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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

Memphis, Tenn. April. 2i--The feature
OF the. days racing at Montgomery park
was the. Peabody handicap, worth NiI5
TO the winner, Weather cloudy and warm.
Track fair. Attendance, 1000
Summaries:
First race--six furiongs, selling. silver
Smith. 19 N'reeman), 10 ], won, driving
by a neck; Billy Bennett. lO9 (Gibson), 25
10 ]. second; Miss Clark, l01 &C.. Weber,.
. TO .. third. Time, l:lI.
second race-purse; four furlongs. Fasig.
ll5 tMackln), 70 8, won, driving by a
length: Sir Dixie, los tf'recman) Is to i.
second;. Drlftwood, los CChorn, 4 TO /.
Third race-The Peabody handicap one
and onc-eighth miles. Figaro. ll0 &C..
Horn, , TO J.. won, driving by half a
length; Rhett Goode. lOe tWalker. 30 to l..
second; Sister Mary, 10 &C.. Weber,, to
., third Time. ;56ii.
Fourth race-t'lvc and one-half furlongs
purse. Gath. lW lWalkerl. to /, won,
driving by "A neck urania, l1S %. Gardner.
to j, second; Ashland. ll5 a. Taylor, 3
TO 2, third. Time. l.Ogia.
hurdles. Squire Fellow los Niccullogghl
dig il2 tAI9rGhy2, to L second; TEMPE
sixth race--Seven furlcngs, Ethel w,
l0l tScherer), . to !. won. driving by a
neck; High Test. i03 (st.warO, u to !,
second; Mote. l0S GA. Clayton. to g
third. Time, 1881.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25
MINOR MENTION,

Dr, p. F. Watson was appointed an in
terne AT the City hospital By CITY Physician
Coiiin yesterday,
The advisory council Of the Karnlval
Krewe VIII meet IN the Midland hotel par
lors this afternoon, at $3.50 p. m.
Receipts at the custom house yesterday
were two cars Of bullion, one car silver ore
five cases gin and sixteen crates OF earth
enwaTe.
The Jackson County Medical Society will
meet this evening IN its rooms in the Ma
sonic building. Papers VA! be read by Drs.
r. T. Sloan and ". ), Wheeler.
The ladies' Of ST. Pauls Reformed church
viii give musicale ana ice cream social
tomorrow evening "a the residence of The
pastor, Rey. j. ", Love, 1860 Penn street,
r. j. Healey, OF Logan county, Kas., was
storm. OF that county Storm Is wanted
FOR assault upon his i5-year-old sister-in-
law.
William II. Mitchell OF st. Louis. bought
street between Fourth and Fifth, OF George
w Brlant yesterday. The consideration
was $1,000,
county Clerk Crittendon announced last
lots in the DeBord- McCurdy election ccn-
test would be completed to-day, and that
the recount IN ne sloan keshlear case
would commence tomorrow,
City Physician Coffin yesterday appointed
DR. Newton Mickey house surgeon at the
city hospital the position he filled before
physician. The appointment is only tenn
porary as the mayor has the naming of the
house surgeon anu the upper house must
confirm his appointment.
Mayor Davis was notified yesterday that
a delegation OF property owners VIII call
upon him to-day 10 protest against the
paving. Of Cherry, street from Eighth 70
dinance providing for doing the work has
Sssn slsnsd by the mayor.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25
BEEF TRUST AT KANSAS CITY.
Secretary Morton Has Information That
such "a Combine Does in Fact Exist.

Washington, April 2i-(Special) Secre-
tary Morton has been Informed by com
municatiOu from Kansas city that there
is beef trust among the packers of that
city. 1t is stated that the packers are
organized with articles of agreement and
a directory with officials. This trust meets
once week-on Tuesday evening-aud
sets the price TO the retail dealers for tl-e
coming week. Mr. Morton is invited to
investigate and punish.
The. secretary said tonight that he
would pay no attention 10 the matter for
he had other things TO attend to. 1T
would be impossible" said he, FOR me to
look up combines reported in every town
In the nature of things it would be an i'm
possibility. No. ! shall not go 10 Kansas
city to Investigate the alleged combine, as
] have enough TO do IN other matters"
1t was suggested that he might refer
the communication to the champion trust
smasher Mr., Olney, with the purpose of
having the attorney general refer il back
again. 1t was limited that 1t might lead TO
an investigation by United States grand
Jury and Indictment against trust man
ipulators ana all that sort of thing, hut
the secretary did not appear 10 take kindly
10 the idea
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Willard Again Bobs Up

ST. Paul. Mimi. April 24.-The Dispatch
this afternoon will say:
Henry Willard has again secured control
of the Northern Pacific. 1t Is openly stated
in this connection that the deal has been
completed and that the famous tinancier
of making arrangements to wind up the
receivership and assume the direction of
the property. This, ii is said, has been ac-
complished through the efforts of the
Deutsche bank of Berlin which has been
Wizards hacker ever since his connection
has he enjoyed control of the road, once
at its beginning and once later, and each
time, 1t seems, he has had the American
stockholders to contend with in his efforts
to look after the interests of the bondhold-
ers, who are represented by the Deutsche
carried the day and Willard has been GUST
ed The last time, however. the ousting
was followed in no great length by the re-
ceivership, so that the stockholders did
not gain "A very great benefit from the pro-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25
MRS. PARNELL SLOWLY SINKING
Only Question of Few Hours I'm
Ill the old Lady Passes Away.

Bordentown, n. j., April 2i-It now
seems but a question OF q few hours until
Mrs, Della Stewart Parneli passes away
Since she was attacked by the first con-
vulsion, yes terday, she has grown rapidly
worse and Is growing weaker every min
ute. DIR. Ships, the Attending physician,
has given up all hopes of saving the aged
WOman's life, and as she is too weak to
undergo an operation all that can be done
Is 10 wait for the fast approaching end.
Dr, Ships believes that If his patient was
strong enough TO stand an operation that
the clot Of blood al the base of the brain
which, IN his opinion, is the cause Of she
cOuVulsiOns, could be successfully re-
moved and. while It might not result IN her
ultimate recovery, life could be prolonged
for some time. Friends OF the distinguished
patient are at her bedside, but she does
not seem TO recognize any Of them.
She has not spoken half dozen words
intelligibly since the night OF the assault.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

San Francisco, April 2i.-Long shots won
all except two races to-day. Claudius, at
30 TO l. was the extreme outsider.
In the 2-year-old race there was 2 grand
tumble on entering the stretch Marion
cite, ridden by X. lscm, stumbled and
threw the boy. Firgie A., with Lloyd gp
and Lenoke filly, C0ady riding. also fell.
lsom and Lloyd We're not badly injured,
but Coady's arm was broken. He had just
recovered from a previous accident, In
which his leg was broken.
First race-Seven furonEs. Claudius won:
Mulberry, second; Red Glen. third. Time,
1924.
Second race - Five furlongs. Nervoso
won; Blue Bell, second; Lulu. third. Time,
l;02.
Third race--Four and one-half furlongs;
2-year-olds Her Majesty won Monitor,
second; William Pinkerton, third. Time,
O:5G.
Fourth race one and one-sixteenth
miles handicap, .Lovdal won; t'lirtilla,sec-
ond; McI.ight, third. Zine, 1912.
Fifth race--Five ana one-haf furongs.
Banjo won: While S, second Gold Bug.
third. Time. :0S.
Sixth race--Six furlongs Captain Rees
won; Howard, second; Mount Air. third,
Time, IA,
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nRIEF ITEMS ny WIRE.

Jackson, Miss. April 2i-The Clarion
ledger to-day Interviewed the twenty-three
members Of the Democratic state executive
committee on the financial question and
coinage Of silver and five against 1t.
Marshall; No: April siLtspe,sial2 The
are being delivered here this week. at the
Missouri Valley college chapel, upon the
editor of the Observer at st. Louis. Mo,
Bakersfield, Cal, April 2i.--Lord sholto
Douglass is still In fail and complaining
bitterly of being held on the charge of In
sanity. His friends are paying of the
no money, to save him from trouble. He
stil declares that he viii marry Miss
Adds.
Atchison April 2t-tspecial) A. w.
Stevens was today appointed receiver for
been doing a Wholesale business in North
ern Kansas and southern Nebraska for
800, while. the liabilities are 1890 The
president OF the company was Harvey
Nesbit, a former railroad conductor. who
v widely kpQYps
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

Jefferson City, Mo-, April 2i.-(Special)
The state board of railroad and warehouse
commissioners to-day issued the following
order:
To Whom 1t May Concern.
IT has come to the knowledge of the
railroad and warehouse commissioners of
Missouri that the law requiring all switch
as, frogs and guard rails on the lines of
railroads in the state TO be filled or block
son of such noncompliance that serious
accidents frequently occur. They therefore
deem 1t their duty to call the attention of
the managing officers of all railroads with
in this state to the law regarding the
blocking of frogs, etc. DAVIS of Missouri,
1891, page 81, and especially to the provls-
ions of section 262S, Revised Statutes of
Missouri, 1883. and to recommend full
compliance with the law. BY order of the
railroad and warehouse commissioners.
Very respectfully,
JAMES HARDING. Secretary.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

london 'nrII 9l-Th6 followlng was The
result Of = rae" for the CRY and Subur-
ban handicap: Mr.. Il. Cannon's bay colt
Reminder, By MelaCou, out OF Postscript,
3-year-old carrying S stone 9 pounds, won; f;
Mr. y. + Barualu's chestnut colt Stow
arkct. hy Timothy, ont of LruaN, { years
old carrying stone . pounds, second; Mr..
II. NcCalmout's Irish Car, a bay dlly. by
Grafton. out Of Pride of kildare, 4 years
old, carrying stone pounds third. The
ar this event ana included the Prince Of
Wales, the Duke OF Cambridge and hun
drcIs of sporting nutabilitles, Willie
Simms, the colored Jockey in the employ Of
Nessrs, pwy"r and Croker, was among
tRose who Mltnossnh Tho race.
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seventieth Descendant of Queen Vic.

Darmstadt, April 2i,-Queen Victoria ar
rived here from Nice to-day and attended
the ehristeping Of The daughter OF the
cess Victoria Melita of SaXe-Coburg- Gotha.
daughter of the Duke OF Edinburgh, second
son of her majesty. The baby was born
on March II last. The princess was mar
ried TO Grand Duke Ernest of Hesse at
Coburg, in April, a year ago, in the pres
ence of Queen Victoria; Emperor William
The baby just chrlstened is the SEVENTEEN
direct descendant of Queen Victoria, who
had nine children, forty grandchildren and
twenty-one great-grand-chidren Sixty
one Of these descendants are living.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

Louisville. Ky. April 2l.-The home team
out-batted the Colts to-day, but bad base
rita'hie,d ~ fairly good same, hut received
poor support. Hutchinson was very eff
fective at critical stages, and received gilt
edged support. Weather fair. Attendance.
Li-p. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago .,...l / / Q o / IS .
batteries Louisville AcDermott and
Cote; Chicago, Hutchinson and Donahic.
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81. Louis April 2i.-First race-Purse;
thrce-eighths OF a mile. Charlie DAILY won
Peep o. bay, second; Rubber Neck third,
Time. 0.3sa4.
second ruce- Fve-eIghths Of mile:
selling, Nelle won; Emperor Bill, second; /;
Noul;lr thrd. Time. l:U6
Third Five-eighths OF a mile; SELL
ing Republic won, Conductor McSweeny,
second: Luke Parks, third. Time l:0ji2
Fourth rure Handican one mile. Mre-
abeau won; Rey del Mar, second; Robert
I.atta third. Time. l;is.
Fifth raCe-Three- fourths OF a mile: sell
ing Montclla won; Henry jenkins, second /;
Hilly sutherland. third. Time, 1921,
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lio to 100 fakes too long to play, and has
been changed to los TO 20. Covey, OF
omaha VIII play Malone this afternoon IA a.
decide who is the best pool player IN Kan
sas city at the Royal tonight. The bet
ting Is slightly In Drews favor. chris
Gotlieb won the li-inch balk line game last
nleht, beating Maone $50 to 81.
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Rohy, Ind, April 2i.-First race-Seven-
seyeuieeuths of mile. Pete Clay won;
Demdt. second; George b. Swift, third.
Time O;lii..
Second race-Tlye furlongs. Little Billy
won; Shenandoah, second; Morse, third.
Time 1901,
Third race--Five fmrlonEs. Helen Wren
won, FoNhau, second; Caesar, third. Time,
l:u3.
Fourth raco-SlN furlongs. Charm won;
Colo second; Til for Tat. third, Time,
fl5ii.
our Maggie won; Chcno, second Jim
Head, third. Time, 1854.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

CINCINNATI o., April N.-To-night a corps
of Commercial Gazette reporters, accompa-
ual seance by capturing the spirit and the
medium in the midst of manifestation.
The medium, Mr.. l.. Marks. and his mater
disnapolis, were arrested and locked up on
the charge of practlcing a trick game. The
teriaiized spirit upon a preconcerted signal.
A large quantity of material for the make
up of spiritual apparitons was captured.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25
JAMES HARDING, Secretary.


ell Of the Northern Pacific railroad, to-
night denied the report published here this
afternoon thar Henry Willard had again
secured control of the Northern Pacific.
He said there was no truth in the rumor,
asserting that 1t was merely a rehash of
something printed in a New York paper
a few days ago.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25
GROWERS PINNACLE OF FAME.
He VIII BE Asked to Serve as Delegate t.
SChuetzenbund.

Washington. April 2i-A special commit
tee appointed by the national schuetzen-
bund called at the White House to-day to
invite President Cleveland to serve as a
member of an honorary committee TO at
tend the annual convention of bunds and
the shooting at Glendale park. L. l., from
June 80 to July 5, next. 1t was arranged
that they should see President Cleveland
personally tomorrow, when he comes into
The rity
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Spikes.

The annual report of the Union Pacific
railroad shows gross earnings, Sli, ,739 i37;
decrease, s., ,355; operating expenses, Sl0,
lGl,26l; decrease, A7l;oI; net earnings, S.
6s2 lIs decrease, " isS S!s; deiicit se2'Sl'
The stockholders of the Central Ohio
railway have reelected the old officers for
the ensuing year.
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plttsburr, n; Cincinnati, y.

Cincinnati. o.. April gi.-Pittshurg batted
in streaks. while the hits made by the
Reds were scattered. Both batted equally
well. Dryers widness cost three runs and
Pitrsburgers the victory. Attendance
$500, Score:
R.H Il.
cincinnati II Of 0 o. I o-5 ii 3
pittsburg. - - % O. s II .
Bateries-Cinciunati Dwyer and Spies
plttsburg, kilen and Sugden
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

promised their differences in the United
States district court to-day in the matter
Of borrowing money TO pay the rental on
the line of the road from Needles TO Mo-
jave, Cal. The parties stipulated that an
order could be made authorizing the receiv-
ers to borrow $500 and issue receivers
certificates for the same, and an order was
made by the court and entered accord
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

Memphis, Tenn, AprIl 2i,-Iimmy Park.
of Memphis and. Harry Daley, of Aus
fhe Pastme Athletic Club Tonight, and
Harry F'iuniek, the Arkansas Kid" easily
pat out Glover Miller, Of this city, IN the
nnlsh. a good crowd attended the bouts.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

Chicago, April 2i.-Another attempt is to
be made to form transcontinental pas
senger association. The Southern Pacific
has declared that II is willing to attend
any meeting for the purpose of reyiving
the old association if the other interested
roads viii express a similar desire. The
meeting may be called for next week, or
for the week after the time depending
largely on the success which attends the
efforts of Vice President Newman, OF the
Northwestern, to get the agreement of the
Western Lines Passenger Association into
good shape. The good or i'll success of Mr..
Newman's work will not be determined
before the end of the week, and Ii the lines
Interested in transcontnental traffic find
by that time that IL Will be impossible to
get the agreement into shape they will
without doubt at once join in a call for a
meeting to form "A trapscontinental asso-
citation. They will take no action, however,
until II IS known how Mr.. Newman's en-
deaYors are going TO pan out.
The freight agents OF the Central Traffic
Association lines We're in session to-day
considering divisions and the question OF
through billing Via Chicago. Incidentally
they took up the question of rate demoral-
ization which just now is very bad in their
territory. All freight rates east bound
from Chicago Were, by mutual agreement
TO have been restored last Monday, and 10
have been rgidly maintained there. They
have been restored. but they certainly have
not been maintained. Rates to-day and
Yesterday We're cut as freely and as deeply
as at any time during the last six months.
The only remedy which seems capable of
curing the present demoralization is TO
give all the lines enough freight TO satisfy
der existing commercial conditions. and
the chances are that the fight for freight
with it's resultant low rates will be kept up
for some time.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25
ROCK CHALK TEAM HERE,


Tho Blues will play an exhibition game
this afternoon with the team of the Uni
vorSity OF Kansas. 1T being their first APP
pcarallrc ON the home diamond since their
victorious trip to Lincoln and Omaha. on
which they won every game i'm impressive
stNi" The university team viii be
much stronger ono than was pre-
scn'od when the Blues went TO Law
an interesting one. Stultz and Rupert will
be iu the points FOR the Blues. The game
viii bc started ut $3.50 o'clock. with the
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cannot survive.
1t Is said that Mr.. Cleveland Is about to
aing another financial esplste to the
breezeS.
Some new evidence has been found in
the Durant murder case which. like the
bloody shoe points TO the pastor OF the
church where the murder was committed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25
Foreign.


England will land troops on Nicaraguan
soil to-day.
Nine. Modieska has been expelled from
Russia for defending her countrywomen.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

The Rogers jag investigation stu goes
on.
Mr. ]. w. Johnson, OF Highland, is one of
the few Kansas millionaires.
VIII Link killed Peter Jones at Topeka
by cutting his throat with n razor.
Crowds of Republicans are arriving at
Topeka to attend the league convention.
Mrs. Strevll; wife OF the man charged
with killing his father, repeated her state
ment yesterday that her husband commits
ted the crime.
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DENVER FREIGHT RATES.
Hearing of the Case .Before the Interstate
Commerce Commission.

Denver, Col, April 2i.-The interstate
eomssi9n This hi tar heard ara
higher freight rates 10 San Francisco from
Denver than from Chicago and other East,
to make lower rates from Chicago than
they can afford to make from inner cities
situated like Denver on account OF water
J. \. Monroe. general traffic manager OF
the Union Pacific system who was the first
and declared emphatIcallr in favor Of
5t 70 The ss Coast as is enjoyed @ by chieaso.
j, W. Nesmith., manufacturer of mining
na E sa his ndH hsd Been
built up slowly from small beginnings. and
he had built many smelters in the West in
lie did not ask unreasonable low rates, the
raw material for his establishment, being
the rate on manufactured products which
he male was ,rs j Just ne same R from a., St Louis
az wa i W fS % far from m0IEm Fl aso ,ne chcago
had "a rate within cents of the Denver
rate. though 1860 miles farther away He
thought there was no reason why Denver
should not have a chance 10 ship mining
machinery to the Nortn. but 1t was %ut
out by the freight rates.
The Missouri river points should be open
10 Denver for competition with Chicago.
hut that was out OF the question, because
Mr.. Nesmth felt indignant that Denver
was not given fair chance TO become
great manufacturing ana distributing CEN
Ter. H. salomon told OF his attempts 10
get rates such that he could develop
large body of clay containing aluminium
which he owned for Denver. If he had
been given a rate equal 10 that on metallic
ores he could have got into the Eas tern
markets with It, He had failed 10 do so.
W, a, Bissel. assistant freight traffic
manager OF the Santa Fe was next called.
He gave a detailed account of the principle
upon which rates TO Denver and California
from the East We're made. He said such
rates We're largely influenced by water
competition. II was "A question of aban-
dOning coast business or meeting the low
rates of the steamship lines. The Panama
line was the strongest competitor the
Transcontnentai lines had. There was no
such competition to Denver. Upon this
basis he explained some of the particular
causes which Mr.. Kindel had mentioned in
the way of freight discrimination. His
line would, he said, be willing TO give n
satisfactory rate, as low as the Chicago
rate, 10 San Francisco. for Denver prod
ucts, II that would not involve the corre-
spending lowering of rates TO intermediate
points. If the Interstate commerce law de-
cided this roads would prefer to give up
their coast business,
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One of the "Bir Four pIungers Gone.

one tms We Wealthy py o on fhe ch
cago board of trade and the New York ex-
change. died at St. Joseph's hospital to-
heaviest SPECTATORS in the country, but
his fortune, was much decreased of late
years. He had for long time been help
less on account of paralysis.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.


Tho official forecast for to-day r.: Mis-
souri, showers; cooler IN northeast portion;
Kansas. partly cloudy, warmer In soui ihetn
portion; colorado fair. cooler IN eastern
portion The highest temperature yestor-
day was ~ deg the lowest IS deg. The
r,gorl pf iHst nights ubsVrVatiorF was.
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Another close game was played yesterday
afternoon in the third series of continuous
pool, which Is being held at the Royal Bill
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-25

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-lSpecialD r. Il.
walker. ex-Unlted States marshal for Kan
sas, arrived to-day to look after some mat
ters with the department of justice. The
accounts of certain deputies under Mr..
Walker, involving about 5000,
der issued to United States Attorney Per-
ry, of Kansas. to bring suit against Walk
er and his bondsmen TO recover the
amount. Mr.. Walker says the accounts
have been enormously disallowed and he
asked for a rehearing which was granted.
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Hit is reported to have passed a good day.
although his condition is not materially
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The Matter Compromised.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, April 2i.-The United
States Trust Company and the Mercantile
Trust Company, OF New York. and the re-
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kansns.

The Republican house will pass an elec.
ton bill to-day.