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• A COLD WAVE IN ST. LOUIS.
• Article 8 -- No Title
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• LOSSES BY FIRE.
• TO GET RID OF FILLEY.; MISSOURI REPUBLICANS HAVE GROWN TIRED OF THEIR CHIEF.
• JOHN R. GORDON IS A SENATOR.
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• GRANT'S ACTION AWAITED; WHOM WILL HE APPOINT TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION! THE INCAPACITY AND WORTHLESSNESS OF THE MAJORITY OF THE PRESENT BOARD -- THE MERIT SYSTEM.
• REAR ADMIRAL STEEDMAN BURIED.
• THE UNIFORM OF THE MARINES.; REASONS WHY IT SHOULD BE ALTERED TO SUIT THE NEEDS.
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• CHAMPIONS OF CANADA.
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
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• A RUN ON THE BANK.; FOREIGN DEPOSITORS EXCITED OVER THE REPORTS OF FAILURES.
• SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE.
• JAMESON'S DIARY AND LETTERS.; A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CONTROVERSY -- A GOOD WORD FOR STANLEY.
• THE FORCE BILL IN THE SENATE.; THE POSSIBILITY OF REED'S DICTATING TO THE UPPER HOUSE.
• GUTHRIE STILL THE CAPITAL.
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• EUROPE IN ADVANCE OF AMERICA.
• FO'IVEIA.L OF A. _r;'RENC.' PRIEST.
• A FIGHT FOR LIQUOR LICENSES.; THE PROHIBITION QUESTION TO BE REVIVED IN NORTH DAKOTA.
• PRINCETON'S FOOTBALL AFFAIRS.
• Editorial Article 8 -- No Title
• THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE IN THE HOUSE.
• PARNELL AND HIS PARTY; HE WILL REMAIN THE LEADER OF THE NATIONALISTS. DECISION OF A MEETING OF THE LEAGUE IN DUBLIN -- VIOLENT COMMENTS OF TORY PAPERS.
• THE SITUATION ABROAD.; A RUMOR WHICH CAUSES UNEASINESS -- THE EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS.
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• MISS MARLOWE'S CONDITION.
• SENATOR CARLISLE EXPLAINS.; THE TRUE STORY OF THE OMISSION OF REBATE ON TOBACCO.
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• THE NATION'S FINANCES; GREAT INCREASE IN REVENUE THE LAST FISCAL YEAR. IT AMOUNTS TO A SUM EXCEEDED ONLY TWICE BEFORE -- SUGGESTIONS FOR FACILITATING CIRCULATION.
• SWINDLED BY SPIRITUALISTS.; HOW THE SPIRITS MANIFESTED THEMSELVES TO THE AGED VICTIM.
• HEAVY LOSSES TO CATTLE SHIPS.
• THE DANBURY HATTERS' STRIKE.
• IS COMPULSORY VOTING DESIRABLE?
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• CRISPI'S FINANCIAL POLICY.
• BALLOTING FOR A SENATOR.
• FIELD TRIALS OF NOTED DOGS.
• MERCHANT PRINCES DINE; ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MANY PROMINENT GENTLEMEN LISTEN TO GOOD SPEECHES -- MR. DEPEW AND MR. CLEVELAND CROSS SWORDS.
• MINISTERS OF MANY MINDS; SHOULD RELIGION PLAY A PART IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS! ARGUMENTS AT THE PROTESTANT CONFERENCE -- WHAT WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER SAYS ON THE LAW.
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• A YOUNG BRIDE DESERTED.
• THE NEW APPRAISER'S STORES.; THE SITE WHICH HAS BEEN PRACTICALLY SETTLED UPON.
• THE SPEAKER'S TYRANNY; A REMARKABLE ARGUMENT IN HIS DEFENSE. THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS RUSHES TO REED'S DEFENSE AND MAKES MANY STUPID BLUNDERS.
• NO MORE TALK ABOUT PRICES."
• THE BARBARISM IN EGYPT.
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• TWO FRENCH DUELS.
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• IT LOOKS LIKE MURDER.; THE JURY IN CAPT. SEELEY'S CASE RETURNS A VERDICT OF HOMICIDE.
• THE PEABODY INSTITUTE.
• THE STATE FARMER'S LEAGUE.; THE PRESIDENT NOT CONDEMNED FOR HIS MANAGEMENT.
• NEW-YORK'S ELECTION RETURNS.
• BALTIMORE TO HAVE A NEW CENSUS.
• INTERESTING CEREMONIES IN THIS CITY AND IN WASHINGTON.
• THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE SITUATION.
• AMERICANS GET DELPHI; THE SUBSCRIBERS COMPLETE THE INDEMNITY FUND. THE STORY OF THE EFFORTS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE TO SECURE THE CONCESSION.
• ARAB TROOPS FOR TURKEY.
• WILL ISSUE CERTIFICATES.
• SHOT DOWN BY A MADMAN; MISS PRICE ATTACKED ON THE STEPS OF A CHURCH. THE MAN HAD CONCEIVED THE NOTION THAT SHE WAS HIS WIFE -- SHE IS BADLY HURT BUT WILL RECOVER.
• THE LAUNCH OF THE MAINE; THOUSANDS CHEER AMERICA'S SPLENDID NEW CRUISER. THE VESSEL GLIDES FROM HER WAYS WITHOUT ACCIDENT -- MISS WILMERDING CHRISTENS HER. THE LAUNCH OF THE MAINE.
• TEN YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
• SEARCH FOR HENNESSEY'S MURDERERS
• BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD.; IT RECIEVES PERMISSION TO USE ELECTRIC MOTOR POWER.
• OBITUARY.; WILLIAM BROMBLEY.
• SOME AMENDMENT NEEDED.; THE CONNECTICUT BALLOT-REFORM LAW FOUND TO BE DEFECTIVE.
• BIGGER DRY DOCKS NEEDED.; A NECESSITY ARISING FROM THE BUILDING OF THE LARGE WAR VESSELS.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
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• MR. CLEVELAND'S CONGRATULATIONS.; THE LETTER THAT THE EX-PRESIDENT WROTE TO GOV. PATTISON.
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• MRS. LANGTRY AS CLEOPATRA.
• BETTER FARMING WANTED.; IMMIGRATION CANNOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM IN VIRGINIA.
• Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
• THE CONCORD'S TRIAL TRIP.; A BAD ACCIDENT CLEVERLY AVOIDED -- TO-DAY'S SPEED RUN.
• NEWS ABOUT RAILROADS; JAY GOULD'S HOLDINGS IN THE RICHMOND TERMINAL. HE HAS AT LEAST 100,000 SHARES OF STOCK, AND WILL BE REPRESENTED IN THE DIRECTORY.
• THE DUTY ON CANADIAN FISH.
• THE PROFESSOR WAS SORRY.
• LOCATION OF THE COMET "E."
• THE ARMY AGAINST THE NAVY.
• Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• HOME FOR AGED PRINTERS.
• GEARY AND CAMINETTI ELECTED.
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• ATTEMPT TO BRIBE AN ALDERMAN.
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• CHANDLER HAS WEAKENED.; HE NO LONGER WANTS AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
• HURT ON A NEW-YORK STEAMER.; A BURST PIPE MAKES MANY PASSENGERS UNCONSCIOUS.
• GEN. BARNES'S FAITH SHAKEN.; THE WELL-KNOWN PUBLISHER RENOUNCES REPUBLICANISM.
• RIO GRANDE WESTERN'S GAUGE.
• THE MINER-FROHMAN QUARREL.; MR. MINER DEFENDS HIMSELF AND BLAMES MR. FROHMAN.
• KILLED IN HONDURAS.
• A COUNTY TREASURER DEFAULTS.
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• WILEY OUGHT TO BE QUIET.; THE CONGRESSMAN WARBLES ALLITERATIVELY OF HARMONY AND HILL.
• FOR MAYOR OF PITTSFIELD.
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• THE STANDARD THEATRE CLOSED.; A RESULT OF THE DISAGREEMENT OVER "THE CLEMENCEAU CASE."
• IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE.
• TWO KILLED AND A DOZEN INJURED.
• THE SIOUX OUTBREAK.; TROOPS ORDERED OUT AT OMAHA -- VARYING RUMORS OF TROUBLE.
• A NOVEL SURGICAL OPERATION.; THE BONE OF A DOG'S LEG ENGRAFTED TO THE LEG OF A BOY.
• SOUTHWESTERN AFFAIRS.
• THE GROWTH OF THE NAVY; VESSELS OF WHICH THE COUNTRY MAY WELL BE PROUD. PLANS FOR A BIG TORPEDO CRUISER-- THE ANNUAL REPORT OF CHIEF CONSTRUCTOR WILSON.
• LEAGUED WITH THE SPECULATOR.; THE EXPERIENCE OF A MAN WHO WENT TO THE STANDARD THEATRE.
• ENEMY OF THE BACILLUS.; PREPARATIONS TO DISTRIBUTE KOCH'S LYMPH -- DR. BILLINGS'S COMMENTS.
• A COLORED JUROR IN A TROY COURT.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• FOR HILL TO CONSIDER.; TWO COUNTY DEMOCRATS MAY PROVE OBSTACLES IN HIS PATH.
• ANOTHER RAID BY BEARS; TWO MORE FAILURES RECORDED IN WALL STREET. ASSIGNMENT OF P.W. GALLAUDET & CO., WITH LIABILITIES OF A MILLION -- INVESTORS IN THE MARKET.
• THE TWO IRISH PROBLEMS.; MR. BALFOUR'S IMPRESSIONS FROM HIS TOUR AND TALK OF REMEDIES.
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• WYOMING'S NEW SENATOR.
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• WHALEBONE WILL BE SCARCE.
• FUNERAL OF GEN. STARKWEATHER.
• RACING AT LINDEN PARK; JOCKEYS ON A STRIKE AGAINST THE STARTER'S FINES. THE WHITTEN BROTHERS GET EVEN WITH "FATHER BILL" DALY -- HUB S. RUNS TWO QUEER RACES.
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• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS
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