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Large List of Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13-The president
sent the following nominations to the
senate: Postmasters-Cha a. Wood
wood, Idaho Springs, Colo; Charles W.
Miller, Waverly, Ia; J. B. Burgess, OF
tumwa, Ia; David Luke, Nashville, Ia;
r. H. Chamberlain, Clarindon. Ia. John
Barrett of Oregon, to be minister and
consul Of the United States to Siam;
Thomas B. Jurnigan of North Carolina,
to be consul general Of the United States
at Shanghai, China. To be consuls Of
the United States: Adolf Bothard of Ohio,
at Moscow, Russia; Arthur D. Gina Of
California, at hazatlan; John Malcolm
Johnston Of South Carolina, at Pernam-
buco, Brazil; Daniel Kennedy of Missouri,
at Malta; Delaware Kemper of Virginia,
at Annoy, China; E. G.. Mitchell Of Ar
kansas. "a Newcastle. II. s. w; George
W. Nichols of New York, at Clifton,
Ont. To be receivers OF public money:
George W. Weaver, Durango, Colo;
Ezra c.. Novels, Lamar, Colo; Louis
Schwarz, Glenwood Springs, Colo;
Charles NJ English. Grand Forks, n.
D.; Washington c. Graybill, Chamber
lain, s. D. To BE- registers OF land Of
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kEARsAReE WRECKED.
10 Was the Oldest Warship In Uncle sams
Navy.

H was NAS O1oeSU w 0reh1R In UnclO S0Ens
Navy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o.-The United
States steamship Kearsarge was wrecked
on Roncadors reef Feb. 8. The officers
and crewwers saved. The news reached
the navy department. today In dispatch
which came from Colon. It was sent by
Lieutenant Brainard, Of the Kearsarge,
who reached Colon Feb. 8. The Kear-
sarge, by the last report, sailed from
Hayti for Bluefelds, Nicaragua, to which
it was ordered on account OF the trouble
between Nicaragua and Honduras. It
is supposed that the vessel is a total
wreck, but fortunately there appears to
have been no loss of life. The vessel was
one of the oldest in the navy and had a
splendid history.
Colon, Feb. 15.-The crew of the Uni
ted States cruiser Kearsarge was rescued
at noon on Saturday. One man was
drowned. He was second class fireman
named Anderson Robbins. The old war
ship was abandoned on Roncador Reef
with the stars and stripes still flying at
her peak. The steamship City Of Paris
with the crew of the Kearsarge on board
will leave this port for New York on
Wednesday next
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DEPRESSION
no silver Mine In Colorado is Making
Money.
TALK OF SHUTTING DOWN MINES.
If the Mines Shut Down the sme1ters VIII
Have tODo MISUNDERSTANDING Prop
erty Sold at Aspen.

DENVER, Feb. 12.-'ENo silver mine Ii
making money as far as know, said D.
81. Mofat, one of the heaviest mine
owners in Colorado, although most of
them are keeping few men employed.
depression in the silver market until the
death Of Gladstone and complete
change of English policy in regard to
silver. The fall elections may also open
the eyes of the east to the sentiment Of
the people, the farmers especially, upon
the silver problem and may produce a
change of policy in part Of the govern
ment although I doubt very much
whether any substantial relief will come
80 long as Cleveland, with his monome-
tallic ideas dictates the policy Of the
government"
The continued fall in the price ofsilver
begins to cause the silver producers to
renew the question of a concentrated
action to shut down all mines. Many Of
the mines that reopened after the panic
IN the summer and have been running at
small profit with silver at rs cents, are
compelled to operate at loss with silver
below 65 cents. B. L. James Of the
Omaha-G Grant smelter said that the out
look was discouraging. ''f these mines
Close" he said, at see no way out of it
but for several of the smelters to do like
wise. OF course there are some contracts
on hand that will enable many to run
for awhile, but if silver keeps at the
present figure and the low grade mines
close there Is nothing for the smelters to
do but follow suit. Low grade mines
cannot be prodtably conducted with sill
yer under 20 cents" Dennis Sheedy Of
the Globe said it would keep running, a.
it was in good shape to do so.
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SNOW IN ABUNDANCE.
Worst Blizzard and snowstorm In Year
Swept Over the West.

Worst Blizzard and SnOWstorm In Years
Swept Over the West.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 12.-The great
New York blizzard was almost outdone
in the west Sunday. Ali street car lines
In this city were compelled to suspend
operations, the plows being unable to
keep the tracks sufficiently clear to per-
NIT the cars to run. Signal Officer Con-
nor stated that the blizzard is the worst
experienced in this part of the country
since the establishment of the signal
ohioe in this city. Dispatches from Ok
lahoma and the Indian Territory indicate
shat suffering among the settlers will be
very severe, as the snow is accompanied
by very cold winds, and at some points
the thermometer is several degrees below
zero. The loss of live stock will be very
great.
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Ramoral OF the Utes.

WAsHMaToN, Feb. 14.-Ths contest
oTsE the proposed removal of the Colorado
Uts from the reservation in southwest
Colorado in Utah was again before the
house committee on Indian affairs, Dele
6NAs RSwIins Of Utah opposed the project
GEo0RIV. representing that the Indians
had Oiy been induced to consent by the
promise Of all improvements made by the
settlers on the lands. Great injustice
would Be done the settlers because there
were on places to which they could be re-
moved and no compensation provided for
them. The civilization of the Utes would
Be- best Effected by leaving them where
thew are
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charities, of which
she remains presi-
dent. Mrs. Lease
is naturally elated
over her victory in
connection with
her fight with tho
governor, who has
been most anxious
to remove her from
the board Of chart
ties, to which posi-
ton he appointed
h0r less than q
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India NIints Not to as Opene d.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-The house of COM
mons was thronged Tuesday in antici-
patton OF some important movement
against the house of Lords. Sir William
Vernon Harcourt, replying to question
by the Rt. Hon. George Coschen, said
that there was no intention of reopening
the India mints OF Of returning to the
minimum rate for council bills. There
was also no intention, he added, to place
tax on the importation of silver, and no
change in the present Indian policy was
contemplated
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HAWAIIAN RESOLUTION.

NEeEts - - President % Restore the
queen AHS NJ A End.
WAEzzEa'roE, Feb. 1.-THE Hawaiian
1esofnMsa VIZ agaAn the subject Of dis
Suz4s4 - - senate Tuesday. Senator
GTzY 1EyRhs4 his Argument in support
Of - SEeGAsats policy and reiterated
~ GAaAos that tbs rsvo1utionists were
&aadnGt en- the United States and
AsFsss NE OaproTt and protection and for
- aaa4ztsAAcs Of their government.
EAS fall significance Of the present Ha-
WaAAn situation came out at the close Of
- avascA wAeA IN q colloQuy with Sena-
~ Ter. He admitted that as mem
bsG e &s fersiSn affairs committee he
anesEstO0d the efforts Of the president to
EsAssO 6as queen were at an end and
FAHk &O pESsent minister had no instruc-
Go2s - Duzs1s further diplomatic nego-
SIatA00s - that end. The house bill to
OoEaBA he Rock Island to stop its trains
- BzId ana Round Pond, o. T., was
called mp by Senator Berry and discussed
Gog TIVE hours, but no result was reached.
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NUMBER OF WOUNDED 10 LARGE.
Battle Between the Forces Commanded I,y
General OrtIs and vasouex.

Battle Between the Forces Commanded by
General OrtIs sad VAsquex.
NEW YoRK, Feb. IA special from
sfse City Of Salvador says = battle took
plaok at Tegucigilpa between the forces
commanded by General Ortiz and those
OF Vasques. General Ortiz succeeded in
opening breach in the defense of the
city. The number Of wounded on both
sides is large, although it Is not yet
definitely known. There were over 10
killed. During the battle there was a
hand to hand fight between theregiments
Of infantry. General Ortiz claimed the
victory, while from other sources it is
claimed the city Is still in possession of
Vasn11ez-
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Rranandinns In the Honae.

WAsHNeToN, Feb. 14-The house
spent the day Tuesday In debate on the
sedgnioHage bill, the principal speeches
being those by Culberson Tex.l in favor
q the measure and Coombs On. Y } in
opposition. Several times Mr.. Bland at
tempted to reach an agreement for clos
- general debate, with view to secur-
ing vote, but objection was made.
Over 20 members have asked for time to
speak and it may be possible a spe-
eial order will be required to bring the
bill to vote, although Mr.. Bland does
not think this method will have to be re-
sorted 30.
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Appeal e unola Sam.

CoNsTANTNoPLR, Feb. 14.-Some of
the most notable Armenians of Seevas,
Asiatio Turkey, have earnestly requested
the American consul 70 inform tho gov
arnment Of the sad condition Of enc Ar
menians. They complain that the gov
ernor arbitrarily detaina number OF in
nocent prisoners, and included among
the number is . Doctor, educated in The
United States, who b falsely accused of
sedition.
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ASPEN, Colo. Feb. 19.-E. L. Ogden Of
the Aolio Gibson Company sold to the
Arsontum Juniasa Mining Company tho
m1nO1A rights under some 80 town lots
In Est Aspen for ~, 900. This company
somO tirne ago bought from the city the
privilege Of mining under the streets and
alleys in thsS portion Of town, paying
thersfor0se 25 900. Fl is claimed that the
mine will DO pumped out and work under
the town site commenced at an early day.
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for music and master Of the chapel Of the
court. He first visited the United States
In 1873 and afterwards became chapel
master at Hanover, later at Meiningen
and lastly at Berlin, where his severe
criticisms Of the administration Of the
opera caused his appointment to be re-
voked and oven led to his expulsion from
tho building. The dead pianist married
a daughter of Liszt,
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DoMB IN AsPARIs CAFE.
Valiant Finds a Imitator in the Psrs
q Leon Breton.

Valiant Finds ~ Imitator in the Person
q Leon Breton.
PARIS, Feb. ia young man acting
from motives Of revenge exploded a
bomb At O'CLOCK Monday evening in a
cafe boneakA ths Terminus hotel, which
Is situated opposite the ST. Lazars sta
don. Tho place was full Of people and
the Widest exoitement prevailed. The
bomb had landed On . table, around
which party had been sitting, and this
room had been reduced to splinters. Tho
persons grouped at this table suffered the
most. The injured were 10, nearly all
wounded in the legs. Some of them
were badly hurt and they were removed
TO chemist shop nearby, where they
were cared for.
Meantime the miscreant had not been
allowed to escape. He proved to be
Leon Breton, man of 80 years, who had
been employed in the cafe as a waiter,
but had been discharged for misconduct.
A policeman was sitting on the top Of
omnibus and saw Breton. He jumped
to the ground and followed him and ran
him to the earth few yards up the Rue
de Rome, at spot opposite the Scossa
restaurant. Breton turned on the police
man, revolver in hand, and fred a shot
at him. The policeman grabbed him
and both fell. While on the ground
Breton fred another shot at the police
man and struck a woman who was pass
ing, who fell mortally wounded. In the
meantime a crowd had collected at
tracted by the shots. The policeman
who had grabbed1Breton had been badly
wounded by Breton's first shot and was
unable to hold on to his revolver and the
latter, still brandishing his revolver, re-
gained his feet. The people were furious
and seemed inclined to lay hands upon
him. The sight of the revolver restrained
them at first, but finally headed by an
other policeman they rushed forward to
secure him
Breton again attempted to use his re-
voIver, but the policeman cut him over
the face with his saber, staggering him.
He was then arrested. The mob de
manded that he be lynched, and they
would have done so had not strong es-
cort of police arrived. He was then es-
corted to the Office Of the commissary Of
police on the Rue de Moscow. Five psr-
sons who were passing the cafe at the
time of the explosion were injured by
flying fragments of glass. Tho bullet re-
ceived by the policeman from Breton's
revolver has been extracted and it is
hoped ne will recover.
Breton told the doctor who dressed the
wound from the poIicema1's s5hrc that
his main object was 10 aVenge Tailldnt
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THE MINE CAVED IN
Another Horrible Accident In Penn
sylVanIa.
ORDERED INTO An UNSAFE NINE,
Re1atieves Of the Imprisoned Men Give
Vent to Their FeeIings-EleVen
~ Widows.

WMKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 1s-The
mining town of Plymouth in mourning
over a terrible accident that occurred in
the Gayle Gaylord coliery Tuesday
morning. Thirteen men, all citizens of
that town, lost their lives while in the
discharge Of their duty. Their names are:
MINE FOREMAN THOMAS PIoToN.
THOMAS JONES.
RICHARD DAVIS.
JOHN NORRIS.
JAMES KINGDOM.
THoMAs NORMAN.
THOMAS COLE.
JOSEPH OLDs.
DANIEL MORGAN.
JOHN HARMER.
JOHN PKTHRs MCLAUGHLIN.
MICHAKL SMITH.
THOMAS LEIsHON.
The disaster throws II widows and SO
children on the worlds charity.
The superstition is the men were b1sily
ct work timbering when the rocky roof
came tumbling down upon their heads,
crushing them out Of semblance to hui
manity, and putting wall of debris be-
tween them and the mouth of the shaft
800 feet in thickness. At first there was
some hope that if the men could be
reached in reasonable time, they could be
saved. But the rescuing party had been
in the mine only short time when they
were obliged to retreat on account of
the further caving. A second rescuing
party went down the shaft, but soon
came back disheartened and all hope Of
rescuinS the men was given up.
The news Of abandoned hope soon
spread and the wives and children Of the
imprisoned men. who had assembled at
the mouth Of the shaft. set up a most
pitiful cry of distress. Two of tho wom-
"a tainted and had to be carried away
by friends. Even stout hearted men
wspt almost a. bitterly a. the fstherless
children. The disaster il the worst that
las occurred In the anthracite regions
since 1855. when ~ men persisted BY
eAve-iH In mine No. sf the SusquehannA
Coal company - Nantiooke. Their
bodies were never recovered and monu-
ment marks the spot where the men met
their death.
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chief Of the thea
ten Of St. Gall
and Zurich. In
1854, Won Bulow
settled in Berlin
and was named,
in 1858, pianist Of
the Prince Royal.
In 1884, at the in
Vitation Of Wag-
neg, Won Bulow
went to Munich,
whore he became
IN 1857, director
~ AOva1 aohooA
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70 Consider ReopeninR NTints.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 12.-The Bank Of
China, a Hong Kong bank and five
private firms have asked the Bengal
chamber Of commerce to call meeting
to consider the reopening of mints in In
dis to silver coinage. The chamber will
consider the request Feb. %.
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Packinp and Canning Conventions.

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-The annual con-
vention of the packing manufacturers
and canning convention convened jointly
with the Western Gamers association.
L. s. Seigler and T. A. Edwards were
elected president and secretary, and one
vice president was chosen from each
state represented.
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Trouble Between Mining Companies.

SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 12.-Suit has
been fled hero by the Alta Mining COM
peny against the old board of directors.
the American Mining company and
Louis Boyd for the recovery of nearly
$4,000 belonging to the mining COM
pany which is alleged to have been mis-
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government side and 200 killed on the in
eurgent side. Therebels were eventually
compelled to retire.
Discussions exist among the ministers
Of President Peixoto and crisis is re-
ported. It Is stated that President Peix-
oto, contrary to the advice of some of his
ministers, has decided to prolong the
state Of siege, and some of the ministers
may resign IN consequences.
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year ago. The supreme court was unan-
imous, the Populist member concurring
with the two Republicans. The court
holds that Governor LSwellins had no
authority 10 @ppoint SUCCESSOR to Mrs.
Lease, who was appointed for term Of
years and confirmed By ne senEte, and
thss J. ". FHesboPn, who has been sit
ting With the board for several weeks, Is
a ranrraP
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sn,n1Innr e InIiet.

JOLIET, Ills, Feb. 14.-Threc children
of Michael Dawson, suffering with small
pox of the most virulcRt form, were re-
moved to tho pesthouss. The house was
auarantined.
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Senator NIanderson,s SIN,

WAsHNoToN; Feb. An the senate,
Hr. Henderson (Neb.) introducing bill
waving the requirements of the clause
Ct the law compelling soldiers having the
night TO enter 100 acres of land under the
homestead law to appear in person at
local land offices, and permitting them to
make entry by proxy or power of sttor-
naH
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Nortbern DgiII Comnanv ASSIGNED,

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 14.-The Northern
Mill company made an assignment, and
with it was a personal assignment Of
Ray w. Jones, secretary and treasury Of
the company, who is individually respon-
sible for large amount Of the company's
naror
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1H.-TAe president
sent to the senate tbs following aOnaina-
lions: DEMONSTRATION \. Harley,
Lincoln, Neb.; John Stolbo, Chamberlain,
s. D. William G. Sweeny, Surveyor Of
customs for The port Of DubuGac. Ia
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Dictator Scott Dead.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 14.-Hon. James B.
Scott, dictator at Johnstown after the
food, and one of the prominent iron
manufacturers Of Pittsburg, died Tues
day afternoon.
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C1ear weather PrevaiIs.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 14.-Advices from all
parts of Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas and
contiguous territory are that the storm
has been replaced by clear, cold weather.
Traffic is rapidly resuming its normal
condition.
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Killed Ten Persons.

BERLIN, Feb. 14.-At Lucjenwalde,
Brandenberg, factory chimney was
blown down by the gale and crashed
through portion Of the buildings, kill
ing 10 persons and injuring many others.
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Applications For Pardon.

WAsHNGToN, Feb. 14.-The president
has scted on applications for pardon in
SAe following Gases: A. B. Johnston,
Missouri, making false affidavit in PEN
Goz claim, dsnisd; James F. Newcomb,
Texas, incest, granted; John r. Smith,
AriRpnA. adultery. granted.
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Armeniana KiIIad by Turks.

CoNsTANTNoPLH, Feb. 1.-THE Turks
killed 1875 AmenianS and wounded 40
during the recent riots at Yusgatt.
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No Vote Reached.

PARIS, Feb. 1.-The debate on the
proposal to increase the duty on wheat
was resumed in the chamber of deputies,
but no vote was reached.
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Read For the Third Time.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-In the house O
lords the Parish councils bill was reaC
for the third time.
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American shin wrecked.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE American ship
VIII G. Reed, Captain Forbes, which
sailed from Har wick on Feb. 8 for New
York has been wrecked off Staveley.
The crew of 81 men were saved.
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SILVER oommlgIiea oF sixteen.

BARLM, FEB. 14.-TAs Reichsanz:icn@
publ ished 3 liss OF The eorn1nissfnsa az !;
appointed to inquire into tho silver q,p.-
Gon. The liss includes Hers Armtj;.
BanbOrgeP, Hammacher, Ka-dcrl:,
Mirbach, Sohortemes and Alst.
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MRS. LEASE WON HER CASE.

Decision Of the Supreme Court Against
Governor LeWeIlIng.
TOPEKA, Feb. s.-Mrs. Mary E. Lease
won her case in the supreme court, which
decides that the governor cannot remove
her as a member of the state board of
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Silver Market DemOraiised.

LONDON, Feb. 9.-The silver market
seems to be completely demoralized, and
the price Of bar silver took another drop
today Of 7-16d to 9S5Ed Per ounce.
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Won BULoW DEAD.

Ths Celebrated German Pianist Passes
Away st Caire.
CAIRO, Feb. 14.-Hans Won Bulow, the
distinguished German pianist, il dead.
Won Bulow was born Jan. 8, 1880, at
Dresden; he studied under Richard Wag-
ner and List, add was In 1850 musical
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Cork Factory Burned.

GIBRALTAR, Feb. 1.-The boiler OF
Farios Bros cork factory exploded. The
factory was burned and two men killed
and II seriously wounded.
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ices: Clemens 3. Thompson, Lamar,
Colo; Syis B. Shepard, Marshall, Ia;
David N. Hall Carson City, New; james
v. Brooke, Grand Forks, N. D.; Albert
e. Sunderland, Fargo, n. D,
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CA0vS1aaA Sig4eA the Bill. =
WASHINGTON, Fob. president Clsve.
land has signed fAs federal elections re-
peal bill and it Is now law.
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ElGHT US pEsbERATE.
General HnsagonaeBs FsHsht Closs t. ri,

GenerGi bnsAsOnaosE ESt1nt OloSs . Mo
SheFsg.
BUEsos AIRES, Feb. 1L.-D:spatchH
received here bring EorE~ S~s-:is Of The
LAST fxefle, on Friday LIST, es$Ween the
rehels md ths government torcs at Rio
de Janoiro.
A general engagement YVES fought
close to Nict5ezoy, tbs rrteis engaging
He government AZ close Guart1Ts. Tho
fight was desperate and WAS said 30 have
resulted IN the loss Of 800 killed On the
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The Greater New York.

ALBANY, Feb. 10.-The greater New
York bill passed in the assembly. Yeas,
104; nays, 2.
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RepreseneatIvs Rouc8k I,e.d.

WASHINGTON. Fob. 11.-hepresenta-
tive George ". Houck Of Dayton, O.,
died suddenly at -4:3O Friday afternoon
of heart diseaR.
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NAsHMGroE, Feb. 14.-E. B. Ia
6<iesh, nSiter and refner at the mint Of
Carsoa City, has resigned.
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Ripans Tabules cure hives.
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board Of supervisors, vice John skliirv-
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New York City. has accepted an invita-
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marx the solution a the frozen north's
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raslEa, e Be su[vey0r Of customs for the
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q her home here, and c'onanctor ArEas