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question the one remedy that can be
depended on to renew the vitality OF
feeble persons.
This settled confidence in Paine's
celery compound is not a hearsay be-
lief, but rests in nearly every case on
personal use or acquaintance with men
or women who have been restored TO
useful health by no other means. The
rapid change for the better in color,
flesh and expression of the face is so
unmistakable that repair of the wasted
tissues might well be called renewal
of life.
The process by which Paine's celery
compound is able to build up health
in the rundown body is not hard to
understand when one observes now
surely it disposes the bowels to act
regularly, how it increases the capacity
to take and as.milate food, and regu-
lates the nerves all over the body.
The heavy. alarming pain in the
back and loins disappears; the growing
! paleness and loss of flesh is stopped
and bright, buoyant feeling gradu-
ally takes the place of that unendinS
sense of tire and depression.
| Paine's celery compound is the ex-
| act remedy for that large class of fee
/ BILE. thin blooded, often hysterical per-
4 sons whose greatest need is tho
! rough refurnishing of their blood with
/ the red corpuscles upon which health
and happiness in such large measure
depend.
The extraordinary virtue of Paine s
! celery compound TO increase The pro-
/ portion of red corpuscles in the blood
is the source of it's great power ovel
4 all blood diseases, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia. kidney diseases. back aches
loss of flesh and general rundown con
ditiOu
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BETTER TRAIN SERVICE.

Anaconda Has Now Two East-Bound
Facilities.
After months, and in fact years, OF
pulling and hauling and Juggling, Ana
conda has at last got halfway decent
mail service TO the East. Heretofore the
only Eastern mail that left Anaconda
was closed at 2:35 o'clock in the after
noon, and letters or papers posted after
that time were laid by until 2:35 came
the next day. This. too, in the face of
the fact that the Montana Union train
leaving Anaconda at o'clock in the
evening made direct connection with the
Northern Pacific eastbound train leav-
ms Butte at 9:25.
The department, however had made
no arrangements for the transfer OF
mail pouches at Butte from the Mon
tana Onion to the Northern Pacific de-
pot. and therefore Anaconda was made
to suffer. Through the strenuous efforts
Of Postmaster Devine and Montana 8
representatives in Washington. the red
tape in the pcstoffice department has all
been unwound, and arrangements have
been made for the sending of eastbound
mail over the Montana Union and
Northern Pacific at night. Mail for the
East now closes at the Anaconda post
office at 2:S5 O'Clock and at 1880 O'Clock
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1T PlEASES THE PEOPLE.


Black PATHS troubadours, who come
To the Margaret tonight and tomorrow
night. are credited with making the Dig
geSt hit Of all the attractions appear
inl. in New York this past season. us
phenomenally successful engagement at
the great Pleasure palace has gone ON
record as one Of the marNels OF the
metropolis Every performance given
at that palatial play house was attended
by ultra fashionable audiences, which
crowded the auditorium from pit 70
dome.
The only difference between Black
PATHS stylish audiences and those
which attend the lillian opera on SUB
seffption nights WAS in the manner IN
which the performances were received,
Those who favored the troubadouIs had
no inclination 10 indulge in social Sos
sir because OF the irresistible anu las
cInating charm of the stage perform
ance. 1t seems 10 be a show that not
only attracts the multitude, but rtEeIs
attention and satisfies the most diseflhl-
mating taste. Seats are on sale TINS
morning.
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THE CONDITION OF TRADE
Distribution of Winter Goods
Checked by Mild Weather.
ACTIVITY IN THE WEST
Orders for Spring Trade Are Not Encour
aging Unprecedented Pig Iron Pro-
duction-Strikes Against Wage0
Reductions in the East.

New York, Jan. 14.-Bradstreet to-
morrow will say: Distribution OF trade
remains rather quiet, mild weather
throughout the country tenulns TO
check distribution of winter Sooas.
Prices generally remain steady or tend
upward, except for some grades OF IRON,
and orders for spring trade, where re-
ceived, are not encouraging. Industrial
activity is most manifest at the West,
where the demand for iron is very
large A feature of the week was the
placing of an order by one railroad Tor
100. 600 tons of street rails. with smaller
orders aggregaung III the neishpofhoou
of Is o00 tons more. Pig iron production
is now going on at an unprecedented
rate, the furnace capacity beng esu-
mated at 100000 tons a month. Al the
South, manufacturing ACTIVITY IS D lea
ture. sales of iron beng very heaVy-
good export demand for cotton ana
grain at steady prices is a feature. Al
the East a number of strikes against
wage reductions are reported ana are
expected in the cotton industry. some
wooden mills working on heavy mems
underwear goods are refusing ORDERS
their capacity being fully booked
Anthracite coal production is such
that il is expected that the trade VIII
be restricted sufficiently TO allow OIL the
advance of 80 TO 40 cents per lV0U pelns
maintained.
Weather has been disappointing in
the Northwest, but an Improvement In
the demand developed at some centers
as the week advanced. The rush 10
Alaska has already begun on the Ia
cific coast. Freight charters are report
ed lower. Export trade continues large,
a gain of per cent on the total eA-
mort of breadstuffs cotton, mineral ores,
cattle and hogs and provisions being
shown for December and the calendar
year.
The recent falling off in wheat ex-
ports proves. as was indicated last week
in Bradstreet's, TO have been due to the
usual holiday quiet and not to any fall-
ing OIL of demand from abroad. The
total exports of wheat flour included),
from the United States and Canada Tor
this week amounted to 5,lS5, los bushels
against 34S1 900 bushels last week and
Se5s. 600 bushels this week a year ago;
5000, 600 bushels in 1896 and 3,5oa,ooO
bushels in 1895
Corn exports for the week show a
gain of ] 1000 900 bushels amounting TO
4.Sal. 900 bushels against 3,455,0OO last
week and 1885,, 900 bushels in the CORE
spending week of 1896. AS was expect
ed the failures are slightly decreased IN
number, amounting 10 1913, against 555
last week 479 in the week of 1897, Az
in 1896, 37S in 1895, and 404 in 1884.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At New Orlenns.

New Orleans, Jan. 14.-Cloudy weather
and a heavy track were the condit ons
To-day David and Sea Robber were the
only successful favortes. Results: sell
ing. fifteen-sixteenths of mile-DaVld
won. Van Brunt second. Domingo third I.
time 1:42A. Selling. thirteen-s.Xteenihs or
a mile-Teeta May won. Little Muse sec
ond. Sauterne third: time. 1:2IA. Mile and
20 yards. selling-Sea Robber won. A b Z
second Bridgeton third; time l:5l12. Han
dicap, six furongs-Tabouret won. George
b. Cox second, Pete Archer third: time,
I:l9 Six furlongs-M ilt Boyken won Gyp-
ceiyer second. Belle of Fordham thi d:
time. 1852. Selling. fifteen-siXteenths of n
mile-Lexington Pirate won, Car.otta {.
second, Full Hand third; time, La.
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The %. Il. :. Entertains Its Members at
social Session.

u.
social Session.
Last evening in Standard nan Eureka
chapter No. 16, Order of the Eastern
Star. installed officers. The evening"
after the business was finished, was
given over to social enjoyment.
Several songs We're rendered ~ the
Misses NJ. Redmond. +. Redmond, An
nice English, NJ. Davidson, Edna Neal
and others Among the visitors We're
Misses Axtell and Houck OF Phiiips-
burg. 18Th,
The officers are as follows; MAMMA
Keppler, w. NJ; II. j. Rainsford, w. =
Julia Ward, A. M. III. Redmond, sec
rotary: Mary Neal, treasurer: Anna
Neal, conduetress: Alice Harrison, as
sistant conductress; May Redmond
Ada; Alice smith. Ruth; Nellie Granall,
Esther: Clara Barrett, Martina; cora
Hasley. Electa; Hattie King, chaplain
Emily Tucker. warder; Anna LARD
marshal: George T. King, sentinel.
The following are the officers o.
Acacia lodge No. %. A. f. and 4. NJ:
Henry j. Rainsford. w. NJ. ii: l.. Bei'
lam. S. w. G. s. +. Wisner, j. w )
c. Keppler, treasurer; Henry Redmond
secretary j. w. Jarvis, ;. D.; H. r.
Bellam. D.; A. r.. Wallace. ,. >,
Henry Steffens. ]. s.; Rev. q. W. Healy
chaplain; q. T. King, tyler; J. X, card
ley. trustee. three years.
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Miss Frances e. Willard. who has
been attending the worlds convention
of the w. C. T. T., says that better
health for women is to-day more
urgent matter than woman's suffrage.
She says: What women at present
most need is a better supply of red
corpuscles."
From every section of the country,
from Maine to California, come we'll
attested reports of women, bloodless
dyspeptic, nervous, seriously run down,
and in many cases so weak as 10 pc
bed ridden, Who have been enabled TO
resume their places in the family CIR
Gle and in social life-heaithy, ruddy,
well-cured women, by the aid of that
great blood maker and health-maker,
Paine's celery compound.
Mrs. Il. A. Ward is one of these for
tunate women whom Paine's celery
compound has saved from an ali1ns,
unhappy invalid condition, as her let
ter shows:
2l3 Michigan ave- Mason Sic City isaz la,
Wells Richardson Co:
Gentlemen-My greatest trouble
seemed to be u general weakness and
all-over tired feeling. i am 90 years
Of age and | did not expect to be ever
strong again, but l used four bottles
of Paine's celery compound ana was
greatly strengthened, and my cough
seemed better so that ] stopped USING
the remedy and have not since felt TIC
need of any further help whatever.
Very respectfully yours.
MRS T.. II. WARD.
Persons of large experience among
nervous women who, as RUE ar
thin and lack blood, recommend
Paine's celery compound as beyond al
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\ hurricane in full operation. blast
ing winds savage lightning, surglng
waves and tossing ships would be con-
sidered pretty fair equipments for
melodrama, even in this eXactinS age,
But Lincoln j. Carter has been gen
erous with the public in producing
.Trnder the Dome" which comes TO the
Margaret Monday, Jan. L. In addi-
ton TO the above effects, view of the
Illuminated capitol at Washington,
three pretty Washington scenes and the
ferry boat trip from jersey City to New
York are shown. The play. while
abounding in sensation. is said to be
very well written and To contain per
fectly logical and somewhat original
story
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s,,rriff's sale.

-,,,o 6 cottrardt n eopartnership composed OF
oscar r Jebhe and Fred Gntthardt, plaintifs,
against Austin Gibbons, defendant
10 be sold at sheriffs sale, on the 3lst day OF
I.nuary D. 1898. at O'Clock p m at the
- door Of the courthouse, in the city of Ana
cnnda' county of d er Lod e, state OF Montana
tho following described real property; -
Iots numbered eleven I'D and twelve ~, IA
4,,,"I numbered twenty-one t2D, in the Eastern
addition 10 the city of Anaconda, Deer Lodge
county. state of Montana, together Win an IN
IipN IN - ~ day ~ January A. y. 1898.
N"''' no JOHN FITZPATRICK,
sheriff of Deer Lodge Co. state OF Montana.
Nv JOSEPH DAILY. Deputy sheriff.
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Mr.. DUFFY'S GROUNDS.
Afidavits Tending to Enforce IA Motion
for New Trial for Andy King,
the Pre- Fighter.

the Pre- Fighter.
Andy King, who was convicted of
prize lighting by a jury in the district
court on Monday last, was yesterday
morning taken by the sheriffis officers
TO the state pententiary. He is to serve
Il sentence of 90 days in that
institution, unless the motion for new
trial which j. II. Duny is to make, is
granted.
AS soon as King was convicted he
secured the services of Mr.. Duffy as his
attorney. and the latter gentleman has
been busy gathering affidavits TO offer
"a grounds for new trial of the case.
MIR. Duffy has prepared all the papers
in the matter ana he Will probably
make his motion to-day or Monday His
principal ground will be the incom-
potency of Juror Clayton Ramsdell To
serve in the case. 1t is alleged by MIR.
Duffys afiidavits that Ramsdell had
expressed a most decided opinion in the
matter prior TO the time he was called
as a juror, When put in the jury box
he stated that he had formed no opinion
in the matter.
Mr. Duffy has secured three affidavitS
from persons in Deer Lodge, who swear
that they heard Ramsdell express an
opinion on the Sunday preceding the
trial one of these aflidaVits is from
Robert L. Harris of Deer Lodge and
he AYERS that on Sunday, Jan. 8, Clay
ton Ramsdell while in the Brewery
saloon of j. +. Van Gundy. said that
he was drawn on the jury panel and
that he would "cinch' King and Santry
and the whole gang Eugene Treteau
another afliant, states that on sunday
Jan .. in the saloon of John Mclnerney.
in the city of Deer Lodge. Clayton
Ramsdell had said that he was glad he
WAS a juror, and If he had a chance
would cinch them tmeaning King and
/ Santry) for prize fighting
/ Harry Baker, also Of Deer Lodge,
I states that on Jan. .. in John McIner-
neys saloon. he heard Ramsdell say
i that II he had a chance he would ''cinch
+ the last son of a gun of them
The points upon which Mr.. Duffy
! bases his request for a new trial are
that the verdict is contrary Ia law, that
the court misdirected the jury on mat
j ters Of law, misconduct of one of the
jurors ana that the defendant was not
] tried by fair and impartial jury. or
/ this showing the attorney Is confident
that King will be granted a new trial
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WILL NOT BE CLOSED.
There Is No Need to Borrow Trouble
Ahout the Oghen Gateway.

Chicago, Jan. H-Many Of the Western
roads are borrowing trouble over the
probable action of the Union Pacific re-
garding the ogden gateway when once II
has secured control of the oregon Short
Line. While there is fear in some planes
that ii might close the gateway as II dld
In the past. the roads say that they are
not looking for any such action. The Tn
ion Pacific is now controlled by the Van
derbiIts. and as they have always trca' ID
all Of their connections in a fair manner.
ii is not expected that they will now try
10 close the Ogden gateway TO the roads
which enter there.
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a rate which is equivalent TO six cents
bushel, though the usual rates to l'hiia-
delphia from Chicago are le.4c per bush
ell. Ii was gossip among comm ss.on men
to-day that the wheat was some OF Lei
ter's and was destined cargoes for
those steamers which are under contract
to load at this port during this and next
month.
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1t was said yesterday that there Is
possibility that the ease, so far as II re-
lates to Mrs. Huber, may ne conlpfo-
missed A motion to dismiss the COM
plant of assault upon his wife was 10
have been argued yesterday afternoon
but owing to press Of other business the
attorneys were unable to be present; II
is the case of the assault upon the cnlld
that comes up Monday.
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The l.iscn,er, OF the n,r.

Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druRgist of
Shreveport Ia. SAYS, DIR King New
Discovery is the only thing that cures
my cough and II IS the best seller |
have" J. +. Campbell. merchant OF SAT
ford Ariz.. writes: DIR. Kings New Dis
cuvery is all that IS claimed Tor il. il
never fails. and is "A sure cure for Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds ! cannot
say enough for its merits" DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds Is not an experiment. II has
been tried for a quarter Of "A century.
and to-day stands a the head. II never
dlsappoints. Free trial bottles al all drug
stores.
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First race. five and half furlongs-
Dr. Bernays, Glenower, 80; Colonial
Dame. To To. Queen Blazes, Miss Alice,
La Maroma. Scintillate. 107; Chihuahua,
Master Mariner Elidad, Prince Tyrant
FL Moro, III.
Second race. three-quarters OF a mile
Good Friend. Castake, Sorrow, Bali. ter
iG5, Catawba. Lee Kylo formerly hyleel
I07 Tenriea, los; AL Koran, 40.
Third race. mile owners handicap-Sir
Dixie May W. Double Quick, S. Buck
Massie, Sc; Paul Griggs, lC9; Satsuma'
1G5.
Fourth race. the Mclaughlin stakes
mile and sixteenth--king William. Gar
land Bar. 10S: Colonel W heeler, l04: buck
wa, 1o5; Tom Cromwell leo; Satsuma, 49,
Fifth race. Reliance Club handicap,
seven-eighths of mile-Colone Dan.
Paso Temp. 95: Midas, 100: Dayi ght, lt5:
Kamsn, 107; Mercuto los; Caspar, 10;
Rubicon, 12i
Sixth race. mile and IL sixteenth
Ruth 90: Una Colorado, Etano. IS. Osric
H.. Song and Dance. 105; Yankee Doodle,
109
Cloudy track heavy.
Probable winners az Oakland to-day:
First racc-La Maroma, Master Mari
ner, Colonial Dame
Second race-Catawba. Sorrow. Good
Friend.
Third race-May w, Buck Massie. Sat
suma or Sir Dixie.
Fourth race--Buckwa, Colonel Wheeler,
Satsuma or Tom Cromwell.
Fifth race-Rubicon. -. w. entry
(Caspar and Colonel Dam. Morcutio.
Sixth race-Yankee Doodle, Osr.c IL,
Song and Dance.
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Genoa. New. Jan i.-Progress is slow
in the Uber lynching case and efforts TO
secure states evidence have proved flu
tile. Two persons accused of participation
in the lynching. Mason Grummns and OIL
lie Hogener, were placed on the stand. but
firmly protested their innocence. Minor
evidence was given against a nVmher and
Il batch of suhpoenas WIS sent to-day to
Dayton and TO Diamond Valley mills.
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Tacoma, Wash, Jan. i.-charles Moth
was awarded the decision in his wrest-
ling match this evening with Pat No
Hugh. The match was g.van under tn
auspices of the Tacoma Athletic club for
a purse of $500 ard the gate roce pts, Nc
Hugh assumed the aggressive and won
the first fall in seven minutes. Moth was
awarded the second on Il close decision
and the third on an alleged foul, Nj
Hugh's seconds having touched HIM VIII ie
Indignantly protesting against 4 strange
hold which Moth had secured.
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Ki,,cd bv an Explosion.

Portland. Ore. Jan. 14-NewS has
reached here that Richard Thomas and
Tfrbara Murray were killed ard Louis
Rush badly injured by an explosion OF
10 pounds Of dynamite in the Eureka and
Excelsior mine. near Bourne, Baker couh-
~. The men were in al upper level N
The mine. close TO the place where the
,7,.,,srnits IS stored. when the explosion
occurred.
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A REFERENDUM VOTE.
Populists Have "A Novel plan to Fix the
Date IF the Convention.

ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE populists' con-
vention concluded its work in this ~
by giving out the details for setting ~
motion its novel plan of taking a refer
eudum vote OF the rank and tile of the
party The questions submitted are:
What is your choice for holding ma
tional convention for the nomination of
presidential candidates. Monday Juy 4.
1898; Friday May 26, 1892 or Thuisua
Feb % 1902
The ballots are similar 10 the Austria
liam ticket and will be polled by the To-
cal committees and populist press.
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Set for Monday.

Mike Huber was arraigned before
Judge Donoghue yesterday 10 plead 20
two charges Of assault IN the first de-
gree He pleaded not guilty and his
preliminary hearing was set for next
Monday Al $3.50 o'clock. Huber is the
man who is accused Of having assaulted
his wife with an axe. He failed TO
strike her. but in swinging the weapon
struck his little boy upon the forehead
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Wars,ip hi ab ed.

Perrin, Jan 1.-THE British steamer
Dunera. from Southampton on Dec. -
for Bombay. reports having seen Ger
man warship in a disabled condition The
German warships Deutschland and Gefion,
under command Of Prince Henry OF Erus-
sia are now on their way to China. They
were last heard from at Port said on
Ian Z
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WIN lie sentenced.

Special Dispatch To the Standard.
Miles city, Jan. 1l-Unless motion to
order an arrest of Judgment Is granted
by Judge Loud. George 5. 6 I'D viii he
formally sctenced at o'clock tomorrow
for the murder Of Vim fred Brown. Of
which the jury found him guilty and seu-
fenced him 10 ~ years in the peniten-
tiary.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

i IA. Hoeft and L. Fey, a co-partner-
shin doing business under name of
Montana bakery. at corner Cedar and
park streets, Anaconda, has this day
been dissolved. All accounts are TO pc
LA til II. Hoeft and bills charged TO
Tho firm prior 10 January 5th, will be
settled by ]. II. Hoeft,
Anaconda. Mont. Jan. ), 1898.
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Baltimore. Jan. manager HEREFORD of
the Eureka Athletic club has hung up i
purse Of $1,000 for "A so between Kid Nc
Coy and Charlie Con. the middeweight.
the winner TO take the receipts. Isl u
Madden, Con $ manager. mas accepted
for Cor and there Is little doubt OF Me
Coy's acceptance.
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day evening prayer meeting and the
Cottage prayer meetings, will be de-
voted to preparing for the coming of
Evangelist j. II. Weber. The class
meeting will convene in the lecture
room Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Epworth league meets at $50 Sab
bath evening.
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Np=tJtS.ttriaa zee.

Washington. Jan. IL-Sccrctary Bliss Is
in receipt of the follow ng telegram Of
Yesterdays date from Governor Barnes
Of Oklahoma. regarding the reported Sem
inoie uprising. Absolutely no disturb
ance or excitement along the Seminole
Enra.r
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Mexico City, Jan. l.-Four Americans
have been arrested here and are rg5r-
ously incommuHicado. being suspected Of
completely IA rubberles Of great magal-
tude. The gang numbers = men.
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GROSS ABUSES.
The Investigating Committee Find Fraud
In the Police Department.

Chicago. Jan. 14.-Gross abuses of the
pension funds of the Chicago police de-
partment were disclosed at to-day's meet
ing Of the senate committee investigating
the Chicago civil service commission and
police force. A list was provided of over
60 ex-policemen now on the pension rolls
of the police department who, 1t Is G aim
ed are perfectly able TO do duty as ottt-
GERS but who have been retired, it is
alleged, 10 make places FOR others who
had a political pull.
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Knitled NV h. PnlIee.

New York. Jan. li.-Tho police to-day
raided the Standard company. the Publ e.
Stock and Grain exchange. and also an
Office kept by =. r. Hobart IL Is alleged
that these concerns arc an bucket shops
About . or 20 prisoners were captured
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HInnLlN II.hf-

Barboursville. Ky, Jan. IL-News
reached here to-day of a bloody fight at
a blind tiger" on Wednesday night on
Sandy Forks in which Rob IT Caldwell.
Smith Helton. John Williams and Tom
Wilson, am col0red. were killed.
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Bank tlearings.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE following Ia
Bile compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the following cities for
the week ended Jan. 10. with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year: