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SHUPPERT FREE
FROM THE CHARGE OF
MURDER -EXONER-
ATED
Bv the Grand Jury in Their Report
That Was Filed Yesterday Afternoon
Nothing in the Analysis 10 justify
Anv Charge Whatever Against the
Old Soldier

The grand jury yesterday made a
report in the Shuppert case. The
report was that there was no evil
dence that woald Justify holding Mr..
Shuppert on anv charge whatever.
A qualitative and quantitative anal
ysis had been made by L. w. Smith
of East Ohio street, Indianapolis, az
the expense of the parents of Jo-
hanna Follett. The analysis had
disclosed the fact that there was
nothing in the medicine that Shup-
pert had not claimed ion it, and
that the ingredients in it were
used in smaller proportionsth than they
are often administered by physicians
in regular practice. The only sub
stance that vas known to have ever
injured anyone at any time was pot
assium bromide, and that was a re
mote case in England. The sub
stances were all of the sort that are
never labeled poison, and all were as
harmless to administer as the ordi-
nary household remedies. Therefore
there was no grounds on which to
hold the man. The grand jury re
turned one Indictment not for publi-
cation until after some arrests are
made, and as their work was done they
received their usual set of com
pliments and were discharged. They
had got through their work with
unusual dispatch and celebrity.
The prosecutor further stated in
exoneration of the old soldier Shup-
pert, that the grand jury had wit
nesses from ten families in which
this medicine had been used, and.
that in each case no evil effects had
been noticed The medicine had
been used not only harmlessly but
with apparent benefit.
Shuppert was at once released from
the county Jail, and he returned to
his home at Indianapolis, happy and
free man. He will perhaps not be
found to have offended the u. S.
revenue laws by not affixing stamps,
as his bottles were not labeled and
as he sold the preparation in varying
quantities. All who knew the man
at home or who came in contact with
him while here are satisfied that he
has been accorded Justice.
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Latest Miners, strike News.

SHAMoKIN, Pa. Sept. 2o.-The
Cameron colliery officials vainly tried
TO start their works this morning,
but no miners responded. \ similar
failure occurred at other points. Two
collieries at Treverton and Locust
Gap are still operating.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Sept. 20
There is no change in the situation.
Only one small mine is in operation.
No trouble occurred as anticipated
at Girardville Strike leaders are
greatly encouraged. Organizer Har-
ris says he regards the strike prac-
tically won. Gen. Goblin viii proba-
bly, move portion of his command
to Mahoney City, owing to scarcity
OF water.
HAZLEToN, Pa, Sept. 23.-Three
hundred men started at l a. N. from
Gran berry mine colliery to march &c
Tomhichen, nine miles west, TO pre-
vent men going to work there. They
separated into four groups along the
public road leading TO the mine. The
sheriff and a posse OF thirty are watch
ing them but viii only interfere when
they attempt TO intimidate or trespass
on thecompany 5 property. One un-
ruly striker was arrested.
WILkEsBARRE. Pa, Sept. 2o.-
Several washeries resumed today in
the Wyoming valley.
HAZLEToN, Pa, Sept. 25.-It is re
ported that Markle & Co. notified
their men that they had agreed 70 al
demands except the reduction Of the
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Political Conditions In the
West Are Excellent Says
Senator Fairbanks.
CLOSE OF 4 LONG TRIP
lndianass Senior senator Has Trav-
eled Ten Thousand Miles Making
Speeches During Past Month.
Enters tpon Busy Week OF
Further Speechmaking at Rens-
seiaer Tonight.

Indianapolis, Sept. Ex-senator Fair
hanks arrived home last evening at
$50 O'Clock from an extended speech
making tour OF the west, feeling per
fesiiy Wei physically and bringing the
best of reports OF political conditions
in the states visited by him. That the
senator should look and feel well is
f,mafkable in view of the fact that
n the past month he has travelled near
~ lu.UsM miles back and forth across
she cont inent and delivered an average
II one speech each day. A further re
markablt+ fact is that his voice, after
its recent severe strain. is i'll quite as
excellent condition as when he spoke
III Eu@lisli's operahouse a little over
three weeks ago.
Senatnr Fairbanks was not permitted
to enjoy THE comforts of home" very
long. for ne went to Rensselaer, this
morning To deliver an address there
tonight. Tomorrow night he will be In
Crown Point and Thursday night in
Ninamac, During the day Friday he
viii Jump" To tn southern part of the
state. speaking at Jeffersonyille. He
Will terminate an exceedingly busy
week with a speech at Seymour Sat
urday night.
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TERSE TELEGRAMS

The pressure FOR currency for moving
the crops is beginning TO be felt.
More than 80 French vessels from st.
Pierre are still missing as the result Of the
recent gale of the coast of New Foundland-
..As to Mr. Hannas assertions concern
ing me-" says Mr.. Bryan, II have nothing
to say The public understands the situa-
ton
A submarine volcano has been discoy-
cred io2 miles north of Cape Taoche. CUT
Of Mexico. \ great cloud OF Napor as
cends from it
Two great Masonic bodies began tn
trienniai sessions at Cincinnati yesterday.
They are general grand chapter and the
general grand council
burglars recently entered the residence
Of DR. wrede in Berlin and secured 20
600 marks in cash and securities to the
value of 100000 marks.
Soft coal is coming into Scranton In
nentinc with II and the manufacturers
saw they can get all they want Of II.
sample plate ~ series Of plates for
the protective decks Of the cruisers Chat
tanooEa and Cleveland failed TO stand the
required test at Indian Head yesterday
Orders were issued yesterday from the
general offices Of the American Steel Hoop
company 10 begin operations at all the
plants that are In readiness 70 be started
A proclamation has been issued announc-
ing that the RoerS who voluntarily sur
render will not he sent out Of the country.
but will b. detained in camp NJ Rioem-
fonteiu or Pretoria.
Corhett Is ou his way from England 70
sue the New York papers and 70 whip
several people for saving his fight with
Mccoy was fake He and his manager
ConSidine. have quarTeled-
The detectives who have. been on duty
az the Chimes legation for about two
months have returned to headquarters.
fhcr,, being NJ further necessity for their
presence At the legation
II has developed that President Theo-
,iare ] Shaffer ~ the Amaisamated As
snciatiou of Iron and Steel Workers ten
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GERMANY STICKS TO 1T
Americas Answer Does Not Alter the
kaiser's Intentions

Berlin. Sept. 2l.-The refusal of the
United States 10 accede to Gcrmany's
proposition regarding the Chinese set
tlement is prominently commented up
on by the entire German press. In
spite OF the previous intimations
through Washincton's cablegrams. the
refusal has come as "A great surprise.
\ high foreign official referring tc
the matter said: Germany adheres
firmly to her proposition. She has no
occasion to doubt that favorable ans
wers will come from all the other pow
ers We have received hints that Rus
sia VIII agree IL the German note and
the same course is confidently expected
of Japan and Great Britain. We hope
final. especially in view of the posi-
hiliIy that was influenced by tenn
porary conditions
The press comment varies widely. al
though generally in n tone of diSap-
prevail and regret. The NoSsiSch,
growing diScord among the powers.
and pre,acts a speedy breaking up .
concerted action. The Frankfurtc
Zettun-- remarks. An unpleasant :,
.luen@e Of the American position viii
probably he the Increasing obdurac..
strengthened that the energies Of IN.
other powers viii be intermittent. lik,
those of the United States
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Wheat
Louisville Grain and t,xes,ooL

Closing cash markets Wheat. IS 10: cor
ribs $40
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European Cabinets Looking
For a Modification of
Germany's Note.
INTERNATIONAL COURT
The Organization of Such Tribunal
to Try the Boxer Leaders May
Be Next Thing In Order.
Germany Continues to Look With
= Critical Eye Upon Reply Of
the United States.

London, Sept. pa semi-official an.
.nouncement has been issued in st
Petersburg that the European cabinets
Are engaged In an endeavor to induce
Germany to abandon her demand foI
ehe surrender of the instigators of the
Antf-foreign outrages as a preliminary
- peace negotiations.
A Vienna correspondent asserts that
Che Austrian reply to the German note
Is very friendly. but that although IL
appears to consent to Germany's pro
posal, IL practically disapproves by
asking whether 1t would not be best
to open peace negotiations first and to
make the punishment of the instigators
OF the outrages the first subject OF
discussion. According to the Berlin
correspondent Germany will make n
new proposal, namely. that the great
powers form an international court TO
try the Chinese officials accused OF
completely in the outrages.
A Shanghai correspondent telegraph
ing yesterday says: "The Russians re.
Gently organized an expedition towards
Mukden. which has already reached
Lao Yang. about midway between
Nieu Chwang and Mukden. 1t will
probably encounter opposition. Prince
Tuan's ascendancy creates very
grave danger. The only hope for
foreigners is that the foreign vice
roy of Nanking has not yet been re-
ceived. Tuan's emissaries are work
ing hard to get him out of the way by
murder or suicide
The British and continental press is
still discussiong Americas reply. which
is generally regarded as encouragi ging
Ii Hung Chang to delay the negotia-
tions.
Gen. Gribsky. military governor of
Amur. has published elaborate regula-
tions placing all the regions along the
Amur river. now occupied by the Rus
slams, entirely under Russian law and
authority. The Chinese are forbidden
TO return to the left bank of the
stream. He has also issued Il procla
nation declaring the annexation of
Manchuria to be a punishment for the
attack made on Blaeovestchensk and
exhorting the inhabitants hereafter 10
respect RusSla's power and live in
peace and quietness on their fields.
a semi-oificial communication to the
Cologne Gazette disavowlng any desire
on the part of Germany to execute the
instigators Of the outrages on the
strength of the testimony of the for
eign ministers. says The interna-
tional court of justice would decide up.
on the question of guilt and would pro
nounce sentence. To look on compla.
Gently while IA mockery OF justice such
as the United States demand was being
enacted would mean a renewal of the
massacres."
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Administrations Good Reasons.

Washington. Sept. 2S.-There Is q
disposition to minimize the differences
between the United States and Ger
many on the point of delivery OF tbs
Chinese ringleaders before negotiations
and IL is pointed out that our only
reason for differing was Il profound
conviction that a different effect could
Se produced upon the Chinese people
,as whole only by allowing their gov.
.ernsnent IL degrade and punish the
guSifS parties. The same punishment
e ap,sSiei ny 4 foreign power, it is said
at the state department would utter
.1y fnI of a reformatory effect as the
Chinese people would venerate the
memory OF che martyrs. while the Chi
rese government which arrogates &c
itself the peculiar right 10 reward and
naaiSh after death. might elevate tht
xi..f1sslS II the allies acts and thus or
fer a,a.-entive for repetition OF the
SSlItra- -S.S.
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A Missing Minister.

Laporte. Ind. Sept 25--The friends
of the Rev. MahIon T. Cause, the miss
ing clergyman fear that he has con-
mitted suicide or has been murdered
Letters sent to San Francisco have
been returned. and the police authori-
ties of that city write that no trace OF
Cause can be found. Ii is now known
that Cause had large sum of money
when he left StillweIl. He was de
spondent and melancholy, having just
buried his wife
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BREACH OF PROMISE
Huntington Girl Asks Damages of
lsPereaut Lover.

Blunton. Ind. Sept. 25.-Miss Lillit
L. Couch. daughter of Rev. III. Couch
of Huntington. has tiled papers in Il
Slo.po action for breach of marriage
promise against Charles &. Sale, agent
of the Chicago and Erie railroad al
kinesland The suit brought in the
Wells circuit court Is result of a
courtship begun in March. 1893. and
which continued six years. Without
explanation. Sale broke off the engage
ment. and last March married Miss
Ashbacher. Several dates are said to
have been set for the wedding. which
was postponed. and many letters will
be offered at the trial by the plaintiff
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The Order Was Modified.

Victor Coo. Sept. 25.-The threat
ened strike of the miners in six OF
the leading gold mines of this district
because of orders recently issued by
the English mana cement of Stratton's
Independence. requiring all miners to
strip naked and pass before the su
perintendent for inspection 10 prevent
thciI purloining valuable ore. has been
prevented by an agreement entered
into last night between the miners
committee and the managers. The
order was modified so as To only
make il necessary for the men 10 have
their outer clothing removed
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SAVED BY SEEMING.
Fish Transferred From Turkey Creek
To Pure Water.

Windfall. Ind. Sept. 25.-As the fish
We're dying iii large quantities in Tur
Key creek. which is an outlet for the
drainage of the Windfall canning
plant. W. l.. owen and his men seined
the creek and pond which was pol
luted. aud the bass. pike and other
varieties We're transferred TO a private
pond nearby which was unpolluted- II
is probable that fully 5000 bass Were
transferred. many of them weighing
two and three pounds each. Soon
after reaching the pure water they re
vived, and are apparently again all
right
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The Deadly Grade Crossing.

Royal Center, Ind, Sept. 25.-Mrs,
Alexander Fry and her two young
daughters. Gladys and Glen. at
tempted to cross the railway track
while a freight train was in the act
of coupling up. The carriage was
caught and crushed to pieces and Mrs
Fry and daughters We're thrown out
The mother and Glen escaped material
hurt, bat Gladys, who is IL years old
sustained injuries that may prove
fatal
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Paris. Ills. Sept. 25.-James Hogu
was murdered and thrown from II
ea>tbound freight on the Big Four bs
5ramps. In company with Emory Van
deventer, Hogue got i'll a cattle ca
shortly after midnight. o. ride TO Terr,
Haure. Three other men were in ia,
ear. and after the train had left this
city two of the strangers drew reyol
yers and ordered Hogue and Nande
venfer To throw up their hands. Hogu,
resisted and was shot and thrown from
the train. Nandeventer was robbed q
>3 and permitted 10 escape.
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indianapolis. Sept. 25.-The coroner
who was called TO investigate the
death OF enc Of the infants at the
Orphans Home. after IL had partaken
of milk supposed 10 contain formalde-
hyde. has returned verdict in which
he finds that death resulted from inani-
fion. due tn the use OF formaldehyde
in the milk
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Lima. Peru. Sept 25.-iesterday DIR.
Patron Iectured here before large
audience upon the early inhabitants.
customs and language Of Peru. with IL
lustraiions drawn from cuneiform in
scripfIons and mnmmies. The lecturer
dealt also with the '-Quichua" dialect
and contentltd thst the prehistoric
PerlIvians were undoubtedly Of ChaI-
- ..efs~fFf
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A Young Woman,s Suicide.

ScottsburS. Ind. Sept. ~. Miss
Annie. the 1t,-year-old daughter o1
John w Rider. Il prominent an6
wealthy resident. committed suicide
yesterday. When discovered tn,
young woman was beyond the aid oi
medical assistance. No cause is as
signed for the act
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Attacked Dy HoOdlumS.

Goshen. Ind. Sept 25.-Jesse Cal
vert. minister of the Dunkard church
addresxd a political gathering N
Cooks chapel. IN kosciusko county
and while he was leaving the building
he was attacked by hoodlums. who
threw bad eggs and overripe tomatoes
To his very serious personal inconven-
ience.
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A &l5.OOO Blaze

Muncie. Ind, Sept 25.-Fire brOkt-
out i'm the iron mill of the Palmer Steel
and Iron company's plant yesterday
totally destroying the finishing depart
ment and badly damaging the muck de
partment causing loss of $1,000. en-
tirely covered 10y insurance.
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Knoxville. Tenn. Sept. 2o.-4Fou
hundred miners of the Coal Creks com
pany's mines at Coal Cerk. Tenn
struck yesterday after holding a mass
meeting and voting against the eontrac:
for the year offered by the manager.
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Population of Wheeling.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 25.
Population of Wheeling, W. Va. !,
is 3S, ,S78, an increase of 4, ,356. or Il.
62 per cent.
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Prof. GoodeII Makes a Change.

Franklin, Ind. Sept. 25.-Prof. c. +
Goodell. who. for the past six year.
has had charge of the history depart
ment in Franklin college. has tendere,
his resignation, to take effect at once
Prof. Goodell has accepted the chail
of history in the Kansas Agricultural
University at Manhattan. Kan.
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Vienna. sep, 25.-The admiralty has
res.aivs-i the following dispatch, IA
ku. sept -; The Russians occupied
the forriiicaticliS At Iu Tai yesterday
I.u Tai il situated about 10 miles
northeast ~ Tientsin and Is about -
miles north of Taku-
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The Anarchist Chase.

Rome. Sept. 25.-The great anarchist
chase goes mcrrily on. The police
want the blond young man who was
seen with BreSci u few days before the
assassination of King Humber, So
far 22oo anarchists have been arrest
ed. AMI they are filling the iails await
ing trial OH onc charge or another.
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Plans of the Bot-rS

Yourenzo Marques. Sept. 23.-Messrs
Steyn and Reitz will remain with the
fighting hurghers, and it is estimated
that force of Beers. aCgregating from
1000 to 12.o0o. Is planning TO harrass
the British lines of communication.
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A Stahbing ARRAY,

Rushvile Ind. Sept 2J-George
Levi of osgood WAS arrested yesterday
for a cutting affray Saturday night iIi
West Water street in which Levi tried
10 disembowel John Miller. another
Osgood man. Miller was not seriously
hurt
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Newport. Il. l.. Sept 25.-The nava
manaouveres were held off this por
last night and on their conclusion ear
ly this morning the opinion was gen
eral that the squadron of defense hae
won over the attacking squadron. but
the question is tn 20 before board foi
determinations
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Eleven Mis- siO, aries Muir.
dercd.

LONDON, England, Sept. pa
message to the Inland China mission
tells of the murder of eleven mis-
sionarles in the province Of Shan ST.
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Oh. and always paving a dividend. Is
being quietly absorbed by unknown
capital. presumably the Standard.
which lsow has the controlling interest
III the concern aud viii probably short
ly own the whole There are about lu0
Sharsahnk lers
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Brownstown. Ind. Sept. 25.-At Me
dora while some children were playing
with a fobert rifle. the weapon was
discharged and the little child of
George Hall, 80 months old, was in
stantly Killed.
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DtIlN MARKET REPORT
Prevailing Prices For Grain. provis
ions and livestock on Sept "a.


whent Wagon. re: No. = red, weak
SO.
Corn Weak: No. = mixed, 4olac
Oats Dull. No mixed Il Lsc.
Cattle Lower ut S3oUGI5so.
Hogs Show 1T 81 a,&tJ J2l..
Sheep-ouier AT s2-5aaI3.t,0.
Lambs-oa5et at S;..Joai5.25.
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Withdrawing from China.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 20
Gen. Chaffee has been directed to re
tain regiment of infantry, four
troops of cavalry and one light bat
terry as a legation guard at Pekin,
and to seno the remainder to Manila.
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Serious Gas EXPLOSION,

Indianapolis. Sept. 25--In natural
gas explosion at 1919 Yandes street
yesterday George Il. Johnson. his 4
year-old sos, Carl Johnson. and his
business partner, Louis Machett, were
terribly burned All may die.
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To Recapture Pekin.

SHANGHAI, China, Sept 25-It is
reported from Chinese sources that
the Dowager Empress ordered Ii
Hung Chang to raise an army to re
capture Pekin.
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1o'cdn Grain.

Wheat-Arttve: ca-h. SIC: Dec, Sale.
Corn Dull. \a. = cash 42c.
S,ats-DuiI; No cash, &c.
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ENVELOPES.

We have just received 200, 900 Ell
velopes, new style opening. that We
pffer at very close prices, printed.
Stock first-class
25-3t. NJ CCLLAToN * Co.
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SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. 25.-Gen.
John NJ. Palmer, Ex- States
senator from Illinois, died at his
residence today of heart disease. He
was an honorary pail bearer at Gen.
McClernand S funeral last Saturday
He was Oh the street last night ap-
parently we'll
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Agree with Germany.

BERLIN, Germany, Sept. 25.-The
foreign Office announces that Russia
and Japan answered the German note
agreeing to have the ministers desig-
nate the guilty.
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England Follows United
States.

LONDON, England, Sept. 5.-Lord
Salisbury has replied to the German
| note in terms Identical with those of
| the United States.
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Hong K.-lc. Sept 2s.-AdyieeS from
Canton say that boat lead of native
Christian women AT Kun chuk on
West river. was fred upon and that
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Don't fail to see the Jack
of all Trades at work at the
free show of VIM Waking
at the fair, also get a free
drink. 25-3t
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Todax,s Quotations.

CHICAGO. H.. Sept. %. = Cattle,
prime steers 81 90, 1000. Hogs,
81 80. -. 60.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept. Wheat
:6sc. Corn 3alc Oats 2l5c.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 23.-Wheat
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Peru Ind, Sept 25.-The Peoples OIL
and Gas company Of this city. the larg-
est and oldest oil company operating
IN this Geld. the d1t 70 discover the
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Oil Drops.

LIMA, o, Sept. 25.-Oil dropped
two cents more today. 1t Is now 50
and 81.