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SThis vast increase was occasioned by
the great number Of hank failures in 1894,
the liabilities Of which aggregated S2l0,
998, 60S.
The record of the Republican
party during the years following
the war when its control of all de-
partments of the government was
undisputed and complete is a
shameful one in this regard. Who
can forget the dark days of 1873
a darkness which came on a clear
day when the skies of hope were
orightest2 In 1873 there were
5,l83 failures, with liabilities aggre-
eating 1928, l99.9OO. Then dis
aster ran riot. In 1874 there were
$3.50 failures; 1873, 7,74O; 1876,
9,O92; 1877, 1872, and in 1873,
lO,478l When it is remembered
that there was little business done
and few failures IN the south; that
the west was new and thinry popu-
lated, though full of enterprise and
rapidly growing, during all those
years, it will be seen that the ratio
of failures to population was much
higher even than that of the un-
precedented year of 1893, about
which the Republican orators pirate
with such affectation Of virtuous
Indignation.
In this connection it will be
noted that the 5,l83 failures of
1873 represented liabilities to the
amount of 1928, 499,9JO. The TO-
Az failures of 1873 represented
liabilities amounting to 5 g., $685.
l32, or less than $4,000, 600 in ex-
cess of the liabilities of the 1873 |
failures. What does that mean2 1t
means that the whole trend of Re-
publican legislation then, as now,
scas against the little feiioos IN
trade and industry, steadily fore
ing them to the wall in the interest
of the rich, and shows that the Re-
publican party was then, as it is
now, the plant and corrupt tool of
monopoly
But the table above given, which
covers the last year of the Garfield
Arthur regime, the years of the
first Cleveland administration, the
Harrison administration, and lS93,
gives not one grain of comfort to
The Republican campaigners. The
last year of Mr.. Arthurs admins
ration the failures numbered TO-.
968 (greater than 1873 and with
liabilities actually less than those
Of the 5, lS3 failures of 1873, show
ing how the policy of freezing out
Of business the men of small
means was STEADILY pursued), with ,
liabilities of SEQ, 3i3,427. In
1885 a democratic president was
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SOME STORES

DON'T WAET CLOSE BUYERS WE ONLY WANT
THE VERY CLOSEST. WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE
AND THAT THE LOWEST.
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sThis vast increase was occasioned by
the great number Of hank failures in 1891,
the liabilities Of which aggregated $40.
998, 8O8.
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Mems Suits.

Good Working Suits in light and darl
So. 90, $500.
Business Suits, round and square cut
$1,000
Nobby Suits in all colors, shades and
S14 90, $500.
Fine Dress Suits in sacks and frocks,
$1,000.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and Mishaps In tho Thrlvin: City
Across the River.

Under the new law an additional
duty will BIO imposed on tho assessors.
The law provides chat assessors shall
make n list OF all persons who served IN
the United States army. navy or marine
corps during the Mexican war aud war
OF the rebellion. designating tho rank,
company, regiment. battle ,or vessel in
which they served" These lists arc re-.
turned TO tho auditor, who files them
with the auditor OF state.
Tho "Actors' Holiday" company 10
sojourning in Martins Ferry. its bag.
gage having been tod up by II. q.
Guthrie. proprietor OF tho ST Clair
hotel, 10 secure tho payment OF Il board
bill OF about $50. Tho manager ia try
ing to make dates In soveaal small towns
in this neighborhood. AMartin's Ferry
boy recently joined the company.
Colonel Charlcsworth will place O
complete new outfit in the st. Clairsvillc
postoiice, including sixty combination
lock boxes, 300 call boxes, delivery,
money order winGows, etc.
Several prisoners in tho Belmont
COuutl JN'i ilUac aii uusuSSSSaiut cAuI
10 break jail by filing bar OH one Of
tho buck windows. The. discovery was
made BY tho warden.
Rock Hill won by 4 to in the debate
with High Ridge, tho question being,
"Rosolvcd that the introduction oil ma.
chincry haa been n benefit to tho labor
ing class"
George Strain aud K. a. Lindcmuth,
who announced themselves as candi-
dates for asacssor in the Third ward,
have withdrawn in favor OF John Beazlc.
Charlcs Brown lott yesterday for tho
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, to take
charge OF tho farm OF his sister, whose
husband died recently.
Mr.. and Mira. Edward Opelt, who hnvo
been visiting tho family OF Aug. kraaiz,
ESQ.,, returned to East Liverpool ycstcr.
day.
Major John a. Brown has been ap.
pointed city truant officer and will
mako tho boys too tho marx.
Tho W. C. T. U. will give an elocu.
tiouary aud musical entertainment at
Colorain this evening.
Tho Republicans will have until s
o'clock this evening to announce them.
selves rs candidates.
Matt Gray ana Ell. Birch left yostcr.
day for Now Philadelphia to take Jobs
in rolling mill.
Will link, of Stcubonyillc, 10 visiting
hiu brother Frank aud shaking hands
with old friondu.
Tho tin mills Mt tho Etnn.SLandard
arc of OH account Of shortage Of block
plato.
Tho belmont Brick and Tilo Works Is
gcttine ready to rosumo operations.
Attorney George Duncan Ia at Col.
umbus OH professional business.
Richard Barr haa returned from an
extended visit in Pennsylvania.
Jnmos ltunyon goes TO Pittsburgh
April to tnko II position.
George Cooke can now DO found Mt
George Duncan's Office.
John Williams is at tho bedside ;ol
his father at Flushing.
Miss Iona Mckay 10 on tho aIck liat
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Tho inti-Lottery Inv.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March I'm the
opinion OF postal officials tho au:i.los.
terry &C. passed by Congress just before
adjournment will have iar-reachinc
effect in supervising lottery schemes in
this country. Its provisions arc OK.
pected to eaec:ually prevent the con.
veyauce OF lottery matter between the
states or its Introduction here from
other countries by express companies
or common carriers. Through a limi-
tution OF jurisdiction the department
has been required to transport lottery
and fraudulent matter and express
money orders Tor investment In these
schemes and yet been deprived OF the
revenues from them. -
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Tho Boring Son Matter,

LONDON, March Sir Richard Web.
ster, member for tho Isle OF Wight d.
vision, OF Hampshire, aud ono Of the
British counsel before tho Boring aea
tribunal OF arbitration in the house OF
commons. to-day questioned tho gov.
crnment in regard to tho negotiations
for settlement with tho United States
OF tho British sealsrs claims for seizure
prior to the arbitration proceedings.
He pointed out that tho award of the
tribunal was adverse to tho United
States, the only point unsettled being
the amount Of compensation, and tha.
Canada has agreed to the sum sho was
willing 10 accep. in full payment OF her
claims. Consequently Sir Richard Web.
ster asked whether, in view OF the crea.
and growing discomfort in Canada, the
government proposes to take any land
II so whatl steps to settle the dispute
either by obtaining tho payment by the
United States OF the agreed amount; or
il necessary be arbitration.
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SOUTH SIDE BANQUET.
The Bowlers Enjoy Themselves and lie
organizes FOR the Summer.

The Bowlers Enjoy Themselves and Re.
organizes FOR the Summer.
Last night the annual banquet OF the
South Side Bowling League took place
at Mozart park, about ono hundred
members OF the eight clubs aud their
friends being present. The fun began
at o'clock in tho afternoon and lasted
until late hour last night. Through.
out the afternoon the eightpark alleys
were kept busy and the CRACKS" OF tho
league piled up some big acores. No
! team work was INDUCED in until after
5 the banquet when the uustlers and
South Side came together.
/: was after o'clock when tho play
ers gathered round tho festive board
and partook OF the good things that had
been placed before them. Carterer Ed
ward I1ofreuter, OF Mozart park, under
whose auspices the banquet was pro-
pared, was the recipient OF high praise.
A generous supply OF cham pligne
loosened tho tongues OF NIL aud every
body pronounced i. one OF the mos. en-.
joyable OF evenings.
President Schraebe. OF the league, an-
nounccd that Charles Rumbach, tho
crack Bcllaire player, would act az toast
master. bu. the proceedings wero OF so
informal 4 character that hia services
we're not greatly needed
The matter OF reorganizing the league
for the spring aud summer season came
up. and the sentiment was in favor OF
not letting the organization remain in.
ac.iye until tho next winter seaaon OF
bowling. II was proposed that tho pool
or millennium" plan. that como OF tho
base ball people want to sec adopted.
shout! pc used, so that tho several clubs
would be OF nearly equal atrcngth. put
this was voted down. for tho reason
principally that tho present teams, even
whom they arc weak, do not wish to
break up and form now teams. 1. was
next proposed that tho number OF sub.
stitutc players BIO reduced to Two, 30
that more clubs can be organized. but
this, too. was defeated, aud four "subs"
as heretofore will be carried on oacl,
clubs roll.
The league will open its second season
in a'woek or two. and it Is quito proba-
BILE that there will be twelve clubs aud
bowling on tho alleys every night Of
tho week.
The feature OF tho evening was tho
game between tho South Side and Hus,-
Ter teams. that finished frat and accoud
in tho latc championship race. During
tho season tho two teams met four
tiuIes. and each captured two games.
For this ronson tho game last night was
OF great interest. Tho score was US fol.
lows:
South Side-Iiandlan 1872, Marshnnr
107, llors,man 100, Klino ll8, Wright
50. Blind 1874 total 1872.
Hrs,lers--Kcmplo AS, Shaier al,
Ebnling 10, Walthers 100, Woisgcrbnr
142, DlInd 1876; total Sol.
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An important lis. OF high class play.
ors will be secil hero next week In tho
gorgeous extravaganza "rhc Passing
Show" Those interpreting tho prin.
cipal characters aro l. Rookcn, Jessie
Carlisle, Laura Bizzar, Dur, lIaveriy,
John Donahuc. Mario Domestic, the
Sisters Byron, Jnmca Koran, tho Borri
family. Ka,o Harrison, Emma Thornc,
Torisnoh. Lucy Pixley, Gertrude
Randolph, Adele ST. John, Mimic
Stella. Edna Lyle, Jctlroy Lawrence and
Maurice Gould. Aside from tho cast
there Is mammoth singing chorus and
dancing ballet. which combined nnm.
bers one hundred persons. 1t will DO
seon hero next Monday ut tho Opera
House. The sale OF seats opens at
Houses thi, morning.
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nItLIIAIitE.
All Sortsot Locni Npw' nnd Gossip from
tho Glass Citr.

al hbrtsot t.OcN' NhWA Nhl UOSslp from
tho Gins, CITY.
At the Republican city committee
meeting tho following candidates for
tho various city offices to III this spring
wcro certified to DO printed on tho
tickets. 10 ho u,Dd at tho primaries Sat.
urday afternoon and ovOning:
For school board-R N. Glllcand. II.
I. Rowlos. Robert Brown, NJ. L. Black.
burn.
For wator works trustcs--Sord. Mol.
con, J. Il. Davies.
First ward -. Assessor - Martin l..
Johnson, Hurry rhurbNr, For council
John Burrows. Donald Mcdonald,
Second ward-Aslolsor-.Goo. Pracht.
ConnCil-Wm. Fish.
Third ward-Assossor-l'rod Ehcrlc.
Harry Oliver, jrd James "A. Lee, Henry
W. Rowles.
Fourth ward-AssOssor--ElSia SGploy,
Nathan RowlcS, W. II, Thompson.
Conncil-M. 7. Carncs. V
mons. Conncil-Georgo W. Doyarmon,
John Thurn. y
Joseph Clements was persuaded by
tho townshI p committeeman md othcra
Interested In securing good man for
trustee, to allow tho uso OF ha namu,
aud Whom tho tickGta woro ordered q
Tow town folks made kick and have
nnmod A. Haas to con,ei. for thu. nom.
ination.
Editor D. II, Nlilligan, OF tho St.
Clatrsvil!o Gazette, came homo yostor.
day from Washington City whore hG
served NJ clork OF the committee on On
rolled billa since tho holidays. Com
grOssman Pearson WINS the chairman OF
that committee and received tho COM
mcndation OF tho house at tho close OF
tho session for his prompt. careful and
mo, hodical handling Of tho business on
trusted to him,
Tho steel works wont to worl, yc,,or.
day mud will continue tho balance Of
this week. mud It Ia possible they will
put tho blast on at the new furnace to-
dny. It sooms 10 have boon u custom to
turn on tho blaa; on Friday for n long
time. No superstition prevails at that
works.
Tho Novelty Stamping Company is
now turning out m immense quantity
OF steel skillcis and hollowwarc, besides
a great quantity OF onamclcd ware, and
thoy have orders beyond their capacity
to produce.
Tho oil excitement in part OF Noble
county has reached such . point that
rental OF s. pUr aero Is paid monthly
for strip Of land adjoining well down
there.
Tho Republican primaries tomorrow
evening will no doubt b. we'll attended.
That is tho place TO secure tho proper
kind OF candidates for Office.
Rev. Q. W. Holmes will preach scr.
mon next Sunday evening on woman
and the ballot, at the First ". L. church.
Horny 7. Rowies, who has been study.
ing medicine in Columbus this winter,
is now at home with his family.
Tho next term OF court will find more
business from this section. The anti
saloon league will furnish 1t.
Albert Holland wont to jail to sosve
mis- ten days aud tho SIS fine assessed
against him.
Mr.. d. 4. Bowman and wifo are guests
OF the family Of Mr.. W. G. Bersundthal.
Miss Ola Gill returned to Muncie,
Ind, after protractcd visit hero.
Jacob Seobach. Of WoodsGeld, has
moved his family to this city.
Quiet reigus in police circles the,e
days.
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NOW a Cl:isrAINTY.
The Reward For tho bonb Throwpr Mt tho
ltuckcys, Glass Works.

The Reward For tho Bonb Throwpr Mt tho
Euckevo Glass Works.
Tho reward $4,000 for tho arrest
and conviction OF the bomb throwor at
Buckeye Slasa works, Martins Forty, Is
now certainly. Tic mombcrs Of tho
citizens executive committee is author.
lied TO oqcr $500. raised In Martina
Ferry, and tho $500 voted by tho board
OF commissioners OF Belmont makes tho
$1,000, which will DO paid for tho ap.
prohenslon OF the guilty person or per.
SONS. Tho throo committeeman arc NJ.
O.. Mitchell, L. Spence and L. J. O.
DIennon, all OF Martins Ferry.
1t Is beloved that tho sum Of money
offered will DO instrumental in bringing
to justice tho guilty parties.
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A DELIGHTFUL JAUNT
To tho National Cnpttol-Low Rates via
Baltimore Il Ohio.

Have you ever treated yourself 10
visit to tho capitol Of tho nation? II
not, havn't you often waited for an op.
portunity to do so, to see its public
buildings. visit lis museums. art CALLER.
les. arsenals, parks and public and pri-
vate institutions? Possibly when you
had tho time. tho expense was serious
drawback. BY taking advantage OF the
low ratio excursions offered by tho Bal
timore & Ohio, thi, item is reduced to n
minimum and really places tho trip
within tho reach OF all. Tho next OK.
cursion via Baltimore 4 Ohm railroad
is announced for Thursday. March II.
Write to tho nearest Baltimore & Ohio
agent for IN illustrated guide 10 tho cap.
itol, giving description and cuts OF the
principal public buildings and map.
also detailed information in regard to
the itinerary.
Tho following table will show tho rate
and train schedule from stations in this
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BOWLING RECORDS.
Avorages for tho Second serlos Of
tho Wheeling League.
.lN IMPROVEMENT OYER THE FIRST
Series Averages Is socn IN Mmos.
Ercry instuncp--rhe South sIdo
League Has Banquet and Kcor.
gnniScs for tho summrr-ThoC oun.
try League Also stnrts Up-Now
Orleans l.aees-othor News of Sport.

Yesterday Secretary Archer, OF tho
Wheeling Bowling League. mudo public
tho averages Of tho players of tho ton
clubs OF tho Wheeling Bowling League,
who contested In ton or moro games
during tho second serics, which has Just
closed, a feature Is tho fact that In
almost every instance tho players have
done bcttcr work than in tho tlrst series.
Ono reason for this Improvement Is tho
change in tho rules allowing tho bali to
be thrown across tho limo. Tho aver.
ages aro as follows:
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Gus race track in New Jsruoy, returned
from his visit to Europe to-day, coming
by tho stoamor Worra.


New ORLEANS, March 7,--scvcnty.
sixth day OF tho Cro'coat City Jockey
Clubs winter meeting. Woathcrrainy ;
track slow. Results:
First, selling. iiye iurlongs-pisa won,
Flush second, Nollio 0sborno third
time, l:0l. Second, selling, six fur.
longs-Allco d. won. L,icasta second,
Virgin third: time, l:lS!, Third, sell.
Ing, seven iurlongs-Ixlon won, Gudfl
second, Darwin Wcdgowood ,hlrd /;
limo, 1854. Fourth. tho Crescent City
handicap. for throo.ycar.olda and M.
wards; 81 900 guaranteed to tho winner
ono milc-Torrapin won, Decapod soc.
ond. Nero third; time, l:i7s, Fifth,
selIug, aovon MISUNDERSTANDING won,
Fidgot second, Charter third; time,
l.JSl,
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CoNsuL GENERAL w1n1,A,Is.
The Government Surprised Mt tho Action
OF spn'n--Nir. williams Splendid Ec.
eori-rho Probable Cnu'a OF SI'ain's

az, ,,... - - .-H.
ihe u"Vorhmeh' snrprlsod Mt tho Action
vi spa,n-mr' Wli''nmS Splendid nc.
."ru-' ho rropno'' Cnh'o OF slnin's
,o"''o'
"AsliiSdroS, March 1.-The M.
nouncnnont through tim pro,s dis.
pu,rh,a Of IN, intnndod ,c,,o, ~ N.
Go w .N''v ,,,,, y, '"v
Ne""''" Ro,o' "''ens III Mr' "h''"ina
cMo created groat surprise In official
circles horc. Tho consul general Inns
th, hiphost r,nu,ntIo, for o,,c,on,,In
Ii. LII. ~, .N o"s'u".! :"
,'a u'''e'' ""''' "'o ''ofe ohoFous tnah
thoao oil any Other consular post, mud
moreover no has always boon OH tho
host OF terms with tho Cuban ollicials
during tho many yeara ho has boon at
Havana. Mr.. Williams 10 about sixty
years Of ngc. lIo was born In Wush.
ington md wont to Cuba whom moro
boy TO engage In mercantile pursuity,
Ito builvup a largo business and Is 70.
putUd to have accumulated fortune.
Ills residence whllo In tho United
States haa boon in Brooklyn and no 10
credited In his appointment to the state
Of Now York, lilo was appointed vico
consul at Havana by President Grant in
1874 while Mr.. lonry Hall was thoconsul
general. Whom General l,adcnu became
consul general In 1881 hu resigned hi4
place, but In tow months General la.
dcau having In turn resigned, 10 WIS
made consul general In July, 1881, by
President Arthur. lic has held tho
place over since without regard 10
political changes In the administration.
owing, 1t Is said. to his high abilities as
CONSULAR oilicor. In addition to his
consular duties Mr.. Williams has boon
charged from tlino TO timo with duties
OF q diplomatic nature, such rs tho pro.
toclion OF American citizcnu In Cuba,
,hoso being no United States minister
on tho Island, aud tho state department
has communicated directly with him In
such cases instead OF acting through tho
United States minister resident ut
Madrid.
II Is surmisod horo that It was III tho
discharge OF such junction that Mr..
Williams has become psrloII non grutd.
rs tho diplomatic term IL, towards the
Spanish gorornmunt. llo was very 70.
NCuAiS utCGtcu ny CcCECtHEy bIcduulu
to see TO 1t that tho American citizen,
Aguic Aguirre, charged with parlicipa.
ton in tho preson. rebellion in Cuba,
have fair trial. Tho Spanish officers
were about to try tho man to court
martial. but yielded so far to tho consul
generals representations rs 10 accord
him q fair trial By civil process. as pro.
vided for BY treaty, II Ia pcssiblc that
his energetic action in this case has
mado him obnoxious TO tho Spanish
officials. As he Is u consular officer, and
has no real diplomatic standing, he
exercises his functions at Havana only
by consent OF tho Spanish government,
aud. il so disposed, the government
could terminate his connection at short
notice by simply withs.auding his exc
ouatcur, or written recognition OF his
right to act US consul general. II the
Spanish government decided TO do this,
it would DO under no obligation 10
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Bank Cashier KIN, Il,m.o,r.

GRAFTON. MASS, March 7.-Henry F.
Wing, cashier OF the Grafton National
Bank. was found dead in his barn n.
80 o'clock this morning with bullet
through his head. Beside him lay the
revolver with which he had taken his
life. Mr.WinS has boon in poor health
for some time, and the setllemen, OF a
large estate which was attended with
numerous law suits had served 10 un.
settle his mind. ilc passed last even.
ing a! the bank apparently Mt work
upon his books.
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a SEVERE rheumatic pain in tho lott
shoulder had troubled Sir. J. II. Lopez,
well known druggist Of Dcs Moincs,
Iowa, for over ak months. At tinos
tho pain WINS 30 severe that no could
not lit anything. With all no could
do Ito could not got rid OF it until Ito APP
pliod Chambcriain's Pain Balm. ~
only mado three applications Of it" no
anys. land havo aincp boon free from
all pain" llo now recommends it to
persona similarly afflicted.
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Bewarc OF Ointment, for Cn'arrh Tnat
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy tho
sense OF smell and completely dorange
tho whole system whom entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar.
tcles should never DO used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians,
as tho damage they will do Is ten fold
to tho good you can possible derive from
them. HALLS Cntarrh Cure, manuiac.
tured by F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken III.
ternally. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho syst0m. In
buying Halls Catarrh euro DO sure you
got tho genuine. 1t is taken informally,
and made in Toledo. Ohio, by f. ].
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
E16- Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle. ,-1f IA
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Is the man or woman troubled with dyspepsia.
Heart palpltA.ioGS, soar stomach, heartburn,
uncasiness OF the nerves. oppression or n sense
OF emptiness NJ the pit OF the stomach. nro
among Its symptoms. llOStctter'S Stomach Bit.
tiers Candidates Il. and entirely oYcrromos con.
slpatlon. billousncSs, rheumatic, kidney and
malaral com plnInls. Use this thorough remedy
systematically and |. will achieve permanent
results.
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Last series Tho Broynies' PLAYERS

were numerous among the first ten;
this season three OF these are Lotus
players, two LaBellc, one Pen and PEN
Gil, two Nameless, one Wheeling and
one The Brownies. Most OF tho top.
notchers OF the second series did no.
show up near the top last series. This
is true to remarkable degree in the case
OF Lotus this team won but one game in
eightaen last series. but this series they
won fourteen. finished second aud hold
the high team average.
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Hold for Examination.

New YoRK, March bessie Fair.
banks. who last night shot Isaac a.
Cochran, was to-day held for examina.
ton on Saturday. Cochran will probably
survive his injuries, but will lose his
sight.
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HnruMArlsM, neuralgia, headache
nnda pain Of every kind instantly 70.
lievcd by Johnson'a AIaSotic Oil. ST %
slzo SO ccnts; so cont size % cents,
Chau. Il. Goe.ze and W. ". Irwin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Piorson on Sat.
urdny arrived at Dyaart, Pa, zach
nasridc broncho. They had Travelled
all tho way from Carbon county, Wyo.
ming. 4 distance OF 5000 milcs.