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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06
AMUsEHENTs.
ro-NIaHr's CONCERT.
President
Labor.


The concert at the Opera House to-
night will be a musical entertainment
of q very superior order. The repertoire
of the Franz Wilczek company com
prises selections OF both popular and
classical character. MIR. Wilczek is 4
distinguished violinist OF whom much
has been heard, but makes his first ap-
Dearance mere tonight. He Is without
doubt brilliant performer. Inez Par
mater has full. rich soprano voice,
aud Bernard EiDsteine, an excellent
tenor, sings with expression and grace.
Mamie Wilczek is skiliful violinist and
Edwin Shonert is an eminent pianist.
This company is one OF the best musical
organizations now appealing TO the re-
fined tastes of the music loving people.
PRIMROSE d WEST.
Primrose q Vests burt cork aggre-
CATION held the boards at the Opera
House last night, and gave an excellent
performance to a fair-sized audience.
The company is large and includes
many old-time favorites. The first part
was very pleasing and the features eX-
celent The entertainment on the
whole was very satisfactory.
FORGIVEN" AT THE GRAND.
The Grand was well filled last night
TO witness the first production at this
theatre OF Fred BrYton's beautiful
drama, Forgiven" The part OF John
Diamond was portrayed by Mr.. Frank
Drumier in an excellent manner. Miss
Maud Edna Hall, as Annie Dennison, is
an actress OF more than average ability
and makes a strong character out OF
her different roles. The supporting
company is above The average. This is
one of the best plays that has been at
the Grand this season, and Is especially
worthy of attention by theatre goers.
The company remains al the Grand the
rest of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

BENwOOD Democrats are to be con-
graduated, even though they did not
meet with success. While Benwood
has always been Democratic, it has been
on a very narrow majority. A majori-
ty Of Fifty is a very small matter to
vociferate over, especially in district
like Benwood, when 1t was anticipated
that every man out Of work would vent
his dissatisfaction upon the party in
power, no matter how we'll he knew the
cause Of his financial trouble was not
attributable to that party. He voted
against his own opinion in order to be
contraryl
Although the Republicans used every
species OF argument in making the can
vass in Benwood and were helped by the
Republican clique Of office-seekors from
this city, it was a very poor showing
Tor all the effort made in that direc-
ton.
The municipal authorities Of Ben
wood can congratulate themselves that
during their stewardship the little town
has improved more than any other cor
poration along the river. There has
been a wise and judicious expenditure
of the taxes collected, and the citizens
have much TO look to in the way Of street
and other Improvements as proof Of the
efficient administration Of the Demo
Gratis. The authorities have always
stood between the citizens and the rail-
roads and corporations, protecting them
in every case where there was an at
tempt 10 encroach upon their rights.
The residents of BenwoOd can con-
gratu.ste themselves, IL the new author
ties make anything like as good show
ing IS the Old.
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TO TAX lNHERITANCES.

The Ohio House OF Representative Passes
the Dodge Bill-Its Provisions
Sps.iaE Telegram 10 III. Register.
COLUMBUS, o., April 5.-After long
debate the House passed the Dodge
direct inheritance tax bill. 1t pro-
vides that all estates passing under the
Inheritance laws directly (as distin-
guished from colaterally) shall be taxed
for the benefit OF the State. 1t does not
apply to estates under $4,000 in value
Above that sum and under 500, 900 the
tax is l per cent. Between 500, 600
and $500, 600 the tax is II per cent,
and above this the rate increases one
half OF one per cent. with each addi-
tional 100000 up to 5 per cent, that
rate applying to all larger estates. The
House has also passed bill taxing all
collateral lnheritances and all requests
to persons not related to testator and to
institutions five per cent.
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DISGUISED WITH TILLMAN.
Members OF the Cabinet Sick of His
Tyranny Forged the Secretary OF
states Name-The War Over at Flor
anca and Darlington.

Members OF the Cabinet Sick oil HIS
Tyranny - Forged the Secretary OF
states Name-The War over at Flor
snce aud Darlington.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 5.-There
seems TO be trouble in Governor Till
mans official family on the subject OF
the recent tactics OF the Governor.
Every one of the Cabinet except, per-
haps, Mr.. Mayhed, depreciates his con-
duct and several OF them are outspoken
in their denunciation of Humans
tyranny" This Information comes
direct and is true. In addition to this
Secretary of State j. Z. Tindall is ex-
ercised because Tillman issued the
police proclamation and had his name
signed 10 it, while he (the Secretary OF
STATED was in Charleston. As is well
known all proclamations are signed
thus: "B. K. Tillman, Governor, by
the Governor, per j. e. Tindall, Secre-
tary of State" 1t is not a mere
form, but the Secretary OF State
must sign his own name and aiiiX the
great seal Of the State 10 the document
issued. When the talk OF Humans
issuing his police proclamation first be-
gun, Secretary Tindall expressed the
most unmistakable diSapproval Of the
scheme, and after the proclamation was
issued Secretary TndaIl stated to an en-
tlrely responsible gentleman in Charles
ton that be had given no one any per-
mission to sign his name, and that his
chief clerk had been given explicit
orders not to affix the great seal OF the
State except in his (the Secretary's)
presence.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 3.-Darling-
ton aud Florence are no longer iuSur-
rection and tomorrow the State troops
will evacuate those now famous locali-
ties and proceed to this city TO receive
the "well done" of Governor Tillman,
together with their $3.50 per day.
The Governor tonight issued proc
lamation that "Whereas, The in COM
handing general has just informed him
that the insurgents have dispersed and
that peace and order restored and that
the civil authorities are now able to up
hold and enforce the law"
lie accordingly declares that in the
counties of Darlington and Florence
there is no longer insurrection and the
civil status is hereby restored.
Governor Tillman is already begin
ming to reorganize the State militia.
Only eighteen companies responded 10
| his call TO go to Darlington and he in
Inmates that there will be a series OF
court martials.
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Tho stomach OF xrs- Amanda Welch Sent
TO Prof whIsehiil for Examination
SBectdl Tsl<oran 70 ths Rsoisrsr.

The Stomach OF Nrs- Amanda Welch Sent
TO Prof whIsehiil for Examination
Special zslsoram 70 tAs Rspisisr.
MoRGANrowS, w. VA, April 81
Mrs. Amanda Welch, widow, died sud
denly at her home near Pnilippi, on
March IS, and was buried the next day.
She left considerable property. to which
her daughter. Mrs. Russell, would fall
heir. Several days after the funeral,
suspicious were aroused that her death
had not been natural and the
body was exhumed on Tuesday.
and at the inquest neld
by Squire Hudkins, traces OF poison
were found, and upon the order OF the
prosecuting attorney the stomach OF the
deceased was to-day brought TO Nor
gantown, where Prof Whitehill Is max
ing an analysis OF the contents. The
examination will be concluded to-mor-
row and there seems little doubt that
poison will be detected. An arrest will
probably be made tomorrow II Prot.
Whitehill ascertains that the woman
was poisoned.
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Bent-B Brown.
Specict TtlsSrdm 20 t9s H,0ssts-.

Specici T.5sSram 20 tAs R,gss,s-.
MoReANrowN, w. VA, April g.
Rev. Geo. w. Bent. pastor OF Elkins
Methodist church. and Miss Mary h.
Brown. OF Hallock, w. Va, we're quiet
ly married last night at FaIrmont by
Rev. DR.. Fullerton, at tho Mountain City
Hotel. They will reside az Elkins.
The bride is q sister o. Prof. Brown, OF
the West Virginia University, and just
before the ceremony received a tele-
gram notifying her OF her appointment
as teacher in the West Liberty Normal
School, where she had taught before.
She declined the offer TO teach.
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STRIKE ABOUT BROKEN.
Tconsinuca from First Page.
EIGHT BODIES FOUND.


They Are Those of Aungarians aud are
supposed to Have Been Killed by
Deputies.
UN1oNTowN, PA. April 5.-At 10
o'clock to-day the bodies of eight muir
dered Hungarlaps was found in a woods
nsar Dawson by some boys who were
across the fields to school. All had bull
let holes through their bodies and were
more or less beaten up. 1t is supposed
these Huns were shot yesterday after
noon by deputies during an attack on
the Broad Ford works and crawled out
into the woods 10 die. The bodies are
still lying In the woods and the author
tiles refuse TO care for them.
The Hill Farm mines were overrun
bv a horde Of the strikers to-day and
the workmen driven from the grounds
despite the fact that deputies were on
guard. The works are now closed
down.
! An the roads leading to the More
wood and Alice mines are guarded by
deputies.
! The arrest of President Davis, OF the
district organization, has had more
d,mpening effect on the strikers than
tn
SACRIFICE OF so MANY LIVES
yesterday. Davis was landed in Jail
her, al . o'clock, having been arrested
at S,ottdale last night on a warrant
chariDg completely ia the murder Of
Chief Engineer Paddock. His arrival
at the Jail was cheered by the strikers.
Daviswas the ninety-ffth man arrested
for tbtPaddock murder. Davis said he
was s,rry for Yesterday, but the for
eign element could not be controlled.
He feelscertain that he cannot be con-
nected With the killing Of Paddock.
He will SIX for habeaS corpus hearing
at once MD expects 10 be released on
bail.
The general feeling among the more
intelligenlstriEers is that they cannot
win aRains so much feeling stirred up
against than by yesterdays troubles,
together with the unpropitous time for
a strike. he foreign element, how
ever, are nohing daunted and
AN URTHER BLoODsHED
will be causel by them.
With the exception of the plants be-
tween Dawsol aud Mt. Pleasant, the re-
giOn is idle. An effort will be made
this afternoonto bring all the men out
at the workingplants where there may
be more trou0lt Warrants are out for
all the officers 4 the strikers organiza-
tion, but only LAWS and Secretary Oar
by have been arrested.
Since the killing of Paddock company
officials are keeping very close and
never venture put unless strongly
guarded. They fear an attempt on
their lives by theHuns.
! Alexander Marley was to-day made
President of the organization of mine
workers TO fill theplace Of L. R. Davis,
who is ia Jail on a charge Of murder.
He says the striker are not discouraged
but believe they vii win the contest.
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A CORDIAL RECEPTION AT lONES7EAD
The Commonweal Army nov Numbers
40 and Is GroWins

The Commonweal Army nov Numbers
40 and Is GrOWini
HOMESTEAD, PA, April 5,--An escort
OF 500 met the Commonweab and head
ed by the Homestead steel tprks band,
paraded the principal STREETS on the
wav 10 the circus grounds WIRE dinner
was served aud camp Ditchei Later a
meeting was held which wa attended
nv several thousand people. Previous
N the arrival OF the army BrgeSs Nc
Wbintry swore in twenty deuties VINO
will serve until the 'So.drs' leave
town.
The reception Of tn cnmonweal
here was very cordial. Thisevening a
large number of recruits enr5ed, swell
ing the army 10 40, and on hundred
more are expected to join at his place.
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Did Not Originals in Pittsburg.

PIrTsBURG, April 5.-The notice for
a general mass meeting OF workingmen
to be held in Washington on the goth OF
April to protest against the passage OF
the Wilson bill. seems not to have orig
mated in Pittsburg. At the Offices OF
the Amalgamated Association, the Car
penters' Council, District Assembly No.
8, X. of L.. and the American Flint
Glass Workers Union. the officials stated
that they were ignorant OF the call for
a meeting and their organizations had
not been requested to send delegates to
the meeting.
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NOTES OF THE RIVES
News of tas Boats ani BOAsrnsu AiOuE
the Ohio.

News OF ths Boats ani BOAtInsn AiouE
the Ohio.
The sand digger Fay s. is az work 10
the back channel Of the river.
There were seven feet OF water In
the channel last night.
OIL CITY. PA, April 5.-River 2 feet
s inches and stationary; weather, cloudy
and cool.
WARREN, PA. April 5.-River 2 feet
and falling; weather, cloudy and cold.
GREENSBORO, PA, April 5.-Riyer 2
feet 10 inches and stationary; weather,
raining aud cooler.
SrEUBESvILLE, o., April 5.-River
6 feet 6 inches aud falling; weather cool
and raining.
PrrrsBURG, PA, April 5.-River,
4 feet inches and falling; weather
cloudy and colder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

Advancement and improvement IN
the interior counties Of this State we're
even more marked than in the centres
OF population throughout the State. a
dozen counties within the past nVs
years have erected handsome and costly
public buildings, and now comes Ran
dolph TO the front with q $50 900 Court
House. The structure is modern 10
architecture and is fitted VITA all the
convenisnces and improvementsused in
modern buildings. The progressed the
iron horse to the interior is fOllovsd by
he spirit OF enterprise and\ imPhye-
ut on every side,
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among the men who hRvh grown dis
couraged as result Of the priystions
undergone since arriving here. To-day
200 members of the army were offered
work by the water board laying mains.
They were offered $3.50 day for one
year, but refused to accept. saying they
were not here TO dig mud and lay pipe
but were going on TO Washington to en-
force legislation In their behalf.
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HninInin,s RillnLaw.

Sp6ctGt IsicGrGn 10 ths HfqtSfeF'
COLUMBUS, o., April 5.-Representa-
tive Heinlein's bill authorizing incor'
poration OF limited companies TO deal In
real estate passed the Senate to-day
without a dissenting vote. 10 passed
the House some time ago without dis
senlihg vote, matter OF credit, GER
tainly, 20 its author, and Is now law,
as it was at once signed by the preSld-
ing officers OF the two houses.
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James Makes Changes.

Special Ts.egyOm TO re Register.
Columns, o., April State Prison
Warden James, who was reelected yes
terday, dismissed Deputy Warden Play.
ford to-day, and appointed in his place
Brand Dawson, Of Morrow county
This grows out Of the recent charges
against the prison which James blamed
Playford for.
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KILLED by Upknoun Hands.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, april 5.-Coroner
LangSdale and a jury to-day tried to
fix the responsibility for the death Of
Mike Callahan, killed in Tuesdays cleo
ton riot. The jury brought in 8 YER
dict that Callahan had been killed by
unknown hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

The Supreme Court Of South Carolina
has knocked out the State dispensary
Itita pity the court could not have
Knocked either the Governor OF the law
out before blood was shed over its en-
forcement.
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want the Law Passed Upon at Once.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., April 5.-The
city council Of Camden has memoralized
the Supreme Court to take no and pass
on the constitutionality OF the dispen-
sary law and thereby terminate the
tense condition OF the public sentiment.
Other municipalities will follow the ex-
ample.
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Cases VIII Probably bs Dropped.
,f15rt J,leor1Jl 70 me Route.


EAST LIVERPOOL, o., April 5.-The
first of the riot cases, resulting from
last Saturday nights mob, the case OF
Jesse Carry for riotous assembling, was
tried to-day before Mayor Morley and
resulted in acquttal. About twenty
other cases depend upon this test case.
1t is thought all OF them will now be
drouned
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Has Exhau,tedHis Re,ouroes.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Ia, April 5.-Sher-
i'll Wilhelm has NOTED the Governor
that he has exhausta his means and is
unable to Quell the disturbance. All the
men he can deputis are poweress
against the 5000 OF 10000 lawleSs
strikers now marching to and fro
through this region.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

THE Baltimore Herald is moved to re-
mark that the trouble with BLAND is
that he never knows when he is licked"
and that seems TO be the trouble with q
great many people.
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PARKERsBURG BEsIEGED.
An Army OF Unemployed Strikes the
Town, and Another is Expected.
er<es1l EsLfer1ra 10 M PSJisksr

Town, ana Another Is Ekpecteu.
Specials TELEGRAM TO Lts Rsgistr.
PABKEBsBURG, w. VA, April 5.-The
advance guard OF Coxey's army reached
here to-day over to the b. & o. 5. W..
railroad from Cincinnati, under CON-
mand of G.. w. Primrose. The men deny
any connection with CoXey, and claim 10
be In search OF work. Among them are
iron moulders, p!asterers, plumbers.
blacksmitns, bakers, etc. Nearly
all Of them have trades union
cards and there are Il Knights
OF Labor in the crowd. The men are
kept in camp. They were furnished
with food by the city authorities.
The company started from San Antonio,
Texas, with S. men. But few
Of the original organization,
however. remain, most Of them having
dropped off wherever they could secure
employment An army OF roo, part OF
the CoxeY crowd are looked for tonight
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Prick Works Cloed Down.

CoXNELLSvILLE, PA April 5.-The
expected riot at Moye did not take
place. About half tls miners and
drawers have returned , work and the
plant is in partial operation.
All the works OF Flick have been
closed down until after be funeral Of
Paddock, on Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

TuERE IS much apprehension among
the Grand Moguls Of Protection lest the
Philadelphia workingmen's protective
demonstration at Washington about the
middle Of April be conioonded with
COxEY's army.
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ON A ROUGH ROAD.
Wagon Upsets and the Load Kills the
Driver.

Driver.
S,e4ag telegram % ne RsylAs-.
MANNINGroN, w. VA, April Sd.
l.. Beatty, living near this city, was in
stantly killed this afternoon by the up
setting of wagon loaded with heavy
boiler. Passing over a rough portion
Of road near the mouth Of Plum run the
wagon upset. Mr.. Beatty, In attempt
Ing to jump, fell to the ground, and the
heavy boiler falling upon him, crushed
bin 10 death. He was 40 years old aud
leaves wife and seven children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

-TnE manufacturers Of iron and steel
I'm this country can compete with the
world. We are now exporting manu-
factures Of iron and steel 20 Spanish
America, Japan and China. Canada
aud Finland are using our pig iron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

SENATORS QUAY aud CANERoN's plat
form for initiation Of tbe currency de-
mands 81. O64, $50, 600, while CoXEY only
vantsS5OO, 600, 600. The Pennsylvania
Republican inGationiIts are as wild As
the woohy Slyerites out west. They
have a Manufacturers Protection paper
down in Philadelphia that is rs raoid In
its silver doctrine as it is in its advo-
cacy OF high tariff. The Republicans
seem to be as much divided on the
money question as the Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

IT SOW turns ont the Hickory Club,
OF Parkeisburg, did not mean as much
Is was saa 10 the condemnatoTy reso-
lutions framed by number Of its mem
bers with respect TO the position OF
Senators CAMDEN and FAULKNER upon
the tariff.
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DIED.

KOCH-On "wednesday morning, April y
1904 a. Z o'ciock. EnMA daughter OF Lewis
Koch, aged 2 years. 10 months aad q days.
Funeral from the residence Of Chas. over
baugh, near 81. ClAirsvills, Ohio. Friday after
noon At ! o'clock. Intermsntst Lynwood Gem
stery. Friends OF the family invited 70 attend.
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To Make the Druggists Pay.

hVFfIHt ItI'II NF'fFN W. 4''FF'"F'
COLUMBUS, O, April 8. - Senator
Stillwell introduced a bill to-day to
bring druggists who sell liquor for any
purpose under the Dow law, and COM
pel them TO pay the tax.
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Freight Wreck on the Baltimore and
MIN.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
SALEM. W. VA, April 5.-As train
$50 was going west this morning, near
Smithton, a hopper jumped the track
and wrecked several hoppers loaded
with coal and three box cars loaded
with coal. The rigRer's car was ordered
to the scene but did not get the track
clear until four o'clock. No one was
hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

GENERAL 5oHN HooE russell, the
CAPITALIST and banker Of Huntington,
who is so well and favora6ly known
throughout the whole State, is soon TO
be married to ose Of Eentucky's bril-
liant and handsome daughters. The
RrGIsrER tenders It's CONCENTRATION in
advance to the General aud his pros
uectiva bride.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

SENATOR C. Fl. ScoTT, Of Randolph
county. was married TO Miss EMMA,
daughter OF JAMES IL LOGAN, Esq, OK
Beverly, Wednesday. The fr ends Of
Senator Scorr in Wheeling and Charles
ton and in the Second district will be
pleased TO learn OF the above announce
ment, and the REGISTER on behalf OF
these friends, takes il upon itself 70 con
graduate the happy people upon their
union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

Col WArrEEsoN, Of the Courier
Journal continues 70 sharpen his pen
every now aud then, for proof Of which
witness the following;
The vulgar blacksuard and bully who
disqraces the State Of South Carolina as
its Governor never displayed his true cnar-
acter so clearly and oleuslvdy as INA hrs
cheap letter dismissiDg the NewOerry
PfeCs for declining 20 intercept kilograms
10 The press, and Ina his speech SO Columbia
Yesterday. M South Carolina shall escape
Untold disorder and oloodshed Z viii not
he 10 the credit Of tsis desperate olather'
sklte
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

TRIED AND TRUE is the verdict OF
people who take Hoods Ssrsaparilla.
The good effects Of this medicine are
soon felt In nerve strength restored,
appetite created and health given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured IN Charleston At the Hotel
Runner News Stand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

,'sNA1L Men in High Places"-Gov-
ernor Tilman, Governor Waite and
few Others.
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rHN REGISTER AT wAsHINGrON'
The DAILY and SUNDAY RRs1srEE can
Ia procured in Washington City az the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wiliard's
gotel. and Queens NeWS Stand NstiOnm
BotoL
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 5.-Henrv G.
Pasne. one Of the receivers Of the Nortn-
ern Pacific rsilroad, is reported dying.