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LORD nosEREnY.


Makes al Address nt the Lord Mayors
Banquet-EaEIaad Is for Peace.
LONDON, Nov. AIN accordance with
the ancient custom the new lord mayor
Of London, Sir Joseph Renal, gave a
banquet as the Guild Hall to-nigh.
The principal speaker was Primo Min
ister Rosebery. and the let mott OF his
speech was peace. he said that he was
convinced that Great Britain should
maintain her greatness abroad The
political sky abroad was not entirely
clear, but the barometer was not falling.
Pho reason tina. the sky is not clear. he
added, is tho disastrous Chinese-Japan.
;ese war. The British goSernment had
mot lest the chance OF making some
progress towards peaceful settlement.
Continuing, Lord Rosebery said: 1--WE
are determined to maintain q strict
neutrality, but on the other hand We
cannot forget that we have shown q
striking and tangible proof Of friendship
with Japan by our recent treaty, which
gave Japan what she had most at heart,
while We have shown friendship to
China in attempting to secure peace.
Although our efforts have not yet met
with success we don't repent them. We
acted throughout in accord with Russia.
We would still be glad to join In any
pacific means to secure peace honor
able to Japan aud not disastrous to
China. Tue newspapers have been ad-
yising the government TO secure the OPP
portunity now offered to enter into a
cordial entente with Russia. That ad-
vice the government has already antict-
pated. [Cheers.
Ever since the governments rela-
tions with Russia have been more
cordial than ever remember. The
frontier difficulties in Asia. which l
hope are almost the last OF dangerous
question between ua, are now nearly
terminated. The removal OF this cause
OF Anglo-Russian distrust will be d stop
towards universal peace"
Lord Rosebery proceeded to make
touching references to the late car and
NJ. Carnot, Frances murdered presi-
dent. He expressed the hope that the
young head upon which had fallen the
terrible responsibilities Of the awful
crown OF Russia, which involves so
much Of the destines and happiness of
the human race, would not prove un-
equal to the burden.
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FARGO, N. D.. Nov. 9.-N. J. villars
was brought TO the Csss county Jail to-
day by Sheriff Eddy. Of s.ussman county.
Eddy lett Jamestown with his prisoner
Just In advance OF mob which was on
ito way to take him from jail aud lynch
him. On the way hers villars confess
cd to the horrible crime with which he
is charged.
Tuesday evening yllara went to the
farm oil Mrs. Fromer In Montpelier town.
ship, stutsman county. Mrs. Fromer
saw him at the barn and went out to see
what be wanted. When she approached
villars knocked her down with club
aud beat her into linsensibility. He
dragged her into the barn and assaulted
her, then throw her into the well In the
barn, set the barn on fte and left. The
barn burned to the ground, but Mrs.
Fromer, who was still alive, escaped
death In the well. Toward morning, she
managed to climb out Of the well aud
get to the house. Taking her children
with her, she crawled on her hands and
knees to neighbor's two miles away
aud died after telling her story.
villars was captured at Valley City
and taken to jamestown by Sheriff
stenshoel. He is one OF the oldest
farmers in Stutsman county and has q
highly respectable family. A large mob
gathered at Montpelier and started for
jamestown to lynch him, but Sheriff
Eddy heard OF their coming in time TO
escape. villars tonight confessed an.
other crime. A month ago Mr.. Fromer,
husband OF the woman he murdered.
mysteriously disappeared. villars says
he killed Fromer and that his body will
be found buried in pile OF manure
back OF the barn.
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SHEEP SKIN AUCTION.
Result of Yesterdays Sales In London-In.
creased Exports.

Result Of Yesterdays Sales In London-In-
creased Exports.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-At the sheep skins
auction to-day $4,000 Cape OF Good
Hope aud Natal skins were offered and
149 900 skins sold. Home trade bought
freely and despite the uufavorabIe posi-
ton OF the wool market prices were un-
changed. Short wooled skins were
especially firm in consequence Of the
better demand for pelts. Prices ranged
from 23 to AID.
The exports OF raw wool to the United
States during September amounted to
1,030,5o0 pounds against 212,9O0 last
year, the value OF which was 2S,09S
pounds against {, 5,1S4 pounds last year; F;
woolen tissues 81, 200 yards against 67,-
100 yards last year, the value OF which
was IA, $50 pounds against 9,59l pounds
last year; worsted tissues 1,S47, 100 yards
against 975, 400 yards last year. the value
Of which was Ill ,0S0 pounds againat
67,599 pounds last year; yarn 5000
pounds against 1900 pounds last year,
the value OF which was 1,049 pounds
against 2,032 pounds last year.
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MRS. MARY LEAsE
Tells Her opiaion OF the Recent Laud
slIde-She Is Indignant.

Tells Her oplaiou OF the Recent Laud.
siide-She Is Indignant.
ToPEKA. KAa, Nov. s.-speaking Of
the election, AIRS. Mary Lease said to-
day: "rhe defeat Of the Peoples party
in Kansas is due largely to the disgrace
ful compromise with Democracy two
years ago aud to the treachery perpet-
rated upon tho people by the election
OF John Martin. ] believe Governor
Lewelling would have been reelected
this year had it not been for
Martins letter and tho bulldoz.
ing methods aud treachery oi
State Chairman Breidenthal, who. 70
serve his own selfish ends. sacrificed
the head OF the ticket by endeayoring
to fuse In legislative aud congressional
districts. AZ to woman's suffrage, its
defeat this year was assured when some
crazy, irresponsible, soaking for notori-
ETY. woman. accepted Republican pay
to foist her peculiar views upon the
PopuIlst convention. When we get
ready for a constitutional amendment
in this state. our people will look after
Il successfully"
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wAsurxerox, D. G., Nov. GA point
that has been overlooked in computing
The political complexion of the next
senate is the admission Of Utah with
two United States senators. The act Of
the las. session Of Congress-, admitting
Utah, provides that in March. 1895, the
constitutional convention shall be held.
On tho first Tuesday after the first Mon
day Of November Of that year. the con-
stitution is to bs submitted to the peo-
ole and II ratified and found BY the
President to be in accordance with the
ac., he will issue o proclamation ad-
hitting as q state. The act also pro-
yides that o representative to the
Fiftyiourth Congress shall be elected
at the same time the vote is taken upon
the constitution; also that state officers
and a legislature shall be chosen and
that II The constitution is ratified the
Legislature shall Immediately meet and
elect two United States senator's.
This would make in all ninety sena-
tors, and az the next senate now stands,
tho politics Of the Utah senators would
cut an important figure. Another prob.
ability which arises 10 the admission OF
both New. Mexico aud Arizona, which
NAV be accomplished In time 40 that
iour more senators would participate in
the organization OF the next senate.
nil. hova afraadv naased the house for
the admission OF both these territories.
The senate committee on territories
have reported them favorably to the
senate aud they are now on the calendar.
The admission OF these new states
would mako total Of ninety-four aena-
tors. and any party to control would
need forty-eight for majority with the
vice president The Democrats could
control the senate with forty.seven
-
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.
Forest fires are raging throughout
western Tennessee and eastern Arkan-

Forest fires are raging throughout
western Tennessee and eastern Arkan-
sas.
General Booth, Of the Salvation Army.
and son Ballington, are conducting
meetings in Pittsburgh.
Two Of the Cook gang plundered the
town OF Lenapah, !. T.. yesterday and
shot two men. A posse 10 now IN pur
suit.
Secretary OF State Gresham and vile
gave dinner last night In honor oil
Ambassador aud Mrs. Thomas +. Bay
ard. at Washington.
Lieut.. Nixon is very much pleased
with the fine degree OF perfection at
tanned Ia the Haryeylzed plates OF the
new battleship Philadelphia.
Admiral Gherardi, Of the Unite d
States navy. will to-day be placed on
the retired list after service OF iorty'
eight years aud five months.
The Spanish coast steamship Fer
nandina fonndered Tuesday morning
twenty miles north OF Bahia Honda,
Cuba. Ten OF her passengers and crew
wero drowned.
Tho top floor OF tho Offices Of the city
passenger railway, at Montreal, Canada
collapsed yesterday, killing two. men,
iniuring one fatally and manning 9
dozen others.
At a meeting Of tho New York com.
mi.tee OF seventy yesterday It was de-
cided unanimously to mako tho organ
s,nI;nn Yarmanant
G. NJ. Cooley, a ranchman, shot and
killed Patrick Bohen, another ranch
man, Yesterday at Cardiff, Col. The
quarrel was about the ownership oil
some cattle.
Adolph Sutro, the protector OF the
famous Sutro tunnel in Nevada. has
been elected Populist mayor OF San
Francisco. He Is said to own one-tenth
6f the real estate In that city and
county.
Hon. William D. Bynum says the
ovcrthrowing OF tho country last Tues.
day was not an acceptance Of Ropubli.
can principles. but disposition to hold
the party in power responsible for the
hard times.
A cloud burst near Valencia, Voncxu-
ola, killed 100 persons and damaged tho
coffee and other crops to tho. cxtont oil
half million dollars. Houses have
been levelod, bridges washed away, and
traffic generally suspended.
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CABINET CHANGES
Talked of In Connection With the German
Ministry.

Ministry.
LONDON, Nov. GA Berlin dispatch
to the Times states that Herren Tesscn-
dorf and Koch have declined to accept
the portfolio OF the Prussiau ministry
OF Justice, made vacant by the dismissal
OF DR.. Won schelling.
Herr Won Hammerstein, director OF
the province OF Hanover, whose audi
ence with Emperor William this morn
ing teads to the belief that he will be
appointed Prussian minister OF agricul-
ture, vice Herr Won Heyden-C -Cadow,
is one OF the largest land owners in
Hanover He Is president Of tho
German agricultural council, which q
few days ago presented Chancellor Won
Hob enlohe with list of It's demands.
II he has not identified himself with
the agrarian agitation, he has. at least.
taken such part in furthering its
objects as to exclude any doubt as to
his sympathies. His selection as min
lstor OF agriculture Is therefore much
commented upon.
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One Of the remarkable things about
the remarkable campaign which closed
last Tuesday was the very fine service
afforded the newspapers by the West.
cru Union Telegraph Office. It's bulle-
tins on the night Of the election were
especially complete and satisfactory,
aud Its service in this state especially
was never equalled before. The news.
paper men feel under obligations to
Manager Tracy, OF the Wheeling Office.
who gave tho service his personal
supervision day and night. The prompt
ness and efficiency OF the company's
work has been generally commented on
aud always in complimentary way.
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opern An Next Week.

The Robinson Comic Opera Company
will appear at the Opera House on Mon
day evening, November 12, in Andran's .
ia Mascot" Tho cast is: Bci!inu, the
mascot, Lizzie Gonzatez; Fidme'ta,
Esssie Barton; Sargeaat, Jault Hubbard ;
Prince Edrenso, Dan Young; RiDpo.
Frank V. French; Rocco, Frank D. Mel
son; Prince Frederick, Chas. N. Holmes ;
Mdtteo, W. Pullman. During tho week
they will present popular repertoire
at popular prices. In Harrisburg, Al
toonH and McKessport tho Robinaous
have played to crowded houses aud no
doubt will do the same thing here.
They claim to have a strong chorus and
powerful ensembles. There will be
matinees on Wednesday aud Saturday.
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Minnesota Legislature.

sr. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. O.-The legis.
lativc returns are now ali in. The
legislature stands as follows: House
S Republicans: 2 Independent Repub.
itcans; 0 Democrats; 10 PopuIists, Civ
Ing q straight Republican majority OF
79. senate-45 Republicans; 8 Demo.
Gratis; 9 PopulistS, giving 80 Republican
majority: Republican majority on joint
ballot. lO3
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. o.-1t is rumored
here that privy councillor, Dr.. airsch.
the lato cars body physician. has died
suddenly. DR.. Hirsch was spending a
vacation at Meran when Gar Alexan-
doris illness became alarming, and he
was at once summoned to Livadia to
attend his majesty. He remained with
tho emperor until tho end.
The funeral Of Emperor Alexander
has now boon fixed to take place on
Saturday, November II. Court mourn
ing in varying degrees has becn do
creed for year.
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PITTSBURGH. PA, Nov 0.-At meet
ing Of tho Gint glass manutacturcrs, in
this city, tho question OF arranging a
now schedule OF prices wa, discussed.
No information was given,ous, but an.
other meeting will bo held soon.
Among those present at tho meeting
werc Charles Boldt, OF Muncie, Ind;
George NJ. lewis. OF Alton, ILL.,; George
w. Yost, Of Bellaire, O.; A. w. Young,
OF youngstown, o.
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THIRD DAYS MEETING
OF tho Methodist Missionary Conference
The Proceedings.

or the metnDutht HltbtiuHhty
The Proceedings
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 9.--Bishop
Bowman OF ST. Louis, presided at the
third days session Of the Methodist
Missionary Conference at tho Hanson
Place NJ! E. church to-day. Rev, A. B
Leonard read the report Of the South
American Mission. He said that the
committee had agreed to increase the
appropriation BY $4,000. DR.. ]. NJ.
Reid, OF New York, said that an inyes'
tigation should be made OF how the
money was to be spent before granting
IL. DR.. J. N. Buckley, editor OF the
Christian Advocate, moved that the re-
port be laid on the table. This was
agreed to. 49,,
Rev. DR.. R. NJ. Freshwater. of Ohio,
spoke in behalf OF the Bohemian popu-
lasion in his state. and begged the con.
yention not to cut down the appropria-
tions for the work. He said that there
were Thousands OF Bohemians In Ohio
ready to be converted.
Rev. DR.. J. T. Chatiee, OF Minneapolis,
said that they were doing good work
among the swedes and Norwegians in
Minnesota. He urged the conference
to enable them to continue the good
work by giving generous appropria-
tion.
Rev. H. olin Cady, Of :he Chinese
missions, gave long account OF the
manners aud customs of the people OF
the Celestial empire.
DR.. N. s. Vail, OF the Methodist Epis.
copal college Of Toxic, Japan. said that
tho Japanese public school system was
copy Of the American.
The committee on home missions and
committee on ways and means made
their reports.
Bishop E. G. Andrews. Of New York,
presided at the meeting held tonight
In the interest Of foreign missions. Ad.
dresses were made by DR.. A. B.
Leonard, Bishop Thoburn and Bishop
Nawmau.
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LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 9.-The official
count gives W. G. Owens, Democrat 1ol
plurality over George Denny, Republi-
can, in the Ashland district. Judge
Denny alleges that hundreds OF Repu b.
Leans wore denied the right to register
In Lexington and that frauds were COM
mttted at the election in the interest OF
his opponent, and says he will carry
the contest to the house OF represeata-
tives.
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The large and splendid choir Of the
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
church, undor the direction Of E. R.
Bullard, will sing at the young mems 6
meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association hall tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Riker. This meeting
will be q wide.awake aud interesting
one. The excellent singing aud stirring
talk will make the hour ono OF profit
and enjoyment for young men. All mon
are invited.
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BIGGEST BOOM OF ALL
The Great West Virginia Victory
will be Celebrated
IN THE GREATEST STYLE TONIGHT.

Pittsburgh, Cleveland aud All East
ern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
will Join with West Virginia In
Painting not oniy tho Town but tho
Earth aud Sky Red-The Greatest
Time tho State Ever Saw will be
Seen on This Occasion. aud all
Advocates OF Protection will be
Welcome.
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New YoRk, Nov. 9.-Funeral services
were held to-day over tho body Of
Frank W. P. Believe, the caricaturist,
whese work was widely known under
the signature "Chip." The services
were conducted at the late home Of tho
artist by Rev. MIR. Bridgman. assisted
BY the Rev. 81. II. Roach. The inter-
ment will be IN Woodlawn.
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Special Dtspaseh 70 ate latalliasaes.
SALEM, W. VA. Nov. 9.-Three tramps
broke jail at Grafton last night. The
officers there telegraphed our officials
here this morning and was successful
In capturing them. Several pieces Of
dynamite were found on their persons
when searched. They are charged with
burglary.
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Tnxns DemncrntIc.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, Nov. 9.-Returns from
the state show large Populist gains, but
Culberson, Democrat, for governor, will
have plurality Of about 10000. In the
Twelfth congressional district Noonan,
Republican, is elected by 500 majority.
The result in the Thirteenth district is
close between Cockrell, Democrat, and
Gllliland. Populist with the chances
tavoring Cockrell. Eleven districts are
Democratic,
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Roane County Republican.

Special Ditpatch % The hteili9eneet
SPENCER. ". VA, Nov. 9.-Roane
county gives Miller (Rep.) for Congress
1865, Harvey, (Dom.,. l,47s, Piersol.
(pop.) 100.
Hensley, (Rep. for state senate 1851,
Brown, fusion candidate, 1,649.
Crislip. (Rep.) for the Legislature re-
ceiyes 1855, Cunningham, Dem !, 400:
The entire Republican ticket is elected
by good majorities. The Populists cast
100 votes.
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Discretionary Pools.

PrrrsBuRaH. Nov. s.-Attorney Goehr.
ing, retained by the chamber OF COM
mercc, is preparing a bill in equity to
be filed against the discretionary pool
OF George NJ. Irwin & Co., on behalf of
the investors.
It was reported yesterday that the
Traders Syndicate and the American,
both Chicago concerns with local Offices,
will combine and depositors are urged
to continue their Investments on this
ground.
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WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. .e.-Brigadier
General Alexander Mcdowell McCook
has been appointed major general Of
the U. s. army, vice General Howard
retired and Colonel James w. Forsythe,
OF the Seventh cavalry. has been pro:
noted to brigadier general to succeed
NeFaok
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A Nav PnrtY.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 9.-Thc silver
men OF Colorado and other mining
states are maturing plans, 1t Is stated,
Tor launching "siIvcr party" Thcy
VIII cooperate with tho bi.m0tallists OF
tho south aud east and call will soon
be issued Tor meeting to effect an or.
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jorlsy returns from 10 counties; these
returns give Iurney DsmoeratJ 2,72S
The remaining eight counties gave In
1892 net Republican majority Of 307.
Chairman Carroll, Of the Democratic
committee. confidently insists that
these counties will not he able 10 wipe
out Turney's lead. The Republican
committee claims Evans election.
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Refineries to Resume.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 9.-owing to
the great demand for sugar, it is stated
on good authority that the refiueries In
Philadelphia, which have been closed
down for some time, will resume opera
tions next week.
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Fnirmoni,s LolIiilcntlon.
al Dtspateh 10 he Intelligeneer.

Special DLpatch % the InleEIiQtrter.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va. Nov. 9.-Extensive
preparations are being made by this
city and Palatine for an enthusiastic
demonstration on next Tuesday night.
Hon. s. B. Elklns, Congressmen-elect
Dovener. Dayton, Huling aud Miller
will be here. together with clubs from
Pittsburgh, Morgantown. Mckeesport,
Wheeling, Grafton and other points.
The general committee having the az
rangements in charge are usiug the best
means to make this q most notable
event
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Special Dt,pa.ch to he Intelsgneer
WAsuIsarox, D. O., Nov. post
masters commissioned: james +.
Chamberlain, Lowmar. vice Edward
8. Watts, resigned.
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Fire ut salem.
Special Dispatch to dc lnteIltanesr.

spectdl Dltpdteh 70 the lnteutdsHetr:
SALEM, W. VA, Nov. 9.-The hotel at
Central Station. owned by Mrs. McGraw,
harned tonight with all its contents.
This was a new house with twenty
seyen rooms. The cause 10 unknown.
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A NEW FEATURE.
Admission OF New States Was
Overlooked in Computing
TIE COMPLEXION OF THE SENATE.
utah. Arizona and New Mexico
win Add Six Senator'S.
CORRECTED ELECTION RETURNS

Give tho Republicans Ten Of tho
Missouri Congressional Delegation.
Mrs. boaae on tho Political Stu.
a.iou-owens Beats Judge Denny,
But There viii bs a oontest--rho
Populists Show Large Gains in
Texas, But tho State is Still Dom.
oorasic by q Good Majority.
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WAsulxaroN, D. G., Nov. 9.--The cash
balance in the treasury to-day was sl05,-
100, ,s96; gold reserve S61, ,904, ,S46.
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NASHVILLE, TESN., Nov. lo.-1:l5 a. m.
AZ this hour the American has full 70.
'urns IRON sixty.nine counties and ma.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
The Crimes to Which a North
Dakota Farmer Confesses.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM LYNCHING.

The Horrible Details of q North
Dakota crime-A Fiend Incarnate
With Two Murders 60 His Credit.
Killed the Husband aad Buried
Him in the Barnyard-Assauits and
Kills tho Wife aud Adds Arson TO
the List.
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PrrrspuRdu, Nov. 0.

J. K HaQ. Esq, Chairman, WheelinO. W Va
DEAR SR:-The Young Mems Repub.
lican Tariff Club accepts your kind In
yitation to join in your denomination
on Saturday aud will take 400 strong.
Will wire you when we will arrive.
Worry respectfully,
JOHN DOYLE, President.
WV. ]. DIETRICH, Secretary.
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Rotterdam OLDHAM from Now 7 0rh.
LiyVrpoot-Runtc from New York.
uAyrH-Edatn from New York.
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CLEVELAND, O., Nov. Q.

J. 4. HG0, td0iFFaa'l'
l accept your kind invitation with
the greatest pleasure. West VirHlnia's
glorious victory is the best OF all:
JAMES II. Horn.