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vOTT-NTARY ASSIGNMENT.

Montreal. Ont. January S.-James
T regoatf The best known boot, shoe and
rubber jobber in Canada. has made
voluntary assignment, with Liabilities
of 10000. On Saturday he was sued
for $1,000 by DR.. Mclean for alieniat-
ing the affections of the latter's wife.
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no McREAsE NAVAL FORCEs.

~ i-NNANi@-A'l~ -'-A ~ j -
Washington. January S.-Senaior
Hale to-day reported from the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs an original bill au-
thorizing the enlistment Of additional
men. The bill authorizes the enlist
ment Of 1 900 additional men and also
extends TO the President the discretion
to increase the enlistment from the ma
val reserve indefinitely in case Of eX-
igencv. The number authorized by the
existing law is barely sufficient to equip
the vessels in commission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

Owontown. Ky, January S.-"Uncle'
BOze Mason. a we'll known farmer liv-
ing near Hammill's Minis. this county
was robbed Of S4.S15 Monday night by
three men. They terrorized the family
by shooting into the house. They car
ried of little table that contained the
money. The remains of the table We're
found half a mile away from the house
the next morning. Of the amount
taken, S1,400 was i'm gold
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nm pRESIDENT TNDORSED.

on city. Pa. January S.-At a meet
ing Of the priests of the on City confer
srce Of the diocese Of Erie assembled
here today. Bishop Nullin presiding.
81 resolution endorsing the position TAX
e0 by the President Of the Unied States
OBJ the Venezuelan Ques-0n was unani-
mous,y adopted and the secretary was
instructed 10 forward q copy of the same
-o presiien- Cleveland.
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AN 1,lpFPIAL cONFERENCE.

Berlin. January S.-Prince Hohen-
lohe. the Imperial Chancellor was pres
ent at a conference this morning be-
tween Emperor William and Dr. Kay
ser. chief of tha German colonial Office.
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in such decided manner it made a deep
impression on England and sent a cold
shiver down the Briton's back. Never
theless, we think that as England and
the United States could not afford to go
to war about Insignificant little Vene-
zuela, so England and Germany VIII take
care not to break each others necks on
account Of the Buschburghers Of Afri-
ca"
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washington. January S.-For Western
Pennsylvania and Ohio: Fair and war
mer. south to west winds. For West
Vfrg.nia-Fair and warmer; s0utherly
winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

Milwaukee, Wis, January S.-The
Milwaukee Herald says:
The position taken by Germany in
the Transvaal affair has thrown Eng
land into a state bordering almost upon
war fury We need, however, not fear
that it will result in an explosion. Eng
land by herself, cannot afford to pick
a row with the whole world.
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coT-NT AND MARQUIS MEET.

London. January 8.-Count Won
Hatzfeldt Wildenburg. the German AM
bassqdor TO Great Britain, had a con-
renee with the Marquis Of Salisbury
tbs afternoon.
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rhormnmetor Kecord.

Mr.. C. Schneps. the Opera House
drnogsst made the following obserya-
tions Of the temperature yesterday:
a. m. &c: a. m, q. y M, 81; p. m,
34;7p. m. 50. Weather cloudy
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WIS A PRAYING POLICEMAN,
But Found Time Out of Prayer Meet
ing5 to Do Things

Not Calculated to Raise the Moral
Standard of the Force-Was Part
Owner in Bawdy House, and
Advertised the Place--Philadel-
phia Rottenness Coming Out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

WILL HEAR SECRETARY MORTON.
Washington. January ST. ne action
of Secretary Morton in suspendlng N
distribution of seeds was taken up Dy
the Senate committee to-day. me
committee will give Secretary Morton
oDDortunity to be heard.
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London. January S.-Count Won HAITI
feldt- Wildenburg, the German ambas-
sadOr TO Great Britain had confer
ence with the Marquis Of Salisbury this
afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-09

Vlkesbarre. Pa, January S-The
breaker of the N0aut Lookout colliery
burned thfs evening. Loss, $4,000; in
srrance 500 1000.
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Special 90 the Register.
Washington. ID. c., January S.-A
commission has been issued to JOS L.
Burke. MS postmaster of Lockhart. Jack
SON county. West Virginia, and 70 sam
mel j. Han as postmaster &C Saint Leo.
1Ionorgl.ia county. West Virginia. The
uestoHce at Glen Elk. Eanawla county,
ana MAGAZINE. Kanawha county. have
been discontinued.
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forete what the outcome Is to be OF his attack upon
the Beers. or Of the equally high-handed proceed
,ngs Of the French In Madagascar?
TO show how Europe has eraspeo at every au
vantage the author observes that OUT OF the to'ai
o. II 10000 square miles OF land IN Africa oiiy
100000 square miles remain unappropr:ateu' for
veal or for woe" she adds AFRICA is now a part
n. IN. European internat system; the balance
OF power Uhe political police plan OF Europe IN
huences its destiny from the Cape TO the Med.tef-
ranesn." Since 1915 France has increased ner
African lands eghtfold; Great Britain, seventeen
both Germany and Italy have for the frst time III
their history taken up serious African RESPONSE
b.lit.es. and even Russia. not content with owning
half OF ASIA has made some attempts 10 gam
foothod in Abyssnia. But the saddest OF all these
e,croachments to the mind of the author, Is ina.
% the French in Madagascar. The Island mas
Christian ruler in the person OF Queen Ranavaloha
IrI She was educated in the Girls Schooi OF 'he
London Missionary Society and Is descrioeu as
aroab,e in social life and busy and capable IN inc
administration OF her realm. To sehtehess Vi
manner she adds nrmness OF character. The lsiahu
l,rodou boasts LOO Christian churches ana l'-"
schools "And now has come time IN "hch
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soIdated empire 10 stir up outlying ulpcS' III
which the central authority is weak to discomfort
and rebellion" The author ends with an eNPreS'o"
ne the hone that ere the close OF this century VIC
rrosnccts of Madagascar. its queen ana us peoie'
,,,, BRIGHTON and that the cause OF natVe He-
,o., and native Christianity may be in no sense
los
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EUROPE IN AFRICA IN THE NINETEENTH
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HOUGHTON MIFFLIN & co.
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
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For Boys and Young Men.-City.
DWIGHT SCHOOL.
- will occupy It's new building. IS West DIST near
Fifth ave. about May l. 1895
Seventeenth year begins September 80.
For Yong Ladies.-City.
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS TIIOMPsONS
NJ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
80. 32. 81 East 9th Street.
NTADEMOISEILE VELTIN
N4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 AND l02 WEST 74TH-ST.
" COLLEGE PREPARATION.