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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-22
FRENCH UpROAR.
DR.. Marie. EGuoard Valiant, Socialist.
Comes TO tho Front.
In aspaseh in the Chambers Hc snid. "'sae
Ned Flag Ii tie sc.Ssi;ss Ti;.s',- Ae
Was q. n. pa'!a,l To L.ava thoTf.-
bc"o for His U:tcr.nces.

PARfa, Feb. 16-Ihers was qaits
noisy scene at the opening OF the chant
Der OF deputies Fr;0ay. and t:,s nlcin-
bern in al un,nistakable way expressed
their reondiat;on o. anarchist i.seas
Dr.. Maris Edouard Ya.iians, &. social
list, mcnn.ei tho tribune to s2css 10
motion made by n'mseif 10 .SttisJ '.'o
uiautes o. tho house IL rcSa:t: TO tho
seceut discussion OF nc incident ihas
occurred on Sunday lnst In Ivy sc;n-
etery, where Augusie Valiant = oar
led. when a number of aaorch'a.s and
ssocislists made demonstration.
DR.. yaillan. spoke il, a low tone. AID
the only part OF his speech snai was
heard was. ''tbe red Tag is si:e socialist
flag" CRASH
Concluding that the speaker waa
about to enter into laudat!cn OK tho
eomp,une, like that recently. made by
n. Thircier, the biousc-wcar.ng mem
Der who was suspended = few day ago,
q majority os the nienoers shouted,
Enough! Inough!' tneir cries drown
Ing tho yoce CT Dr valiant NJ Du-
puy, the president OF The cliainecr. Or
dered Dr. Valiant TO descend from tee
rostrurn, but the latter paid 40 .tte,l-
ton to him NJ. Eupry .acrcu?on
pointed to the steps Leading from CLIO
tribune TO the hoor Of the house, and
in energetic tones sais:: "loscend.
Monsieur Valiant desrerld. The words
you have uttered shall not be placed
on the loinutcs OF the chamber.
His order to b. Valiant waa greeted
with applause. The latter was svi-
IDENTITY abasletl. apd 1T once dcscan:;ei
from the tribune. AZ he was cc;ns
down tie steps ar. la7al cried ort
to him: You are the apostle Of aesi;s-
sins"
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REJECTED.
Psexhan's Nomination Not Confirmed By
tho Senate, ssGft x

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Atter atT5-
days session spentin the discussion OF
the nomination Of Wheeler Fl. Peck
ham, nominated By the president TO bs
associate justice OF the supreme coErt
of the United States, the senate Friday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, BY the decisive
vote of II to SO. rejected the notnirs-
ton. The senate ro~ consists Of s5
members, snd this vote accounts Cor
ell but - OF that Number. ssa-
The vote was as follows: Fer conf,
acknowledgements: Fate. B.ack buzz,
Brice, Eutler, Cafery, Faulkner.
George Gray, Earrls, fIuasou. h,n4sa.S.
Mcpherson, Martin, MILF, Mitchell.
Wis, Pslmsr, Fasco, Ransom, Eoacn,
Turpie, Was, VOORHEES, snl White
Na-j; republicans: isizon, Hale,
Mitchell tGre.). pc:.igrsw. Fiat. Proc
tor, Squire, stccl5siigo: 2opa'sst,
Kyle.
Aguinst co3HrlnatiaI1- Repab'ioans
kldrich, Allison, Cameron, Carey, Guam
lle-, Cullonl, Davis, Hcii,h, Frye, Gal
lingcr, Hansbrough. Haw,oy, l'i*Sina,
Hoar, Lodge, henderson. Morrill,, ici..
l,ins. Power, Shoup, Stewart, Teller,
Wasl,burn. Wilson. Democrats: Ferry,
Call. Cockreli. Colo. Daniel. Ginson,
German, Irby, .lores {.ir!lo., Mc,.aHGh-
lin, Murphy. Hi i'1-h. Vest. white
{Cal1. populiots: Allen, na!fer To-
tai, a.
This shows twanrythrea democrats,
eight republicans and one Fopri;st
voting for confirmation ard tlitee2
democrats, twopty-four republicans
and two populiats Toein:s ag@inet The
pairs were rs follows: tir. Mcmillan
for, with Mr.. Vance against; Morgan
for, with mir. Quay against: Mr.. Slnit;l
for with AEr. Dubois against: H,r
Cameron for. NJ Jones, o: Nevala,
sgains,. NJ, Coiqnit arci Air Sherman,
both favorable to confirmation. were
absent AID not paired
The president was informed CT the
defeat OF the slcc!::awl nomination
within ii few minutes after il had been
rejected A prominent senator sent
TELEGRAM to Mr. Cleveland over the
wire running from the senate 70 the
white house. During the cabinet meet
ing, which lasted from u o'c:ocis until
2:3o, the president #n@ eabinet officers
present waited for pews frcr, tho
senate, and it is Sd II Tho meeting
was prolonged in the expedition that
something detinite would 90 rocei7ed
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a NEW TURN.
Judge Caldwell says l. z. Ep:pioyes We're
i'n!ten AdvnntaEe Of.

Judge Caldwell says L. Z. Ep:pioyes We're
i'a.len Advantage of.
ST.. LOUIS, No, Feb 1f. Attorneys
Thmstcn and Corwin, who came here
to entleavor to secure an order harmon
izirg the contradictory opinions OF
Judge Dundy, of Omaha and Judge
Hallet., of Denver, have net with
surprise at the hands OF Circuit judge
Caldwell. In an informal talk with
Judge Caldwell to secure drtc Tor d
hearing, Mr. Thurston Eayo 2 resume
Of the existing state Of affairs, reciting
what the courts, as we'll as The rece"-
ers, had done, devcting himsalf moro
especially to the annuiing by the re-
ceivcrs Of the wage schedule and their
order placing now and reduced ono
In effect March 1, togsthel with Tie or
der Of judge Dundy' recognizing tho
propriety Of such action and the action
by Judge Hallctt, in eject. contrary 10
that order Aftor Some desultory talk,
Judge Caldwell said to Gen. Thnr6ton
that the receivers had taken the nii-
vertage OF the men behind their backs
go back 10 On1aEH Gnd revoke Cnnt
order" the Judge said ''Then will
take your case. Prepare and ADVERTISE
your schedule and give tie men notice,
ana thirl, that sixty days might not
be unreascna be. Twill come to Omaha
and hold the conference with your re-
caiyers and the representatives OF the
labor societies, and we viii see IL we
can not agree upon & schedule that
will be just to the employees and will
be such as tho receivers cun afford to
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.wOMAN 81 E'F'RAGlSTS.
Their n'ora l., tie Soutl discussed By Nils


Ciay an.! Others.
WAsnISGroN, Feb. 1.-THE second
DAYS session Of the twenty-siXth an
NAL convention OF TIC National
American Womnn's Suffrage associa-
ton oegan al 10 O'clock Friday morn
inc. The corresponding sccrct%ry
read her report, showing the results
that have been accomplished, both III
This country and abroad Miss Lama
Clay, Of kentucky, started q long DIS
cussion on the needs OF the south, and
of tie progress tnat had, been made
A recess vas tal,en until the afternoon,
when services were held IL meicory' OF
Mrs. Lncy Stone, Eliza beih Cakes
Smith, lion. Leland Stanford, lion
Charles O.Ieil and George ". childs,
at which addresses were made BY Mrs
Julia Ward Howe and others.
WASHING IoN, Feb. l7.--The house
committee on the Judiciary Saturday
directed sir. Goodnight, of kentucky,
to reouest the house to allow the COM
mittce to withdraw tho resolution re-
ported adversely last week, providing
for woman suffrage. This action was
takes at the request Of the woman
suffrage convention, whica is to be
heard en- The subject
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AGAINST SUGAR,
Sat Es-ornblc to t.c whisky Trust-arb-
Colnyo:ttcc Revision.


WAsHINcroS. Fah lit has leaked
on. that the senate srb-colllnistee TO-
visinr the 'ITilson tariff recommend
{. usi:oria duty OF one cen: Il pound
upon sugar of I'll grades, ar'i that the
trx upon whisky DO placed az sL@@o Per
gallon, and .hs bonded period extcrtlel
from three to live years and the Coos
in bond made to pay TIE increase of
tax. Both the sugar and whisky repre-
sentatsves here lave bocn INFORM
ally informed OF this action, oil
reports to the contrary notwitA-
standing. the first action is II
opposition TO the sugar, trnst,. AK!
the latter is favorable to She whisky
trust The whisky action is ia cart
justified by the fact that The iucreasc
OF tax and the Requirement. that goods
in bond shall pay the increase viii
vastly increase thc revenue OF TIE S@T-
crnnort Immediately upon the passage
OF the bill, rs the owners Of whisky IN
bond will DE anxious 10 escape pay
uent OF the increase o. thirty, cents
gallon, and will pay the tax on bonded
spirits and Immediately ta!Se it ou1 of
bond.
The SD b-com.nittec have boom notified
by majority OF the senators and the
members OF the house ways and ineans
committee that it would lie useless to
report any proposition which wouid
favor the sugar trust, as II would ba
voted down in both houses a!Taoss
unanimously. 1t Will be realenlherel
thnt the ways and means Committee
attempted to favor the tr1et by
recommending q discriminating; dnty
in favor Of the rctiuers amounting 10
quarter OF cent per pound. = ha'l
the proposition cninc before the house
it only received about twenty or thirty
votes, or less than q sufficient n":n.
Der TO demand the tellers. 1T is NO
believed that twenty votes could be
summoned in the senate 70 support
any duty Intended to favor the re-
GuerS sees.
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Ircreana Uu.e.1Y Tax.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-Director Freiberg,
OF the whisky trust, talking OF trust
matters, said Sunday: Since It has be-
come evident that tee senate will zee
o,pmend an. increased tux on spirits,
there has been q rush OF orders
from dealers. have assurances that
the majority Of the senate COM
lnittco arc in favor OF TN increased tax
on oil whisky manufactured after July
Of this year. Dealers want to stoek up
under the old scale OF prices, for the
cost of spirits viii advance with the in
creased tax. The output OF the plants
st riverside, Peoria and Chicago is now
teing increased 'fs
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"nIOr IIlDORS SEED"
!, T-yrc.soa 20 10 the Report on Hawaii
-sc:.ate Co:aE!Eoe May Dlsnppoint
Cr,,s,..T,

!, I.xrc.so,. 20 10 the Report on Hawaii
-scaate Committee May Disnppoint
C;ros;'..'n.
WAsn.xe1oy, fcb. i9.-Tho senate
sub-ccsnmittee on foreign affairs have
completed thc taking Of testimony in
the Hawaiian matter, ana the great re-
port is aoort ready to be given TO TIE
full committee. Con trary tothe cXpseta-
tions Of many it is learned, from what
seems TO be excellent authority. that
the report supports The American IDEAS
Of the Harrison administration, and
has no fault TO find with the actions OF
its representatives at Honolulu, hz-
Minister John J.. Stevens
The only members of the sNccoinmit-
tee who VIII NOT s;gn this report, it is
said, will be Senators Gray and DanieH
and whether they will make formal
minority report commencing the
Cleveland policy is not yctlinown. SEN
ator Morgan, who has been heretofore
counted as lcaning toward the present
administration, is, according to this
report, very much opposed to it Oil this
ore VO:nt
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WESTERN SENTIMENT.
Expressions OF Tho Trans .iiis.iss.o?i Con
Sress Cpon Important Natter.

Sresa Cpoa Important HGitcrs.
san FRANCISCO, Cal. Fe5. The
Trans Mississippi congress Saturday
morning gave consideration TO the rcsc-
luton providing tor the construction
ana ownership BY the United Suites
government Of The Nicaragua canal.
After discussion which lasted ali DAY,
the resolution was adopted.
Other resolutions were adopted Is
follows: That the government must
not elbow the Hawaiian islan.is to fall
into toe hands OF or under the control
of any European powers, that the APP
plication c; the provisional govern
ment for annexation by peaceful
means should not be denied ~ the
United States; iavoring a sub-n'arine
cable from the Hawaiian islands to .he
Pacific coast; governmen; irrigation
station and artesian basin il South DE-
Lota; an additional member or the cab
met, to be called the secretary OF min
ing; urging the immediate passage OF
the bill now bofore the house. Tor the
election hereafter OF United States Sen
ator by the direct vote OF the people
instead of or the legislatures
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"A kyfil Confession.

FnEDge!ch, Feb. 17.-Nm. Leonard,
who shot and killed Jessie Anderson,
in Sertenl Tor last, was hanged IN rho
iail ward Friday morning Besoro
diving leonard col,fsssed that he mnr-
dsrei his third wife and her newly
born twins The man also asserted
that his name was not LEONARD, but
that lie assumed the name TO keep 0is-
grace from his family. lie has Il
brother an oficor in the British army,
and an uncle and six cousins in phila-
delphia.
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IL 4 Fac Fly.

ATLANTA, &C., Feb. IA ease Of
mental aphasia has developed in the
mysterious man who hes been for so
long TT the Grady hospital. He was
knocked down Hnd robbed several
weeks ayo, ard since thcn be has been
unable 10 remember his own name.
Sun,iay lie offered reward OF s15o to
ery. ore WHO could tell him his name.
Re says shat il ne could remember it
he could remain Der every thing. Chief
Of Police Connelly hid him sit for q
photograph, which will be sent al over
fha cOuntry
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,g,,r.,ar,d Ten Yraro Ago.

DALLAS, Tex, Fei. IA month
ago. on the OLD Basley farm. IL deep
tnicl1at, Il skeleton WIS found The
skull had been perforated by 2 bullet,
and within the skull The leaden missile
was found It was Ncut:Red Is the
skeleton Of Henry Kirk, : farmer who
had been lured to death ten years
ago Sheriff Cabell Thursday received
d telegram from tho sheriff Of Miller
county, Ark, saying thu. ". i. Amber
son vas il jail il that county. It is
claimed that Anderson shot Kirls.
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nvaarlite IL q stow.

EDaxaroN, Kan, FEB. 10. "A man en-
gagged in sinking well on farm OF
Jacob Smith placed as:ick ofdynamite
ia thc cooA-stove oven 10 tilaw out and
-wcnt away. ,tlrs. Smith and her
daughter-in-iaw soon aftorwarl went
10 work ii the Kitchen. unaware OF the
dancer they were in. The dynamite
socn thawea and exploded, blowing
the stove into atoms, wrecl,ing ror-
tion of the house and seriously wound
ing both women.
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FARO G4l.,e Held 10. .

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l7.-'Ihe faro
game Of Carroll & Weoter, in this city,,
was held Up y ESQ lnsa q. o'clcc1
Friday morning. lce rcti;ers secured
nearly s., hoo. One OF the robbers was
taken into custody and identified us
q son Of lIx-:jarho, Commissioner Paul
sell. The other man decanped.
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Iron Hall Fun lis.

IxD1ANAPoLts, Ind, Feb 17-Pcti-
tions in the Iron Hall receivership have
raised new questions with reference to
tho distribution Of the assets. One is
filed by an Ohip branch, and alleges
that receiver for that branch was APP
pointed, and the court made an order
for him to distribute the assets,
amounting to about $4,000, and moro
than this amount has been paid in by
the members, and it is all in the hands
OF Receiver Failey, of this city. Other
petitions fled are to the same purpose.
Judge Winters said Friday he2tnougha
the position OF the Ohio branch unten-
Gble
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WHITE GAPS
Bury y Ran Alive, So Remaining in the
Grcnch Thirty Hours.
one llO.n1

Bury E!an Alive, SO HelnainIn3 III the
french thirty Gours.
DAHvILLE, Ky, Feb. 19.-An instance
OF the extreme cruelty rescrted to by
The so-ccllcd white caps" that have
been ternorizing portions 7of Mercer
and Washington courties, is reported
from Leeshurg, a small village on the
Salt riYcr 4 man numcd HlacA Bot
tom incurred tie displeasurc OF
these scouidrels and they deter
mined to punish him. So they Went
to his house one night recently. und
taking him from his bed, tied his arms
ara legs and then buried him about a
foot and half under ground. just
leaving a hole big enough to free his
face 50 that he would not smother to
Gcath They Chen covered brush over
tnis hole 10 rendcr his discovery more
difficult lie remained in this condition
for about thirty hours, when he was
released, more dead than alive.
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panic il, 2 eaurca.

MADRID, Fab. 70. While high mass
was bcing celebrated in the Church OF
S;au Sebastiaa sunday states fell from
the ROOT The congregation thought
that a bomb had been ti.rown, and eti
rushed TO tie door. Several persons
wore tralap.ea, bat nobody.was injured
,I,ol.tallv E1& -
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FLORENCE BLYTHE
Engaged In tho By i.rwsu.ns Over Her
Fcur Millions.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1a.-Gov Mark
ham has brought suit 10 secure the es-
cheat Of the Gypsy Blythe estate,
valued at $1,000, 900 to the state.
The complaint alleges that on April
4, 1853, Thomas II. Blythe was
tho owncr and seized in fee simple
absoluto and in The possession and
occupation Of the real property which
is then described: that Blythe died
w;tlou: leaving any wife issue or heirs
to take or inherit his estate Or any i,or-
ton thereof, Which has therefore es-
cheated C &c state Of California for
the support Of The common schools. d.
NJ. Delnl@9. for the Williams hairs; Nc
Dermott for the coz pa3j'. and CARRIER,
Roalt s. bishop for Florence blythe, 90
ret appear to ant:ci:'a - much troe Die
from the state in this law suit
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vnurr y1n1nan EErnaa To DaGth

.CI.AnKsyud.H, Tenn, Eco l7.-While
alone uta,olne, III the Sixth listrict OF
this comfy. the daughter o. c ~.
Wade burned to death, being the sec
ond young woman to meet. death oy
fire within few miles of Mere In tho
past few days. ses
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.r,,s sroyns sign grs.tsnst .ia.

sr. LocIs, No, Feb. T.-Pitchar
Theodore Breitenstein, yYho las before
been in the bpx for tho browns. signed
Eriflay Inorningsato play, thAt position,
the co.a :ng season. Itis understood he
gets III. the vicinity Of 60, 600.
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ra;e,. .:.syea IL a Fox By Express.

CANroa, O., Feb 16.-Four Minerva
man shipped Joe Coleman. 1eai.lninded,
by express IN i. bos TO John Weiss, 8
local sales.lst 4a. no interstate eonl-i
nlesce Law was pi'3latei there will re
an investigation. s1
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& Gen. Early 1mpcoyed. /

LYNcimtGG, Va, Fob. 1a.-The con-.
s,li,ion OF Gen Early was so uarch i'm
pyegea snaday that he was able to
te&Fo his loo.n and take asride about
the city-sin tiae street ears.
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KMsomA, Esn, YoM 1a-The worst
biixza-d aad snow stern experienced
hcra for years prevailed oil day Sun
der. The annw IS twelve to fourteen
fnoses ttsco with 10 appearances es
abatiag.
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rra.mo AIIfnueo.

sDEsyEn, Col, Feb ia traffic ALI
.ances between the Grlf road and tho
Denver & Rio GrandeI has been com
pleted, and the Anal repers iFall 90
signed earlY this week.
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lJi,,., t,,syi,. q Iadyos..ii,.. Ind,

REDroGp, Ind, FEB se,- R;phtl,eria,
which st Il. tervsls threlsansd bore
during lie sIast issSialfttsss ngaiu nrako
sontin East s. &c scfso! heu;.s, pSeessst--
tatiils the ciass.sss. q ssiie ses1eol ton
apora i iiy. SO "a. tayq c,s es k9ve been
reported, and s.ll otsorts Will IS fully
exercised 70 prevent tie fatal disease
from spreading,
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asaretarv Mo-s.a asaget, II Eslgy.

.NEgsas.sA Glrlg Mobi, Feb I.-,Iho
bitter ss.eiinss OF sons persons agaiast
j. ss:sl,i7a., Marion, secrcta.rg q; ,Sari-
& asst!ised 3. g: f..ss..:: l'l
49, ..i1 ,;esss,-'l s.ii
s. s., s.si llis.sa bscl sia..;ao>l IN,
seifgse-g ia the city park,
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A. Lsad Borenza.

Duaeqves la., Fob. la,-The caryio'1
miro, Ia which, after forty years, operr--
ayions we're recently resa.le3 Los Dc
S,e.opcd TIC Digge,ss lead IN ainsngas
History IAillieas of pounds .ssese are
III SIGH I, asla The dasly yield IS $50, 9 ~
pounds, II is.sdeelprsa lsitea states
Senator II ones il the ewner.
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Nanolaan,s statua Wracxsa

EoULoes&, Feb 1o.-The, statue of
Napoleon. which was erected in 1854 by
Epg.isb,nen. has been blown down and
broken TO pieces.
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TIE BRAZIL WAR.
President Pe;xoto has Trouble In H!s
Own household.


BuESos AyEEs, Feb. l3.-Advices
received here from Rio Janciro
THURSDAY. confirm tho report that
Gen. G;.,7ao, assistant minister OF
war, hud resigned because OF
differences betlTcen hraielf and
President Pai:oio regarding the treat.
ment Of insurgents who had been cap
tured bJ tire government forces. 1t is
further said that Gen. Aacedo, COM
man,ing ct Fort SAINT. Cruz. mas been
arrested on suspicion CT being 4 spy.
The Insurgents hold tho state OF Far
ana, and ,trrc are signs that disatEec-
ton is beginning to spread III The state
Of San Paulo.
The authorities, fearing that the ger
risons in the cities Of San Panic and
Santos, in tire state OF s;ar Panic, would
join the insurgents, have withdrawn
thcrl ard replaced them with other
troo?S The Gcien:es Of those placcn
have been increased. a battle along
the boundary line between Parma and
San pauio is iiaEiinent.
4 conflict has occurred among the
troops and the inhabitants il A!agoas,
in til. state O; that name in tho north
eastern section OF Brazil. Many Of the
latter were killed Ike foreign jour-
nails IN sal parlo have iieen suppressed
The rlanager Of a German newspaper
published ahere has been arrested. The
banks are clcsei and business general
ly is at sta1t.stiil.
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auo,f,er Cod E,aye.

ST. PAUL. MINI, fcb. !9-after two
weeks OF bright. warEa weather, there
carie aaspd;;e., drop in the temperature
Sun5av, ard st 70 O'Clock Sunday night
there Vas not point IN Minnesota,
North pai.cta, Montana Or Manitoba at
which TIE mercury was not below zero
The lowest tempefa ture reported vas
War.dn, laIinn.. 24 degrees below at
c'clcck st the same hour it was 81
degrees below at Halicck. and 20 de-
gyces below at Rrookston. In North
Dakota tho average temperature was
II degrees below zero. At Montana
points II ,7s.s Is toa0 degrees below.
rai:,yor Watts Royal GIFT.
WASHINGTON. Feb i7.-The, cele-
bratesl English painter, q. z. Watts, OF
the Royal academy, has offered to pre-
sent to the u $. government the paint
ing, Love and Life" which was on
exhibition at the Worlds London ex-
position. Fer its acceptance en- act OF
congress will be needed, and Secretary
Gresham has. written to the committee
on foreign affairs, requesting resolu.
ton. The committee voted to report q
resolution ,fiso painting will be hung
iii the reception room OF the white
house, as there is no national gallery
IN which t.. place it
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Ilervvsgu4aH, Pas Fob. l7.1-sr;:,s jury
"a tue ease OF the Manafe.a saiae sittscrs
re gnss,esi q verdict friday night Gems.
y:st:ng lhirty-ave Of the fisy-eight de-
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