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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-21
NEWSLETG
interesting Pieces OF TeIsgraphIc News
in small space.

interesting Pieces OF TeIegraphlc News
in small space.
WASHINGTON. D. c., February 2O.-The
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations: Martin j. Russell,
10 be collector of customs port OF Chicago
Frank G.. Hoyne, appraiser port Of Chi
cage: DelOs p. Phelps United States sub
treasurer at Chicago; John w. Arnold,
marshal for the Northern district Of Hill
nois: James W. Hunter, collector OF inter
nal revenue for Peoria, Ills, district;
Russell n. Whittlesey, Of Iowa, surveyor
of customs. Council Bluffs, Iowa; William
II. Milton, ,Jr., surveyor general OF Florida.
Postmasters: Wilbur Nj. Carpenter,
Geneva, Ohio; Clinton B. Hart Jefferson,
Ohio; WaGmore Redhead, Astabula, Ohio;
w. 81. II. McIliar, Cambridge, Ohioi John
Jones, Portsmouth, Ohio.
MADRID, February 20.-The Minister Of
Foreign affairs has received a cable mess
age from the Spanish minister at Wash
iugton saying that the United States gov
ernment has admitted the principle OF the
Spanish claim for damages to Spanish sub
iects who suffered during the Florida war.
These claims are a set of for the long dis
cussed Mora claims of Havana. against
which Deputy Lastres, Of Mayaguez leads
the opposition in the chamber.
Dgs MONIES, Iowa, February 2O.-The
state Senate to-day passed the House Dill
recurring the American flag to be dis
played on every Iowa school house during
the sessions of school
FosroRIA, o., February 20.-Another
thousand barrel oil well was struck at
noon to-day.
LocKHART. TEXAS, February 20. - Ten
prisoners in the county jail overpowered
the guard last night took the keys from
HIM and escaped.
RENO, NEVADA, February 2O.-The
block on the railroad in the Sierre noun
tains is the worst in years. The Truckee
passenger train has been abandoned. 1t
will be several days before the road is
opened.
CAIRO. Ills, February 2O--The State Of
Missouri sprung leak, was run on bar at
New Madrid and sank. No lives lost.
Cargo viii De saved.
SALlNEvuLE, ONO, February 20.-The
miners Of this district have decided TO re-
sist the proposed - per cent reduction.
The mines were all idle to-day.
MANSFIELD, PA, February 20.-The
towns OF the Mansfield Valley and Char
tiers Borough have consolidated under
the name: Carnegie, for Andrew Carne-
gle. The towns viii have 4,OOO pOpula
ton.
P1TTsBURG, PA, February 20.-The Cen
tral Bank, of this city. went into liquida-
ton to-day, with abundant funds TO pay al
depOsit0rs.
NloKEEsPoRT, PA, February 20.-FoI
several nights past circulars setting forth
the principals of Anarchy have been dis
tribUted all over this city. They are
headed, "The Communist-Aaarchist 70 the
Proletarial.' p and declare war upon pri-
vate property, the Church aud State.
I.oNpoN, February 20.--The American
line steamer Paris arrived az Liverpool
to-day.
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GOVERNOR M'KINLBYS PROPERTY

Decided Back TO Him and Mrs. HIckinley
BY the Trustees to Whom They Turned
it over
CLEVELAND, O., February 9o.-The
property which Governor and Mrs. Nc
Kinley conveyed TO trustees last sum
mer when the Governor was forced TO
make an Assignment by the failure OF d
Youngstown manufacturer for whom
be had indorsed notes, has been trans
ferred back TO them. This result Is due
20 the efforts Of the trustees, Messrs.
II. II. Kohlsaat, OF the Chicago Inter
Ocean; Colonel MyrOn T. Herrick,
Of Cleveland, and Judge SWilliam K.
Day, OF Canton. When they received
the trust they decided without consult
ing the Governor to raise money with
which TO meet the Governors o6liga-
tions. This has been fnlly done by pri-
vate subscriptions. The fnal papers
bave been filed in the Probate Court at
Canton, the property decided back to
Governor and Mrs. Mckinley and the
trustees discharged.
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A VALUABLE ACQUISITION.

The Supreme Court Judges and Omeial'
Pleased with Senator whites selection.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February 90
The records Of the Supreme Court show
that the accession of Justice White 10
the bench leaves New York State with
out representative in the court for the
first time since 1906, the only exception
since the court was established.
The Justices and officials Of the Su-
preme Court are especially gratihed at
the choice Of Justice White. de has
been much among them, aud there we're
hopes expressed as far back as the re-
lection of Hornblower that toe Louisl-
ana Senator would be chosen. This
was due mainly TO the fact that the
Court has lacked an authority on
the civil law, embraced In the JuStina
Code and later in the NapOleonic Code.
All of the States of the Union except
Louisiana found their laws on English
common law, but Louisiana founded
her system on the NapOleonic Code,
which came from the Roman civil law.
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TROUBLE AT THE POLLS.

A Municipal Election In Pittsburg Stirs
Thing Up-Knlves, Pistols and Bnhes
Displayed.
PIrrsBURG, PA, February 20.-The
municipal election to-day was one of the
most exciting ever held in Pittsburg
and Allegheny and the result was sig
nal victory for the Republicans. In
several wards the contests were very
close and revolvers, jack knives, handy
bilMes," and brawny fists were potent
factors i'm determining the results.
In the First, Fourth, Fifth and
Twelfth wards of the city, dangerous
weapons were displayed with an
abandon worthy Of the early days in the
West. In the First ward, Officer
O'Neil and a voter we're only pre-
vented from an exchange OF blow S
By mutual friends; in the Fourth, De-
tective Pat Csrrigan drew re-
volver on one Dan O'Neill, but did
not shoot: in the Fifth, a negro
attempted TO use a revolver and a white
man retalated with 4 knife; in The
Twelfth, a free for all fight occurred.
Happily bl0odSbed was Rverted in every
instance.
The Republicans have gained several
coupcilmen aud have carried the city
by from 1000 10 1900 majority. In the
county the returns are meagre az mid
night. but Indicate a majority for Grow
OF 30. coo.
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ROBBERY AND SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Outlaws Attack House in Logan County,
and Some Shooting Results.
SseofdE TSge0rdEa 10 tas Rscisrsr

SsecfdI TS.eOrdm 10 ne Register.
WHARNCLIFFE, w. VA, February 20.
&C. Blankenshlp's general store at
Whyoming Station, three miles east OF
here, was robbed Of about $50 worth
OF goods, consisting of thirteen suits OF
clothing, some dry goods, and nearly
fifty pair of boots and shoes. The rob-
berry was committed one night last
week and is supposed to have been the
work Of home talent. A reward
of 800 has been offered. A posse Of
men was sent each way through the
country, but their efforts proved fruit
less. Sunday morning the goods were
found half mile below Hatfield.
News has reached here from Beech
Creek that the house of Moses Chris
tian was broken into last night Noses
being a brave old Forty-niner, gen
eral shooting affray ensued. The
robbers were in the lower
story of the building, while
Mr.. Christian was on the second floor.
The floor showed 12O bullet holes, so
having went up and 20 down. Mr..
Christian was shot through the leg.
Both parties shot until their ammuni-
tion was exhausted. 1t was rumored
that Frank Phillips, the Kentucky out
law, was implicated in the shooting.
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STILL DEAD-LOCKED
The House Makes No Progress on the
band soignlOrags Bin.

The House Makes No Progress on the
band SeigniOrags Bill
WASHINGTON, ID. C., February CO.
The House made progress in its efforts
TO get a quorum favorable TO the Bland
seigniorage bill to-day. When called to
order 40 noon, the sergeant-at-arms had
FIVE members under arrest, all of whom
were stood up in row like naughty
school boys, before the Speaker. They
in turn offered various excuses for their
absence, which, though for the most
part rather thin, we're deemed sufficient
by the Speaker, who excused them.
Mr.. Bland at once resumed his efforts
20 get vote on the proposition 10 close
debate, but the Republicans and eastern
Democrats sat silent on the roll calls,
and he could do nothing. He hopes to
have a favorable quorum tomorrow.
In the Senate, the day was devoted TO
presenting petitions, wraDgling over
who should read WashingtOn'S address
on his birthday, and discussing sites for
the new public printing Office.
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AN ASYLUM DESTROYED.

Loss Amounts TO sleO.OOO-NO One Hurt.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, February 20
While night watchman Wendell Smith
was making his ROUNDS at the Rochester
State hospital at $50 o'clock this morn
ing he discovered flames issuing from
the laundry Of the institution, located
in the central portion OF the big build
ing in which the untOrtunates Of the
state are confined. The flames spread
rapidly owing To- lack Of water, and the
building was destroyed. From the
moment the first cry Of" ire was
given the inmates OF the building
we're in state OF intense excitement.
Their shouts and cries for aid were pitt
fu!. AT fifteen minutes past six o'clock
the officials OF the institution decided
that the safety of the inmates demand
ed their removal, which was accomp-
UsheI without loss OF life. The burned
building was a four-stOrY structure 100
bv 20 feet in dimensions, and was built
fifteen years ago Or. Howard, warden
or the institution, said that the loss
would amount 20 100000. There Is no
insurance. AT the time the FIRE broke
cut there were ia the building 220 male
inmates, 2l3 female inmates and no
keepers and officials.
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WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRS,

srssia, 7e,sors1n 20 ths ts,s-
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 20
Mrs. Mary r. Williams was to-day ap-
pointed postmaster at Cleveland, Web
ster county w. Va, vice ii. e. Phil
lips, resigned.
Albert NJ. Kessel was to-day commits
ioned postmaster az Corda, w. Va, and
Frank ID. Harris at Fontaine, w Va.
Representative Anderson has for a
long time been enGeavOring to induce
Postmaster-Ge Bissell 70 make a
change TO the postmaster at Ronce-
verte, Greeubrier county, and has at
last succeeded. the President to-day
nominating Robert C. ROdes, TO super
cede the present Republican incum-
hent. Charges Of offensive partisanship,
it is understood, were fled against the
latter
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rAE PENNsYLvANIA ELECTION.
Grow Elected Congressman at Large by
over Hundred thousand.

Grow Elected Congressman at Large by
over Hundred Thousand.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, February 20
Election returns are coming in slowly,
but indications point to heavier vote
than was cast last fall for State Treas
urer and Justice of the Supreme Court
when the Republican plurality was
135.146. In Philadelphia nearly
every ward thus far heard from
shows Republican gains and if the ratio
of increase is maintained the Repub-
lican plurality 10 this city will be near
Iv go. 900, an increase of over 1000 over
last fall. In the country districts the
Democrats are gaining somewhat, es-
pecially in York county, where Han
cocks plurality is 1,500 more than that
given Osborn for State Treasurer 1t
is safe TO say that Galusha A. Grow
)Repubican)Is elected CoRgressman-at-
Large by between 10000 AID l25, goo
plurality.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 90
Pennsylvania, with the counties Of
Bradford, Bucks, Butler, Cambria,
Clarian, Forest, Elk, Jefferson, Juniata
and Mihlln not heard from, gives a
plurality OF 14O, AIS for Galusha A.
Grow Republican, for Congressman-at-
Large
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 90
Returns from the State at midnight in-
dicate plurality for Grow OF more
than 135, 600.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 2L-
. A. M.-The Associated Press returns
up 10 1870 a. m. indicate a Republican
plurality in the State Of 10000. This
is the greatest plurality ever given the
Republican ticket in this State.
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THE UNEMPLOYED OF BOSTON.
Almost a Riot Because the Legislature
Refused to Listen.


BosToN, MASS, February 20-SeV-
eral hundred unemployed men, evident
ly destitute and hungry, met on the
common this afternoon, and after listen
ing to speeches, marched into the State
House, clamoring for aid. They caused
a decided sensation among the officials
and clerks, bat made no serious demon
Strations.
One Of their number was sent to ad-
dress the legislature, ~ but he was not
granted the privilege, whereupon he
mounted balcony and addressed his
followers. Resolutions were then
adopted, asking aid. The governo.
came to the balcony and addressed
them, counseling peace and good order.
The resolutions were then presented to
the legislature and taken under con-
sideration by the body, special COM
mlttee to devise means OF relieving the
distress, being appointed.
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Wanta Caucus.

WAsHINGrNN. d. c., February 90
There is talk Of q Democratic caucus in
the Senate. Those favOring it are
afraid the tariff bill, when reported
from the Finance Committee, will not
be satisfactory, but those favoring the
Wilson bill as passed by the House do
not believe there will be any need for
caucns
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PUDDLERS BREAK AWAY.
Amalgamated Men go in at the Keystone
Mill at 81 a Ton.

PITTsBURG, PA, February 20.-Not-
withstanding the action taken by
the Amalgamated Convention yester-
day to stand firm for the scale a num-
Der of puddlers broke away to-day and
returned to work at the Keystone mill
accepting the 81 rate.
The management claims to have sutfi-
cient number of men TO operate eight
furnaces, and general resumption will
take place tomorrow. The National
officers are pleased with the result Of
the convention, and predict that the
crisis has passed, and better times for
the iron and steel workers may be ex-
pected in the near future.
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JOHN Y. m'KANE III.
The Worry Of the Past Few weeks Caus-
lug serious Kidney Troubles.

lug serious Kidney Troubles
BRooKLYN, n. Y, February 20.-The
order granted by Judge Cullen does not
give much satisfaction to John y. Nc
Kane's friends or inspire expectations
that he can be kept from going TO Sing
Sing prison this week.
AT the Raymond street jail tonight
John Y. McKsne was said 70 be very
ill., His family doctor visited the Jail
and decided that the illness was not
dangerous.
Ii is known that McKane takes bis
confinement hard, and has not been 10
bis usual robust condition Of late. He
has been a sufferer from BriRht's dis
ease, and this ailment has been aggra-
waited by the worry and suspense OF the
past six weeks.
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nannlnr.on KaIEh,. Of FyshIas CeIsbEase

SDselQl Tslsorcri 70 tas Rs1is,s-
MANNINGroN. w. Va, Septem Der 90.
Columbia Lodge No GA. X. Of p, cell
ebrated the thirtieth anniversary Of the
order Monday evening by giving bur
lesoue initiation at Prichard's Hall and
a grand banquet in the auditorium OF
the new P. =. Church. Two hundred
and fifty people we're present at the
han 20 witness tho ceremony Of riding
the goat, after which they all adjourned
TO the banquet.
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More serious than at FIRST Reported.

BUExos AYERS, February 20-The
following has been received from Rio
De Janeiro: The recent fighting at
Nichtheroy isFreported to have been
more serious in it's results than was at
first supposed Before the insurgents
were driven off they succeeded in burn
ing the Government arsenal and in cap
turing is guns
1t is declared that the government
loss 10 men amounted to 72s, while the
insurgents lost 272.
An attempt has been made by secret
partisans of Admiral De Mello to blow
up the office OF the government journal
Tempo, in this city, with dynamite.
The attempt was not successful.
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TOO MUCH BEER.

The Additional Weight of Few Barrels
of Enthusiasm Causes Political club
House TO collapse.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2O.-While
the Eleventh Ward Club, Of this city,
we're celebrating the victory of their
councllmauic candidates tonight, n
frame annex to the club house, at 532
North Second street, collapsed. Sew
eral barrels OF beer had been brought
into the annex, and this addl-
tional weight is supposed to have caused
the accident. The club house was
crowded at the time and a large num-
Der of men were precipitated to the
ground, distance of about fifteen feet.
Thirteen men were seriously injured
aud several more received slight
bruises. The victorious candidates had
left the rooms only few minutes be-
fore the accident occurred.
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CORNELL STUDENTS PLAY JOKES

and as Result One Person is Dead and
Others in Danger.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, February 20.-At
Cornell University tonight the sopho-
mores, in an attempting TO play trick
on the freshmen, generated chlorine
gas. Several students were overcome
and carried ont unconscious. A negro
woman employed as cook, has died from
the effects OF the gas.
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Two smart Alecks IndIcted.

NEBRASKA CITY, NEB., February 90
The Otis county Grand Jury prompt
" investigated the hanging in effigy OF
Secretary OF Agriculture j. S. Morton and
his son, and found but two persons i'm
plicated-Zach Z, White and Henry A.
Hoerath, one a constable, the other a
painter. Both men have been Indicted.
The action of the Grand Jury is heart
lily endorsed by all men regardless OF
~cIftfoo
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NO NOVA SCOTIA GOAL
Can Compete in the United States
With West Virginia.
FIGURES GIVEN TO PROVE THIS.

West Virginia Operators Who
Welcome the Prospect Of Free
Coal and Who Challenge the
World in Open Market to Com
pete in Quality or Cheapness
of Their Coals-Free Iron Would
Build Up the South and Stimu-
late its Coal and Coke Produc-
tion-Some New Light on the
Free Goal Question.
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Tho Grouad is Very soggY,

Wu.KEsBABRE, Pa, February 90
@ surface Of the Gaylord nine Is
newhat soggy this morning and the
ark OF rescue is proceeding very eau
usly. No bodies have yet been re-
gsred and it is very doubtful at the
fe the men are working, If any will
reachad to-day.
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THe KkNNA STATUE.
Sculptor Doyle, Of New York, Likely 20
Get the Contracr.
n...-l.L r.l.n--.r, u n. Rarll---

0eE tm0 CONTRACT
Sueci0l Ts.eor ~, 70 t9s Rsgif,-
WASHINGTON, ID. O., February 20
The contract for making the statue OF
the late Senator Kenua 10 be placed In
the Capitol here viii probably be award
ed 60 Sculptor Doyle, Of New York, al
though his design was not at all salts
factory % some members Of the com
mittee. Governor MacCorkle and Mr..
Dana, OF Charleston, OF the committee
favored the Dole design, and Mrs.
Kenna lis also understood 10 have aD-
proved it, which 10 Is thought will in
sure the award TO Mr. Doyle. Senator
Faulkner favored the design submitted
b7 SIR. T.. S. j.. Dunbar, young sculp-
tor Of this city, which many competent
Judges pronounced a much more accu-
rate likeness Of the dead Senator than
the other.
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FRESNO. GAIA, February 20.-Chris.
Evans was brought into Court thls
morning and sentenced TO imprlson-
ment for life at Folsom. He seemed
hseriu' and greeted all who spoke 10
Pa pleasantly. Evans denies the story
M be abused Mrs. Brighton.
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LONDON. February 21.-A dispatch
|the Times from the H0mbUr0cr Mach
hfal, has the following:
while waiting az the railway
tfon on Monday for the errival ca
Emperor. Prince BIsmorc r -ery
question whether he W. b
~ ia. Al Any rate
Ye no. 1g 90
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80 Curs -. Nnoossd oal.

LANSING, Mich, February 2O.-The
Supreme Court this morning knocked
ont what is known as Michigan's lag
cure law" OF 1898 The law authorized
justices, in their discretion 10 sentence
drunkards TO take the cure for the
LIQUOR habit. The court says the law IN
effect permits unofficial persons TO pre-
scribe rules acQuituug persons charged
with crime and they may oe variable
as corporations are numerous aud u Is
not the province Of legislation 70 dele
gate 10 private corporations power 20
make laws for the discharge Of offend
eEs.
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Pictou is closed TO navigation for five
months in the year, when the coal must
be shipped from Halifax, 100 miles dis
tant, at an additional cost over Pictou
OF so cents per ton.
Spring Hill coal at Parrsboro. twenty
seven miles distant from the mines:
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MORE bombs IN PARIS.
The City Again Thrown Into a State
Of Violent Panic.
INTERNAL MACHINE IN A HOTEL

A Boarder Fastened it on the Door
and Left the Place-When the
Door Was Forced Open it Ex-
plOded, WOundinR Several PeO-
pie Very SeriOusly-The FurOre
Caused by a Bicycle Air Pump
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r,rn,naw,, son-ln-Law Dismissed.

.SBseial gsievaln 20 tas RsHs;sr
Ncw MARrINsvULE, w. VA, teo-
ruary 2O.-Joseph Martin son-in-iaw OF
Ben EarnshaW, who was arrested as an
accomDlice in the forged order case Of
Wetzel county against Earnshaw, and
placed under bond for q hearing to-day
was given hearing before Squire Seioy
and the case dismissed for lack Of evl-
dence.
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United States Consul General at Hall
fax has made the following report to
the Department OF State. which mas
just been issued from the Department
at Washington:
In compliance with the request OF
the Department 1 enclose 4 statement
showing the cost OF mining coal In
Nova Scotia and Of shipping it to the
United States, prepared by Mr. NJ. r.
Morrow, OF HalifaI, who is considered
the highest authority.
Cape Breton coal at Mines ports,
which are all within 25 miles Of the re-
sDactlVe mines.
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These are subject IS a discount Of 5
cents ton for 1000 tons and over, 10
cents for 5000 tons and over, and Is
cents for 10, 900 tons and over.
Pictou coal, shipped st Pietou, about
fifteen miles from the mines:
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TIE WEArHEE

yAsHtSsrox. D. @. FsbranFy % For Ohio,
sno 4: northeast winds.
For West Fireiria and western PennssitsA ~
pis. generally cloudy, with rain q SNOW; north
east Winds
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sennbls woman Fiiil not fail % keep bot
lie of lraUon OH on hand lor cuts ana
mai ltia ln1iyal,d, q cts
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Every season brings a new crop or co9s q
remcdies but they cannot compete WIN 'a@-
grand, old Dr. Bulls Cough syrup.
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slen,nsnin Arrlra.s.

Nrx YoRK. February 2Q--Arrived-
Augusta Victoria, Hamburg.
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The estimated cost in 1898 OF mining
and shipping the various Goals OF the
province. free on board vessels at the
mines ports for run OF mine coal, was:
Per Ton
Cape Breton .... ........... .......... Sl 90
Pictou- Acadia mine .......... ..... .. .... u1
Pictou-Drumd mine ............... r,
Spring Hill ID