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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-13

Special Dispatch to tho InteillEeneeF.
MANNINGToN. W. Va. Jan. l2e-In
1858 there was an EFFORT made by tho
citizens OF the western part of this
county and OF portions Of Harrison,
wetzel and 1Ionongalia adjacent, 70
erect now county out OF the sections.
all Of which are distant and isolated
from their county seats. sixty to seyen-
ty-fve miles travelling being necessary
to reach the same. This movement was
met with favorably by conservative
people generally, but owing 10 the op-
position Of the county court Of this
county and a fraudulent survey pur-
porting TO show q smaller territory II
Marion than was required by the con-
stitution the movement was defeated.
This unjust action has been condemned
quite generally ever since, and the
creation OF q new county, uniting these
isolated sections has been regarded az
inevitable.
The necessity Of the new county has
been accentuated In the past few years
by the Increasing number Of leases and
deeds requiring record consequent upon
the oil developments IN Marion, Wetlel
and Monongalla- In answer to q gem
eral demand Tor re-openinB OF tno
question a movement was recently be-
gun to place the matter before the leg
islature, asking In the name Of thesa
people the privilege of vote on tho
question.
Learning Of this, the county Demo
cratic ring, the most autocratic TO be
found In the state, had the county court
convened to-day at Fairmont in special
session, and with pre-arranged plan.
passed an order to destroy the court
house. The court adjourned immedi-
ately and within fifteen minutes a large
force OF men wero at the work Of de-
molitlon.
Two yoars ago the proposition Of Issue
ing bonds to build new court house
was Overwhelmingly defeated. The peo-
pie have had no opportunity to pass
upon It since, and this action is regarded
0s high-handed, contrary to the wishes
OF the people and scheme to prejudice
and defeat the formation OF the new
county.
It ls reported that the people Of Fair
mont are Indignant and talk Of securing
an injunction. This scheme Beeme to
have been unknown TO the people Of
Fairnont and the county, and was evi-
IDENTIFY dictated by the county ring,
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WOOL eRoWERs
Orths Country to Meet in Conference at
Warrington.

Ofths Country 10 Meet In Conference at
Warrington.
ROCHESTER,, N. r, Jan. 12.-w. G,
Markham, Of Rochester, secretary Of
the national wool growers association,
has given out the following for publi-
cationi
To the wool growers Of the United
States:
At an Informal conference OF wool
growers and wool manufacturers In
Washington, d. c., January q, II was
advised that Joint meeting OF the Ma
tlonal Wool Growers Association and
the National Association of Wool
Manufacturers be held at Washington
as soon as practicable for conference
with a view to agree upon q schedule
Of tariff duties satisfactory to both
wool growers and wool manufacturers
For this purpose q meeting Of the eX-
ecutlve board Of the National Wool
Growers Association win be held at the
Ebbltt House, Washington, D. G., Feb
ruary 9 next. at 10 o'clock a. m. The
president and two delegates from each
state wool growers association consh-
tute the executive board Of the Nation
al Wool Growers Association. All will
recognize the Importance OF o full rep
resentation at this meeting.
(Signed.) WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
President National Wool Growers As
w. G, MARKHAM, Secretary.
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THE PACTFIC RoApa
Reorganization conuiitteo WaltlnE On
Presidents Proolanaatiou.

Reorganization comuiittes WaltInE on
Presldenes Proclamation.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Man ana
Express says: NOW that the fate Of
the Pacific funding bill 10 settled. Wall
street is waiting to see what action the
President will take to preserve tho
equity Of the government in the Union
Pacific system. No new move was made
to-day by the interests which propose
to reorganlZa the property.
''It was taken for granted that Preal-
dent Cleveland would at almost any
time carry out his intention expressed
in his annual message TO foreclose un-
der the governments mortgage. II he
does It will not result In any decisive
change In the plan OF reorganization,
as enormously assumed In many quar-
ters to-day. An assessment OF $i6 per
share was contemplated in the plan,
whatever the action OF Congresa. This
Is the sum still fixed, and the committee
has only to walt for the Presidents
proclamation turning the matter OF
foreclosure over to the attorney gem
eral
''An upset price will be fixed. about
S35,OO0,00O the debt due the govern
ment, and the system win be bought IN
by the committee, os It is entirely i'm
probable that any other bids will Be
made. The underwriters OF the commits
tee have fund OF 10000, 900, the inten-
tion being to bid face value for the debt.
In the plan $35, 900 OF first mortgags
bonds arc set apart for settlement with
the government. The notifications In
the plan will only be details on account
OF the foreclosure"
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HOUSE CAUCUS
Hanen Chosen spsaksr-Garvin With
dIHwa--Othsr selections
c. B. n

Hanen Chosen spsaker-GarVin With
dIaws-.O Other selections.
Special Dispatch to the InteilIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 12.-
The house caucus organized by calling
to the chair Delegate Hess. of HarrI-
son county. J.. F.. Hood, OF Kanawha,
was made secretary. Delegate Hunt, OF
Ranawha, In a ringing speech. placed
in nomination for speaker, 5. r. Ham
en-, OF MARSHALL Delegate Curtis, of
Ohio, named T. NJ. Garvin, OF Ohio, IN
a speech that appealed strongly for
the consideration Of a young and capa-
BILE man. Delegate Hall, OF Hardy made
q short and good speech for the Mln-
eral county man, @. +. Hahn. Delegate
Morrison. OF Wood, named $. I, Sta
pleton, OF Wood county.
All the candidates having been plac-
ed in nomination, Mr.. Garvln an
nounced his withdrawal from the race
FOR the sake Of harmony, and in keep
ing with the good feeling that had
pervaded the contest, he asked per-
mission to withdraw. concluding by
seconding Mr.. Hanen's nomination. The
speech was warmaly applauded for Its
good spirit. Hanen was nominated by
receiving thlrty-three votes. Stapleton
received three and Hahn four. on
motion OF Mr.. Hahn, and seconded by
Mr.. Stapleton. Hnnen's nomination
was made unanimous.
Mr. Stapleton TOOK occasion TO deny
n charge circulated to-day that he had
been dlslOyul to part OF his county
ticket In the recent campaign. The
charge he denounced rs q malicious
(alsehood
Mr.. Hughes, OF Kanawha, bright
young member, named II. IL. Food for
clerk. II was short, good speech and
the house put through Hood by accla-
nation. Mr. Hughes, OF Tyler, an ell
der brother of Hughes, OF kanawhn,
named Cyrus A. Crisiip, OF ROanc, FOR
sergeant On motion OF Mr..
Kiser, OF Jackson, Crisllps nomination
was made unanimous.
out OF bunch OK nine. and after
three ballots the clucuG took John NJ
Allen, OF Taylor for door-keeper This
was the neareat approach 90 q contest
In the caucus. On motion OF Mr.. Cilo-
yer, OF Preston. seconded bv Mr.. Cur
lis. OF Ohio, the following was adopted
unanimously:
whereas, Hon. w, VI. o. Dawson has
for six years filled the chalrmanship OF
the Republican state committee 20 the
great satisfaction OF the party ana
Whereas, Under the leadership OF
Mr.. Dawson as chairman OF the COM
mittee, the party has achieved succcss
due IN no small measure 20 his efficient
Personal service; therefore be It
Resolved That this caucus % Re
publican members OF the house OF dele
gates. do hereby respectfully suggest
20 Hon q. w. Atkinson. governor
elect, the proprletv OF appointing Hon
w. " o. Dawson 20 the responsible
and honorable Office OF secretary OF
state.
q II. II.
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UNITED NINE WORKERS
sIstin national Convention at Columbus
Yesterday.

AIstin National Convention At Columbus
Yesterday.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 1.-THE ma
tionaI convention Of the United Mine
Workers opened here to-day with
about eighty delegates representing
nearly all the bituminous coal districts
Of the United States In attendance
President Penna In his annual address,
reviewed the wnge troubles Of the year
and said many methods had been ad-
vanced az q means for bettertng the
condition of the miners. Among them Is
The restriction OF output by limiting
the number OF cars which a miner may
load IN day. OF the number Of days In
a week, or the number OF hours in o
day miner may work. President PEN
ma did not believe such proposition
practicable. He was also opposed to a
national suspension OF work. The chief
obstacle to any plan, he said, was
that more than SO per cent of the min
ers are unorganized or remain indlf-
ferent TO their condition.
Secretary PeaTces report showed re-
ceipts for the year amounting to S11,-
43l 40 and disbursements OF d0,S5l %,
leaving O balance OF $3.50 %.
The question Of allowing certain To-
Gals. which had not compiled with the
rule requiring them to be in good
standing for three months previous TO
the convention, representation In the
convention was the subject OF heat
ed discussion, and resulted In the dele
gates from the locals being admitted.
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DENVER. COL, Jan. 12.-wlthout os-
tentatlon or display and at On expense
OF less than 1--WE dollars to the state. Hon.
Alva Adams, Democrat, ,wasinaugucated
az governor Of Colorado at noon to-day.
He walked from his residence to the
legislature IN jolnt ees6ion. and large
muster OF friends, the cath OF office was
administered by Chief Justice Hagt
There will be no public reception or dem-
onstration NJ eny description.
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LAVE REBBLIIoN
OF Univ.r,itv students Revived by Prssl
dent GOodknight's Action.
.--.-. -.l.-.-L.h. 4 :. 40 Ir,lnlllc.nnnnn


OF University Students Revived by Preai-
dent GoOdhniEht's AetloD'
speeia! Dispatch TO tho Intelligencer.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, Jan. H.
The members Of the senior class, includ-
ing the lady members and few other
students. about twenty-five in all, have
received the following letter from the
president Of the university:
DEAR sIR:-It becomes my duty un-
der instructions Of the president Of the
board OF regents to notify the students
against whom charges have been made,
that these charges have not peen With
drawn, but await future action.
Yours sincerely and cordially,
]. L. GOODNIGHT,
President Of West Virginia University.
Immediately after mailing these LETT
tiers DE-. Goodnight left town, TO be gone
two months. What these charges are
IS unknown to the students who have
received these notices and the facultynre
eduniiE. 4nths dark, but as Dr.. GOODNIGHT
was recently In consultation With Hon.
John A Robinson, president OF the
board It Is UNDERWOOD they relate TO the
late rebellion m chapel, In which these
were accused Of participating.
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MARKHAM, Secretary,
DAN OREEDoN
Finished Tom Williams, the Mormon, 4
-Four Rounds at Albany.

Finished Tom Williams, the Mormon, In
-Four Rounds at Albany.
ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 12.-At-the Ny
ers Athletic club tonight, Dan creedon,
OF Australia, finished Tom Williams, of
Salt Lake City, in four rounds. Creedon
forced the fight in the early rounds and
Williams lodged In the first neither
man landed with effect, but Creedon
played for the wind. In the third, Will
Jams started with rush and Creedon
had to cllnch to avoid him. Williams
landed hard on Creedon's face, but the
latter caught Williams wind hard. In
the fourth, Creedon's second left hand
swing knocked Williams or his feet, end
O left-hander inside OF minute put him
down once more. Creedon forced the
firht and drove Williams to the ropes
and for the rest OF the round Williams
merely stood up and was punished until
the referee gave the fight to Creedon.
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PARIS, Jan. 12,-Tho budget commits
sion has decided against the scheme OF
NJ. Georges Graux, the reporter OF the
customs commission Of the chamber o.
deputies, for sugar b1unues on the
ground that they would chiefly benefit
existing stocks OF sugar and result In an
enormous drain upon the treasury. n.
Graux insisted that the sugar b0unties
OF France should be made equal TO those
paid by Austria and Germany, and that
they should remain In force until an In
formations convention on the subject ~
concluded. The proposals were approv-
ed by the customs committee Of tho
chamber OF deputies, on December Q, all
though the minister Of commerce. III.
Boucher, objected TO the bounties as be-
ins too high.
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aspuBIICAH CAUCUS
TO conSIdsr Bimstallio sehsms ADJ
tourns without Action.

To ConBIder = Bimetallio sehsme Aa-
journs without Action.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE
Republican senatorial caucus to-day did
not result in final action upon the ques-
tion Of international blmetalllsm, which
tbe caucus was called to consider, but
adjourned until Friday. This failure
was not due TO any opposition 70 the
proposition to provide means for con-
ference, but to the fact that the LAM
guage Of the bill prepared by the Wol-
colt committee was Objectionable 10
This suggestion was adopted with the
understanding that the Democrats and
Popuiists also should be consulted with
regard to the proposed change. very
little was said during the conference
as TO the probability OF securing con-
ference, or OF its success II secured.
Some OF the senators expressed the
opinion that France, Holland ana Bel
gium would be friendly to the move
ment The caucus was slimly attended.
THE Republicans who bolted the ST.
Louis convention were not invited.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 12.-The
nomination OF Hon. David R. Francis to
be secretary OF the interior was favora-
bly, acted upon by the committee on
finance to-day. and afterwards report
ed 20 the senate In executive session.
The nomination has been held up in
committee ever since the beginning OK
the session at the request OF Senator
Vest,
Senator Vest YVES present at the COM
mittee meeting, having just returned
fr,m Missouri. He made no objection
10 the committees reporting the nomln-
alon To the senate, but indicated that
he might oppose confirmation whenever
the nomination should come up In the
raunfn
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De LONE DENIES
THAT spanI,h Government wonld Accept
Peace Terms for Cuba.

EGuGg ANNAAAA ANA
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 12.-se-
nor de Lome's attention was directed
to-day to published statements purport-
ing to come from Madrid 10 the effect
that the Spanish government had In
structed him to notify the American
secretary OF state that the Spain
would accept the terms Of a peace set
Element with Cuba, submitted by the
American government, and that he had
cabled the authorities at Madrid OF his
communicating the acceptance to Mr.
Olney. ,-.
me minister was emphatic in denying
the publication as q whole, stating that
II had no basis OF fact and that In his
Judgment It was fabrication which
could have eminated at Madrid.
From other sources, however, i Is
learned that the situation has Under
gone no recent change and that the stat
us to-day IS exactly what Il has been Tor
some time, namely, purpose on the
part Of Spain to apply extended reforms
of autonomy in Cuba hs soon os the
paclflcation OF the island Is assured.
The advlces from Cuba satisfy oiii-
cials OF the Spanish legation mere that
thls pacifcation is progressing rapidly.
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JUDGE GOFP DENIES

That lie Has Been ORsrsd and Accepted
Po,itionin Preaidont.Elset ALsISlnloy's
Cabinet
cnARKsBuRe, W. Va, Jan. ~
Judge Con to-day stated in positive
terms TINT the stories in circulation to
the effect that no had been offered and
accepted a position in Major McKinley'S
cabinet are false and Without spinda-
tiOu.
He does not think that Major McKin-
ley has decided yet upOnhls cabinet, and
win not for some time to come, with
possibly one or two exceptions
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$4,000 RoRrE oF IAoERAT1or
To Hts Feelings is what a Widowei
Thinks He Has Suffered.

40 hm FeetlnRa ~ Whut q WAuoNVer
Thinks He Has Suffered.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 12.-Augus-
tus Neale Hart, travelling salesman
from Dayton, Ohio, to-day brought suit
against Mrs. Isabel Ronald Davis, for
breach OF promise, claiming damages OF
$4,000. Mrs. Davis Is a wealthy resi-
dent OF the East End, Pittsburgh, and Is
the wife Of Roger Davis, the well known
artist.
Hart, who Is a wldower with several
children, claims that In 1894 Mrs Davis.
who waa then Mrs. Ronald, engaged
herself to marry him on December Is,
and induced him 10 give up his business
and locate in Pittsburgh. Shortly be-
fore the day set, Mrs. Ronald refused to
keep her contract, and within year
had married her present husband.
II Is said the invitations for the Hart
Knnold wedding were out before the en-
Ragement was broken. Mr.. Hart con-
elders the damage to his reputation,
business and feelings worth $4,000.
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finished It's report and submitted the
same 70 Secretary olney. i viii be
placed N President Cleveland's hands
Immediately and by him submitted 20
Congress as early Us possible. The
report Is an unqualified endorsement
OF the ship canal project between the
United States and Canada and em-
braces d recommendation for an ap-
proprlation OF s2b0,000 for preliminary
surveys. A waterway depth Of twenty
six 10 thirty feet, nccommod dating ocean
steamers Is recommended.
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THEIR QUARRY ELEp.
The Searching Parties Ansr the RuItsr
Bandits are Unsacceisful.


LIGoNIER, Pa. Jan, l9-omcers
Wolfe and Nicely returned to this city
to-day accompanied by thlrty-thrco de-
putiel, after fourteen hours spent in
careful search In tho mountains without
even getting sight of the Rutter robbers.
When the officers and deputies reached
the mountain side at o'clock this morn
lng, arrangements were made 10 sur
round tho little cabin where the men
were suppogcd 20 be In aiding, and where
thoy would either be taken or shot down.
Whom che spot wa1 reached where the
OLD cabin stood, their surprise was great
10 find only the ashes Of burned build
ing. II 70 suppnsed that the robbers
hauled away the more valuable parts Of
the cabin, and then burned the rest 10
nllny the su7pcions OF the deputies. The
deputies have grown weary " guch long
searches, with no results. aud it Is now
gaid that q subscription VIII be started
TO furnish funds 70 send another search
Ing party for the men. II will probably
he started tomorrow.
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=. : o. Imnror.ment. q arnfion.

GRAFTON, w. Va, Jan. 12.-The BAL
timore & Ohio Railroad Company viii
mako extensive improvements at Graf
ton, among them being the tearing
away OF the Grafton hotel, the erection
of q new passenger station cast Of tho
building now used for that purpose, and
the enlargement Of the freight ysrtil,
the great Increase IN traffic making the
latter more especially necessity. The
Grafton yard iB nearly always blocked.
The new station viii include q large
train shed.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. i2.-Recelvefs
cowan and Murray of the Baltimore a
Ohio railway have issued a statement
In which they again deny the oft.repeat-
cd charge OF rate cutting, and assert that
they have no season TO believe that q
war in the rates on bltuminous coal %
likely 10 enSlie,
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BERLIN. Jan. ie.-The Princess de
chmay. who clopcd last summer with
Cauos Rlgo, a Hungarian musician, has
been engaged TO appear IN tnbleaux at
lhe winter garden here Immediately af.
ter her divorce from her husband. She
viii b. paid $50 a ulght
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CAUCUS NOMINEES.
S. R. Hanen is Chosen speakerby
an Overwhelming Vote.
CARYlN. OF OHIO, WlTHDRAWS
Before the Ballot is Taken, in the
Interests Of Harmony.
HOOD, OF KANAWHA, THE CLERK.
iARYIN. OF OHIO. WITHDRAWS
HOOD. OF KANAWHA, THE CLERK.

s,.pl.ton, OF Wood County, Denies the
m.lielon. Report Circulated that He
wa, Dl,loyal to Part of His Comfy
Ticket : Caueu, EndOrss' Chairman
Day.On for secretary of fstato-IOn. N
E. whitaker Named for Prs'itlent of the
senate on second BallOt-HArrIS suo-
coed. Himself for olerk-Tho Proceed
Ing, Conducted In Good pirlt.
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THE RINGS RUSE.
The County Court Of Marion
Passes an Order
TO TEAR DOWN COURT HOUSE

10 ElanlttiAs Movement Hsinr Asitss,i 8
Eorm New County Out os shs 1solAtss
Portions Of wstnols Marion, HsFri.Sa
and NIononEalia Countiss-wosk e
DsmOiitiOn Begins Finssa lTinut.. A.
Ter tho Order was Aaoptsa-A Hish-
Handed PrOcssdinE that lIsv J dn1
Troubls on the Parties RslDsnlihls ~
ths AstiOn-oitlssnl oe llarlon Csuliy
IndlEnant.
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DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 12.--Garry A.
Hough, one Of tho Oldest and best
known actors in the United States, died
at his home hero to-day. ngcd eighty
three. Deceased had been associated
with nearly all the leading old-iime &C
tors. and was formerly manager Of
the Detroit Opera Houae.
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GREAT GATHERING
oiProminent Men atthe National
Monetary Conference
IN SESSION AT INDIANAPOLIS.

Over a5o Delegates Present. on the Opsn-
ing Day-onsorths most Important As
asmBliss Ever Convened In thls Comm
Try, ana ARsOting the While Bnlins's
world-Thsy Have Mst 70 Formulate
sOms ssoiudOnoftho currsnsyausstion.
PeEnansnt Organization AESOtsd-Ad-
dresses BY EE-sserstary Balrshild and
cualrman Pattison.
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The changes made among the officers Of
~, court 5ire. ,Talnes II. Smith, who sue
cesds c,s T., q. Gerllng as shern, and j.
hewitt cerhardt succeeds w. b, Colgton
n { ,.irc.,it clerk. The latter resigned aa
,,,,S.r,Is sI,ner in chancery end Captain
Coiston was appointed to Ill the va
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Rpeclal Dispatch to the Intclllgenocr
MARrTNsBrRG. W. Va. Jan, 12-
Tho regular January term or the circuit
r91r. u Berkeley county began to-day.
With Judge y. B Faulkner on the bench.
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For Wcst Virginia, Wetern PennEylYa-
MIA and Ohio snow. probably turning TO
raln: warmer; variable winds, becoming
fouthoustcrly or oasterly.
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday aa ohforye0
by e. schnrpf, druggist, corner Fourteenth
and Market streets. was as followa'
a. m.......,,.... 2iIs p. m,........,.,.. 3
Y m........ .,...,.. S2lWeathel- CAang'ic,
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coRBETT.FITzsIl[MONs P1eHT
1,Boolesd to be PuiIod on at Carron city,
Wnvndn r.

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-1t Is reported on
excellent authority that the fight be-
tween Corbett and FitEsimmons IL 10 be
pulled OF at Carson City, Nevada. The
report comes from Carson City and Is
based on actual circumstances which
make II by far the most plausible OF
those which have been set nfioat by the
persons who believe themselves capable
OF anticipating Stunrts plans
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. &c. w.
Fairbanks was nominated for senator az
thu Joint caucus tonight, receiving 90
votes