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MRS. a.xINLEY IN CHICAGO.
The Major May Pack Up His Grip
and Join Her.

CANTON. O.. Dee. tS.-Qne OF Major
AcAiniey'S frie1ds today remarked that
stnce Mrs. Mckinley - in Chicago he be-
haves like new bridegroom separated
Tor the first tin1e froni hts bride. Each
morning he Snx!ously awaits u telegram
CT greeting from her, and each evening"
he calls her up by long dissanee telephone
fer a chat. He receives nothing bat xeod
reports from her. She has experienced no
Inconvenience from her journey. Is in her
usual health and enjoying herself very
much.
Nothing can be learned here os ;he prob
ability Of the major going TO Chicago fsat
Il would be no surprise 10 his friends
should he pack up and start eT almost
any DAY. This would he very much in ae-
cord with hts past record. In nearly ev-
cry instance in which Mrs. Mckinley has
been separated from him for any cGnsia-
cradle time. or BY any considerable dis
tance he has joined her in time 10 ac-
company her on the homewsrd journey.
Friends are constantly urging him 10 take
a little trip out OF the city and telling him
that he cannot endure without respite the
strain OF constant stream OF callers.
some days numbering hundreds.
The major went 10 the church az his
usual place OF worship this morning. his
old friend. Judge George +. Baldwin. and
Capt. HeistAnd accompanying him. After
the service he went home With his mother
for dinner and part OF the afternoon. Ed
Goldhurg an old friend Of the major. and
former cantonian. now located in Wichi-
ia, Kan, was one OF the number Of call-
ers.
CHICAGO. Dec. t3.-Mrs. William Nc
kinley spent most OF Sunday ia her room
In the McNllliams home on Lake avenue.
She Is gradually recovering from the IA
figue OF the campaign. bar Was not able
70 attend church. There were no callers
save the members of the family and reia-
fives. Il Is said that shopping viii hegin
this week and that orders will he placed
for the Washington gowns.
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FEDERATION or LABOR.
Talk of Opposition TO the Re-elec-
tion of President Gompers.

CINCINNATI. Dec B.-The auditing
committee OF me American Federation of
Labor completed it's report today. which
will be presented TO the convention to-
morrow They report % dalsga5es, III
ciudInr the fun corps OF officers. Ths
session VIII continue day and night sx-
cent Monday and Tuesday. when they wiil
be held alring the day only. On Ho0daY
usrht the delegates vii attend the thea
Ter. as guests OF the management og the
Grand Opera house. On Tuesday night
they will attend a mass reception AT Ar
bester hall
The election OF officers will rot take
niare iii the closing hours of the con-
yention. NevertneEesz. there is talk al
ready o. some opposition 10 tire re-elec-
ron os pressent Gonp~rs- The naa
xpoksu Of 80 hts competitor ts W H. Pres
colt. os Indianapolis. president of ine In
tsxnAtaonai Typograpt1fcal Union. There
"a no aerimany IN this oppoSs ton, sEa al
vressnt n does not seem formidable.
variety OF questions FOR discussion or
nrtEon wsfl come before the convention.
ssnonx item Is that ot the ssgat.szonr
working day Esrogss VIII Be made 10 pro-
vide for the agitation q ssls question.
and To sscsre speedy favorable acsAeE on
.he gs4nsees This czessica - hksag -
sys ne important topic
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THE SPANISH CABINET.
IL VIII on Tuesday Consider Cieve-
lands Expressfons on Cuba.

MADRID. Dec ia meeting or the
cabinet council has been called for Tues-
day. this being the first meeting or the
cabinet since President Cleveland's mes
sage was transmitted TO congress, on ac-
count of the illness Of Senor Canoyas. the
premier According 10 some OF the Span
ish newspapers, the question will be raised
ar this council of the expediency OF con-
fftfential note to the ambassadors OF the
powers In Madrid in regard 70 President
Cleveland's message. The cabinet minis
ters themselves. however. maintain an alb
solute reserve on this subject and there
fore any newspaper statements on the
subject are premature.
Reports are current here that the ques-
ton has been raised of calling attention
TO fhe prejudice caused TO the interests or
Spain by defects in American legislation.
in that despite the good faith OF the
Washington government. sixty-four NIL
clustering expeditions, organized In the
United States. have landed in Cuba, with
out whose aid the Cubans could not have
continued the war.
notwithstanding the currency or these
reports. IL can be authoritatively stated
that nothing has vet been decided. and II
is believed In some quarters that the cab
met ministers Will postpone making any
resolutions on the subject OF President
CIeveland's message.
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roR THE CUBAN ARMY.
Americans Eniistiug at M1ny Points
to Aid In Freeing Cuba.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Dec IA
company Of twenty young men in this city
have organized and In q few days afr
start for Cuba 10 Join the rebel army.
Several days ago Cuban. SAID To be an
agent of the New York junta, had a Sc
eret conference with s0ue OF the fore
most young men IN This vicinity known
10 ne IN sympathy wl3h the Cuban
pstrfoss and since than The work OF en-
listing recruits and securing material aid
for the Cubans has heeu carried on quiet
~ until now The ambition ~ many has
been fired 20 take q hand in The struggle
for Cuban Independence. The conpany
viii start FOR she coast about twenty five
strong. and expect 10 he conveyed from
Some pos3 near Galveston 10 the island.
HARMED. kRss.. Dec, IA man repre-
santing himself 20 be recruiting officer
To- she Cuban army. and 10 bail from 81.
Louis, has enlisted Twelve or fifteen young
men in fhls town and county. under the
premise OF good pay aaa free SranspoTta-
lion 20 New Orleans.
KANKAKEE, IN, Dec- IA reEresen-
tastve Of the cuban 3unta has been In
This city and vicinity for the past few
,fays. suparintemding fhe Forwarding Of
recruits for the insurEent army. Sixty
recruits passed through here las; uight,
on the Illinois Central They were caSh-
cred in from Chicago and Wisconsin
more arrivais we're noted from : SlreatoF.
Spring valley auG other points. and were
ferntfhes transportation "a New Orleans.
Il i probahle that number VIII be en-
listed az thls point
KokoMO lad Dee. iS-A stranger de-
eliuing 20 give his name, opened head
quarters today 20 recruit volunteers fer
the cause of C'uba. lie has succeeded 81
interesting q aumh%r of people and hopes
10 muster fuil campaay in this vicinity
fo ssrht the Spanish.
SALT LAKE. pec, IA special 10 the
Tribune fr0n Boise, Idaho, SAYS; It IS
learned that a eoupSay IS hting qaietiy or
CANNED here to 80 70 CUaa 10 assist tas
tasargefftS,
DENVER. Dec, is-It is claimed ~ the
leaders IN the movement 90 send tr1aps
from Ca.ogsdo 20 aEhs Tor Cuban inde-
peadence that saore than lee names Rave
nasn res stored 1t IS sat4 tAey wtH move
overland. esther an f2et Or an horseback
pickirG up tributary armies afong the hnc
81 uaEch anfl aDoa Feachsus E3aFlas shey
win have swelsed 80 sgea utxSty aoss
that the United States Authorities Wtl not
care o. dare 70 lntertsTe wtth ,helr en-
Narkstiaa Tor C8ba-
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MORE FnaBT STEERS.


JACKSON Lille. -a-. Lee 4A.-Efr4S
sSsc-ea ion po.rzs 70 the departure to-noF-
rog morning % another Cuban expse1S2oa.
The sea user CommocAore has recsfyed per
Nilsson 10 leave TCrt, and 3 lying al cne
o. sFs rasaway wi1arves here, preparatory
Il, saksre on a cargo early IN the Enorn1rg.
rs. raDsazn having lsts orders 20 he called
al 2 o'caossk After loading The arms Tire
owners os che steamer wsii demand clear
zn<se papers for a Cnban port OF authority
OF the decision % Attorney Gensrsl Har-
nor. and xhe Customs officials are expect
al % grant clezra1ces. II the steamer
-aau then bs seized BY a revenue cutter.
ts,s. oguers viii turn the vessel over 10 ffe
govern, r.sg1s and iusttLu1e suit ~ recover
the value OF the vessel and cargo.
4.e Taree E'rseslds and DaUnsIess are
expacsssl 20 follow the example OF tire
f,s5umostore SO that there are indications
~ cs.ns3ersh bic activity In h.busreE-zs
circles axrsag tEe coming week.
A large number Of Cuhans arrived in the
city today from Tampa. and others are
reported 10 have left for Fernando A
rendezvous Is expected az some point down
tha river A Tsarty will board steamer.
and follow the Commodore. effectiag a
,rnsstura al some convenient point on the
Cuban coast.
VALENCIA. Spain, Dec. ls.-Ar. Tneo-
dors Merseus United States consul at
formed a journalist OF his intention 10
proceed 10 sea ard meet the United States
steamer Laurada. formerly engaged in
filfbustertng expeditions 20 Cuba. whose
reported intention to come 10 Valencia has
caused apprehension OF trouble.
Mr.. Mertens says II the captain OF the
I.aurada rejects his advice not 20 proceed
10 Valencia. he will order him in the
name OF the United States government
no. 70 anchor IN the port OF Grao-
MADRID. Dec. i3.--The minister OF ma
rlre. Admiral Beranger, states In an in
teryiew that he has given orders 70 the
maritime commander OF Valencia to re-
ceIye the United States steamer Laurada
as he would any other merchantmen upon
her entering the port, and to give her Ia
cflitses TO continue the voyage in accord
ance with the maritime regulations. IL
The T.aurada needs coal. provisions. ETC..
and priyate individuals refuse 10 supply
her. tho marine authorities will supply
them.
AS the presence OF the Laurada might
cause disorders, the authorities have taken
TIE precautlon of having at Valencia a
cruiser and gunboat. Admiral Beranger
stated In closing that he hoped the I.ac-
rada would avoid Spain. and he trusted 70
the discretion OF the residents Of Valencia
10 refrain from disorder IN case the vessel
put in there.
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ARE CLEVER F0RGERIES.
Experts Pronounce the Alleged Fair
Pencil VIII and Deeds Held by
Mrs Craven 10 BE EorErrfes.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. u. .-Thv report
OF Experts Annas and caTFaItIo on the
rluoh talked of documents n ne Fair viii
case. N which they declare that the aoeu-
merits are a sersrS OF clever forEersee. aas
created a senfsrlon. In tileir report they
say that the deeds 30 tar 81 ssson and
p.r~ street prurerty were written with
three different kinds og lead pencils. and
in them are over 100 rct0uched tettsrE.
The deeds a~e not claimed BY Mrs Craven
10 be an Senator Fairs handwriting, bfss
the experts declare thar the writer ~
the des<is unooases - coped tie dead
m 4isonaires clltrograplSF. clseB4lcal
anaiy..s OF tlse ink tn which fste marriage
ssgsntracs - written. she experts SaS. Shows
that q IL nos over one sBd asf years
old Tire contract. however, 81 dated an
May, isa2 Tire pencil wi 81 declared 20
be a most cseger Forgery. ghige sne deeds
aYsl the marriage conaraat are good
Il viii fse remembers fhNf during the
acton ia court 10 have .s9e pescli viii sd
Ynsgtes4 70 probate tire attorneys Tor Or.
Marc Livingston VINO wer@ se@kng 50
have me w.l4 recognized IS ths only SIMON
ra,ra article. suddenly withdrew the will
srH.e explanassoH ssy@a was I1aE thsy dit
re- " s1 40 leopard u Ms. cr4yeus sXzS
an tho matter Of deeds. pvfsrn wossld be tsle
case SHOULD the perch wsgl fss refused pro-
kaN
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WASHINGTON. psc Il - President
Cleveland lefs Washington thls evening
fer a shooting trip IN South Carsiina
waters. He Wa accompanied ~ Capt
r. n. evans. Commander I.asaberton and
Or. O'ReilieY. bis physician. The pTesi-
dent is considerably f&tlgsrd from the
labor involved in the preparation ef Bis
message and u ia ness OF rseuperatson.
50 II Is probable he siii b. absenf from
Washington at least a week The psFsy
starred by rail- for GeaFeefewn. = -
where they wEn board tbs hKn shouss
tender VNlsseF5a and proceed - &iayAA
fAy. wEa@fe they wlll be the gisN8ts OF tas
Anardafe ssao1tanS gi4e.
RICHMOND. Va. Dee. is-Prssldeni
Cleveland arrived hsrs a. IA this even
lng. There Srss ~ persons Al the sSaiisn
- xress hizn~ The rTrs'taens came oui on
ne rexr platform of his pFiFzte car asd
shock hands FOR fifteen us.rHIea- He IN
yss4a Tcx.rnasfxr CSiilinssworsh ard ser
eraf prominent citizens 70 fae car. ard
.hsv rsYnagn-9 hss guests autIi -. whsn
rns train departed
NJ cleveiamd sal BE Hia ass know aaw
tsrg - zoGla remain - Sosta Carolina.
fFgs rfav ne 2afs zoai8 - governed ~
she need 0s Aira ia Washington
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MISS ovERMAx Ix HIDING.
Travelling I'm Disguise Under the
Name of sister Martha.

WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-Mrs. Kate
Waller Barrett. who has been closely
allied here wsth the work Of the Critfen-
ton Rescue League, spoke today OF Matte
overman. whose name was connected
with the Dr. Brown San Francisco
church scandal. and Of whom it was
stated that she was coming 70 this city.
Mr. Critienton gave me a check for
sss," said Mrs. Barrett, "and / sent IL TO
Miss Oyerman TO come here. bit since
the press has announced the fact that
she was coming here she viii go eise-
where. and when her tormentors find out
where she Is we Will take her somewhere
else"
The announcement destroyed Matte
0vermaR's plans 10 come here. She f.
travelling IN disguise under the name OK
Sister Martha. ard viii continue TO work
with tbs Crittenton hand. She was rot
eosni8.g here 81 join -sfSz HATTsSs. Na Nksa1
commonly announced, puS she intended
10 live here IN the national Critsenton
hosre Mr.. cristenton has taken an In
ierest In her case and will doubtless pro-
vide for her.
DR.. Brown claims that she is trying to
biackmali him. bus the Crlttenton work.
ers deny this. and say that she IL simply
trying 20 loose herself from her past life
and seek refuge In Disguise where she
can carry Oh rescue work as Sister Mar
tina. The place where Miss 0verman is
concealed Is suppressed ny the Crittenton
workers, who are trying TO hide her.
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zrfssec from Spain toGay. and thsy we're
e1tl1slaSsfcaliy received as thsy marched
through the streets Tnev were all under
s.xed and appeared Ike boys. The anti
ele1taon feeling = growing, and several az
lae american correspondents have been
warned 20 be mare careful Ia their dis
pa SrAes on pain OF being deportea
HAVANA. Dec E7-Further faaliirses by
1Es correspondent OF the Associated Press
lAFe eiscsTed the following additional de-
taas which are positively reliable, Of the
death:
II . known that Macec expected the in-
sarssnt hEigadier-gsneraI Sanchez 10 con-
centraIe his forces in Havana province. IN
Tezaixess Tor Maceo when he should pass
ire uocaa- K happened. however. that
ih passing the Spanish cosamn commanded
ef MAJ Ciruteda, Maceo uistack the force
q Euerrslsas under Peral fer Sanchsz's
vanguard. and fcand himself amongst
fnszn before he discovered his mistake.
A. the first volley from the Spanish Ma
Geo lei wounded. The Insurgents taken
rs surprise commenced general are "a
Fs-v retreased ard abandoned Maceo n
dysag condition.
eeA Fessoo had an engagement at Campo
FLORIDA. near Havana. with the concan-
ira sd forces Of the insurgents which were
vita M1ceo at the time ne vas killed, and
.aaen are now following the leaders
A-1trre. Castillo. CardeHas Gallo and
Iscz7. and which number 800 ho-semen
Co. Fsisoo again met these forces al TuIn-
aas4ssrto. where he inflicted a loss of
eizsteen killed. their wounded being car
rsssz on. The Spanish had nineteen wound
es.
krssate advices from Santi-Dc Los ye-
sas. Ia this province. state that the prom
iaenf tnsurgent leader. Perico Deleado.
has been seriously sw0unssed ard hax 80
matued hidden IN the woods since the last
engagement with Gen. Figaerrca. These
advises stated that 1t Is expected that sew
srsl bodies of insurgents VIII soon sur
rerGer TO the Spanish.
The steamer San Ignacio has arrived
here. having on board i,24e soldiers 10 re-
snsorce the Spanish forces In Cuba.
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SPANISH CONSUL SUED.
For Detafning Tug Dauntless when
GoinE to q Wreck.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. i2.--w. A.
Bisbee. owner OF the steam tug Daunt-
lsss. OF filibustering fame. VIII institute
suit zEis week against Senor Slor. the
Spanish consul for Florida, located In this
city The basis of the suit will be the de-
sention OF the Dauntless last Thursday
night. when IL was preparing 10 leave for
New Smyrna. after the wrecked schooner
Nathan r. Cobb.
T1son the representations of the consul
that he had suspicious that the boat was
about 10 engage In a hlibnsfering expedi-
ttae. IS papers were taken away and IL
49, so. allowed 10 leave A civil suit
q s.-zsssz.a<-
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LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Chronicles
Berlin correspondent says It IS reported
that Baron Marschall s. seriously m.
The Sunday Issue OF the Socialist
Saschischen Arblter Zeitung. OF Dresden.
has been confiscafed and the editor ar
rested for lese majestic.
A Berlin dispatch 10 the Daily News
says IL is rumored that the government
viii surhmit 10 the retrhstag "a plan for
a new artillery which will involve great
expenditure. Prussia's share footing up
49, 15oesa
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weyIer SIN pIumn-

MADRID. Dec. 1s.-In an interview with
correspondent for the Madrid News
Capt Gen weyler states he had returned
"a Havana in order 10 Gisperse the rebels
v no are fiocking into the province OF Ha-
vsna. He says he VIII then return -
Pinsr del Rio. where he hopes 10 effect the
pacifration IN three weeks Capt Gen.
Wey1e- said 10 this correspondent that
Maesbfs death was terrible blow TO the
Insurgents. that they had no other gener-
ai earsl 10 him Ia prestige, and that many
insurgents were likely to abandon their
arEas in consequence OF his death.
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here while going ~ the rafs of forty rniieS
an hour. The aecidsmt wAs eaesed hy =
large boulder en- ghe track Engineer
}oano- and his fireman escaped wlshcaS
Injury. Express Messenger George BAR
hles. Pullman Porter nEc.erSoa. Pullman
Conductor Du;4rmsnt. Brakeman Baker
and l. r Campbell Of Isea6visie. All re-
ceivea slsght injuries The Pullman car
vas burned and The latest news j. that
The express sra day coaches arc also
burning. The train carried very few pas
ssngers and none os them were injured
exeept few slight bruises. The contents
or the express car were saved.
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MORE or xAoEo's DEATH.
Palace ofnraafs Deny the story of
the Conspiracy.

CINCINNATI. Dec tS--A special 70 The
Commercial 'TT4sGne from Key West. Fls-.
xavss AdgGces from Havana state that Ia
Isacala ans other spanish pa pegs are gate
bgste~ over The stcry se1t oUE resarSlaS :
Nacse's Gearh. and dsay = ezaPaA tsea-ss
Palace ugssei&ls a3ss deny u saG Z =
srsras that Ger. weyl-- wsl asay is over
als own Signature.
Nfs-z a-hsspr s. reported n ssse s1cssTos.
aaa tAa anssr-sssss, gcry~es are reportel &s
Numbering severai fssasstFid Isle sork
q eazrencAlnw - teiaE Rssae1 - TIE u
sasst, ard many pleres ef res artillery
aAxs bea-2 mounted 1sS ta2@s@1a SsSoss
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TREATY WITHENGLAND
for General Arbitration on ALI
Subjects Of d. ference.
TO CONTINUE FOR FIVE YEARS.

One OF the Hast Impsrtans Ders-
menus In the Hsssory al This
coantry's Dealings with Great
hritsin-n Provides for a court
az rsifrafisn, Three Members Tn
ne caosea rrsm tho untsea
states Judieiary. and Three From
the Enxiish n~aeh--Is VIII D~ai
With the Alaska boundary ou~.-
sion, but Net with the vene.a.-
Ian Matter - De<iax Sea Claims.
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ALL FOR FREE CUBA.
Maceo's Assassination Calls Out
Fresh Sympathy.
AMERICANS JOIN THE REBELS.

Recruits Are Being Gathered at Va
rioas Points and shipped TO New
Orleans - Another FfIfhustering
steamer. Loaded With Arms.
starts This Morning, and Two
Others Are Ready TO Follow
Palace Onicfafs at Havana Deny
the Plot to Xiii Haceo-tsen.
VIII End the Rebel Struggles, hat
Assurances of Sympathy and Aid
Flood the Cuban Legation In
Washington From This and Other
States, and Also From Abroad.
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Alauo--s<aad ready 10 honor any draft
made upon them uy congress and rhe
president for men ard material 10 end
the bloody. cruel and barbarous rsisn
OF the enausards In Cuba znd erect her
into q free American state"
The resolutions were adopted by rising
and UNANIMOUS vote After the meeting
a pernane@s organization was formed for
he.pinE gnba IN every necessary way 20
throw OF the yoke OF It's cppressor.
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wARREysBuRG. no. Dec. nmWi!.-
-. xv uAsss an acrobat ~fth w. W.
.,oss,s <-srrssz. did here Gfssen ysars sgo
ara yras tsurfed in q metallic CONN Ia q
,.-tv..e ~srs4s.ry. Yesterday reiaIiyes
s,su,rsa .se body 90 bury 4 ~ the city
ess,nsssyy. mnd Al examination showed
se@s 81 ras p4frsfed- Wafss was =
s,-..ssar 81 Z. q. whsfe. city Editor o. ras
ssa,1Y csrv roxa3 Journal
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TEXANS RIsE ron cUBA.
TIVE Thousand People Pass Rcsoim-
siaas pfedging Assistance.

rSAEI.AS. Tex. Dec. l2-Thsre vas 4
sr~at meeting a. ths clEx hAB shss after
rna,a fn she interest o. sac freedom - Cn-
hs. 'rwa thcaSara reaTssen easive men
ass a hauarS4 women we're present A.
arssx Jackson Acasf0a. sos cf 1he asr2
aY Saa 3acBato. presided AID made a char
a.sssrssft. <oeeca Addresses gars . SO
s-sae IS Nr. CASr1ss WoEks an3 II C..
Sssverssn. ara the following resolutions
were aaapse6'
srXrss-rnas thts meeting voices The
urarfsnaas ~sEsfnae1s oe Texas IN aec2ST-
ing thas Sraatsa domination 81 SHts&
-ssssula - al aaGw r4fgst.
Tee @ses.E1 its-a eis1-sQlss-l A. FseS-
,slatlae srfrls1gEa8 lu frv seHsfe - she
fa.h - senator Ailis. Aad naafss4y tn
sssar~es Is.
.elAir4-Th&t zoAa%-sAe c--11re2 % the
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CLEVELAND. O.. Dec E.-Chairman
Hanna returned here today. coming from
Philadelphia. He declined to say any
thing about the gossip concerning the
cabinet appointments OF Presidens-elect
Mckinley.
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CLEVELAND. O.. Dee Bs-Tns tarsr-
..--r f.rsek ezrstls faetQry " shs Stang
ara OF G0rncany. - james street. ~ss
sestrcys.a by frs ssais afsernooa. Tss
soss or bgl3isnx ard stock = about ~.
ara "a. lasaSzncs - casy =,
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colonel
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