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DRIVEN CRAZY ny TARANruLAs.
Romantic Ending of n FriRhtful Ex-
nerfcuCe.

Romantic Ending of n Frimhtful Ex-
pcricncc.
ST. Joseph. Mo. January lin Pull
man car on the south bound Missouri Pa
cifc limited last night were two passengers
who attracted sympathetic attention. The
woman was str!kineiy beautiful, while
her companion might have been either 80
or 60 years old. Sharp lines disflgured his
otherwise attractive features. and there
was quick. nervous movement Of the
head and hands that suggested PALSY,
| The mans name Is James Payne. ana ne
| is a resident of Parkersburg. w. Va.
where his family is well to do. Two months
ago he started for the Pacific coast. ON
tho train. between Green river and Foca-
tello his pockets were picked. lie was
even unable to telegraph home for money.
aud determined to make his way through
by the box car route. On the second night
Of his stay in Pocatella a west bound spe-
cial pulled In In which were several fruit
cars lie climbed into one and prepared TO
make himself az comfortable AS possible
lie had scarcely concealed himself before
tho door was closed and scaled. Tho car
proved TO have been loaded with bananas.
He composed himself to sleep.
When he awokc 1t was to find himself
, / In darkness, with the train flying along
, with terrific speed. He had boon aroused
, by something soft and vclvcty creeping
across his face. lie struck IA match to soc
5 what had disturbed him. To his horror
. he saw several large tarantulas.
s Payne did not care to strike another
match, and he knew that he was In immi-
nent peril of his life. To leap from the
door OF the car meant certain death. While
these thoughts dartcd through his minc
4 cold hairy substance dashed Itself II
0 his face and he tainted How long he Ia,
= unconscious he does not know. but wher
>. lie again came to life II was broad day
light and the train was still speeding lik'
the wind, He tried the door only TO iin'
1t fastened and he thought he was doom
ed to suffer hours longer the prospect o
an attack at any instant from the hideou
, creatures whose character he knew 81
we'll. The struggling rays that penetrated
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|0OPS TO Be WlTHDR
l.;o,aries at Bitlis Ask for Re'
moyal Of the Guard.
Iy1AIyING ORDER IN PROVINCES
I..,s Massacred in Bennin CITY,
-, y...cd for relief of Famine
sufferers in Argentina

,.,an.inople, January 1.-THE United
,,,ris,er. Mr.. A. w. Terrell, at the
20, NJ the missionaries at Bitlis, has
(,red telegraphic orders from the court
Lamove the Turkish guard which tas
projecting the American colony for
mast wear. This indicates confidence
order has been completely established.
Liar news received at the unitsd States
zion shows that the wallis and governors
.ctively maintaining order In the pro-
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FIVE YEAR OLD MURDERER.
Killed n Playmate Over a Roasted
Potato.

Eufaula. Ala. January 11.-News has
reached here OF a killing which occurred
rear Cowikee. in this county, on New
Years day. The case Is remarkable from
the youth OF the slayer. who IS negro
named Jimmie Walker. Jimmie is only 5Ha
years old. He and negro playmate Oh
about the same age got 10 fighting over
single roasted potato There were other
potatoes in the fire. but this was va.
largest. After the fight had proceede',
Some minutes Jimmie seized a pair OF olo
scissors and stabbed his antagonist-'p Wv
reck killing him instantly. Fearing ina.
his mother on her return would whip nun
for allowing blood TO get on the floor. JIM
ME pulled his victim into an clubhouse
where his body has Just been found
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Morc snnni.h yictorie,.

Madrid. January 1l.--official dispatches
from Havana state that the Spanish have
been victorious and have inflicted heavy
losses on the rebels in a series OF fights
in Pinar del Rio and Havana provinces.
Twelve OF the principal instigators Of the
rebellion In the Philippine islands. includ-
ing Rojas, were shot at Manila today.
Numerous engagements have occurred In
the island OF Luzon, the Spanish being
victorious and killing one hundred rebels.
Captain General Polaiveja Is preparing to
attack the insurgents in Cavite.
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Canton, Ohio. January il.-As simple
bit OF cabinet gossip as has been heard
of is talked OF here tonight The name OF
Hon. Charles Emory Smith of Philadelphia
is connected by rumor with the portfolio
of secretary OF the treasury. AS editor OF
tho Philadelphia Press and ex-mnister 70
Russia. MIR Smiths conspicuous public
record has been so notable, supplemented
by his tireless work on the stump during
the last campaign, that the decision OF MS
name for secretary OF the treasury Is not
considered at all surprising.
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London, January lin reply to numer-
JUS inquiries on the subject, the Prince of
aies issued a statement tonight showing
nat the queen still adheres to her decision
refrain from expressing an opinion on
Io proposals to celebrate the sixtieth an
.',,'saFy OF her reign. He adds:
,r, AN confident however. that the queen
iedaiiy appreciate any such undertake
es Which are the outcome OF the wish OF
a peopie, and in considering the various
Eussestions due support will be given to
Hhs OF mercy among the suffering and to
,,. SSlhihg that Will tend to brighten the
anu ameliorate the condition OF her
na'esty's poorer subjects"
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Annapolis. Md, January 11.-For the first
time in thirty-two years the electoral vote
OF Maryland has been cast for republican
nominees for the offices of president and
vice president of the United States. This
ceremony took place at noon today in the
ancient State capitol in this city and was
made the occasion of great love feast by
republicans from all over the State.
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Republican Caucus.

Washington. January 1.-THE republican
senators will hold caucus tomorrow TO
pass upon the bill proposed by Senator VOL
colt of the caucus committee providing for
an international silver conference.
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EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO.
he Mexican Herald Comments on
American Tariff. -

ne Mexicnn Herald Comments on
American Tariff. -
Mexico City, January 11.--At 4;25 o'clock
10 morning an undulatory earthquake
rs experienced in the city of Oaxaca. the
h shock being gentle, but the second was
Pry sharp and caused CONSERVATION, but
harm was done Of any consequence
nere Is much seismic activity in the State
oaxaca. and at one point on the Pacific
Past earthquakes under the ocean have
y, fishermen In continual alarm.
inc Mexican Herald editorially says:
II the tariff is put on Mexican cattle.
anges and lead ores. Mexico will know
ow to rcialiate and American capital will
ow into this country to enable 1t to be-
Pme industrially independent
Inc Herald condemns the greed and
Eott-sishted' policy of American protec-
pohls's and predicts that the silver basis
ountries will become largely manufacture
", being forced TO do so by the demonet-
Fauon OF silver and the hostile tariffs.
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Eighty Persons Arraigned.

we January n.-Eighty-two persons.
dnc'uaing Mayor sauvan and Mayors AS
'n' saivi' together with many citizens,
A'e been arraigned for corruption in the
,aalcipai election. Nj. Sauvan was first
.useu mayor, but owing to charges OF
,.up'loh, the election was annullei and
,aa sn vote ordered. NJ. Sauvau was re-.
Enra' Out the charges of corruption were
|nrosaoi resulting In today's action. The
weeks W ia'' 'n'NN
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San Antonio, Texas. January 1i.--Ida
Henderson, a l5-year-old mulatto girl. Is
alleged to have been fearfully outraged by
a German saloon keeper OF this city Sum
day night. The girl was sent to The sa-
loon to get a pitcher Of beer. No trace
could be found OF her until. when at an
early hour this morning the barkeeper is
said TO have been seen carrying the IN
conscious form OF the little girl to her
Ne. s Natioasi street. where she wss iiv-
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MONETARY CONFERENCE.
| Opinion of Delegates ms to What
! VIII lie Done.


VIII lie Done.
Indianapolis, Ind. January 1.-THE
monetary conference composed OF delegates
elected by the boards of trade and COM
mercial bodies of most of the large cities
OF the Union will convene at Tomlinson
hall tomorrow at o'clock. 1t is now stated
that there will be $50 delegates in at
tendance. among them some of the greatest
authorities on the financial question in the
country.
From opinions gathered from delegates
already here. it is safe to say that d care
fully selected commission will be named,
composed of from seven to fifteen, which
will be instructed to submit an elaborate
report to congress next November.
The commission will be expected TO s!ve
a good deal of time and study to the ques-
ton OF reforming the governments iinan-
cial system so that when its deliberations
have been handed to congress there Will be
| no work left undone. Already, however, the
impression is gaining ground that con-
gress may not take kindly to the commits
sion idea and it may be decided to at once
memorialize that body instead
| Ample arrangements have been L.ade by
the local republican committee to care fol
| the delegates in good style and their visit
will be made as pleasant as possible
The conference will meet in the hall that
witnessed the deliberations of the gold
standard convention and the arrangements
are about the same. 1t is thought the con-
ference will not conclude its deliberations
| hofNra Thursday
| Charles w. Fairchild. who represents thu
New York Chamber of Commerce. said to
night:
II came here understanding the inten
ton was to create commission Of SOM
sort that would consider and formulate d
plan OF monetary reform. Still l am opel
to a change of view on that point. Thu
inference to be drawn from the presen
legislative situation is, take it. tina
congress will not make any decided at
tempt to reform the currency until tn
| business men of the country have ex
lpressed their views"
T. V. Smalley of St. Paul. delegate, VIII
has Just returned from Washington, say!
there will be no financial legislation befor'
next fall that President Mckinley viii
force tariff legislation by withholding ap
pointments, and that the tariff Will o
course be paramount to anything else.
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Drug stock Sold.

Orange, Texas. January 11.--A deal has
been consummated here by which b. +.
Hewson, druggist. becomes the proprie-
tor OF the stock and drug business OF Il.
W. Brown. who has been in the drug
business here for many years.,
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washington. January 1.-Archbishop
Martennilli has denied absolutely all re-
ports saying that he has received direc-
tions Of any kind from the pope to APP
proach the United States government re-
gardNg its attitude toward the Cuban
rebellion. He added that he did not ex-
pcct any communication from the vatican
-, tto euhiart
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WEATHER IMPORTATION
Last Nights Synopsis.

An area of high pressure covers the en-
tire country, with Its crest at st. Paul. and
is accompanied by a decided fall in tenn
perature. except along the gulf coast.
where 1t has remained about stationary.
The lowest pressure on tonight's map-So. Oh
is at El Paso.
The weather is generally clear except
over Texas and Tennessee. where 1t is
partly cloudy TO cloudy.
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Today. Probn biIitie..

Washington, January 1l,-For Eastern
Texas and louisiana: Generally fair; va
rsable winds.
Western Texas. and New Mexico. Okla
homa and indian Territory: Generally fair
southeast winds.
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Rebel. Attemptcd to Escnpe.

Madrid. January 11.-Advices from Ma
nlla show that the Philippine Island insur-
gents who we're deported to the Landrane
Islands. the Spanish penal settlement in the
Pacific. recently made attempt to escape,
but were overpowercd by the garrison and
Spanish marines. Eighty of the convicts
were killed and forty wounded.
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Ari.nn,n. LesIslntnre.

Little Rock, Ark. January u.-The ieg-
islature convened at noon today Lappah
Of Phillips county was elected speaker Oh
the house and Moose president OF the SEN
ate. 49,, ,.... r,,,rl
,y,i, he sent 10 tue legislature on Ncdnes-
Say or Thursday and the Inauguration OF
Governor elect Jones will occur on Monday
next.
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Exchange.

f.XCNdnSts
For the eleven months OF 1895. OF which
there is published statement. the State
OF South Carolina purchased for sale among
its people over 100000 gallons OF liquor.
This Is under Senator Tiliman's dispeDsary
system. which it's advocates declared was
the great step toward prohibition"
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what Professor Keeler May DO.

Philadelphia Telegraph.
Professor ]. r.. Reelcr, OF the Allegheny
(Pa.) Observatory, has been asked TO assist
In testing the huge Yerkes telescope at
Lake Geneva Wis. Professor Keller has
already made important discoveries In Hpec-
tro- photography with the l3-inch refractor
at the Allegheny Observatory. ard what
he will do with the 40inch glass. the largest
in the world. is a question Of great scientif-
10 interest
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woIcott Talk. with Bnynrd.

London, January Ex-senator Wolcott.
who is visiting Europe in the interest Of
bimetallism, called at the United States
embassy today and had an hours inter-
view with Ambassador Bayard. The BIZ
metallists league has been besieged with
callers anxious to see Senator Wolcott.
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Ecuador Election.

Guayaquil Ecuador, January 1.-THE
election OF a president of the republic took
place today The constitutional assembly
having drafted new constitution and done
other work of Importance. closed Its ses-
sions Saturday.
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Plymouth. January 1.-two more cases
OF cholera have developed on board the
quarantine transport Nubia which arrived
from India on Saturday morning. Both
the fresh cases are among the soldiers on
hoard
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London, January 1.-THE storms and fog
continue along the coast. and numerous
wrecks have been reported at many points.
trawler with six men has been lost off
Yarmouth.
The steamer Gulf OF Slam is ashore In
Moroock bay, and other ships boats have
been picked up.
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Waste of Material.

Chicago Record.
This Is a thougbtless, wasteful world, for
while one man goes battling with the win
ter without half enough clothes another
gets excited and burns eight or ten pounds
Of Ooaeral WsylW IN elfigy.
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TriaI Was ConcIuded.

Havana. January 1.-THE trial Of the
American citizen, Louis someillan, for
conspiracy was concluded today. but SEN
tence was suspended until tomorrow.
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sIxe nf Onr sfandard FlaRN.

According to recent order OF the secre-
tary OF war the dimensions Of the standard
United States flags arc five feet six inches
by four feet four inches. The order also
proyides for the new colors TO be issued
10 ali infantry and artillery regiments and
the battaiious q snsinsers. and also - ~
rsgim6nts q cavalry
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Albany. n. Y, January 1.-THE presi
dental electors of the state of New York
assembled today formally casting New
York's So votes for Mckinley for presiden'
and Hobart for vice president.
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Declines to Become a Candidate.
Buenos Ayres. January n.-Dr. Pelli-
GRIM declines to become candidate for
the presidency Of Argentine.
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Springfield. Ill,JanuaGv 1.-THE MEM
hers OF the IllionGs electoral college cast
their votes for Mckinley and Hobart to-
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Boston, Mass, January 1.-The electoral
college OF Massachusetts today cast Its
votes for Mckinley and Hobart.
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messenger to convey the vote to Washing
ton. Eight votes were cast for Bryan fol-
president five for Sewall for vice president
and three for Watson.
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Jefferson City Mo. January 1.-THE
democratic and populist fusion electors
today cast II votes for Bryan. 10 for Sew
all and for Watson. ~
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Richmond, Va, January u.-Twelve
presidential electors today cast their bal
lots for Bryan and Sewall.
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ATLANTA, Ca, January 1l.-Electors for
Georgia met today the vote OF Georgia
was cast for Bryan for president and
Sewall for vice president.
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Providence. r. l.. January 1.-THE pres
dentiai electors today voted for Mckinley
and Hobart.
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I.aytrue Defeafs xiegIev.

Philadelphia. january 1i.-Kh 1e4&
the lightweight champion OF the
defeated Owen Ziegier in six rcun4
toright before the Quaker City cl4h
yigne had all tho best OF the bo(1k &
looked az though he could have r11
Phfladelphian to sleep On the 0oo4
Zegler weighed probably dfteelp
more than Lavigle. and Wa Qrf =
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New Orleans, La. January 1.-THE
electoral college met at Baton Rouge to-.
cay and cast eight votes for Bryan and
four each for Sewall and Watson.
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Bismarck. n. D.. January 1.-THE presi.
DENTAL electors met today and cast the
vote of the State for Mckinley.
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Salt Lake City. Utah, January 1l.-Utah
Vice president of the United States. Fol-
pres Bient, 3 votes ware cast for Bryan
for vice president, Sewall received and
Watson !.
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Denver. Colo. January 1.-THE Colorado
electors met at noon today and cast their
4 votes for Bryan and Sewdll.
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Trenton. n. j., January 1.-The mem
bers OF the New Jersey electoral college
today cast their votes for Mckinley aud
Hobart.
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Raleigh, N. c., January 1.-THE State
dent, Bryan II, Sewall G. Watson g.
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..nar.nn Du,t. for MesscnEcr.

Little Rock, Ark. January line e'sh'
nresidontial electors Of Arkansas met rtre
$500 ana se,ectcd Hon. Jefferson Davis %
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Augusta, Me-. january 1.-THE electors
of Maine today voted for MclNnley ana
Hobart.
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Jackson. Miss, January 1.-THE electoral
college of Mississippi met here today and
cast their votes for Bryan and Sewall
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GOVERNORS TNAUGuRATED.

Topeka. Kan. Jsnusky 1l.-Governor
John w. Leedy and the populist State
officers chosen at rhe November election
were installed this morning
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Helena, Mont. January 1l.-Montana's
presidential electors voted three for Bryan
and Sewall and one for Watson.
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Des MONIES. Iowa, January 1.-THE /
electors chosen IN this State last Novem
Der mot today and east the vote OF tn
State for Mckinley and Hobart.
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ELECTORS MEET.

Hartford. Conn. january ll.-Connecti-
cuts electoral votes went for Mckinley
and Hobart.
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Sacramento, Cal. January 1.-THE pres
identtal electors of California met today
and cast votes for Mckinley and Hobart
and for Bryan and SewaH.
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Indianapolis. Ind. january Thames A.
Mount and william s. Haggart were in
augIrated governor and Lieutenant gov
eraor OF lndiapa respectively today at
the noon hour. G.
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Young MuInfto HrutnIIy A.sanItcd.

Jefferson City. Mo-, January 1f.-Goyer.
nor Stephens was inangurated today.
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Montgomery. Ala, January 1.-THE
electoral college met here today and cast
the vote for Bryan and Sewall.
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Frankfort. KY. January 1.-THE first re-
publican electoral college in Kentucky TO.
day cast twelve votes for Mckinley and
Hobart and one for Bryan and Scw,ill.
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Nashville. Tenn. January 11.-Todays nj
noon. In the governors office at the capi
toll. the democratic electors met and or
panized. The IL electoral votes on tn.
ballo: were cast for w. j. Bryan and Ar
thur SeWaIl
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Harrisburg, Pa, January 1.-THE cleo
toIal college OF Pennsylvania today for
maliy cast 80 votes for Mckinley and Ho-
bart.
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oeneral ObservatioAs.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. m. 18th meridian
timO:
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WILMINGTON. Dei.--secretary Of ttni
Navy Herbert VIII be speaker at the
board of trade dinner here today. 6cn-
ator Gray. CHEF Justice Lora and other
distinguished men we'll be present
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Salem, Ore. January 1.-THE four pres
idential electors met today and cast their
vote for Mckinley and Hobart
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UUFFALO--A big banquet VIII be held
here today by the Cataract Power and
Conduit company OF tbs city, TO celebraAp
the accomplishment of the utilaxtion Of
the niagara Falls electric power for CON-
mcrc,al purposes.
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ROSTON--The annual convention OF the
National League OF ComtmssJui Mer.
chants viii be held here three days, be-
ginning today. Special attention will b.
given to a uniform package law and the
short" package question.
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NEW YoRK-rhc annual meeting Of ~
Natienal Hunt aesoc ation will DO held
at tho Holland house today.
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ToDAY,s FORECAST.

pETROlT--Thc annual meeting Of ~
Lake Carriers assoc atdon will DO he'll
here today.
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TOrEN FIX Governor st. John win
attend the State temperance mass meeting
TO he held hare today and tomorrow. Tha
object of the tnecting IL to arouse public
sentiment against n constitutional convcn-
ton or rosubm.ssion OF tho liquor quos-
ton