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two Davn for RevIval.

Two days longer and all judgments
entered In this county prior to 1886, and
not revived will cease 10 be sliens upon
real estate. There are hundreds Of them
at che Court House and only fifty have
been revived In accordance with a law
passed thres years ago and amended last
Spring Prothonotary Woolley has had
many inquiries, bat few persons have
acted upon bis suggestions.
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RenntlfnI and Chaan.

We have few copies Of q beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
ersl hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81. IS 3 copy,
which is about one-foUrtk the publica
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand and
McNsllY's Cyclopedls at 81 %, worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL cfica.
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roraman yvood stlII suaorinr.

Thomas d. Wood. Of No 1912 West
Second street. foreman OF the laboring
crew at the H & H basin. Is slowly
recovering from serious injury sustained
while at work about month ago, but Is
still confined TO his home Mr. Wood fell
from top to bottom OF the dry dock,
badly sprsining an ankle and dislocating
a ioint
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staunrt 1;ntav verdint.

MEDIA. Dec 2S.-Peter Stewart, Of
Ridley township. WAS awarded $3.50 by a
Jury In the Common Pleas Court here
against the Darby and Chester Telford
Pike Road Company for damages for
personal injuries Tho plaintiff, who Is
about 60 years Of age, was walking along
the pike on dark night with a friend
and collided with projecting arm Of a
gate on the highway, used to shut Of
travel on the road when occasion
demanded.
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nNsn nin.nln m roun. .

The nsw pattern Waverley Bicycle has
lst been received by Pyle Cycle o.,
local agents Among the Improvements
are noted an excellent adjustable handle
bar. larger tubing. barrel hubs and 4
fnish surpassed by none. II Is safe Z
predict that the new WAvsrley viii prove
even more popular than It's predecessors
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shorir anlls Pla,. his Hand.

Sheriff Gillis has levied upon the effects
OF A. w Wright & Co., manufacturers
OF glazed kid. at Thirteenth aud Lom
bard streets Jerome Loucheim, OF New
Jersey, is the judgement creditor, his
claim amounting to $500 Constable
Windish has Ia hand several claims
ranging from 800 to 5000. The assets
are said to consist Of only four or FIVE
bundles OF kid.
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THE U. S. GUNBOAY WILMINGTON.
Initial steps Towards Securing an
Appropriate Gift for Her.

Initial steps Towards Securing an
Appropriate GIFT for Her.
The Navy Department has named
one Of the new gunbosts built
at Newport News after this city,
Wilmington. aud Il is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should take
cognizance Of IL Other cities have done
honor to themselves and their nAmesakes
and Wilmington should not be behind
hand
With thls object In view, the EVENING
JOURNAL has started q subscription list
the fund 20 be ed for the purchase Of
silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington The money re
ceived will be ackno lodged IN these col
umns and held sub -ot to the orders Of
committee Of citizens which will
be selected later.
The service will be purchased OF some
dealer In this city, to be decided upon by
the committee.
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mining Exchange In SALT Lake city.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 2s.-As result
OF the mining boom IN Utah Isining ex-
change has been opened here with mem
bership of about 100 of the leading brokers
and business men Of the city, Tho busi-
ness OF the exchange Is trading In min
ing, railway and bank stocks
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s.. LonI. Lower. ner Reeord.

NEW York, Dec 2s.-The American
liner ST. Louis arrived at the lightship at
l0:li last night, making the passage in
6 days, l3 hours and i2 minutes, thus
eclipsing her best previous westward REQ
ord by hours and 39 minutes.
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PhIIadelphin. 60 shoot DeIawars.

Is announced that the second shoot,
Philsdelphis va Delaware. will take
place on Saturday, January A, on the
grounds Of the Wilmington Rod and Gun
@ ub. This promises to be one OF the
most interesting sporting eveats Of the
aop
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Two IlnIod ~ n Cro.1lnr.

BUFFALO, Dec. 2S.-Mr. @. y. Hail aud
Miss Ida Hopkins were run over and in
stan.ly killed by an Eric train while
crossing the Eric tracks in buggy az the
East Ferry street crossing.
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n.n,., -. hi. nnunrd.

BANGoR, Me.. Dec SD. NJ Howard,
father Of Baroness Van Tuyfell, nee
Blanche Willis Howard, the novelist died
here Mr. Howard was cousin Of Gem
eral Oliver o. Howard. Ho was 20 years
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rlnared For FAIm mouth WIth ON.

The British steamship Hotham Newton
Captain ] A. Anderson, has cleared foi
Falmouth. England. with 1853. 26l
gallons refined oil valued 81 $49. 900.
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r.rl,nna ~ an stand IL.

IoNDoN, Dec 2s.-The Times says in
SIC financial article that it understands
that the Rothschilds have declined 20 tako
Gny part of an issue OF American bonds.
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FIre In South WllmIneton

Last evening fire occurred In the store
Of J. McAlvinney on Heald street. South
Wilmington. A still alarm Was cent to
the Liberty hou 9 and the boys som hAd
the blaze out Tns loss is about IS
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Two sohoonars DIsoharginx oarRoss.

Two new schooners, the Silvsr Bell and
the Anna Rudolph. have arrived at the
Diamond State Iron OonpAny's wharves
with csrKoes Of scrap iron The vessels
are now being unloaded-the Silver Bell
at the Oid Ferry Mil wharf
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Has been necessltated by the wonderful
new book keeping system now taught
there and which system practically
dlscards the text book, day and night
Call at the College AID see it.
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The marriage has been announced Of
Harry T Price, city editor Of the
Morning NSws. and Miss Ella Sievsrd OF
Milford Oh Wednesday January 10
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Pigeon shooting at Augustine Park.

There was an enjoyable pigeon shoot
ing match at Augustine Park near Port
Penn on Christmas Day. The scores were
as follows
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another Brandywine Fox Hunt.

A fox will be liberated at the "Prscli-
cal Farmer" Hotel, BraDdywine hundred
on New Years Day at 10 o'clock.
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ONCE Seventh and ltiaG. Phone 5sb.
Il n Sergeant dealer Ia coal and woodA
~ Isrgs pea coal for family mss
" Hickory wood for open CRATES.
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Rev. Ihomas Mason, pastor OF
Reformed Episcopal Church OF the
R-aeemer, was present and assisted the
pastor Ia the devotions exercises.
st. Pauls H. E. Sunday school under
the superintsndency Of Harry j. Guthrie.
will hold its animal entertainmsnC next
Monday night In the church auditorium
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEW, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
IN front room. with or @ithout board; table
board; all convenience; low rates. New Eng
land Boarding House. IA East Seventh 81.
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- ODONALD. l2 East Seventh street,
leads them all IN low prices.
Brand new SEQ machines reduced 70 Slo,
SIS and so All makes 70 select from.
Singer, Wheeler q Wilson, New Home, Do
nestle White, Standard and al other makes.
Any machine sent on trial, free.eix months for
cash. two years on inetalirlents. Send postal
]. II. ODONALD,
No. l2 East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repaired. 90 cents up.
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LOST AND FOUND.

L OST -BLA X & ATHER BILL BOOK
II containing = couple OF bills and common
green covered memorandum book. Return TO
EvENING JOURNAL once.
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BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

HOW $40 MADE $500 IN 20 DAYS
III Write for our book, How Fortunes Are
Made Newton Bennington q COMPANY, No
AZ Broad mAY. NeN York.
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CHEgRFUL CHRISTMAS Climbs.

Carols aud Csntatas ~ Sunday Schools
Celebrating the AnniversAry OF Christ's
BIrth-The Prog ,am nc Covenant.
First Presbyterian school had q most
enjoyable Christmas Entertainment in
the church last evening Tue exercises
were chiefly by the adult scholars There
was general distribution Of gifts and
candles
Appended Is a program Of the exercises
last night at Covenant Reformed Eplsco
nal Church.
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me weather.

In the Middl States and New England to-
day r afr % partly cloudy weather and light
and fresh sluthwesterly and sOutherly winds
will prevail. with slight temperature changes.
On Sunday IN both OF these tections partly
cloudy 20 cloudy weather viii probably pre-
vail. wit fresh 20 light suutherly and south
easferly winds and slightly higher, I lowed
ny falling temp 'rature, and probably By rain
IN the lake region possibly on the coasts; ana
on Monday purity cloudy 20 fair, colder
weather, and fresh nOrthwesterly winds.
New York Herald Weather Fore asts-'rhe
Gulf storm. which caused much damage IN
this section On Thurday night, has m we'd
rapidly toward Newf midland. accompanied
by high Winds Another consider bic depres-
sion fOi med in the Northwest yesterday. and
win probably move east-sOutheas twardly to-
ward the great lakes to-day. posi- bly, causing
high winds on the lakes by tomorrow.
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Plush cases reduced to close out.
Durstein's. No. East Second street.
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A Nav Bapk A. ooIdev OolIere

600 boxes seSars At Csc Good cigars
35c box Durstein, No East Second st.
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sUsINmss VAEDs

NJ Compahy's new gallery. lFieest IN city.
Great reduction in prices. iOl56 Market
street, above Fourth.
C,APEs MADE OUT OF PLUSH COATS
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ATLANTIC C1rv. n. J.

After thorough housecleaning and renova-
tion has been reop-ned Tor the winter under
the d p-rsonal supervision of Mrs. Annie Gruhh,
formerly proprietross OF the Kenilworth
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
lor. Baths, all conveniences. Write for rates.
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Total. s..s.......ss....-....ss. tfHo w
II 10 estimated that this service will
cost from $500 20 81 600 and IL will be
seen BY the above list that nearly on--bslf
Of the larger amount has already beer
glbgcribsd
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IRvING's NEW PRODUCTION.
Notable Performance of Comyns Carr,s
..king Arthur. mt the Lxceum

''king Arthur. at the Lyceum
LONDON, Jan. 12.-The dramatic event OF
the year has come and passed with the
Passing of Arthur" The poetic beauty OF
this landscape by Sir Edward Burne-Jones
seemed of the very fibre of the supernatural
history which filled it. The casting away
of the brand '.Excalibur" by the reluctant
Sir Bedivere, the arm clothed in white
samite. which, having brandished it three
times, drew down the jeweled and spark
ling weapon into the sea; the departurs
of the wounded King in the mystic barge.
dark funeral scarf from stem to
stern,'' touched the topmost height of i'm
aginative stage picturing, and reused 10
applause the magnificent audience drawn
from notable London, and gathered to APP
preciate and honor the work of the fore
most manager of his time-Henry Irving.
To render this production worthy of his
ambitions, worthy OF the Lyceum, Mr.
Irving drew on the resources and ripe schoi-
arly judgment of Comyns Carr for his text;
on the never-faillng fund of inspiration at
Sir Arthur Sulivan's command for his nlu-
sic and on the artist imagination and his
torical sympathies of Sir Edward Burne-
Jones for his scenes and costumes.
The material Tor the arana aaa,,,,,s % ang ssa,S
tells US, from Sir Thomas Maiiorys IA
NOUS romance. which issued from the
D'Arthur is itself compilation from
earlier sources and the story of King
Arthur and his knights of the round Ia
HE, as it appears in the French romances
from which Sir Thomas Mallory freely
borrowed, has a still more primitive origin
in the unwritten legends of our land But
whatever date may be ultimately assigned
by students TO the earliest forms OF this
great national romance, Ii is now indelibly
stamped with the mystic sentiment and
spirit of a chvalrous age; and In the pres
ent endeavor to give dramatic space TO GER
tain chosen incidents of the story. it has
been deemed allowable to follow the ex-
ample OF Sir Thomas Mallory himself. who,
while preserving the mystic and mythical
character OF the original legend, finds In
it symbol Of Englands power and great
ness. Mr.. Cars arrangement Of the tale
was i'm prologue and four acts and while
notifications or the story known TO the
reader of Tennyson were soon noted, SUBJ
stantiaily the play set forth as modern
readers know III Is the story OF King
Arthur and Queen Guinevere. The cast was
as follows.
King Arthur. r....................-.. AIR. Irving
Sir Lancelot. ot................Fo Forbes Robertson
Sir Mordred. Frank Cooper
Sir Kay. s............s..........Mr Tyara
Sir Gwaines..........-.-.-.. Clarence Hague
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The Ice Harvest.

Its an i'll wind which blows no one. good"
is an old adage which may well be applied
to the present disagreeable weather. While
part of the populace is shivering and
wishing that 1T would turn warm, another
is rejoicing, for the cold weather means
money to them. The ice men, for in
stance, are now harvesting a crop which
will in a few months be turned into dollars
and cents. Most of the city companies
which do not handle manufactured ice
are now cutting or making preparations to
cut in the next few days. The Crystal Ice
Company has been holding off to see If the
ice would get thicker, burt they will COM
mence tomorrow, for fear that thaw
may suddenly set in The John Hit COM
pany receives it's ice from LaPorte, and
now has a large force of men at work cut
ting. The Polar and the w. S. Budd COM
panies have been cutting for couple of
days, and already have a large crop in
their icehouses. All the ice men ask is
that this weather continue and they, at
least will be happy.
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Way Below Zero.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Jan. 12.-The tenn
perature here at o'clock this morning was
IA degrees below zero. The Logansport
Military Band, which had been engaged
by the Order of Foresters to play at the
funeral of Edmund Bucher, well-known
miller, this morning, had to abandon the
attempt. When they tried to render the
first selection the valves to their horns
froze up and their lips stuck to the mouth
pieces.
WABASH, Ind, Jan. 12.-This has been
the coolest day in this section of Indiana
for fifteen years. The mercury dropped
forty degrees in ten hours last night; and
this morning was twenty uegTees ,s,,. pslow "
was found badly frozen last night Railway
trains are from one to three hours late.
GREENSBURG, Ind. Jan: 2.-Here We
axnerienced a remarkable change in tenn
nerature, a fall of forty-eight degrees in
twelve hours. This morning the mercury
registered fourteen degrees below zero. Inc
snow is ten inches deep.
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GAS and HEAT
And a Surplus

All day Saturday. Jan. r. 1895. in spite of
zero weather. at 80 East Washington street,
In w. III. Boyd & Co. S new Fur and Cloak
Store. Go there Monday and be warm,
clothed and lin your right mind' then ex-
anime the Zephyr Furnace" that heats"
''ventilates" and regulates tSe Humidity
OF that 195-foot room. Architects OF such
10 Judge its merits; contractors whose
faculty of ''Intuition' is so great all they
need is TO know the name of heater,
Will not feel the necessity of personal in
epectlon; but the people who pay the bills
FOR furnaces and fuel will deserve the
chagrin they are sure to experience sooner
or later for failing to critically examine
the apparatus that serves w. II. b. & Co.'S
store. Respectfully yours
TURNER zEPHyR STOVE COMPANY.
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a Remarkable slump.

markable slump in the mercury ever
known in Pittsburg occurred to-day when,
between the hours of and 9 O'Clock p. M,
a fall of forty-two degrees was recorded.
At o'clock the weather bureaus ther-
mometer registered forty-onc degrees
above At 8 O'Clock tonight it registers
one degree below zero, and still going
down. The government forecaSter predicts
eight below before morning. The low
est temperature ever reached in
Pittsburg previous to to-day was
lust twenty years ago, reaching twelve de-
syrees below on Jan. II, 1875 To-day s
weather was the nearest approach to a
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Saw sun Dog. at Anderson.
,ecial to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 12.-The blizzard
which struck Anderson last night was
in many respects the most severe ever
experienced in this city. There was drop
in temperature of nearly twenty-five de-
grees in two hours. Thermometers in the
city this morning registered from fifteen
to twenty degrees below zero. The Arcade
file works was compelled to shut down
on account of the intense cold. Hundreds
of people were witnesses of a strange solar
phenomena this morning. About s o'clock
two large sun spots appeared we'll up in
the heavens. The coIors of the rainbow
were noted by many. The was arched
by a half circle and the spots were noted
at the ends OF each arch.
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two dollars an hour, mostly two. Racing
this year, however, is not to be allowed.
for orders were given last night to the
policemen to arrest all parties driving faster
than five miles an hour. which speed the
Yesterday five men assembled in a North
Ala bama-street drug store waiting for that
The meeting. typical one. Perhaps
day; e
as he took a step nearer the stove
Mine are frozen, answered another, dis
putting the advancements of the first
speaker. The latter buttoned two more
buttons of his coat and said
The gas company has got no right 10
make contracts which they can't carry out.
/ am going down to the office and tell them
what I think about this matter Why.
this morning We had to eat breakfast with
our heavy wraps on
That's nothing" answered a third man.
1--WE ate breakfast in the kitchen, with our
overcoats on and our ears tied up.
Then an old man told an incident of a
winter in the early fifties when an ac-
asleep in bed. The incident was laid In
York State, and the crowd seemed to doubt
its authenticity.
with a complexion like an autumn sunset,
1--WE have got to return to coal and wood.
This gas is all right Tor @ ann q prattv
weak stuff'' The car hove in sight, and
the crowd made a break for 1t.
Yesterday morning, about 2:30 O'Clock,
while the wind was biting hardest, the fire
department was called to the corner of
Pennsylvania and St. Clair streets. A two
story frame where lives Upton J. Ham
mond. and family. was on fire. The family,
fortunately, was away. Mr.. Hammond was
alone in the house and he came near being
suffocated by the smoke. He awakened in
time. however opened the windows and
turned in the alarm. A few neighbors came
out and stood shivering, watching the fire
men at work. Mr.. Hammond worked with
them The blaze was an ugly one and con-
siderable water had to be thrown in the
house. The fire hose froze stiff and was
hard to handle. The firemens clothes froze.
making them appear like knights clad in
armor The whole neighborhood was
aroused. 1t was a bad time and a bad night
for a fire. After it was extinguished, Mr..
hotel Nelghbors made hot coffee for the
firemen and the three policemen who stood
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curacy of the returns could be inquired
into and investigated by the Legislature
before canvassing and announcing thr re-
suit. After several speeches pp and con, a.
sort of test vote was taken on resolu-
ton introduced by Mr.. Cate, Rep, provid-
ing for investigation by committee and adj
journment of the Legislature pending such
investigation. The resolution defeated
by a full Democratic vote, and it is gener-
ally conceded that the joint resolution un-
der discussion will be adopted Monday. If
it is, Turney will remain Governor until an
investigation is had and the vote announced
by the Legislature. There was no filibus-
tering or obstruction to-day.
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Medill's Name Withdrawn.

CHICAGO, Jan. Estate Senator Craw-
ford, speaking at a caucus of Cook county
Republican legislators this afternoon, re-
ferring to the senatorial situation at
Springfield, said: II have been authorized
to announce the withdrawal of Mr.. Medill' s
name. Mr. Medill has notified the gentle
men who are his warmest Supporters that
under no circumstances would he allow his
name to go before caucus or be present.
ed to the Legislature al a candidate for
Senator The gentlemen who have acted in
his behalf have authorized me to make
no longer considered" The object of the
caucus was to select candidate on whom
the Cook county delegates could concen-
trate. No decision was reached.
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Different Views of It's Origin.
.necial to the India na nolis In1irnal

SPENCER, Ind, Jan. 12-People of this
county awoke this morning to find that the
snow was covered with dust to the depth
of the thirty-second part of an inch brought
by the heavy winds from the west last
night. They are awaiting developments to
know whether to give thanks or indulge
in curses. Calvin Fletcher pronounces 1t a
good quality of corn ground, while Judson
Curtis says 1t is from the Colorado desert.
Another scientific gentleman of religious
tendencies attributes the deposit to an act
of providence in the interest OF the own
erS of wornout ground.
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GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. ia pecu-
liar freak of the heavy snow storm which
settled down last night was to be noticed at
an early hour before daylight this morn
ing. The intensely cold air was filled with
small flying particles which resemble light
colored ashes These cover the surface of
the snow to about the depth of half inch
in some places. They are thought to have
been blown from portions of Illinois where
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Dust or Sand.

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind Jan. 12.-The cold
wave reached this city last night about
and was accompanied by most peculiar
condition. The county has been covered
with snow for several days. but this morn
ing had an additional coat of very fine
dust sand. The material must have been
brought from a great distance and was
probably carried by some electrical condi-
ton of the atmosphere. While the air
possessed a positive quality, Ii would take
up and retain the sand until it reached a
part of the country where the negative
attraction would cause it to be deposited.
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GOrby Left n Hole.

The gas supply at the Statehouse yester-
day morning was quite low, and the officials
had to huddle about the open fires in the
CRATES to keep warm. The apartments of
State Geologist BlatchIey were chilly on ac-
count of the hole in the large plate-glass
window which was made by his predeces-
sor while enjoying himself shooting with a
revolver. A Statehouse official recalled yes
terday when speaking of the matter, that
there was talk at the time of organizing
a Statehouse White Cap committee and
dealing with the offender in summary meas
ure. That pane of glass has never been re-
y,fao aoal
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Blizzard in Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 12.-Dispatches from
various places in northern Ohio indicate
that the drop in temperature has been ac-
companed nearly everywhere by a heavy
fall of snow. Thus far there has been no
serious interference with railroad traffic
Near Belefontaine several cows and colt
were frozen to death. In this city bliz-
Zard has prevailed since afternoon. Traffic
on the electric railways was blocked for
a time this evening.