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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-12-13
A LOOK AHEAD.
A Good Trade Indispensable to Every
Young Man.

The leading question which agitates
the convict who is soon to shed the
habiliments of his present thraldom, IS
what pursuit to engage in when ne
makes his second debut upon the
worlds stage. The question is serl-
ous one for all, and it's answer Will
prove for many the crucial test. Not
a few of our number; prior TO thelr
nrison career. have made living, and
an easy and pleasant one, II 1t dates
back decade of years, at clerical work,
such as book keeping, copying. ana
other office work, and they, no doubt,
think that the field is still open to
them, as their life in prison has oe-
tracted nothing from their whllom
proficiency. A word of warning TO
these, Since you presided over ledger,
journal, and day-book, the world mas
taken a gigantic stride-yes severaI OF
them--in a forward direction. Your
place has been supplied, and, to speak
candidly, much more satisfactorily
filled-by woman. She is every bit as
competent, much neater in appearance,
3 and infinitely preferable to you' De-
f cause she works for one third your for-
e mer wages. You may possibly succeed
h in ousting her, and notions OF chlvalry
b are often lost sight of in the race fol
Il wealth, if you can answer in the afhr
/" native the following queries: Are yot
q a competent double GENTRY book keeper
IS Are YOU stenographer? Can yo'
J. tvpe-write? Will you work Tor sSa
Le per month? You could not If yo'
ID would. and the remuneration question
< would make the answer just as tru
le and as forcible, you would not II yo
could. In your day, $75 per month wa
Mt the average wage of a competent q.
ey book-keeper; there were no typewriter
x and stenographers' legal pay was
We per day. Nowadays a dainty lct
of woman, neat, well dressed and falr
il look upon, does all three, and, min
ms you, does them we'll; no Superior
tre work or make-believe thorougnnes
ire but good, honest, skilled labor-al
IN all for $50 per month"; sum Tn
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-12-13
Vol. VIII.-No. l9.
>~;sgoEFRKc
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Written for The Mirror.
ALL ALBA.
[BY SHORN POET.l

[BY SHORN POET.l
,o ,ro,o,no horses arch-necked and tame.
Though with animal fires but half su1dued;
Whose each beaming eye with though. .nn imnaeo'
Emblazons them natures pI0ud Pt.s }hs VI i"'ho
In the land Of Alla-Alpa!
love we'll the Power that fixed the sun,
And the moon and stars and the universe
when sowing lifeS seedS-whOse laD0rs were
And reason did first into life ed immerse 1Sa
At home in my Alla-AlDa!
I love little babies and birds and bees. ,+roos
And tender young blossoms and plants anu ciGos
And calm-browed mountains and murmurlhg
The God of my Alla-AlDa!
with q ve,vetv language, felt, not heard,
They commune with the heart that loves thei''
All the mutations that ever occurred ou
Since the advent of Time TO me Iney IeH'
At home in my Ala-AlDa!
Eu,, manv legend of antique mould
In rayeling banners of customs gone,
Flaunt negative pregnants, Fastening & on; ;,no,d
TILL again from the earth cruShea tru'hs "piA'i''
NV home in the Alla-AlDa!
Tho ,owliest flower that rears its head,
And the mighteSt tree with lulce-VelnS spledau
Are sprung from the ruins where lie mas leo
To flourish as souls of by-gOne ued1
In the land of Alla-AlDa!
The oceans and rivers are blood of men;
o>~
The breath they lost is the air Of the zones
Their flesh is the soil to procIrreate,;; when
At home in my ALA Alba!
Where the bordering spheres unite unseen
IittIe babes as ministers sit. ween;
Whom only a woman can understand.
For nursing the world her purity planned
This home of my Alla-Alba!
The animal horse with the birds and bees
Cross oft as her heralds these boundaries;
And wonderful messages have been neaIo
Ascrbed to the whiSperings of some bird
No doubt from my Alla-Alba!
The governing power of moral sway
Has ever been reigning IN woman S Dreas''
And civilization can we'll attest.
That a woman has been its break-Of-day-
The Light of my Alla-AlDa!
I live in the memory of the past.
And cherish each fang that weirdly stlngs
For a tremulOus SOlace vOiceleSS cngS,
And a wOrdless language binds me fast
To friends in my Alla-Alba!
When invisible transmutatiOn hears
NV tenantlesS clay Cypress the 500
Then haste, my soul. through musical spheres,
With reverence laden seek that Goa-
The God of thy Alla-AlDa!
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-12-13

Since the battle of Waterloo tne
Rothschilds have laid by $2,OOO,OOO,oOO
for a rainy day, and one estimate OF
their wealth by the year 1865 is soo'-
OOO,OOO,OOO. En-
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VILLAGES SWEPT AWAY
pyu Lake Burstlns Its wail-Tho Govorn
mout Saves nIl tho PooplO.

py u Lake bursting Its WRil-Tho GoVorn'
mout Saves nII tho PoopIO.
sMbA, INDIA, August 20.- Gohna
Lake, which for sOmo tlmc past has
threatened TO broak its bounds and
Owocp down tho valley at tho heua Of
which 1t lies, has broken tho dam which
controlled tho watOra Thousands Of
tons Of water poured through the valley
Ike a cataract, sweeping everything be-
fore il, Hugo bonldctS woro swept
along liko pebbles, trocH wore uprootud
and carried on tho Greet Of tho Hood,
and villages along the valley wero swept
out Of existence an instant 9itcr tho
roaring torrent Of whitencd Wators
struck thom. ,,
WHOM it became known that tho dam
would 70 out tho pOoplo nearest tho
uoInt Of danger woro carried by tho rail-
wavE 10 placos Of saicty, while those
fnrther down tho valloy woro notIliod
10 mack up their belongings and DO pre-;
nafod 20 lcavo their homes whom called
upon BY tho government to 90 90.
THO call was soon issued, and tho poo
plo wcro takon away. So, whom tho
flood camo tho valley was 1osorted BY
ovorvbody. To this wiao foresight OF
tho government Is duo tho fact that
great Ioss ol lilo waa not causod by tho
1noia
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MGuYNs on sAToLII.
MS Letter was not Decree, but rs Eject
SIay be Guessed.

HIS Letter was not n Decree, but its Eject
SIay be Guessed.
NEW YonK, August 26-Fifteen hun
dred persons assembled at Prohibition
Park. Staten Island, to-day to hear RoV.
DR.. McGlynn discourse on O "Model
Commonwealth" Preceding bis regu-
lar address ho gayc, by request, pre-
ludo upoa Mgr. Satellite confirmation OF
Bishop wRtterson's famous order. In
introducing DR.. McGlynn. the utter
ances Of Archbishop ireland, Bishop
Michaud. OF Vermont, Bishop Mcssner,
OF Wisconsin, and Bishop McGolriek, oil
Michigan, woro read. endorsing Mgr.
satolli's position.
Father McGlynn said there was dan
Rer Of magniiylng Mgr. Satellite letter
beyond tho intention OF tho writer and
beyond It's real eject 1t was not do
cree. Mgr. Satolli was not hero 10 mako
laws. Mgr. Satolli hardly moant and
Bishop WattOrson hardly meant that II
was q sin to drink Intoxicating liquors
or to sell thcn. They bave not,gone 30
far as that. In effect, the letter meant
that Catholics should look to 1t that
their churches, families and business
should be 80 conducted as 70 be no oe.
casion Of SIN or scandal. The letter oi
tho able2ato had no moro force than
tho order OF tho bishop OF Columbus,
but IL did not require great perception
10 understand how far reaching would
be ita effect.
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rwo BANDITS GIvG BATHS.
Captured after ~ Exciting Chass aud the
ExchanEU of 100 Shots.


CHICAGO, August 25.-DcsperadoOS
Will Lake and Il. F. Gordon, who shot
aud killed Patrick Owens. Of the Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, at
Deerfcld last night, and a few hours
later Ghot and probably mortally
wounded Oflcer McGrath At Mayfair,
were surrounded and capturcd by po.
lice officers In Elk Grove Wood1, near
the Desplaines riyer, ct noon to-day.
Their capture was only effected aitor
O sIx.hours' chase and the exchange ol
fully 100 shots. The desperadOes fought
of tho blue-coats and excited civilian
participators In tho man hunt until
their ammunition was exhausted, and
then, unable longer to reply 10 tho hro
that was poured in upon thoir retreat
tho mon sought safety In flight Bullets
from tho officers revolyers brought both
men TO the earth, and whom tho police
apprehcndcd their game, tho mon were
weak from losA Of blood.
As soon as the wounded men were
taken In charge by the poliCs, the in.
iuriutod citizens demanded that tho
WOunueQ men W lIuQUulubely uepIlNVa
Of their lives. The oGicoEs we're forced
10 draw their revolvors 10 savo tho very
mon Into whom few moments before
they had poured load. The crowds
made desperate attempts TO got tho
baudits from the police, but each time
they wero repulsed without bloodshod.
Late last night northbouud freight
train on tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul railroad was held up by thoso
two maeked men at DeerdoId. small
station Just north OF tho line between
Cook and Lake counties. Ono Of tho
detectives Of tho road. who waa riding
on tho train, wns ahot, and tho watch OF
Conductor Larzent. who was In charge
OF tho train, was taken from him. This
wac tho entireamount Of plumber secur.
cd by the robbers.
Lake, who 10 about twenty-tour years
old, was shot In The neck and his recov-
cry is doubtful. 11o admitted killing
tho conductor and policeman, saying ho
did tho shooting in both cases. The
conductors watch and other stolen val
uables wore found on tho man. Cor.
don, who is twonty.tour ycnrs old, was
not dangerously wounded, although two
bullets had hit hiln.
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OFFENDERS BEHEADED.
Tho ohInoso Government wu
Punish Mr. wylIo's slayora
OFFICERS IN CHARGE CENSURED.
cbapeIs Destroyed by LawlOss Chinese
Must bo Robuils by tho People ia
tho HeIshborhoods - Relatives OF
nov. Mr.. wylIs to Receive Damages
Another Missionary Murdered

LONDON. August 2e,-Tho Tina To-
morrow will publish a dispatch from
Ton Tstn stating that an important
edict has been Issued in connection with
tho Uutragcs pcrpetrated on mission
arios and tho murder OF Rov. James
wylip, q Presbyterian minister, who
was recently killed. at Ito Yang BY
Chinese soldiers who woro marching to
Korea. The edict condemns tho Chinese
oficers responsible for the good conduct
Of tho troops, nnd orders that the actual
murdorcrs DO bchoadOd. It Is further
ordered that tho chapols which have
been destroyed bO rebuilt at the ex.
pouse Of the ppoplo in tho localities
where tho outragos wero committed,
and that componGatlou DO paid relatives
Of Mr.. Wylio.
Tho Tsung Ii Va men, or supreme
council, and Viccroy Ii Hung Chang
have expressed doop regret to the
British minister because Of the out.
FangH
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SHANGHAI, August 2G.-Thc activity Of
tho Chinese in hunting down Japanese
spies increases every day, and il tho
Chinese aro 10 bo believed tho coast
must be ovcrrun with ngunte OF the
Japanese government. Seven Japanese
10 Chinese costume werO arrested hero
to-day, and IL 10 given out that thOy will
be expelled from China, but nobody
would be surprised II thoy were treated
much moro severely.
Tho japanese elsewhere In China arc
subjected to the most harsh treatmont,
In tho islnnd Of Forinosa the Chinese
authorities haYc boon decapltating
Japanese subjects, supposed to be splos.
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The pr,.lient,s Vaeatiop.

wAsuixoros, D. O., August 25.-The
President will diSappoint tho busy bod
les who have been fixing up fine vaea-
ton inneray for him. It hos boon ro-
ported that he would spOnd a month
hunting In tho Rockies. Mr. Cleveland
will spend his vacation at BuEzard's
Bay. For thenext four weeks there will
be excellent ashing In tho waters about
Gray Gables, and the President prefers
fishing to hunting or surf bathing.
Congress adjournS Tuesday, and Mr..
Cleveland will probably start for Buz-
zatd'a Bay Wednesday. Il is possible
that he will remain TO review the pa.
rade Of the knights Of Pythias.
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VIEWS on nI.MErALrsBr.
Senator waIcutt Returns From Europe 4
n Hopeful Mood.

Senator walcUtt Returns From Europe In
Hopcful Mood.
New YoRE, August 2G.-Senator Wal
colt, of Colorado. accompanied by his
wife and s,epson, wore passengers on
tho La Normandie, which arrived TO-
day. Senator Walcots snid chat during
his trip abroad no had spout much OF
hia timc In England, Franco and Ger,
many, tho three countries most inter-
ested in tho silver question. In Ger.
many tho feoling was almost entirely in
favor Of bI-metGlism, but that country
yonld make no movo until England
took tho initiative.
In England Balfour aud Chamberlain
favored bi.motalism and thought that
tho system adopted in India was not
satisfactory. Gladstone was opposed 10
bi.motalism and Lord Roseborry would
express no opinion on tho question.
The senator thought tho time was not
far distant whom there would bo an in.
tcrnational agreement on the subject.
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NEw YoRK, August 20.-Arrived-La
Normandic from Havro; Lydian Mon
arch from London; Acanthus, Cardiff;
Christine, Capcnhagen; Manitoba, Lon
don; Goldsboro. Philadelphia.
BREMEN, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
land, Now York vim DoYOr.
LTvRupooL, August 2G-Arfiyed-
Etruria, Now York; Lake Huron, Mon
trcal: Roman, Boston; West Indian,
Pensacola via Norfolk.
SoUTnAMProy, August 90.-sailed-
Steamer Elbe from Bremen for New
oTErssrowS, August 2O.--sailod-
Lucania from Liverpool for New Yerk.
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Killed whiIo Bathing.

ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., August 28.--A
flash Of lightning, coming from IN al
most cloudless aky, this afternoon,
killed William Carr, aged twcnty, Of
this city, who was bathing near tho
foot Of Georgia avenue, and 30 shocked
Mrs. Rachel Faenmer, who was bathing
with him, that her condition Is eS-
trcmely critical. The Same flash rang
tho Gro alarm, split telegraph polo and
tied up traffic on tho electric railway.
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nEvI p. MoItroN HOME,
uo VIM Give tho Proposition That ho RuI
For GoyeFnOf Moderation.

uo VIM Give tho Proposition That ho Run
For Govornor Consideration.
New YonK, August 90.-Among the
passengers who arrived on tho French
limo steamer La NormnndiC to-day was
tho Hon. Lovi P. Morton, who was sron
on the promenade dock Of tho steamer
shortly after sho dropped anchor In
quarantine. Ho evidently ANTICIPATED
tho reporters questions, as tho follow
Ing motto which ho handed to thoao who
greeted him will chow:
"In roply to your questions ! can
only say Tint although / havo no dnslre
to re.ontor public lilo. havo receive d
40 many lctters from personal and
political friends in dliIUrcnt parts Of tho
statc, urging mo to allow tho usO Of my
namo rs a candidate for governor, now,
that / am at homo I shall feel itduO them
and tho Republican party, which has 90
highly honorod INC in tho past, TO give
tho question serious consideration"
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ATHENS, August 2G.-An earthquake
was felt hcro at 5 o'clock this morning.
Tho shuek was also felt In CorInth, Vas.
tIzza, Zanto, ThobOs, Chalcia aud Atal.
anita. Tho inhabitants Of como Of tho
places affected wOro terribly frightened,
thinking there was about to bo a rcpoti-
ton OF tho disaster that occurred somo
tine ago. ThOy fled to tho lolds md
other opon spaces Tor saioty. SO lar Us
known no person wRs killed.
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THE KobnITEs' PROGRAMME
They will bc Satisfied when they Elect au
U, 8 Senator.

U. s. senator.
MEMPHIS, TENN, August 26.-A spe'
cful to the Commercial Appeal from Birm'
ingham, Ala, says: A prominent RO-
publican who was active in Kolb'S In
terosts during tho recent campaign, ia
authority for tho statement that the
Kolbites will, in November, when tho
regular Legislature mocts, convene q
legislature Of their own, elect a United
States senator TO succeed Morgan,
who will, It is thought, 30
Republican. and adjourn. They will
then lot their senator contest with Nor
gan, who will bo reelected by tho
regular legislature for the latter's seat.
Tho Kolbites Ggure that tho Rerubli-
cans will be in tho majority In tho
Unitod States senate next year aud hope
thoreby 70 have their man seated. This
will, Il is thought, be the oxtcnt OF tho
duui government Of the Kolbites. ns
they cannot hope TO prevent Oates from
being governor.
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LoxpoS, August 20.-Tho Times this
morning publishes dispatch from
Tlen TSlr, dated August %. stating that
General Ysh, with 1000 mon. has
effected a junction with tho Chinese
main BODY at Ping Yang. Tho rO-
mntnder ol tho force under General
Mich is expected to arrive ut Ping
Yang tomorrow.
Tho dispatch adds that the retreat
from Asan was brilliantly carried out.
Tho troops marched milos through
difficult country, although they were
harrasscd by tho enemy along the
whnln route.
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iroo al tho Logan Drug Compnny's drug
store. Largo bottles 60c and 81. l
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A 100000 FIRE

At Belle Vernon, Pa, Yesterday Morning.
Ten Houses Durncd.
BELLE VERNON, Pa, August 26.-Firc
this morning about o'clock destroyed
tho banking house Of S. F. Jones & Co.,
tho postofTlee, the brick store room and
hotcl ut tho corner OF Main and Second
streets, q jcwelry store and butcher
shop on Main street, two dwellings on
Water street. and nows depot. billiard
parlor and Nelson's house on Second
street. Tho building Of s. A. Graham
and largo stable OF R, W. Lang werc at
times on Gre. LOGS $4,000; insurance
lipht,
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TEx Ts,S, CurSA, August GA
French missionary named Jozoau was
murdered In Korea on July II by desert
ers from tho Chinese army.
Tho German iathora Of tho Catholic
mission at sl.Ning. Chou, in tho south
orn purt Of tho province Of Shang. .Tung,
who wore capturod by bandits and hold
ior ransom, havc beon released by the
government posse sont in pursuit Of
the robbors.
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zAcATrcAs, Mrxrco, AnguRt 2C.-A
courier arrived hero from tho mining
camp Of Minillos. this 70. bringing
nova OF n tcrrIblo dynamite explosion
which occurred In ono Of tho mLnos
tbcro Saturday. Tho explosion result
cd in tho killing Of six pOrsons and soy.
oral animals, bGsidos doing great dam.
nrn 70 tho properly.
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AItusrowS, Pa, August 2a-s,ephen
Albright, sIxty.four years Of ago, bc.
tween Q and 8 o'clock this morning,
without provocation, fred a heavy load
OF shot into crowd Of eight younR'men
aud injured six Of them, two named
Edward Trsxler aud Edward Laury
probably fatally. Ho claims he thought
they wcre burglars.
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THE MAssILE.oN MINERS
Refuse tho Employers Torms md III
BIinoS Will Start NOn.union.

Siiuos viii Start Non.unIon.
CLEVELAND, o., August 2G.-Ncwu ro.
cuivcd from tho MaGsillon coal folds Is
to tho effect that tho minors have re-
fused to accept tho ultimatum Of tho
operators, which provided that thoy
should rcsumo work tomorrow upon
srhodnln Of wages based on The Colum.
Lug scale. II Is said that many OF tho
miners arc now removing thuir tools
from tho mines. and IL 10 believed that
tho operators will carry out their ihten'
lion Of roSumlng work with non.unlon
mon. Tho miners Of the AiassIl!on dis.
trjct, about 5000 In number, have been
Oh strike sinco February II.
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A FISHERMAN KILLED
BY Lightning With Fish on uiS Line-A
StSepls StrnCk.

By Lightning With n FISH on LIIS LIne-A
StOepls StrnGk.
Special Dtspateh 10 tte EHtelli1tnorr.
PAEKERsBuRo, W. Va, August 90
EARLY this morning durInG the heavy
storm lightning struck and killed D. NJ.
Meyer while iishing in tho Ohio ut tho
head Of BlenncrhassOt island. Moyor
was in skIG fishing with a polo aud
limo. When be was reached he WINS
dead and a cat'lsh was fast to his limo.
Meyer was a middle-aged man, unmar.
ried and, lIvod In South Parkersburg.
Lightning also struck tho steeple Of
the II. Z. church south, but not much
damage was done.
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HAnRisvILts, MrcH., August 2O.-
Heavy forest fires rago throughout Al
oosno county, doing grOat damage to
lumber mills and standing pine, destroy.
ing crops of all kinds and burning tho
homoG Of many sOttlCrB. Tho 1res woro
started early last weok in tho huCElC.
berry swamps by berry pICkors.
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Lrxrsoros, KY, August 9G.-GCorso
O. Darnos, tho woIt know" evangelist
delivered scrmon hero tonight In
which he bcggod all Christians to vote
for Dreckinridgc. II created q trcmen'
dous uonsation.
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CHICAGO, August 2O.-Firo this after
noon destroyed lumber valued at sl5,.
900 and twcnty.seven horses valued at
$1,000. 0thor property was destroyed,
bringing tho total loss TO $4,000, fully
covered with insurance.
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AdamI caso and 4 careful presentation
and consideration Of the facts, Il is be-
lleveJ, viii appeal 70 tho wcll.knoWn
sense Of humanity and Justice OF tho
Mexican people and the administration
Of President Diaz.
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6ftTTU V5p7I1tIT IVT7-V 7TFEF'VVTTzsT'
srEupENvrLLE, ONO, August 2G.-Two
stables Of ]. W. Fornoy were burned to-
night, along with two horses, which
were roasted; origin inccudiary; loss
nnn thousand.
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CLEVELAND, O., August 2@-John
Newell, president Of the Lake Shore L
Michigan Southern railroad, died st
2:4O this afternoon, OF youngstown, O.,
Of apoplcxy.
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For west vIrgnia, showers; warmer: south
FOR Western Pennsylvania, ialr; warmer;
northeast winds, becoming south.
FOR Ohio, inIr In northern portion: showers
IN southern portion; warmer; Variable winds
becoming south.
TIE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY.
az furnished by q SclISEPP. druggist, corner
Market mud Fourteenth streets.
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IT DID DO SOMETHING.
A Supplementary List OF Bills
Passed by Congress.
HONE OF THEM OF IMPORTANCE.

Asewbaw Permits state Ta.a.soa of
Eatienai Bank Notes and United
states Treasury No.os-An Expert.
ment Toward che Redemption OF
Arid Lands by State Governments.
oklahoma Railroad Dispute Settled.