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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31

LONDON. Dec. 3l.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Standard says: ~:
There Is much animation in political
and military circles where tide Is see-i
ting against Captain General Weyler,3
who. It is expected. will be speedily re-.
called unless he gains striking success
es.
"Dr, Rial was shot at Manila toe
dav IN the presence of an immense
rrnwd, General Polnvicja ahsented
himself during the execution. DR.. Rial
reconcIled himself with the church OF
Rome and begged hard to be allowed
TO take par; In civil marriage with
his Canadian mistress before he died:4
His request. however, was refused. as
well as the petition OF his relatives 20,
he allowed to take charge OF his body.
lest the funeral should be made q pre-
text for demonstration S
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-A family ~
four persons were NsphyXIated at their
home In the northern portion OF this
city to-day.
John LIch;cnbcrg. 4 c1binetmaker, his
wife Llszir, and their iwo children,
Willis. twenty-five months nd. and ia
cob twelve weeks old. camprised the
family. When LIchtcnherG was missed
to-day messenger Was sent 10 his
rooms. There the TWO children were
found dead and the parents unconscious.
The physicians who were called dccid-
ed that asphyxIation wns III" cause and
that Mrs. lichiephcrS probably would
die. The origin OF the noX!Ous gaS. how
ever. has not been discovered. There IS
nothing TO Indicate that ssnythlng but
an accident caused the mischief.
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DAsTARDLY DEED.
Train Wrerktrs In south Carolina Com
nit n Horrible Crime,

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 3O.-A wreck
occurred on the lsnielgh & Augusta di.
vision OF the Scaboard Air Line, one and
n half miles west OF Raleigh at 1870
O'clock this morning. a Displaced rail
which had. without question. been 10.
moved but n few minutes before by pro-
fcs5lOnll train wrcckrB prccIpltated q
freight train Into Il deep cut. totally
wrCcklng ten loaded cars and the loco
motive, killing tho fireman. Alexander
OVERLY, nnd seriously wOundlng the en-.
Slnccr. John Robertson
The evident Intention OF the wrrckers
was TO watch The ScabOnrd Air Line At
lant1 special. which WAS due about that
time. but being one hour and twenty
minutes late the extra freight was run
Ming on the Atlantl's special time Had
this train been on time the loss OF life
probably would have been horrible. The
wrrCkcrS left 4 crOw bar and other tools
with which they drew the spikes and
displaced the rail-.
Bloodhounds are being used to locate
the wrrckers.
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QUAY's TACTICS.
One OF Wnnamaker's Managers Arrested
onn Charge or iirIbrry.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 3O.-A sen.
satlon was created hero tonight when
L. \. Van valkenburg, one OF the Wan
amnkcr managers, was arrested on Il
charge OF bribery. Mr.. mNalkenburg
made statement that he knew OF or
dCra having been issued to have him ar
rested on charge OF bribery. ..
The Information FOR Van NalkenburG's
arrest was made by c. 4. Gibson, be-
fore ]. ]. Kuebler, IL Pottsvlllc Justice OF
the peace, and the Wnnnmakcr mana
ger IL charged with attempting TO brlhc
representative Webster c. Weiss, early
In December
Air. Van Nalkcnburg demanded an
immediate hearing and. guarded by four
detectives, he was taken before Mayor
Patterson, who declined TO takc ball
for hearing before n Justlc" and turn
ccd him over to Detective VI. Sweeney.
of Scrnnton, who will take him to Potts.
vile tonight for II hearing ut o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Tho PcnrOSG managers declare they
knew nothing nbOut the charge, and
claim they had no !ntlmatlon OF the ar-
rest,
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IVORY'S COUNSEL
Sends u Queer Letter TO tho Iri.h National
League Presldeut

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-William Ly-
man. president oc the Irish National AL
lance, has received a long letter. pur-
PORTING 10 come from Charles Russell, Of
the fIrm OF Russell and Day. solicitors
for Ivory, the alleged dynamlter. The
letter gctS forth that In the opinion OF
the counsel. Carson and Taylor. and In
their opinion also. II would be better FOR
the accused 20 plead guilty, as he un-
doubtcdly would be convicted, and his
sentence would be heavier.
II was stated that Ivory would act
only on Lyman'5 advice or consent. Mr.
Lyman says he cannot understand why
such 4 communication should have been
sent to him: that he knows very little
about lNu.y, and Is anxious to aid him
only because he believes him TO I've absO-
lutely innocent OF the charge brought
against him, md. as true lTighmnn. he
would not undertake to advise a man
about something OF which he had no
knowledge, Lyman further states that
counsel and witnesses from this side
would be on hand for the trial.
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POLICEMEN SHOT
While Trying TO Quell II Riot Among
Italians.

WlLLAMSPoRT. Pn.. Dec. SO.--A
desperate riot occurred nj JohnsanburE
early this morning. which resulted In
the fatal Shooting NJ William BerSin.
and the serious Injury Of James Me
Mlnn. Charles Glover. Charles Wrlthlll
and several others, members Of the po-
lice force.
The trouble was begun by gang OF
Italians. who became involved In
fight, using knives. revOlvers and clubs.
The police were sent for. but the rioters.
headed by Tom Mar0ne. met them and
a fierce battle followed. Marune shot ut
Chief or Police Walsh. but the bullet
struck EcrSin In the head. The police
closed In and the Italian thrust the
weapon against WalsA's breast and
fired. a defective cartridge saved the
pollceman's life. and MAronc was knock
down and secured. The ether police,
mems injuries were inflicted by knives
and their clOthlng cut 10 pieces Ma,
ronc carried pistol and three knives.
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FAMOUS SUIT ENDEC,
Covernor-Eltet THnnrr's Label or EI-
Mayor IIopkIas Disml.ed.

CHICAGO, Dec. SO.-The libel suit OF
ox-Mayor Hopkins against John II.
Tanner. governor ELECT, was dismissed
to-day. The sult. which grew out OF
the state campaign OF 1924. was dismlss-
cd by stipulation and without costs TO
either OF the parties.
y circular was sent out by Tanner as
chuirmnn OF the Republican state CEN
tral committee and alleged that money
had been eXtorted by Hopkins, then
mayor OF Chicago. from the gamblers
and other vicious elements OF Chicago
10 swell the Democratic campaign fund,
Tanner filed a plea on which We're th"
names OF many gamblers, who II was
alleged were assessed. and tho plea was
one OF justification. Judge Adams de-
C!dcd about a year AEo that the plea We
not sufficient 10 Justify the declaration
made In the circular and since tina, time
nothing has been done In the case until
to-day
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PRESIDENT PALMA
Thinks the DnuntIcss Cave Furnishes an
Important Precedent.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Tomaso Es-
,rada Palma. preslden; OF the Cuban
jun;a. said to-day after reading the or
der OF the secretary Of the treasury rela-
tive to the Daun;less clearance:
This is a v!c;ory for us so far as It
allows the boat TO leave port. We have
forced the authorities at Washington to
give US clearance papers. although some
;lme ago they declared that such boats
as the Dauntless could not get them eX-
cept under stringent restrictions. This
Is step forward.
IF II vessel clears for certain port she
has 10 give a reasonable excuse X she
does not deliver her cargo at tha: point.
But stress OF weather. you know, or
some other accident might compel her,
10 throw her cargo overheard or deliver
II somewhere else.
I'VE In New York know nothing OF the
Dauntless case. We hope It vii, result
in proper construction of the law which
l. now vague and difficult TO understand.
Even the authorities at Washington are
all at sea regarding Il, and 1t will be
good thing that we have got ruling. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31

CINCINNATI. O., Dec. 30.-Thrcc
weeks ago last Sunday night Eddie
Grace. ten years old. was killed by eat
Ing poisoned candy given to him by q
man while he and his sisters were play
Ing on the street. Tonight David
White, II prisoner in jail for writing
improper letters 10 sundry people. was
positively identified by Mr.. and Mrs.
ANIL Miller us the man whom they
saw give the little victim the fatal
candy. They are positive OF the idcR-
tity OF The man.
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PLATTSBURG. y. Y, Dec. so
George T. MurJock has been appointed
receiver for W!therbre. Sherman Il Co.,
upon application of Interested partLes.
members Of the firm, who desired L par
ti:lon and sale OF the property. The iirm
Is in no financial difficulty and has no In
dcbtedness. The partnership expired by
Limitation In September. The property.
consisting OF extensive iron ore mines
and furnaces at Fort Henry. Is valued At
from s., ,Oe0.G 600 to $3,OOO.OoO.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3O-To-day's ses-
sion OF the American Lawyers AsSOcia-
ton was almost exclusively confined to
the discussion OF national bankrupt
law.
All the speakers favored 4 bankrupt
law similar to the TOrrey bill. which has
been before Congress for several se.3-
sIons. These officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President. V. B. Baggott: first vice
president. r. a. McCurlln: second vice
preSiden. j. y. Cavanaugh: secretary
and treasurer. j. c. FrIncIscuS
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1IOLDREDGE. NCb.. Dec. GO.-Nlrs.
p. y. Conrad. . teacher In the public
school here was shot by her husband
this morning. After shooting his wlfa
twice Conrad turned the revolver on his
own h=I. The trouble arose over theIr
I!ttle boy. whom Mrs Conrad wished 10
take to Fremont on visit and Conrad
wanted % keep him here. CoHrad's
wounds are not considered fatal. but
Mrs. Conrad Is NOT cxpecte,. to live, hav-
ing hul!e: near the arteries OF the
pnnt.
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NEW YORK. Dec. SO-AIonzo W.
Thornton, accused OF swlndllng by
means OF drafts on banks In which
he had no deposits.is under arrest here.
1t IS alleged that his operations were
based upon connections which he claim
cd 10 have with the advertising de-
partmcuts OF number OF newspapers.
The prisoner, It Is charged. represent
ed to one OF his Victims that he was
Interested with vice preSident-elect
Garret \. Hobart. IN an advertising
venture,
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dee. 3O.-Omcers
Sexton and Brown. nf this city, were to-
day Indicted at Salem, Ind, on the
charge or wiltul murder In the killing
yesterday Of young John Rippey. whom
they mIstook for II criminal named
Brooks. Oh whose trail they were. The
officers We're refused ball. and owing TO
the intense excitement nj Salem were
taken 10 New Albany for safe keeping.
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GOUNENEUR. y. y. Dec 3o.-Jumes
c. Lee, proprietor 0f the-Edg.wOod lrO>
lei at Star Lake. in the AdIrondaCks,
and largely interested In several other
ventures. made an assignment to-day.
The liabilities Will be heavy. Mr.. Lee
owned property In Denver and Buffalo
and at Murray Hill Park. the resort on
the ST. Lawrence. Last winter he en-
larged the Edgewood so that It became
one OF the best hotels in the Adrion-
dascks. The season was n failure. how>
ever. and he lost heavily. All Of Mrs.
Lees property goes with that OF her
husband, for the benefit OF the creditors.
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ltlc Bank Robbery.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Dec. 9O-At
Sul!y. Iowa, small town near New
ton. robbers looted the state bank last
night. The bank was Incorporated IN
1891 with $1,000 capital The deposits
We're about $1,000 \. Smith Is prcsi-
dent and l.. \. Sherman cashier. De-
tails OF the robbery are hard TO obtain
because the town has no telegraph con-
nectl0ns. II Is reported the robbers en-
tered the bank, blew open the safe and
carried away an amount OF cash cs-
timated nt from 5000 to $4,000
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. So.-Latc
this afternoon the collector OF customs
nj jacksonville wired the secretary OF
the treasury that the steamer Commo-
dorc had applied for clearance upon
practically the same statement of facts
ms In the case OF the Dnuntlcss In re-
sponsr the secretary wired permission
10 issue papers TO the Commodore In
substantially the same terms rs were;
named In the former case. Up to the
hour OC closing the department no In
formation had been received as TO the.
movements OF either vessel or whether
the conditions imposed had been ac-.
r.ntnI y. -
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HAVANA. Dec. 3o.-D!spatchcs re-
ceIved to-day from General Bosch. dat
ca December %. cay that he arrived
safely on that date NJ Bayamo province
OF Santiago de Cuba, with convoy Of
prorlsIuns. etc. loaded on one hundred
OK carts and one hundred mules, 4
After leaving NcEuita the convoy cS.5
perirncea 6tormy weather on the. road
and had several slirTishcs with the In.
s,rgrnts, who. however, would nos ac-f
cept any rtal engagement with the
Spanish troops. l4.s&
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The leonard CounterfrIterS

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-Thrre other
persons who have been in custody since
December lg, H-c said to have been
members OF the Leonard counterfeit
ing gang. They are: William Warren.
alias James Morton. his vile. Maggie
Warren aad Stephen Hudson. Il l.
alleged that these latter were engaged
princlpallv IN passing the bogus coins
upon p-ddlerS anu small shnp-keepers
OF the east side Mrs. Warren IS said 10
have given the officer Information
which helped 10 fix the countrrfeI;InG
upon Leonard.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-The long con-
tnued strife between the Tammany fac
tIons led by county clerk Henry D. Pur-
roy and John C. Sheehnn. chairman OF
the Tammany executive committee,
broke out Into open war tJ-day, when
Purroy and his followers announced
their bolt from Tammany. Both Shee-
han and Purroy gave out statements
which were bitter In their personalities
toward each other.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Thc general
committee of Tammany Hall met to-
night and adopted long series OF reso-
lutions presented By Thomns +. Grady.
They dcnouuc" trusts. favor cheaper
gns md telephone rates ana condemn
the present city administration, hui rN-
tend no olive branch to the Democrats
who DOltcd Bryan last fall.
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SENATOR GALLINGER
Say. the President conld he Impeached II
lie Refuse to Obey Congress.

lie Kefnse to Obey Congress. aa
BOSTON, Dec. So.-A special TO the
Journal from Concord. y. H.. says:
Senator Gallinger said to-day he. had
no doubt that the Cameron Cuban reso-
lutons would pass the senate before
March 4.
III the Cameron resolutions should
pass Congress over Presidential veto,
said the senator, ''ard the President
shnuld then refuse tn act upon them, he
would subject himself 10 impeachment.
There might be some questions whether
the house Of Representatives. which alone.
has the power 10 present articles or I'M.
peachnent, would vote to do so. but there
is no question at all whether me pteM- s,,..
dent would be liable TO impeachmentin
such an event"
Senator GallInger was equally conh-
dent that tariff bill would be passed al
the extra session. sGE
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pITTSBuRGiI, Dec. 3O.-A shiftcr
mud two cars jumped the trcstlc IN the
Baltimore Il ohio yards at Tenth street
aud Second avenue Tonight, George
Smith. 4 brakeman. supposed 10 be from
liOEaushurg. H. Y. was horribly mash
ed nud was taken from the wreck dead.
James Fresh, another brakeman. hal
hIA back broken and will die. The nccl-
den, wlI The result Of q misplaced Or
CnrrlagsIy conducted switch.
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DEFIANCE, O., Dec. 2O,-Thc dry
goods store NJ c. w Shoemaker was de-
stroycd by fire tonight. The fire start
cd on the third floor OF the building and
the cause IL unknown, Loss on stock Is
estimated at $4,000: insurance. $32,OO0.
The lOss on the building Is nhout $4,000:
Insurance $1,000. The building belonged
10 NJ, WCr,hCimcr,
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tabllShed, and by tho addition 10 the
general prosperity which II makes, rlir-
nlSlird, tho reasons FOR the protection
OF beet sugar. by foreign nations. The
senator quoted from the report OF tint
ted States Consul Aiuth. who urged
upon the United states the necessity
Of protecting thG American sugar ln-
tprpHIs
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DENVER. Col. Dec. 3O-FollOwintS
statement Of pullion operated on ut the
Denver mint during S?G. was furnished
to-day by Chief PuckcIt;
Gmd, A.2lS.GGl; silver $@I,3ia; total.
Si.2.G,23i.
Last yrgr'e total was $i."N0,."@O.
The total fUrnshcd by Colorado thi9
year II S3,g3S.36j. an increase Of $CI,%"S
over hast yCnr.
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FAIRMONT. W. Va. Dec. 30--Mrs.
Sn,lIr l., Fitch. wife OF DR.. Dorsey =.
Fitch, Of this place. died this m0rninc.
after n lingering illness. uf cOnsump-
ton. She was the daughter OF NJ. W.
Raymond. uC this place. She was about
lhIriv-twO years OF axe and lctt two
Interesting C!Illdren,n son und a dnuGh-
ter. The funeral services will be held
on Frllhr morning.
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FlREMEN INJURED
At a Riare In the Wholesale District In
phllpieIp Ipbln

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 3l.--Durlng a
fire at No. 9 Strawberry Court, In thc
heart OF the wholesale section about /
o'clock this morning. four fremen were
Injured by the breaking OF ladder. One
Of them, John Dcver, will probably die.
The damage TO the building was small.
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DENVER, Col. Dec. 3O-Joseph Tai
bot. national Ulnk examiner. In Charge
oot the American National. nj this city,
which IS about to reopen. has received
notice from Comptroller E.ckcls 10 pros
coed 10 Chicago at the earliest C,rven-
Ience to take charge of the banks that
have rrceatly failed IN that city.
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XASESVILLE. o.. Dec. 30.--'rhr sU-
pcrlntcndnnt Ot the liA!lim0r" X Ohio
railroad shops AT this place, has received
orders to clOsc dhwn the shops untIl fIr-
thcr notice. -Four hundred mca nrc
thrown nut Ut employment. No reason
IA EIy1II- fdr the order
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SUGAR INDUSTRIES
Heard Nv the House Ways and
Means Committee.
TIE CONFLICTING INTERESTS

or the Producers, i,ennsrs and importers
nruaght Out In sharp Coutra,t-Pro-
Turor, wantikishsr Duties or the ME-
f<lniry iiounty-Unitfd State, Could
Now br Producing nil tho Sugar Com
.nmed Had the Mc,iinley Law Not iieen
l,rptnied.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. SO..-Cap.aln
William II: Parker. 0f Rlrhmond, Va.
died here to-day of apoplcxy. Captain
Parker WAS formerly president of the
Maryland Agricultural College, und be-
fore the war he was professor OF aStrOn-
umy at ANNAPOLIS.
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READING. Pa. Dec. S0.--Two wo-
men were killed by m rxplosi ! OF
dynamite in the house " Elias E,ca =
or, cX.shrriff OF this county. nj Tuck
crton Tonight. They were his wife,
aged iifty-rour years. and her step
daughter, Mrs. William SGidel. aged
Thirty. Both WCrc ic.rIbly manNilrA.
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NEW YORK, Dec. "O.-!Thc Progress
I've Democratic club Tonight decided to
work for the n"mrat!on OF William J.
Bryan for President IN 1900. and Issued
Invitations 10 all Democratic 0rganiIH-
tIons in The north to attend Il convention
To- be- held IN January.
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CHICAGO. Dec. SO.--Thc meeting Of
window glass makers AMI Juha1GF ter
mlna ,CNI to-day The rebate agreement
reached yesterday wnf formally ratified
and 1t was. dcnnltal" announced that
there would be no Increase In prices.
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NEW YORK. Dec. S0-Charlcs C..
Ross. surviving partner OF Charles G.
Ross & Co., dry goods commission mer-
chant. ha.I assigned to John G. Hays,
without preferences. The amount IN
VOWED Is reported to be about $4,000.
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For West Virginia. partly cloudy
weather Thursday: slight changes In
temperature: variable winds. "
For MeEtera Pennsylvania and Ohio,
generally cloudy. probably local show
crs In nurthGrn portion: colder IN north
ern portions: fresh and brisk westeriy
winds, shifting TO southcrly In Ohio.
Iocal Temperatures.
Tho temperature yesterday ns observed
by G. Schncpf. druggist. corner Four
tecnth and Market streets. was us follows:
n. m,.......,.,. iSS y. m...,.,........ 81
. n. m..,..,,,...,.. iii1 y. m....,,...,,, %
!. n........ .....,.. 9lWeather-Cloudy. II
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BOSTON. Dee. 3N-David s. Birdsall,
an old.,me professional bail playe".
aver ilfty-six years. died here to-day
from results Of an operation performed
a yea" ago.
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TO KEEP A PLEDGE.
Bill Framed to Confer on Major
Mckinley Power
TO APPOINT l. S. DELEGATES

To nm International Conference on III.
mtinilisn,, ns Advocated In tho Ilrpubli-
can riairorm-iIc vii! Have Exclusive
Right to Name tho Delegates and tho
Nnmbcr-Srmntor Woi,otr. Conference
with the President -Eirct-hlI Members
ofCommitirr but One Prestnt.
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Srpcinl Dispatch 10 tho lutollIGonccr.
WASHISGTOS. y. c.. Dec, %O.-A
po4t1G!lcc hnJ hccn established nt Null
vnnc. Fayrttr county, nnd James j..
Wood appointed postmaster.