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The following story comes from a
wicked pen in the hand Of Il western
jou! nalist A farmer desiring to pro-
tect his crop from destruction by his
nei.hbors stock, nailed sign upon
one OF the fence posts which reads
"lf ANY mans or woman's cows or
"xens gets III these here oats, his or
her teil will be cut of, as the case
may be. rm christian and pay my
debts, but ding gone man that lets
lis critters loose"
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4 CA; ID.

rhihodaux La Jan. I5th. lsh'
W. the undersigned har ing pure cha,eu tnt
"'.,,a nu-iars- lately con'iucte Il Nv L..
w p;yiere Co. propose continuing tle
same line OF bnsints- "h"er ~ - =
of Henry Riviere u c." .,tas
~ 81 n,stnlucrs ot the old trm we rrmalt,
All" ..csnectfuily.
HENRY RINIEkF
EMILE RINlERE.
THOS. RI'IEkE.
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STATE TAX SALES
OF ImmOyable Property.
The State Louisiana VS.. Delin-
quent Tax Debtors, Parish OF
LaiOnrche.

10y NIkTUE or THE AUTHORITY
ID vested til me- by the constitution aud
laws OF tiit. State ct louisiana. | wilt SCI! At
the principal front door Of the Courtht use
in which tne Civil District Court OF sand par
,sh is held, in the parish OF Laiour' he. with
in the lega! heuts Tor judicial sile>. be- IN
ming at i O'Clock A. Nj. IN
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NasrBCEIls s,lOKlGAGEC CRE.
lbGEOleS.
SHERIFFS OFFICE

sHERIFFS OFFICE !
Parish of Lafourehe. May 18th. 1895
In accordance with section No. So, of Act
No - of 1855, the attention of all mortgage
creditors interested i'll any of the foregoing
described property is hereby directed to the
above notice of sale OF property Of delin
Guent tax payers.
JAMES BEARI,
Sheriff of Lafourche.
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\ he people Of this State will be glad
to &n"w that the Supreme Court of
q : state. ii its decision in the Olym-
'tc Club ease has struck the death
."W to pllze fighting in Louisiana.
~ an able and lncid opinion handed
'loMn. Judge McE.nery aS the organ y.
TIE cont. clearly and conciselv drew
tie distinction between prize fighting
Ht. -lnEt contests such - ate per
tui>>ihle urtr' the law. ia lie follow
H. HheqUlvucal terms:
ihelr eau he no reasonable nhjtc-
tu'H 10 boxing As ordinarily under-
stood. 1t i II manly, healthtul and
vl-oroU, training, and encouraged il
some OF oar most respectable institu-
tiunS. An lntc. ttience with it by
legislative pn~er would IT, il great
stretch ot aathoiity. bordering upon
AN IHisIn cement o, personal liberty.
md even hoZin- without gloves. fur
y dlsr.ay II ski.l ana ior pastime.
WHEN there i 40 breach of peace and
A" Intentional injury to the persoa.
the statute. But in IL prize contest tor
a purse. with or without gloves, there
j., despite the customary shaking OF
hands and the preliminary courtesies
between the combattantS, an intention
~ 90 an injury and to break the pub
lie peace. The contest is directly
within the spirit, If not the exact
definition OF an assault In such
contest there cannot be an absence Of
, intention to do AL injury, for the pur-
pose OF the contest is To subC ne an
opponent by knocking him senseless,
o. to ST iHjnie him that he cannot
within Il given time continue the
fight
The decision of the court will be
] hailed with satisfaction by lovers of
law and order i'll all portions of the
/ State.
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My sweetheatr has given me the nit
ten,
But will not despair;
Tonight Ill make love to her sister,
And then I'll nave il pair.
boston Courier.
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"Oi hovD't eaten anythin' to. day. =
remarked Nj. Dolan, ''but glass av
milk. an Oi drank thot."-Washing
ton Star.
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lst ware Evariste Moiya!it. 2nd ward,
Emile Du.,>, .Alheric etecref4. :,r,l ward
Edwin Biitl,all, 18th yard Albert Savole-
9Th ward. Myrtle Kerne, 9Th ward vii
liam Pre,tenback. 7th war,t. Wellington
sHebe,t, stl ward c. Elliot. 9th ward
Heury Ttuny. 10Th ward Tax lor Adam.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORS.
STATE OFFICERS

STATE OFFICERS.
f,overnog Murphy J. Foster of st. Mary
Lieut.. COY .....--.=-.-.
sac of State. T. S Adams of Z. Feliciana
And. Pub. Acct w. W. Heard of Union
ctate Treasnr John Pickett of Bassipr
Itt:v Gea, NJ ]. cunningham Natchtoeh's
snnt. Pub Ed. A. Lafargue Asoyelles.
e. s. SENATOR'S.
E. d. Nhlte.---..'... :. oi s''iea"s
Don Catfery ry..........- OF St Mary
STATE SENATOR
....-...... ...--.....- ........-----
John d, shafer ......... Terrebonne
JUDGES SUPrEME CoUaT.
Chief Just ice: F. 7. Nichols of Orleans
Associate ..J. A. Rreaux Of iberia
j" Chas ParIange of Orlean.
S. D. McEnery. Of Onacaita
.s J.. B. Watkins. Red River.
CIRCUIT Cou-r OF APPEA.-.s. Fifth Circnit.
R, T. Beas.e.,a ,ari-.,. .....of st. nnernard.
q. d. SnlttA .....--o of st. Mary.
CONGRESSMAN. :5rd. Congress onal Dist.
Andrew Price ----ef Latoasehe
18th. judicial District.
Judge. e...... -...... L. T.. a'ii"net
Dist, Atfnrnev. .....R. +. Winchester
JUSTICE OF THE PACE.
lst Ward II. Clement. 2na Ward.-----.
Bannaa 7. h. axe. .,rI Ward, Eqa-
riste Bernard, 18th W&ttl. l. i A,o ath
Ward. Arthur A. hoiidrta;iN. 9th Nafu
Sylyest.e Martinez, 'th wa1ti John +.
Pittmann. oth ward Loui> ftisont 9Th
ward B fenonila, lhth Watd AHgn,lt
Cretini
roSsra.LE>
,st varf Evaviste Moiyant. 2nd ward.
Isl N = ,1hsr;,. i,a,,..,a., .,r,, m.arI
Ltiiile ~, ,.i' -,.S,5I ,rIl.,t
Edwin Btid>a'A, 4'ii Hai" Albert ,aVnle,
-ota Wato, MY tii1 .'a.'
. liam Prc>tenback. 7;h ward. Wellington
.Hebeit. stli ward I. " f..itof. 9TH ward
aenrv T,nnv. 10th ward Ia, lor Adam.
tAis'' ofsicEhs :, i, d..
REPRESENTATIVES,. : u u Deia'i,o' .
-; a.. l'eiafi'o''e'
Coroner In. W. r. HafabS
Clerk of Court. ........... C.. J. Parker.
Sheriff ................ Jas Bearry
Treasurer ....- ........A. j. Brauu.
Pr,uter y. JOLIET Jr Il Co
Assessor -. e. Anilha' III
Returning Officer. l. Johnson
POLICE JURORS. ,,,
President. 7. y. heui =. Z; ,,,i 'io1 - '.".
ID. W, Iapef. Chas' T. ui,'"e a'i'' az, r,'.':
Emile Lesiet. Lonis LerillH, Frank CHRIS
ten, Ellie Ducos. Clerk Police .'nfS. II.
N.Couon. Sergeant at arms, +. DnSas
j. Gslliano OYSTER lnspee.'F
DRAINAGE GoANiSs''s, KS I,,.,,,,a,
pist 40. mos ne''' ~. q
anu II D. . nie' ,,c.,,,, Ea,.
Dist. No John MeeoiiaH, H. Neehe'
snn n:. u ~. wal,,o. Iaf,rt NJ. Eeraerou.
.aa",, nas. %" o., Alni,,he Foise. OryiIle Thi.
,halaux
Dist. No. 4.--Livandai, !.elet. Jos. o..
Toups, Leo LeHlaao
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NO. ~.

Mcki>>ack. Bridgeport. Ala. Ironing
table II, +. Miller. Baltimore, Md.
Shtet metal can. Il Price. Baltimore.
Ald.. Bottle stopping device. e. K.
Rec. Little Rock, Ark, File escape
n !. Short, Louisville, ky., Harness
rad- \. Stewart. Deland. Fla.
Safety driving lein hitch foI vehicles.
N. N. 1ydenan. Richmond. Va. Hy-
dt"cniGon hu,rer 5. j. Webb.
S!t,tveport. La. Cotton compressor.
N-C. iate-. New Decatur. Ala, Sheet
metal bending machine.
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As TO INCOME TAX.
Can Do Collected Although the BDpro.
pTIaliOn Bill Vas Defeated,
SAYS SENATOR Gordon, GEORGIA.
Those Who Fail 10 Mako The required
Returns win b. Compelled 10 Pay
q Heavy Penalty.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Jan, 49,
Senator GIrdou. of Georgia, in CONVEX.
sallon with other sunators sail tho
defeat Of lhe Appropriation bill viii no,
defeat the collection oftheinuomu tax.
Ia section 70 all porl3us aul corpora
tIous with Incomes ABOVE $4,000 arc
required to make returns according 10
the form prescribed by tns revenue
department 10 the secretary Of the
treasury. Those who hopo to escape
the payment OF the Income tax through
tho failure Of Clngruss b. mako tho ap.
preparation asked Tor aad who are thus
Jed to neglect making ,ue ra,ufas at
tho time 1xod by law, VIII Ind them.
selves involved In 5D per cont heavier
taEOs aud DO compelled 90 pay them.
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NEW YOWl, Jan. l2.-At belmont
r05s last night we'll known Now York
club man, prominent I'm g0cieiy nnd a
MEND VI George J. Gould, made the
startling statement that tue rumored
management OF Miss Anna Gould,
youngest daughter Of Jay Gould, to
Larry Woodruff, this actor, was nn
sssured TACT, anu would soon he nu-
nounoed with tbs ontiFo Hanclion of
the Gould family.
The statements was the more remark.
able from tho circumstance that since
tue fumOred bUlT0thai VI hiss Gould
10 the handsome young actor Hhu has
been engaged 10 William Hartman,
which contract was suddenly broken
on last spring while the fair iiance
was abroad with Mr.. anu Mis-. George
J. Gould Tor the expressed purpose OF
purchasing q wedding itossgau. Young
Woodruff is attending the Harvard
law school anu spunt thu nJlidays In
this city.
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The PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
vii Probably COmmanco on Tho
PIIs,Day Of Next Mouth.
Chincso Commissionyra on Thsir Wa
so the Japanese 1tcadquhrisrs-
nrpurIs gontrndtctcd.

WAauSuTON, Jan. IL. Mr.. Kurlno,
tho Jnpnuoso minister, says lac ex.
ryciB that peace negotiations between
the plgnipo,eniaries OF Chlna and
japan win ugglu about tho Is. Of
February. The Chino,e peace com.
misalourIs lci, Pekin on tho 7.h inst.
IL Is expected that John W.. Foster
who IL TO assist The ChlnCgU euvoyu IN
the negotiation, wall us On hand
February lst. kurinO has rYg yet To-
Ceiy0d any diruC. information Aa 10
who wan conduct tho negotiations on
the Part OF the Japans-u government,
but naturally ptosumes ihut SIT. MIiJ,
the minister oii1roi.u flait-, viii be
the representative. .lu riuistur aay o
the Newspaper reports 10 tbs cuuC,
that bic government has given notice
that u would net receive shno, one vi
the Chinese plorir,IeniISrier because
Ii iau lullu's pr.Ci .m atoms uuysiug
rewards iJr japanese uyA To- Is inclI-
rect.
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WAsutNGrOS, Jan, l2.-Thc Senate
galleries wore iairly well iiliei today 30
anticipation VI sptCch by bunhlOr
dUrmau on the currency question, w
watch IL WAS thought ho would pfD'
pdas sons solution Uf thu problem from
tAo Senate standpoint.
Quay spgog1 us orc MIN ON the dcss
q fJll u mRnugcript which looked like
tho formidable auI O.. fully prepared
speeches Tor which hr De- noted,
Clckrtll called up iuu uTfoat duiIc..
uucy .ill.
PiehIlng Onlger Harris explained
tho parliamentary a,tuatIyu conf q
over from yesterday
I'm Olleful an amendment 20 the
item appgopnatinE iuu Us Tor the Colluc-
ton Of the Income tax, No the legality
Of the law could bu referred TO the
courts. Tao chair had ruled out the
amendment o. u point NJ orueT, Hill
appealed from the decision Of the
chair anu Morgan moved 70
lay the appeal on the table.
After further dIfcIs4ion OF the in.
come tax Morgan Withdrew HE motion
aud the proposed vote on Hlll'sRppenl.
Teller then addressed thc Senate Ia
iucumu tax. lilo pointed 10 the large
treasury deficits which had been
temporarily met by. the bond issuoe.
The gold supply was down 10 s7TiJOJ,.
OlO and was rapidly disappearing.
Any proposition 10 DO away with the
income tax, therefore, should DO uc'
c0mpnniod by plan TO tniBe the
revenues OF the government required.
Teller gave a. bis opinion that the
income tax would become permanent
oven though IL was limited TO five
years by the present law. Ho believed
IL was such an equitable tax that people
woulI insist upon III continuance.
Import duties could not be put no
nigh AZ entirely 10 keep out goods, and
witluu. ,h.ae high du'ieB there was
certain % bo q deficit ia tho revenue.
10 waH essential, therefore, that sUmu
middle C1uT ruuull le adopted, aud
tue inCg no tax was a must just means
/ Of taking this course. Teller spoke VI
| the vain gud ltuitlDss Cl1Tis of tue OK
euutive branch q the government "lu
| no something 90 relieve the present
distress Of the government ana .ps0'
pigp
| tue tAetuklHt NlAANN % ~ WIuAs
| hnndy." feilur spoke cau-tIcnlly Of
| 'Vhr scheme OF banking coming from
ths treasury department" He re.
ierred 10 tlu current reports THAI the
bill had been IJItol OF IN thirty mlu.
utss tOR sten0gTaphor. al wish TO show
all dus respect 10 thls bill, "sAid Full0r,
"ulmiug ~ It does from such high
nouice1, tut n such measure came
from any senator OK member; n 10 came
from any PupullHi, u would be branded
ls the height ~ lunaCy."
Teller declared the currency bill pro-
posed 10 inAuguTaiu tine old era OF wild
| ca palrr. 10 violated every principle
| OF huaGeuln this country On any other,
Tollor riiioulud the talk about" elastic
| aud "nuEiblen CURRENCY, when "a,
banking corporations had charge VI
| the elasticity,
"pheru ID about ak weeks remain
log IN thia Clugress," said Teller
! "NUW, does any person seriously be,
| neye tho revision OF the vast currency
sybtem can DO accomplished In tia
! Umt2"
The senator argued It was tlmo the
/ executive authorities stopped what he
characterized as ".Tautiu dcmOnstfR
toms fright"
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now Indebted 90 various parties so the
sum OF about 5000 while iis nssetsart
only about $4,000, ami that Mt. Taylor
is inaUlvcul aIdt that he viii 10 com.
PEELED to satisfy the Indebtedness out Of
n,s private properly lie further
Elltgrs that hu hos already paid
OUT GA zee Unit uf Tire liabilities about
1880, and that Taylor has ouly pnii
about slJD. Also, that tins partnership
lie losing about $500 per month, anu
tuntlt q Impossible f1r himself aud MI.
Taylor TO agree % 90 the method Of
winding up Gny fifm's business. Hence
plaintiff plays that the partnership de-
ils8Olvcd, am accounting hai, ana tbat
"a receiver be appointed TO take charge
of the assets and sell the sgmt, the pro.
ceeds Go la applied 90 tue gnyguat OF
iiahil,ica,
Jlgmus W. jennings hns boon Hp.
pointed receiver boy Chief JusiiCe
Merritt, in agcorlEucl with tue above
Application.
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Tired of Married Life.

Chrlatiua Il, Gillette has brought
suit for divorce against Horace }. Gll.
lu,te Ia the rhird district court on the
grounds VI deserliOu. Mrs, Gillette al
loges that she was married 10 the
defendant IN this city In 1854, and
that he dose.ted her two years later.
At the time NJ the marriage Mrs.
Gillette had two children by u former
husband, but ono OF them has since
been adopted by Mr.. Harmon. Mr-.
Gillette prays tlat tho adopted child bu
allowed 10 remain where 1t ", but that
she DO awarded the custody Of the
other one, In addition 10 decree Of
divorce.
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Kollorl and Alickle.

The heavy STOW fall In the noun.
taius has put a stop to ,hs hunting for
KoaJrd and Mlckle, says the M
Pleasant Iyr2Wid. Sheriff Cater
says chat, Notwithstanding the Provo
officials called 10 false scent which
called Thorn down into Nevada TO-
Gently, EB believes it was a correct
scent, and reasons that, aside from the
fact that parties have claimed 10 have
seen them dow n that way, they could
not longer remain whore the deep
heavy SHOWS rendered it nlInUst i'm
possible Tor further assistance TO no
given, and msking the chances for dc.
tuotion all the better anu the beet aud
quickest way TO reach - milder climate
was 20 taRe the course they did, by
which they can easily set into southern
California or Arizona,
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A correspondent wri.p.; "The death
Of tho ltae gisl, L3olis c. Funk, Of
East Dale, Colorado, whose dumlso
WAS chrouirlel IN last nigupl News,
b. surrounded with worry sad c,Icum-
stances. rha was the second daughter
70 Bishop Marcus h. AMI Anne q,
lyufsUn Funk, .ormerly VI Washing
ton, this Territory who moved 10
CIlOra 10 some time ago.
"lhe little girl parted with her
parents several months siuCo for the
purpose Of helping her aunt, Mrs. W,
r. Jack, ui this CITY, ami 20 better her
opportunities for schooling, She had
been aillng Tor some time, but did nut
take ~ her bed until Sunday evening
last, and then her guardians did NOS
anticipate fatality, though they called
iu Drs. Richards & Wilcox nud gayl
her every attention, Bhe took SUE
leuly WoFse with Intense rheumatic
pain M uur stomach Rnd by 3 O'clock
Yesterday morning " reached hor
heart. The poor little sufferer was
conscious until the last anu keeuiy
suused har position in being 20 far trgm
home. The news Of hGr death has
roeCrei her parents, The remains will
be ggut hJmo tomorrow for inlermont"
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ER0ws WHILE rexn Jan. l2.-Fur-
the. uowb lI0MTiidalgo county show
that R.oly ihTulg, tne outlaw WAC shot
Jacoatb Hiu0y u, also fatally SHOT
Wenct,l g1 Rolls, o. tue deputy sncrid'.
pusst, and sttluusiy wounded mis- own
son. rla r.sae had grTestei 0sTciss
son, wh0@aA placed on n hOro behind
one OF ttu u1l ere. They thon started
In atnfch i01 Garcia, riding along In
Indian az. A shot from behind bit
HenUlesa land no foil deaf. The sec.
oud sh0tJ YOU Ad 5ouules fatally.
Another ! bot lutvAdsd tr the deputy
struck thbl ougaNE sOui cauaing dnn-
geroua wOlknd, tiFia escaped unhuft.
HcIs tins ID A. rhJ1 n, tAis country and
a ueHuhLaLI mnu3
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sr. LOUIS, Jau. l2.-Yeslerdny't
sudden drUp ~ Temperature continued
throuE bout the night, reaching tue
rOidost point Of the winter at . a.m,i
10 below zero. A. II .. m. the thct'
mOmrtor Registered l above zero.
IND.ASApJLis, Jan. l2.-At6 n. m
the sighal Office thermometer regis
tered As below zero and at noon
below.
CmCAGo, Jan. l2.-The thermOme.
tors from DAKOTA to Indiana were OK
lssmely low.spiriIed today. Al moon
81. Paul aud Minneapolis reported
below zero; Kansas City, s below; 81.
Louis, below aud Chicago o below
Indications were Tor warmer weather
tomorrow.
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NJ. @. sullivan, Tor fourteen yoarl
engaged In mining aud mercantile
pursuits at Eureka, died ut ~. Mary's
hospital In this city yesterday after
an illuvsa OF three weeks. Ho was
forty years OF ngo and leaves a wife
anu three children. lie came 10 U,ah
and was well known Ia all U! the AZ.
joining states.
The funeral will be- held from tho
undertaking rnrloB Of O'Donnell d
Co., from where the remains viii DO
removed o. ~. Mays cathedral TO-
MORROW, Sunday, at pm. Friends
respectfully invlicd 90 attend.
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Another Pnrlner.hIn Trouble.

In tho matter Of the partnership
existing between Sidney X Hooper
aud J. &. Taylor under the iigm name
VI Hooper ~ Goa MT. Hooper hos naio
application TO the Third district court
Tor relief lie declares that tho part
nership was entered into between him
SELF aud Mt. Taylor on December q,
1904, Tor the purpose " carrying ON
tue business OF retail druggists NJ No.
100 south, East Temple street, It being
agreed that tho same should bo con-
linued Ut the will OF the parties, Mr..
Hooper sets out that the paTtIsrship ID
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A DigoncE Butt.
The Judge Iia,H to GrAnt IL Against
DIS VIII.


HARuBoNvILLE, DO, l2.-Tho
Cass county circuit court has just ad.
journpi after having granted an un'
Usually large number Of divorces.
a rather unuaunl case was the suit
OF Mru. Eliza Mohloy against john
Mohney, farmer The defondnnl
was 81 years OF age aud his wife blush
tngIy Insisted thht rho was hut go. IL
her petition she charged desorli0n aud
nun.supplri, but In the hearing Of the
testimony It was admitted that the
was alleged merely nB u Formally, 10
naving been agreed between the two
that the vile should bring suit and tn"
defendant would not contest H. Mr.
Mooney said Bho was married. IN lsbO
and that there were ten children born,
The ten were in tue court room na
witnesses Tor their mother She said
that tor twenty-five or thirty years her
husOnud was a model man and they
got along beautifully.
But, she went on, ho got finnncky
and would take spells when he would
desert me for months. Wa quarTeluu
ali tho time, l don't say he was to
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WAsHINuTON, Jan, 10, 80 About
twenty mcmbJTs crowded into the area
ln front Of tho Speakers r0BIIum Ut
the opening Of the House today in the
hope OF getting bills of local import.
ancu through by unanimous consent,
Uu. all were Unsuccessful. Hatch,
chairman Of the COMMITTEES on agrl.
culture, called up tho bill to extend
tue provisions Of the Wilson original
package liquor law 10 oleomargurine
In original paCkagos.
Aver the discussion the Wilson bill
went over anu the House passed blu
10 cudiiy the pension laws. Eulogioi
VI the lato Representative Shaw,
(Wie.) were then delivered,
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NEW York, Ja1. l2.--rhree mcu
walking ON the New York Central rail.
f0ai near RlvorJblo station were
s,iuck by train last night. John
q Zurich, aged 83, Of EHzauethpou,
n. j., aud 40 unknown mau were iu.
5thnty killed. a mau uanod Butsk,
aged ~, Of Elizabethpot,, n. j., was
fatally injured. fho men were seek
Ing WORK.