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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-25

sent :" Africa AS the bullet drifts slightly
10 IN" i'tt al l,"" Yards the barleycurn Of
the foresight ought to be considerably 10
thc i"ii "f IN" c"nic: Of the barred.
Tho result ~ ihe error IS that only a few
rifles I'm the army arc capable Of hitting u
target ~ -" yards n aimed straight. IT IS
I*''SS"ry :" atm fifteen inches 10 one sid'-
i"'hll nv ih"1-dud i"w ~I-htS haN" been
placed at Enfield Nearly All tn. rifle IF
tn" troops iU England v.rr r.Ht'od Ir-t
"c"k. and q larG" consignment Was sent O."
Africa.
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Mrs. Annie J. Abel swallowed poison md
tried 90 Jump from the Eads Er.ac". ''h'
her dress caught on picket and she was
Iavad - an officer. after a struggle. She
Eaid she wanted 20 die because ner husband
had deserted her
4 collie dog. owned hv Frank p"ns"7.
rs.yo8 his life by awakening him while the
house vas burning up.
want ad IN The Republic. calling f"r a
drug clerk must have musia"N''. hTooSHi
= crowd q applicants With th.'t qut'i''ci-
ON
Tho Wabash Railway Company signed a
e,lh.criruou ~ $500 - n" Worlds Fdi'
fund aud ,ha Burlington Tor sea" Tn"
Hati1ral BOARD OF Trad" pc''uoutd Con
Srrss % make an appropriation
Citv Counselor SChnGrmrcher said hH con-
eiderCf the preliminary ruling on IN" 'h'-
.aEo Canal injunction case victory Tor
s.; Louis The first sample ~ water TH-
luted hy the canal was received by the
Water Commissioner. II Will he analyGod-
The result Of m" elections FOR the Bust
moss Mems League Executive committee
rVas announced. =. = -. Never delivered a
speech before the league last night
Judge Elmer u. Adams Of the United
States Circuit Court dismissed two cases
snvoIyin. the 1Iae Of certain railroad brake
beams. He held that tn" principle Of N"
patent VAS well known previous TO the is
SnanCC
NeX: Sunday evening meeting Of CatHo-
lir Society delegates VIII h held to make
preparations for tho 81 Fatrick's parade.
Germans. Italians and other Catholics are
expected to participate
The funeral Of General Charles W.
Squires. which took places yesterday. Was
attended BY many members II Battery \
and OH militia
Chauncey !. Filley will speak tonight at
the Good Government club. lie IS expected
10 poUrihot shot into municipal bood.,nc
I.Ora! Hafvar! mon received invitations
10 the lectures Of tas French poet, Henri de
TsrEner. at Harvard University.
Il vas said yesterday on good authority
that Robert II WEitslsw OF Cape Glrar-
Crnor
il is reported on good authority that the
men back OF the United Railways deal have
obtained control Of the Imperial Electric
light and Power Company and Will use It
10 furnish motor power.
Much interest Is manifested in the Plant
Will case. now being tried ST Clayton.
The Maryland Trust Company issued a
circular announcing for the beneficiary in
1ereSt in the United Railways Company Of
St Louis the same distribution as an
nounCe1 by Brown Bros
Comparison Of the expenditures and
Treasury statements OF st Louis and the.
state Of Missouri show the eVtravagance of
ihe Republican local administration.
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TO DEFINE coNrR,RIND.

London. Jan .t.-TE" Times iu special
article discussing the recent speech of
Count Won BuelnW. the German Foreign
- r'tary. with regard to a settlement in
terna:iouIIly Of what constitutes contra
hand and what are tire rights of noutraIs.
says
We 60 not douht that overtures for n
!ult discussion of the subject. II made in a
friendly spirit and oa broad grounds Of
public Interest. would he frunkly and
promptly accepted by tn" british Govern
ln"ut. What better work could l." found for
The tribunal created by The ltCue Confer
cuce than the work of settling the question
Of damages Of acizUTeS2'
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RETURNING TO CHINA.
Mrs. COnger Says Americans Are
Well Thought of

Concord. y. H.. Jan. 4.-NIrs Conger.
wife OF the United States Minister t. China.
is returning to China, having been in The
West visiting friends. During call here
upon Mrs. Eddy, she related that the En-
press bOWaE-r recently held a reception az
which the wives Of all the Foreign Minis
ters We're invited. As a mark OF special
courtesy TO the United States. she drank
tea from the same love cup with Mrs
tOnger: and at the banquet said through
her interpreter. to the ladies present, all
family
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WHITES AND BLACKS RIOT.
Sanguinary Fcudal War on Hc
tween Alabama Miners.

Birmingham. Nla., Jar. News has just
reached This ri'y Of riot betwcru negroes
and whir" miners at CoaihurS. small sta
Hon tW"Iy" miles out. \ ncEr" WAS found
dead IN "u" "f the mines yesterday. The
negroes believed h" was shot hy 4 white
man and armed Themselves FOR vengeance.
TIL" whit" miners have been hunting for
them II night Tho operator at the station
i'tf his office fearing that he would bc
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HuTRstN CONutND.
London Jan = \ dispatch from Fr''o-
ri9 dated Tuesday. IauGu~y -. somewhat
'nri'r"S -" dispatch of Monday. January
80. nom tn Roor head iaaser, C"bird to
the y N-Sn'iat'd Pr~,>S last evening. II SAYS
'toGr "r hya times during ia" dav tn"
Eriii~n rruiac.I their w"aried soldiers BY
i''-h ono. The I}o'r casualties ~ DAT" ar"
one mfn KILLED aud two mru slightly m
1nr"d- our mon are in cN""lirnt spirits.
Thor" is = la~rr slaughter OF the British.
General Eofba IS now I'm sul" command.
Genera! tr"Efc having been sent else
wa.r,.''
The @am" dispatch. apparently referring
q" tu' Situation az C"lcUS" says.
como OF th. lsrG, Bner NaNins was tom
v"rtrily d'snrI.ror. but Wa soon repaired
"rHa British northern camp * IN con
fusion. People are observed tr"kkins aim
l'~-IE iu all directions"
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ELLIS GLENN INDICTED.
She Will BE Arraigncd in Court
To-Day.
RLLC SrIss7AI.

REP Et.IC ST'lS 7AIa
Parkershurr. ". Va. Jan. 2i-Amone tho
sndin'menis returned by the Criminal Grand
Jury to-day We're two against T.. T. Glenn
the male imrersoTatnr. There are twelve
counts. IN part rs follows. Forging a uroor-
iEsory note purportjnR 10 he signed bv r.
q. 4. and NeSJa Hoover. for 81. 400: utter
3ng and attempting TO employ said note.
forging a deed Of Trust and attempting to
utter said deo-t- Tn" halancs are similar
10 these. and -eCito different ots,..q
Glenn Will be brought into court to-rnnr-
row to plead to the indictments and rs n
will he her first public importance here tho
attendance is expected 10 hc large
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RIFLE SIGHTS WRONG.
Cause of Tommy Atkins's Poor
Shooting Explained.
SPECIAL EY CABLE.

SPECIAL I,Y cAGIE.
L"udcn. Jan. u copyright, 1an. BY W.
r. HeHrstp-A serious error has beer made
ir tn" rifle sjghr. "t most "f the guns ot
the British Army. II is no wonder there IS
s." much poor shooting 1T the front FX-
ports are readiustirC the sights of the rifles
of the troops ahou, To- depart. and the Cow
Crnmcrt factories At Enfield are workirc,
day and night turning out new sights
SSns .si.utlu. War Office official will be
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PRICE OF COAL SCARS.
Dealers in Birmingham. England.
Withdraw All Quotations.

SFEEINI. by GABLE
London Wednesday. Jar. 2I.-1Copyright
i'-". hy the New York Herald Company
Tn" price Of coal I'm the United Kingdom
is going up in leaps and hounds At meet
irg Of tn" Birmingham dealers, 1t was de-
cIa"a in consequence Of the irregular ai-
vance !H the price of fuel by the colicry
owners, to- withdraw all issued quotations
This means that prices will be put up. Tho
present Increase on the part Of the COZ!
owners Is tho largest since that OF the
IrauNn- .nrnlan MAr-
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~
Hot Springs. Ark. Jan. 2f-AmonC the
prominent ST, Louis peopl. in attendauc..
tonight at the grand opening bail at the
Eastman Hotel are: Governor Lon Y.
stephens and wife. Miss Anna Birch, Col
onel \. l.. Morrow. Mrs. $. W. Fordyce :.
w. Fordyce, Jr., Adolphus Busch and
party, Chief Desmond, Houston T. Force.
l. +. WaShhaUeT, VI. kohu. A ". Gross,
j. L. Long and wife
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NEW GOVERNMENT PRISON.
Quarters on Alcatraz Island Are
Filled To Overlooking.

San Francisco, Cal. Jan. "A row Gov
eminent prison is TO be erected Immediately
on Alcatraz Island, in this haTbor Before
the outbreak Of the Spanish War there was
room TO spare on Alcatraz for all the mil
ltary prisoners from California, oregon and
Nevada, but the last lot OF I5D from Ma
MIA u!ied the quarters To overlooking. An
other consignment OF lN IS now daily ex-
pccted, and In order to accommodate ;hrm
the new prison has 10 be erected. The pris-
cners have sentences Of from ono to five
years TO serve. nearly all the punishment
being for branches of military diScinlire.
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Two ~. Charlie. Weddings.

81. Charles. Mo. Jan Gi-Nr. John Riley
Hughes of Florence. Colo. and Miss Aulaua
". Audrain Of McChanicsville this county.
were married here to-day by tho Reverend
j W Ramsey.
r. D Bytngton Of Ogden. Utah, ard cath
crime q keefs of Kansas city were married
hare to-day by the Reverend J. g. Reason.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

DOZEN skeletons have been unearthod
Ht Tire BrootSlyn Navy Yard II is supposed
that they are tho bones OF Revolutionary
heroes. T'he rsTnsins will be renterred AZ
Fort Greene.
company Of the Kentucky National
Guard has been ordered TO Frankfort by
telegraph. Governor Taylor says that he
IS not responsible for The order. IndiCt-
snents sairst Whallen and Ryan were dis
missed on the ground that the Grand Jury
was Illegally EeIected.
Both the Cu;lom and Tanner factions are
sJert. They are bathing for supremacy at
every county primary meeting.
Texas cattle stAIn.s,Ied. killing one cow
hoy and irjurtng another.
A child wRs burned TO death.
Doctor William ProttsTnan. the we'll
known Missouri Legislature Chaplain, has
announced his candidacy for the State Sen
ate.
A fatal shooting afrray occurred near
Florence. Ala
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The State of Massachusetts will exchange
t's Fftchburg stock for bonds. Doctor
Seward Webb thinks the lease OF the road
is mistake.
d. o. Mills has been elected a member
cS the Board OF Directors of the New York
Central to succeed IL J. Hayden
Surveyors are at work o. a proposed ex-
tension Of the Quincy. Carroiltou and st.
Louis.
The new freight classification goes into
effect to-day west OF tbs Ohio River.
The telegrapEeTs and sw!tchmen are still
in session in st Louis.
Receiver lIiu os the Sioux City. O'NeI
and Northern has filed his final report
The Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma
Lumber Dealers Association will endeavur
10 have lumber rates reduced
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COLONEL COLSON'S DEFENSE,
Will Try to Show That Scott
Houndod Him.
RLIC SPECIAL.

FNFIF-I FsTsID SPEtTNTI-
Frankfort, Ky. Jan. "a motion for bail
for Colonel David Colson vas made in the
Franklin Circuit Court to-day. and the
hearing was set fer "Wednesday next.
BY agreement six witnesses will he heard
IN either side. Then the defense Of Cols0n
VIII he outlined. and IL is said he will he
shle to SHOW that he was being bounded
ny Scott. and Was in danger Of being shot
at any time.
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f.ETT TLI' SPECIAL.
Cair" H.. Jan. .i-Ahou- l. O'Clock last
night fir" broke out in the building on
Eighth street owned and occupied by W.
= tiEul-p'. u wholesale and retail dealer
I'm dry goods The building III rhe second
and third stories is damaged and the lower
floor d"lugcd with water Most Of the stock
is badly damaged 10y water. Tho stock
Was valued at about 81 O-n
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SILVER JUBILEE.
rsulin" Acadrmy'S Notable Cclc
braIipn ut Dallas.
EErTEI.I,' sTE,TAf.

kEii EiIH SI'E'TAf
Dallas. Tex. Jan. 2i-Onc Of the most
notable celebrations in connection with
an educational institution IN Texas was
TIA" "hs"rvaur" to-day ot the twenty
nth anniversary Of the Trsulinc Acad-
,uN iu t.i~ city From far ana near
FORMER pupils OF tn" ius:ItEtirr came 70
honor Tho GtH~f"r-cCutUry mark Jf its work
Tho silver Jubilee celebration was con-
Hu"t'd hy the furmr- pupils. under the
leadership of Mrs. Kate Curr!e
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NIarinH InfeIIigcncc.

New York. Jan. s4.-Arrived; Kaiser VIII
helm II. from Genoa.
Nagasi, Jan. 23.-Arrived: Lenox, Manila.
for Portland. ore.
Liverpool. jan s4.-Saled: sylvania, Bos-
ton
Plymouth. Jan. 23.-Saiied: Patricia, from
Hamburg for New York.
New York. Jan 4-SaiIed: New York
Southampton; Friesland. Antwerp.
Manila, Jan. 2i.-ArTlved: Steamer Flint
shire. San Francisco. via Honolulu.
Liverpool. Jan. 24.-Sai!c9: Steamer
Waesland, Philadelphia
Southampton. Jan G-Arrived. St Paul
New York. Sailed: Saale. from Bremen
for New York.
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HoTRa CoNNtND.

ir3iu" into them. ND thc infantry took
III" stone wan
III, I;ritI-h rastaItv List was small
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TIE HANS WAGNER HEIE,>En.

R"r;iu. Jan. 9Th" German bark II us
Wagner. stopped on december "A. in S"gth
African waters. hv the British gunhOat
Fearless. and ordered to 90 To Port Eliz-
aheth Z" unload. after leaving tn. contra
baud specified 10y tEn b-itiSh authorities
Ia proceeded ou her way To- D,laEua BAY
r"IDr the last If II" seiz"d German vessels
ft I.aS,E
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Champ CIarL's New Measure.

REV. t!Iit' SF'E.1IAIs
Washington. Jan "a - Congressman
Champ Clark today introduced a hill 20
provide territorial form Of government
for the District Of Columbia
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PRIVATE MESSAGES STOPPED.
Britain Gus OF communication
With tho TranSNaal.

New York. Jan ci--The Commercial ca
Bile Company this morning sent ont tho
following notice:
We are advised that the Postmaster Cen
.ra1 al Pretoria announces that ALI private
kilograms for the south African Republic
Will Hr stoned
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
National Slack Barrel COopers' AS
Sociation in Session

Chicago. Ill, Jan. 2i.-The following Off
Gers were elected by tho National Slack
Barrel Coopers Association to-day: Srcr-
man L. Brainerd. Youngstown. O, pr.Si-
dent. Kenneth ". Jacobs. Milwaukee. vic,
president. t.. II. p-feblugh louisville
Ky. S.Crctary-lroaaUr.r Forty Courc-.e,.
firms have i0Ined The new nrganizatinr
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6. J. PHELPS ILL.
He Was Former United States Min
lister to England.

New Haven. Corn. Jan. c4-E ] Phelps
cy-Mnister to England, Is M with pueu-
monia at his residence h"r". His physicians
announce to-day that his condition IS no:
yet serious.
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RectOr-MOoney.

REFT ELfC SI'ECIAI.
Rector and Nli-l Mamie Mooney both Of
Hot Springs were married this afternoon
by the Reverend Mr.. Brown Of Central
Methodist Church
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Il I,IE I'll

EEPJ-EII" SPECIAL.
Slater. Mo. Jan. 2t-Nr. T. T, Hughes OF
M"nerlv and Miss Mamie Fitzgerald were
married here to-day.
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REPlGii' SPECIAL.
Paris. Ten. Jan. 3i-Nr =. \ DnwIin Of
this place and M1~S Mac Reed Were married
In Honey GruV" at noon to-day and arrived
here this afternoon.
Mr.. J. Quincy RrIding and Miss Ophelia
k"tChUm Were married here this afternoon.
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4 hoPJE TtkEN.

Spoatmdn Camp. TUcsday Jan. g. $50
y. m.-Tho British field artillery AMI how
tiers sh"lisi the enemy pos ed on - crest
of the ridge this morning. The iuf1r.r-. ur-
der excellent cover. kept up an effective
riho fire. The Bosrs resigned a kOpje, Of
which tho British infantry took possession
When retiring, the enemy sheltered them
selves t"aind stone wall on the slcrc Of
thu kopj'. which they held for hours.
This afternoon they rar across the rayiue
The British artillery poured shrapnsi and
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nr-nr deception at Marshall.

HFPI Ei.f' SIFP'INi
Marshall. No. Jan. u NT. and Mrs les
li- Broar gaV' u reception at their
mansion here last night Snur"S Of tn. elite
Of Marshall were highly entertained until
a lat, hour.
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i'ntterson-ReisI.


EFFt EiI' SPECIAL.
Monroe city. Mo Jan = Nr Robert
Patterson and Miss Loretta Reid of SheI-
hina CsmN 10 this city this morning and
were married by the Reverend Father u
r. Sullivan. They were accompanied hy
their friends William wilt and Miss Lo-
rotrp Rei1
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iIl:y-lia nnrrs.


ETTT-BI.I' SPE,IAI.
Erookhed Mo. Jan. 2i-Mr. W II Tilv
Of GraC" and Miss Maggie Hammers ~
Tina. Mo. camc here to-day and were mar
riod
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PHILIPS SENTENCED,
Must Serve Live Imprisonment for
Murder.

Fort Scott, Kas., Jan. 4-Amos Philips
the murderer, whose aCcOmplices were
lynchcd here Saturday night. and who was
himself saved from the mob only by the
determined efforts of the Sheriff has been
sentenced to be hanged, which i'm Kansas
means lit" Imprisonment. In order to pre-
vent further MOB violence he will be taken
10 the Leavenworth jail and Kept until the
qUarantaine IS raised at the pef!iter.iarv
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Fritz Uttk~r.
RErI-BrIc spo~IaT,

EErl-BTlC SPDEIAT.
ST. Charles Mo. Jan ci-F-ifZ Hfiker
prominent farmer of the western part of
this county died suddenly az his horne near
AugTSts last night. The funeral takes place
tlsSe Thursday morning.
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characterization,

EEPT BIZ SI'E.tIAI.
Odessa. Mo. Jan 2i-Mr. james Tanner
and Niss Rr1mic Burton We're married here
TODAY.
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HARLOW HIGGINS A SUICIDE.
Resident of Palestine. ILL.,. shoots
Himself.
RErUET.Ir STE,TAL

sullivan. Ind, Jan Harlow Higgins
of Palestine. Ill. shot and killed himself
a; III" '.fiWJn Hotel to-day
This hr"ught on an exciting GoHatn in
which III" tail feathers wrr" r!Trk'd from
tn eagle Oc freedom i'm large handouts
and thrown To- the breeze
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sPiON hoP POSITION.

London, Ian. - 4.l5 a n,.-Thc aseru-
blage IN Pan Mall outside the War DfCc
and those privileged 70 wsit III the lpbnics
reluctantly dispersed IT midnight after the
final word that nothing more would ho
announced The morning papers went 20
press with conlccturcs and forecasts Of HII
sorts. striving TO guess out something from
Spisn kop.
Topography maps show that Spion Kop
IS the highest part uf rocky plateau.
Eastward for eight miles are the Eorr po-
si'ioUs along the TuEela. Northwest ward
from SpiGn Kop the plateau runs gradual
iy up TO a great spur OF the DrakcIS bergs
General Ful!er's infantry. to reach the
summit Of Spion kop must cross q natural
indentatiOn, threc-quartcrs Of 4 mile wide,
and then climb $50 feet up steep slope.
Nobody here seems 10 know, not ever,
the War Office. what Lord Roberts has
done with his large rc-cufurcemprts SIX
thousand troops awaited his arrival at
Cope Town. and since then 6.oro others
have reached there. Military critics an, al
hoping that a good share Of these 1900
have gone to help General Butler. and they
argue that few days wait may make him
strong enough o. overcome TIE deadlock
NO GENERAL B,TTIiG.
Special cshI, {" TIC Republic. Neu No-'. Herald
aUl london DAILY Tc'gr.ph- Republication
p"uHii.t,i.
Sroarman's Camp. Tuesday Night. Ian
Q. tCopyr .ght, 1910. by tn" New York Her
aid ComraryJ-Ou Noutay. General War
ron'S fore" continued the Cann'nado and
tuSiiiace Of tho E"cr positions to the west
Of Suiuu hop. mar tho Acton Homes road.
The iydditr battery ro-opcrtt-d with tho
other batteries aud the Maxim guns and
their fire was effective. causing the enemy
serious losses.
The Beers chung d"sTerat ataly 10 thor
works. from which they are only being very
slowly driven.
To-day th" enemy fred their guns moro
frequently. our casualties to-day were less
even than i'm Yesterdays action.
Fighting began III about O'Clock in tho
morning and continued Unit. dark but there
has been nothing like general engage
mcnt.
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DR.. HI. D. Mclaughlin,
iIHxhcs-FityEcraid

r1er Of Sharon and Miss ROYAL Saufiey OF
Miami Vrre married here yesterday.
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SPORT.

The winners at New Orleans: Yuba Dam
Nisercordia, Cheesemite, Sad Sam, Miss
Mae Day and BOD
The winters at Oakland: Ponso, Pat
Morrissey. AluerdraI, Ros.na;e. f. w.
I3rode and Del Paso.
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New Florence. No. Jan 2i-C county As
SCISSOR William 9. Nelson furnishes to-day
the following abstract Of q SSt S,meUt of tho
county Of Montgomery for lSqa.
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NO RAY OF HOPE FOR THE BRITISH.
Confined From rngc on-


ONES. making his artillery equipment Up 7"
th.. lu'
m" strength Of tho En'rs is uo' known
t. h.- irr'u estimate! inrr $500 U'.u ~" IN
ih" 6"ld. az thn~r. r'.i.g'ly .-."" are "T
posed ~ IGll.r. ru ~a'ErlEy Hri SuTt'N
General 'i'ry ar3 t,r.r'' NarT"n "'r"
engaged I'M battles lasting ali CAV. tn" gain
"t t"o m'l'- i- 'IhrE a- meaning 'h - IN"
lo"r~ t'il back from 'H" low ''1-. ="
'.'iT main position 'n Oh" hi-'"i Ei"''i'
Two milo H,Ht ot |pl.r p
'Ntt'i"n r'WHi'iur".'S ""'nN'~if'ii"h
against iH' 'f.'' 'FRONT.' f' P.-iG'. l'' ITiit
i~ '''"'f'n :" 'u t'"'' dispatches - 81 ''-
Fn.N'. """ 0. rs iT'uinIh'n'iF stated Toy "'''
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r'' NN'''H Iutt iH, '.'n'rl '''''h'u-
b""i.i'" "H''i"'
Ih" result ut tE" hH''!. :f Sri'. h"p
MAY d'clt" pa" Who'll" m"E"m'r. 90 \t.I-
II Euil"r h'. defeated tt" only thing ir'l
for him =" go viii hp 90 faii back. "r. mt
ing. 'h'n 10 try the ford that i> crossed hT
the N"aU"u road.
tt defeated. H.. sr.ty'@f fears AT" "ufer-
jair,.l that relief rrr tH, arrTis.r 80 Lady
smith VIII r- frn lat. Their recent dem
rr-tratlons have boon weak
Failure ~ r,Ii,y, tho I.u,.v-rrifH Enrri-o1
would h,, .n, spvs-re, nsau 90 rh. .-'iSr
rr British arms since fr. sr~r,u4e- ~
Yorktown. ,; se a..r a ,..r!.su+l r..rrrsir-.
Tho Dutch 81 ....r, COLONY uaarI surely
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I"ruou. Jan p. \ dispatch +" the Tim
from Sr".,ru1u's camp. dated TUESDAY. -"
g. 10. ~.E-.
''Tn, Hr'rs to-day had Wor" Sun~ ami
ar" prepared to hight almost iu'Hr'niuah'v.
htNtE-- lutr.urh,! their ridge. WI, n
stretched Ir an almus; uul~gkcu line from
the TrHkau=h,r-~ many m!-"~ eastward.
'I'ri9E continued throughout the day. We
have NOT advanced any further. but No
threw up u'rrurnm"rts during tn" nisl..
from r.llui which IA" 'uu-k"tTy duel on
tiuurH from exactly the sam" position -