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Two New Paners.

CHAMBERLA1s, S. D., Fob. Co.
This city will soon BIO well supplied
with newspapers. There is ut present
a prospect that two new papers will be
started during the nex sixty days. One
OF them is a certainty. and its first mum,
Der will be issued March i. w. Il.
LaFollette, receiver of the United
States land Office in this city, will I'D
the proprietor and the paper will bo
strongly republican in politics. Tho
Register newspaper plant, which went
into the hands Of the sheriff n short
time ago, will pass into the hands OF
persons who will continue its publica.
ton as a republican newspaper. In
addition to these it is likely tina,
another newspaper will be started to
champion Senator Pettigrew's inter-
ests in this county during the cam.
paign of next summer and fall. w. L.
L%aFollette's paper will be named the
Missouri Valley Journal.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT MEN.
Seventeenth Annual Convention of the Ne
tional Association.

100. H.rrr LL... EL.|
Seventeenth Annual Convention of the Ma.
tional Association.
WASHINGTON, Feb. eT.-The seven
teenth annual convention of the Ma
sional Electric Light association bsgaH
here today with esosdelegates in at
tendaees including most Of the
prominent electricians Of the
country. Special trains brought
parties from New York and
Chicago, the former making the re.
markable time of four hours and fifty
minutes. President T.. A. Armstrong
Of Camden, N. j., made the opening adj
dress. He said 2,30O central stations
were already established. and that the
association represented 5000, 900, 900
capital, supporting 100, 900 men and rs
many families. An interesting program
for the three days session has been
prepared.
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MRS. eALL,NaTon BOOTH.
Confined t. Her Home in Montclair, N. j
by Ulnaaa.

Confined to Her Home in Montclair, n. J..
by Illness.
NEW York, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Ballingtou
Booth of the Salvation army is Ill ri
her homo in Montclair. N. r., with ar
attack of the grip. She was to have
delivered an address Monday in Kings
ton hall. Brooklyn, but her physicinr
advised her that it would be unwise 70,
her to leave home for the present. II
appears that Mrs. Booth caught q Sc
we're cold on Friday and developed 8
high fever yesterday. making it neces,
sary for her to leave the national head.
quarters in this city early In the day
since which time she Inns been confined
to her bed.
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SUIT AGAINST GOV. FECK ETAL

The Plaintiffs Al1ese a Conspiracy to De-
fraud the State.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. aT.-At 8 O'clock
this morning Attorney John NJ. Olln
opened the case of Tracy Gibbs ct al
against Governor Peck and others to
recover SIS, 900 alleged to have been
obtained by conspiracy and fraud. He
told the jury there was no politics
in the suit; that plaintiffs simply
wanted their money back. Hesaid the
Plaintiffs would show by indisputable
evidence conspiracy to cheat ind de,
fraud the state of Wisconsin and that
as the co3nbination was wo.ked out the
plaintiffs became the necessary third
party to furnish the money.
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General Hsrrl.on Enroute For the coast

General Harrison Enroute For tho Coast
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 26.-General Ben
iamin Harrison and party have left TO,
the Pacific coast. The party went bi
way Of Chicago, the Santa Fe and South,
ern Pacific. San Jose will be reached
on Wednesday. General Harrison will
deliver the first Of a series of six lectures,
on constitutional law before the studenti
of Leland Stanford university on the mex
Wednesday. The party comprise Gen
eral Harrison, Rev. NJ. L.. Haines, hi,
pastor; E. F. Tebbot, his secretary; Mrs
Mckee, his daughter, and her two chill
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The House,

WASHINGTON, Feb. A.-The appearance
of the house this morning was Indicative
Of the calm that follows the storm.
speaker Crisp was in his place and raped
The house to order Mt noon. !,
On motion OF Grosyenor, rep, Ohio, the
late Tor eulogies on the Int Representa-
live Enochs was fixed for Friday, March
Il8.
Bankhcad, dem, Alabama, in the
temporary absence of Bla nd
moved that the house resolve itself
into committee of the whole on the seign.
forage bill, and that all debate be closed
In thirty minutes. On division the vote
that the yeas and nays be called and it
was so ordered. The vote wns--yeas l52,
nays 4. No quorum, and q call of tho
house was ordered. The coll showed 27S
MEMBERS present.
wilson, rep, Washington, moved to ad-
tourn. LOst-yens 43, nays Va.
The house continued to tlibuster up to
s:45 when Bland moved to close all debats
on his seigniorage bill at 4 O'Clock Thurs.
day, and OF this motion tho roll was
rallied.
The house at 3 p. M. adjourned until
Monday.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Hatch anti.
option bill came up again in the house.
By q vote of yeas l67, nays IS, the house
Immediately after meeting today dis.
charged the committee on ways and
means from further consideration of the
bill and sent it to Hatcl's own committee,
On agriculture. for report.
Boutelle, rep, Maine, offered u res olu-
ton reciting that the United States would
not permit the representative of any gov
ernment to remain in the capital who had
Intrigued with its nemie for the over
throw OF its government and that. the
same rights should be conceded other gov
ernments, even the weakest; therefore,
be 1t Resolved, Tint Minister Willis be
recalled and n minister sent to Honolulu
who will represent the sentiments and
wishes of the United States"
The speaker ruled tina 1t was not a
question OF privilege and sent the reso!u"
ton to the committee on foreign affairs.
At ] 80 Bland made a motion to take up
the seigniorage bill for consideration.
Agreed to-l19 to 0.
WAsnlNGToN. Feb. s7.-1n his prayer
This morning Chaplain Bagley referred to
dem, West Virginia, and asked that he
might be restored to health.
Bland moved that the house 20 into
fommittee of the whole on the seignioraga
pill, general debate TO close at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The vote was yeas
III. nays 2; no quorum.
The statement of Representative Pence,
pop, Colorado, Just at the close of yester.
days proceedings respecting Mr.. Hainer,
who had called him to order, was the
basis Of a personal explanation by Pence
in the house today. He stated that the
reporters had misunderstood him;
that he had said the gentle
man from Nebraska was full OF
beard, not beer. Pence said he was salts.
bed he owed Hainer and the house an
apology for the language he did use,
which was uttered in the heat of debate.
He desired to act within the rules of tho
ionse. He asked unanimous consent that
the colloquy between himself and nainer
be eXpunged from the record. This was
granted aud the incident closed.
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The death of Miss Anna Ella Carroll Of
Maryland, which occurred in Washington
on Tuesday last, removes from the stage
Of life probably the most notable woman
In American history. Miss Carol! was
the author of q plan during the civil war
which, II has been declared, broke the
backbone of the r%ebellion.n She was .
descendant OF the famous Charles Carroll
of Carrollton.
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ANNOUNCED 4 cur IN WAGES.

Two East Chicago Firms Cut Wages to Ons
Dollar . Day For Laborers.
HAMMOND, Ind, Feb. 27.-The man
.gers Of the National Forge and Iron
works at East Chicago announced a cui
VI 10 per cent in the wages Of laborers
making the pay 81 a day. Two hundred
md fifty Poles walked out Monday and
held a consultation on the main street Of
The town for several hours. There were
several fights. Some of the foreigners
refused to go on a strike and knives were
ased in some instances. Peter Staland
ski wa fatally gashed on the head and
shoulders by the strikers; others were
ilightly injured.
The Lake Side mill in this city also an
bounced Il cut of 20 per cent in the wage,
Of the laborers, bringing the pay down Il
81 a day. The men have accepted tn,
reduction. about 3Ou being affected. The
national works will close down unles.
the men come to an agreement. This
would throw about 800 men out Of en-
Dloyment-
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Interested In Irrigation

HARRISON, Neb., Feb. 26.-The deer
interest taken in the irrigation question
continues to grow in this section. A
county irrigation association was organ
lied here, which will be al auxiliary t.
the Northwestern association. Alegisla
tive committee composed of 8. H. Cook
j.. B. Burke and E. E. Livermore was
recommended to the district association
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After the Insurance Companies.

TOPEKA, Feb. 27.-Another chapte,
vas written in the famous Hillman in,
surance case by the application of Sallie
G. Hillman, through her attorneys, to the
state insurance board for an order pro
hibiting the New York Life Insurance
company, the New York Mutual and the
Connecticut Mutual from doing business
until they have complied with the laws
of this state, repeated violations of which
is charged against them in connection
with the Hillnan case. The authority
now held by the companies to do bust.
ness expires Feb. Ss. The superintend-
ent of insurance has notified the compa.
MES interested that he will hear the ap.
plication Of Mrs. Hillman on March 8
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THE QUORUM TROUBLE.

culberson Will Offer an Amendment to the
House Rules,
WASHINGTON, Feb. a7.-Representa,
tive David B. Culberson of Texas said
last night he would bring in m amend
ment to the standing rules Of the house
which would permit the counting Of q
quorum when a quorum was present
whether or not the quorom voted. In,
stead of the counting being done by tn.
speaker it will be done by the clerk il
calling the roll.
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An Indian Band.

CHAMBERLAIN, S. D.. Feb. 2e.-Some
of the younger Indians ut Grow Creek
agency are trying to raise sufficient
funds with which to purchase instru,
ments for a twelve piece band and have
already been successful in raising a
good share of the money required. The
Indians expect considerable help in this
matter from the people OF Chamberlain
and in view of the large amount of bus
mess transacted by tho business men
with these Indians the necessary help
will be cheerfully given.
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stu,,epts Not snited WIN sno,ne

DENVER. Feb. ga large number o
members of the senior class of the Den
yer university law school have signed /.
protest to tle faculty against the selec
ton of Hon. John G. Spooner Of Wiscon
sin ms commencement orator on thu
ground that he is not in sympathy With
the people of Colorado as regards theil
chief industry, silver mining.
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a VICTORY FoR HATCH.

The Reference of His Anti Option Bill :.
Committee ON Agriculture.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Representn
tive Hatch OF Missouri scored a signal
victory yesterday when by a vote of 1877
to SO he secured the reference OF hi,
anti option bill to the committee or
agriculture, of which he is chairman
A favorable report on the bill is now
a Ger ainty, and no amendments nr.
likely, us the measure WI shown b,
Hatch to his colleagues on the commit
tee before it was introduced.
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THE CLEVELAND PARTY.

The Boat Has Not Been Seen or Heard Of
Since Sunday.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The little
light house tender Violet, with the
president and party on board, has not
been sighted or heard of up to 8 p. IN.
today since she left Washington Sun
DIV afternoon.
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Gould Having : Good Time.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. a6.-George J.
Gould and u party Of New York friends,
together with Vice President Warner
and General Manager Doddridge of the
Gould system of railways left Hot
Springs, Ark. early this morning and
will pass the day shooting and fishing
near Arkadelphia.
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II MARKETS.
Sioux Civ Live Stock,

UNION STOCK YARDS, Sioux Cry. Feb. %.
--Hogs-Heavy, s4.72M@4.7711; mixed,
=. 7094. III; Eight, S4.7142@4.s0.
Cattle-Beeyes, S3.0094OO; cows and
h~eifcrs, $l.25@2.50; bulls, Sl.5J9a. IS;
stocker's and feeders. 50. 25@9.l 10; year.
lings and calves, S..25@2.75 .
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BOSS McKane,. A~nn,,c,t,on nc,,.d

BRooKI.YN, N. Y, Feb. 26.-Judge
Cullen this morning denied John Y.
Mechanics application for q certificate
Of reasonable doubt.
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Chicago.

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO, Feb. IS.
Hogs-Quotntions: Heavy, s.S595. 05
mixed, <4.S5@5. 10; light, 81 9O685. 10
rough heavy, 81 7094.s0.
cows, $1.lU92.7 40; stockers aud feeders,
"a. l0@3.5O.
sheep-Nativos, s1.75@a.5o; Texans,
N.75@3.00; westerns, $2.UO@3.75.
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10 entertain torx uount, Farner,

40 entertain forK County Farmers.
YORK, Neb., Feb. 26.-On the LIST an
end Of March the York County Farmer.
institute will hold its second annua
meeting in this city. The citizens ar,
making extensive preparations to Civ,
the visiting mombers a grana reception
Two or three Of the faculty of the Stat,
university will be present and deliver al
dresses
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1T is OFFICIALLY DENIED.

The Rumor That Gladstone Is About to
Resign the Premiership.
LONDON, Feb. a7-The Central News
Is authority for the statement that the
umo that Gladstone will resign from
Dtfice is officially denied. The report
that the premier had an interview
with the queen on the subject of his
Snal resignation or temporary retire.
ment is absolutely without foundation.
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Binks-Why SO gloomy?
Jinks-My wife let me have the last
word in nm argument this morning.
What Of that?
That shows that she is going to do a,
she pleases, anyhow.
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South Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. %.
Hogs-Heavy, t4.6594.75i mixed, s4.7O
"a 10; light. a. 7014S 50.
Cattle-Stockcrs and feeders, t2.25@
s,35i cows $l.9O@..9o; common, E.6Jt9l.el.
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steele Mnehnye's Funeral Services.

CHICAGO. Feb. eT.-Funeral service.
were held over the remains OF Steele
Mackaye this afternoon at tho Michi,
gan avenue scenatorlum. The remain.
will lie in state until Wednesday morn.
ing, when they will be taken to New
York. @
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UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS.
Conference of Employees and Receiver,

A Conference of Employees and Receiver,
Set for March 81.
OMAHA, Feb. 27.-ln st. Louis last
night Judge Caldwell of the circuit
court issued an order calling for a
meeting in Omaha March Is between
the representatives OF the employees Of
the Union Pacific and the receivers.
Judge Caldwell will listen to both
sides March 81 in Omaha. This prac,
tically vacates Judge Dundy's orde,
placing the new wnges schedule in
effect March 1. President Clark of the
Union Pacific is especially designated
to represent the Union Pacific.
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Chicago Carpenters Won Their Fight.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The striking car
penters at the new Stock Exchange build,
ing won their fight. Faulkner & Bros.
contractors, agreed to accede to the de
mand for IS cents an hour and promised
to r%einstate, without discrimination, thu
men who walked out. This surrende,
was forced by the action of the building
trades council, which called out thu
plumbers, painters, steam filters, iroI
workers and other union workmen Mon
Inv ,no,,,i,,r
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rAtai rrlre .,rsni between Bows

BOULDER, Colo, Feb. 27.-Harry Muir
ray and Ira Evans, two boys 10 years o
age, while ont coasting with their school
mates wagered their sleds on the result
of a prize fight between themselves
During the mill Murray struck Evans 8
violent blow under the heart, causing
death in d few minutes.
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CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDlnas
The Senate.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2T.-In She senate /.
resolution requesting the president II
suspend action in the consolidation 0,
land Offices until after the passage Of tn.
next sundry civil appropriation bill wa.
affered by Teller, rep Colorado. 1t wa.
explained and advocated by Berry, dem.
Arkansas.
A protest against the practice of aus
pending the execution of An act by a reso
luton Of N house was made by Hoar
rep, Massachusetts. The resolution wa.
agreed to.
At 1850 the senate went into executive
session.
When the doors reopened the senate al
l:.5 p. IN, adjourned until tomorrow.
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VIII support the Carne,,tcr..

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-At labor meet
ing Sunday it was decided TO call out all
the men of the allied building trades
now employed on the newlstock exchange
building in support of the carpenter.
who have been on a strike for some time
The carpenters refused to accept a reduc
ton toes cents per hour, and have ser
iously interfered with work Oh the build
ing. A number of personal encounter
have occurred and further trouble is IN,
ticipated, as the scope of the strike is en-.
,1aruaJ
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First Physician-This WON'T do Mt

First Physician-This won't do at all
The grip must have n longer name-a,
eight or ten syllable name from TIL,
Latin, Greek and Hebrew would be
about right.
Second Physician-Whnt's wrong with
the present name?
First Physician-Too commonplace
Half the people won't even send for {
doctor.
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cornc,l Ranonet T,.o,.Iv

UTICA, N. Y, Feb. 27.-A thousand
Cornell students met and took action he
garding the banquet tragedy. After .
prolonged discussion resolutions wer,
adopted expressing regret at the deplor
able occurrence and disavowing the act.
of the individuals who perpetrated the
AooI s4..
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Adjourned Until March IA.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. a7.-The exam.
iuation of George Bussey and John G.
Clark, members Of the footings commit,
tee for Wayne county, who are charged
with "corruptly acting us officers of tho
~canvassing board,'' was adjourned to.
dny until March Is.
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NULLlFlEs INTERSTATE LAW.

Judge Gro.scup Knocks Out the Rule Com
pellng Railway Men to Incr,m,nat-
Themselves.
CHICAGO, Feb. s6.-Judge G~rosscur
this morning discharged the rule or
railroad men directing them to answer
questions put them by the grand jury
This decision practically nullifles the
Interstate commerce law.
The duke OF ~Sntherland,s landed
possessions aressafd to cover "A, area Of
eore thsns million scres.
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Minneapolis,

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. %.
Wheat-Closing: February, 58Ac; May,
5Slsc; on track, No. 1 hard, Sc; No.
northern, 89c; No. 2northern, 5SLc.
The rnmor recently prevalent that Mr..
Pung. the former secretary OF the Chinese
legation ut Washington, had offended the
emperor since returning to the Celestial
kingdom, aud, in consequence. had lost
his head, was without foundation. Mr..
on a1 liz authorttv Of If M. HeSer J; ! M May
counsel Of the legation in Washington,
who Investigated the report and found II
to be absolutely groundless. Mr.. PunR
IS q talented Clinaman, and, so far as can
be learned, still enjoys the favor OF his
government
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Texas Cotton Crop.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. pa special from
Austin, Tex, says the more careful esti
mates make the Texas cotton crop for til.
yield of 1894 Il quarter millie,
bales less than the yield of ,saaa6
Making the reports Of such a: have gives
their cotton figures and estimating tlu
balance i'll proportion to the decrease o,
those that are known, the total estimated
decrease for the season from of 1882;
is put down by good judges With the
actual figures before them at ID per cent
making the estimate for the Texas crol
now being marketed l.70o,0 900 bales.
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Old Graybeard-Its pity to keep
such a pretty bird In . cage.
Mrs. De Style-lsn't il q shame?
How perfectly exauisttely lovely IL
Nouldlook ". q hst!
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Fob. %. \
Cattle-Native steers, $9.S5 "a. 80; cows
and heifars, ". 40@3 90; stocksrs and feed
ers, t2.99@S. 8; calves, &5. 0O@1O.O 90.
Hogs-Heavy, S4.8o44.75; medium, s4.65
@4S5; light, t4.65@4 s..
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Begins Business Today.

GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb. 26.-The Gal.
latin Manufacturing company, the
largest spoke and handle manufactory
in the south. resumed operations today
after an enforced idleness of six months.
The concern will run on full time and
will give employment to 200 men.
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Chicago Leather Cnmnany Fails,

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The Chicago
Leather company made an assignment
Today to James d. Nelson. Assets and
liabilities estimated at $4,000 each.
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Pres,dential Nom,n.t,onx

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-The presi
dent today SEN to the senate the fol,
lowing nominations:
Charles Jones Of Wisconsin, United
States consul general to st. Petersburg.
Albert Fowler of Maryland, United
States consul Mt Stratford, Ont.
George Truesdell, commissioner of Dis.
trict of Columbia, vice Myron NJ. Parker,
resigned.
Postmasters: Missouri-Frank II. Meri.
weather, Louisiana; Theodor f. Priest,
Moberly.
Sou til Dakota-Mary B. Thomas, Dead.
wood.
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Reduced Ten Per Cent.

NEWCASTLE, Pa Feb. 27.-Samuel e.
De Coursey, receiver of the Western
New York and Pennsylvania railroad
notified all employees that their wages
would be reduced 10 per mi afte,
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Takes tho unlted Press nepor,

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. s7.-The first
issue Of the Topeka Daily Press, a dem.
oeratic morning paper, appeared today.
The Press receives the United Pre- IS re-
port,
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Conspiracy to Commit Forgery Charged
CHICAGO, Feb. a7.-Fred s. Baker, an.
attorney in Unity building, and Joseph
S. pallus, his clerk. are under arrest
charged with conspiracy to commit for.
gerry, circulating forged ard fictitious
papers and obtaining money by false
pretenses. Warrants also have been is.
sued for the arrest Of L. SCoykcndalj.
and Daniel NJ. Hayes, said to be con.
nected with the alleged swindle.
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Drowned While SKATING

DuSKIEK, N. Y, Feb. 2s.-Whil,
skating last night on the lake, Mis-
Mamie Snyder and August Kresse wer.
drowned.