. rams ppr t:stisn Ia 5 been seriously
! haInpe ed he sled dges, II is said, tlt1e
useless, ana the Juiien pass IS traversea
1 on wheels, b mid winter circumstances said
: to be nreviousl l8. urk n5wns 5S,sl sss
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-25

! yrhe f1rst y Yale.4, ,rinceton debate comes
on March 10: subject: tHesnlsad, That
the Acafnl annexation 81 CanAla WOnlsl
be hene tfetai to the United states.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-25
,s,rigin & s,';ssalIiIll Z 4

The Phil lips Brooks E36st0n 81 ~ Ssl.s
Sment fund already exceeds 430 ssSSs sssssSas
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-25

/ bill has started a warfare ARNh ASk,as
/ Precipitation bills, antagotii2ineA II I1Ssi
meal iRIre the general appronrfatic g,.stsssssssss
| MI. Hatch raised the diiesf sffohh. 1Ix rsssss
sideratfon ayainstt the appro ropriaffons sbiffs
| desiring that the anti option bill should 4
be asen up, buts Air. Henderson's motion
was success ful ul-yeas, Al; nays, 81, and
the house In committee resumed the cons
4 stderatio of the postoffice appropriation
4 bill 81 81
The postofiice eppropria tion bill was
passed with the special mail facility ap-
! pforlatlon 1nctpded IN IT. s9iEs e
I a niia Peel with the Indian appropriation
t;Diii iiii anu Mr.5 Httch with the anti-1Pta'
bill taen sonaht reco rnition, On a rid
4 vote Mr. Pee 7''Ss to -
i Hatch dema
4 4 3t.
WAsHISGr.
/ an 4iie snnir,
4 p.nding questit
4 delphia harbor iu,p,,r.,-5nen,
| s3WAsn1NGToN. Eeb, lS.-Tht
| ing taken up the sunlry civil,
4 ton bill was a S1lras sei Al lensYfi,
Stewart in opposition q tha Sherm.
amendnlent. 4. 557.s.s n ~
At the close Of the discussion 9
sherman amendments. Mr. MiIis,an
ment to Il Ito make III. 5000 -edee.
bic at the pleasSs
was rejected, withouE..,
Stewart amendment te
1 bonds ShOll Id not be uShd 81
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Castle Garden, iii the Battery New
York city once the home of grand opera,
and the place OF Il ational exhibition. and
sfterward the landing place q millions
OF Immigrants, is now to become an aGua,.-
ium The park board fiis. pprovel .. bill
to be introduced la The gisiature appro-
priating Si5p, q 10 for he establishment Of
the aquariiht.
Che eff Davis ionnment ASSOCIATION
has adopted res osntions in favor of lfsin-
terring the rcniuins uf the onfederacy's
president md removing them from New
Orleans to Rfchmond, Il there to br rein
tsrred iii Hotly y wood on May 80, and has
sppointed j. committee 10 consult with,
Is sssss, pa Wis and a gel l,e details,
IA Police Sssi ssioner Nael4a;ln, Of
New York d its', has tsraf TED Il btll making
n Iaarifa tory oi the eli nuth0rit les to
hire one or more bli i iIgs for nlunicipat
lpdging hopsfs =, s Is intended TO aa
4 sway itsi t1le police > ia tions sodg ging
h0uses. II s3,s5 li ~. 8 tsssi
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spfopilat.sA "a
Il WASHINGTON SO, 4,s5ss..---l lhe ia
resumed. the consideration OF theeps
s3fice appropriation bill. sSs Sssfssssa5ssse
M " ARLINGTON, Feb %. .2s After arI hour sSss
consumed In tilibustering, Me- GeAft;
sdem, Col iifornia, from the commit ttee QAFs#
commerce, moved to suspend the rules ASAsNS3
pass the New York and New Jersey briy ~SssSs
bill, which WAS done without the yeas
nays. S.. EISss.sssss
WAsHISaToN, Feb e. This house. D
once resumed the consideration 81 ttesss
postoffce aprropria iation hi III Wornih4.gs
WAsHINGToN, Feb 22--Thc inciSents s6f
the night session were similars to The
which occur. on every sneh occasion. W1Ts
and numerous repnrtee Mkfe preyAlSIfs$E@
/ hnt occasionally a harsh word utfctTa SSsA
either Intentionally or pHinten ntionalS M
would stir up trouble an1Nlsf the nemtes1
and lend Q somewhat dramatic effect 5 s9fs es
the proceedings, rather to the
lack Of proceedings, Ur ress@sss4
the guisc Of question:
personal privilege, mum
men avaiied themselves
5tunity to state their views
coupler billn and acrimc
we're not infrequent, but Ii
the session gave rise tor
feeling, and as the
the members bces
{mone s,eepy6
oors,' Allie
his cha~.
mat
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.soUT Il DAKOTA ,-EGlSLl

| PiERnE. S. D., Feb. TO- The sena tes shs.
IN executive session this afternoon anil
confirmed Hale and Hefninycr. ro,,,i.
mated tw, weela' ago for regents. Con-
sideration Of Waed, Mcintyre and Shan-
nonss nominations we're Id over until to-
morrow to give time for further invests
cation. n KS rs
The senate passed the following bills; j;
To prohibit the dockage of grain by ele-
vators and mills; limiting the. time Of
foraclosing mechanics liens to one year,
and de featlng the worlds fair appropria.
ton Of G5,00a This heuse passed bills
the Immigration commisssioner, and
providing that any insurance
companies entering this state for business
hereafter shall deposit 5000 with the
secretary OF state. and the bill to reduce
homestead exemptions to 5000 was
Knocked ont.
ings college reported today, completely
cxonerating President McLouth and the
regents and dismissing Professor Frost
from the state employ and Professor Fos-
ter from the experimental stations.
PigRRE. s, d., Feb. is.-The house was
insan angry mood this morning and sew
eral wordy cob lisions took place between
the speaker md the lnemhets; Several
trari1 1yErefu using them the fpors and while
permitting his friends to nuke personal
remarks refusing to grant the same priv
ilege to his opponents. I
The bill was under consideration pros
yiding steam boiler inspection and after X
long wranslc I, failcd for the lack ofga ma
jority vote .s
The senate refused 10 recesleE from thf
amendments to the world S fair bill r
Withce. presidential the combine, ~
to appoint a conference committee
understood that the speaker y
point men opposed to any ex
Lynch moved an an,endmentr
friends OF the appropaiatio
amendment was adopted,
PIERRE. S. D., Feb 90. But.
more remain of the session.
body is beginning the finy
morning the opponentsj
fair bill made stubborn
tory tactics aud offered
no one financially
the present building 81
fora place on tho conn,
would exclude the old comm
who have contributed The.
was killed byn vote of5i to22 =,
WAS made {. ey,eciDl order for tom
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Grain and Provisions,

4 az No CHICAGO, Feb. "a.
Flour Spring patents, ss.eeta8 30; vim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

began In October. Commissioner Miller
estimates that II will require sii,e1.00
10 pay this seasons bounty. SO far tieo,-
900 has been paid.
Two omissions regarded as significant
have been noticed by the Treasury. off,
Gals IN the estimates submitted 10 the
Secretary by the heads OF the various
departments and by him transmitted to
Congress- Secretary Gresham failed 10
Include In the State Department estimates
$4,000 for the Bureau OF American Repub-
lea An estimate OF this amount was In
corporated IN the State Department es-
Inmates for the current year. and It's alb
sonce now Is looked upon as indicative OF
the purpose Of the1Secretary to disinte-
grete or abolish the bureau. at least 30
far as the United States Is interested In
its maintenance.
Secretary Morton. IN accordance with
the suggestion contained In his annual
report. failed 20 incorporate In the Agri-
cultural Department estimates the sum OF
$4,000 for lS agricultural experiment
stations one for each State and Terri
tory. Ever since 1888. II IS stated. an item
for this service has been found in the
Agricultural Department estimates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
No Early Legislation Touching Money
The Tariff.
WASUTNGTON. - O. !

WASHINGTON. .. c.. December g.
4 meeting Of the Senate Finance Com
mlttce this morning showed that there
viii probably be no financial legislation at
this session. at least until long after the
tariff HAS been disposed Of No positive
action was taken. but the general drift OF
the talk Of the senator's who Joined forces
IN securing repeal Of the Sherman silver
purchase act showed plainly that there
was 10 be no resurrection Of silver legis-
latlnn and no pushing OF financial mea-
sures OF any sort or character
The tariff was a fruitful topic OF dis
cussion at the meeting. Should there be
hearings on the tariff when the bin comes
before the Senate. or should these hear
ings be commenced now, were questions
propounded. and which when the commit
tee adjourned had not been answered.
Senator Voorhees, will have charge Of the
train bill in the Senate, and to-day APP
pointed the following subcommittee on
tariff: MIR. Jones arkansas, chairman;
Messrs Mcpherson, Vest Aidrich, ana
Allison.
All Of these Democrats are new mem
bers the Democratic representatives, on
the old subcommittee having charge II
this matter being Messrs. Harris and
Carlisle. Mr. Harris was omitted from
the present subcommittee al his own re-
uuegt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
NEWPORT NEWS SUCCESSFUL.
Its Great ship-BuilGing Company TO Com
struct Two GunbOats.

WASHINGTON. December 5.-Secre-
tary Herbert to-day awarded the con-
tract for two OF the three gunboats.
for the construction OF which bids were
recently opened to the Newport News
Ship and Dry-DOck Company, Of New
port News. Va. at its bid Of $4,000 for
each vessel Tho award for the construc-
ton OF the third GunhOat, which differs
somewhat in design from the others, was
held in allegiance until some additional
Information concerning the character ot
The bids offered by the Union lron-Norks,
Of San Francisco. could be obtained.
Tho Newport News Company was the
lowest bidder on all three vessels. II
has had no experience in the construction
of ships Of war. and Secretary Herbert
Instituted careful inquiry to ascertain
whether the company was IN position TO
build ships. After satisfying himself that
IL was stable, financially and otherwise,
be decided to give it the contract for
pair of similar design, known as the
twin gunbOats."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

ton at the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation rooms Vast night.
cold northeast storm has prevailed
here all day and since midnight, breaking
up all outdoor operations. Snow nurres
and hail during the night and to-day. and
thick weather on the coast ana Cnesa-
peake.
Rev. c. J. Jones. ID. d.. pastor OF the
Union Christian church. Is In ohio con-
Quoting a revival meeting and will be gone
several weeks.
The steamer Pocahontas is having
lighter buckets put on her wheels, which
viii improve her speed. For this reason
her return to the James-river route IL de-
layed longer than expected when she went
on the ways.
The schooner Moonlight, 1T West Nor
folk, was boarded by thieves yesterday,
and robbed Of 500 I'm money ana other
valuables.
Mrs. Sarah y. Bauman, or Pittspurg,
Pa, died at the home OF her son-in-iaw,
Charles A. Horner. in Berkeley. yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
COURT ORDERS.
TUNIUs A. MORRIS. .. Plaintiff,

TUNIUS A. MORRIS. -. Plaintiff,
John T. Hughes. Sheriff Of the City Of
Richmond and az such administrator
G. r A. OF Clara NJ. King, de-
ceased. Miles 3. King. trustee, and
in his own right; Clara NJ.
King. Russell y. King, Elizabeth
Kent King, and Fanny NJ. King. the
four last named being infants under the
age OF q years, Defendants,
In Chancery Court OF Richmond City.
Extract from decree entered in said cause
November q, 1881
The court doth adjudge, order
and decree that this cause be referred TO
B. Rand Wexford. one Of the commits
sioners OF this court, who shall enquire
and report:
First, Who are the legatees of Clara VI.
King. deceased, and whether they are
properly before the court and what IS
the interest of each one in the decedents
estate.
Second, What Is the amount OF the de-
cedent's estate: of what 1t consists; what
arc the debts against said estate and their
prlorities, II any. The commissioner shall
give notice of the time and place of taking
this account by publication in the Rich
mond Dispatch once week for four sue
cessive weeks.
Third Any other matter deemed peril
nent by the commissioner or which he
may be requested to report upon By any
party in interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

Nearly one hundred young MECHANICS OF
the city were rendered handsome rccep-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
NJ! : Haria|kaEastaIl8.a'

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NO'
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD t''
STATION.
aoo NJ Daily Richmond and
wv VESTIBULE Ll-iti 10
rive norfolk D. -
Stops only al
Wayeriy. and ouID.n ...
o.OO A. NJ. Daily THE CHI N' .-
Wv " PRESS Tor -
RoanOKe. Bluenrid,
tas. ken0ya column
Chlcag3 Pullman
sleepes .tOano@s 10 'r
without change. az
se, % II paliy for NoFf5lk. Sst
W. intermediate station -N''
NorfOlk $50 l.. A.. ...t
tt.sap N Daily Tor Roanoke. D, ..
Pulaski, and bfislo, a
meets al Roanoke iA ~ I
with Mashington ti6 N,...g
,,nooga Limited. fA,,,.,.
sleepsrs ROANOKE 70 "5i-.
phls and New orirts h..
ing-car attached AT.ntt,
Blueield snl i,1c,of AL
an stations Winston
Division. ..,.t,r,p bee
PULLMAN PALACE sss.Ei.tiil'RG
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Nominations for Consulshlps.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. December s.
The President to-day sent the following
nominations to the Senate: John Il. Riley,
Of New York to he ConsUl-Gcneral OK the
United States at Ottawa. Canada. To be
consuls 0ailed Of confirmation at last
session.: II. Clay Armstrong. JT, Of Ala
hama. at GTenOblc France; Newton f..
Ashby Of Iowa at Dublin; Marcelus l..
Davis. Of Arkansas. az Merida, Spain:
BENJAMIN Lonthicr OF Massachusetts. at
Sherbrooke. Quebec; Frank W. Roberts,
Of Maine. at Barcelona, Spain.