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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-14
TAKES FOR 1866.
Treasrlrer's Notice.

.1NAX-PAYERS are Notified that the Treasurer
i is now ready To receive the taxes OF 1886 n il
The law requires each Taxpayer 10 pay one.
half the taxes assessed against him ON real and
personal property, together with the whole of the
gas and street improvement, OF before the Goth
day Of December, 1866 and the remaining half on
or before the 10th day of juno, 1857.
Toy Taxes assessed ON personal property IL not
paid on or before the aOth day Of December the
whole of said taxes become due. ~ .rssf
onlce hours, from ~ An, To o o oGlock p. NJ
DANIEL STALEY, Treas Mont Co., u,
Treasurer's once, October 30 ls66-daw6t M
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-03

NeueinBtrt@tttts
@aener Il. @&mibe9ei&dft
GA.yer Gttx Gerttr,. o., Rin1.
Or ttnlerasi&aete uaa@t BEN 9eetyttn Hubli,
{uun hter,att bie Melbung, ba6 e fttH a3aBusr>
uub iS@miebegel@6ft nutmebr' III feline neaer.
bautt. Scr a1ten eeeenGberaelegtte BesIRatt
Strleat sat unb baitlbf auf'S beRe etneert&tet IL,
feine aunben ~ s~puR6ubteftt 3ufrebenbttt ~
tetieneu. GtaS. s. Dams alter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-03
Sn8tnttrrtbnmer.

Gin perr, wel@.r felt 9abren an Merpta.
f@w1@e. bor3ettieer Gntlrdttune uae allen
antern Golsen iuetnbli&er uneelonneugett lttt,
ptrb gum 8satn ttr letstneea Msni99ett Matn,
Sic "a brauttn, bas Resept, tas einfa&e peil.
mittel anauftrtoen, bur@ mtl@es e. esbetltt
tpurbe. nebit ber g etrau@sanmetjuus portufret
auitnttn. 2eibenbe, pel&e mduf@en, pon ter
Grfabrung bes Bttreftuhtn Nuben ~ .3ttten,
fSunft biffts tbut,, nit f&erer @etp6trletann8
~puQn6nbtotr8 tri9mts9enbeit, tnbem lletF& mtl1s.
ben at Tf' ..HA4gI5a@ q
90 a#saas9 Sobr g. 0sbtn,,. !.
7a 30. az &ebar @tra6e, Nep-gort.
A22 3unt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-03

Sir. @aarfn
Wy unb nteortse s@reift,
fpre&tS Dor bel ,s.a AH3# ,in9,l9 dbl ID
8. 6. Dpnabp ne I, u Ii: "a 51 /.
3te @traBe, ct. weter, @tnntfpta,
Der 1nte.3ti&nete bat fsts an PAM, en-
5tiefeln unt @@ubtn. 14~letbetn,
Groceries, @tein. unb 9ol3paartM
ST. biS@at iMarttpreis ptts besablt far 2ans>
p~rpbufte. ,ffaS@ iaiaz is'I -@-5.
Maer Sprtsn @aaren nerttn ~ ben uitbrieftn
Wre@e1' btrfanft.. 3 az ri r. .5lt.5 FIJI
81 pttb bierutit ,.ra sic Runbf&aft Der btat.
{men Ginwpbner7 BON ct. Yeter unb un18t8ene
bfRens ua&9eiu@t.
- I,c$ s. g. Dpnab6o rer.
3mt416. 4.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

DrsoRDEatr JOHNNY BuLL@-An intoxicated and very
dsorderly Englishman, who refused TO gvo his name
brought before Justice Downing yesterday afternoon
by an officer Of the Sixth precinct The foreigner be-
very nsolent and used the most and
insulting language towards the President, the general
government, the Mayor, police department and the
American people generally. Nothing was good, but
every thing bad in this country and he expressed do
sire 10 leave Il at the earliest opportunity He Sas com
mitted to the Tombs.
Lncesy REGIsrzsxD TREASURY Norrs.-A meek
eyed Italian named Alfredo Janotl complained OF Ia
the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning by
Mrs Catharne Wctherbee, of No. ia West Fourteenth
street, who charged that the italian stole from her
premise two registered Treasury notes OF the denomna
tion OF $500 each. The Justice committed the accused
appear the General Sessions bail nxed al $1,000,
but not procured
CurrNG AyrsAY-Early yesterday morning mn ahray
occurred III drinking shop Tenth avenue in which
notorious character named Patrick Rooney stabbed or
cut one Edward HAYDEN with a knife niicug fearful
cash the side aud front Of the left thigh The
surgeon who called found very deep iucised
wound dividing all the muscles vessels and nerves down
70 tho knee, and the wounded man was faint from
loss Of blood His condition s pronounced critical, and
Rooney committed yesterday morning by Justice
Dodge to await the result Of Hayden's injuries
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NV; Fs1A THE Pacific.

Arrival ~ the Vanderbilt from Hon SIuis ~
t'nited states Minister NcCooL nm Benrd
The New Fire Department al seu Frn1-
risco-Escst-n~n, Over the Pending N~ge-
sistisB. B-twess the United states aud
M~Ssce, Sc.
SAN fR.sUisco, Dec. 3. 1906.
The United states steamer Vanderbilt arrived hsre
IRON Honolulu today with date. 70 the I'D ult Hon
d Mccoos, United staiss Minister, resident Al Hawaii
was pssseng.r He returns sccount n his wife .
health, vhich i very feeble.
Ihr British shlp Isstes sailed November ~ FOR New
Bedford. Nth on aud bone valued at t225.lg The
arrivals Of whslers o. Honolulu 20 this Last dates sg<rs.
gais a. 800 hsrr.ls oil and sse 100 pounds bone ~rip
iolina from Boston. arrived November 10
Mos Or ths plantations griDdng and snxsr vas
coming forward rapify
Tho gold deposits in the United Stsies Branch Mint. 10
this city Tor tbs ps.t month III f0l ounce and
ths conan. Tor the zane period sx0o,0yo
The sfesin-hp UreQuriar, sixty eight dsys from View
fok. VIA cape Horn arrival yesterday after snco"ss-
fol voyage.
our paid ars department goes into operation 10
DAY, TIE ,rauson from the old volunteer system 70 the
new being consumnsatsd without Disturbance.
fhs stock market Tor the week shows m Aggregate
busn o. tvs s assnsl tooi for the previous
wask
saS Fr.Ssy-oo Dec 4 1903
IN seth Pstke-iofd. native ~ Connecticut and =
d-tnsu shed olliaen, died a. Honolulu, the ion %
sov .mber.
Influenza IL prevailing a. a. epidemic At the Sandwich
Islands. and ibe natives are dying rapidly
heid At Honolulu and Of liabilities and
presented Liabilities 100000 sssels estimated n
tfO,ovV proposition vas made By the FIRM ssking =
delay Of twenty months from hs creditoy~ offering 10
ply forty per cent Ia the nrs months The propo.
sa7a "a scesi.d v col Ne otU sen,laoc psr bus.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


BcrGea.
CoRossss Isorssr.An inquest was held last evening
the body OF saac Marley who Killed on tho Gen.
trial Railroad, aud verdict OF accidental DEATH was
returned
AZ IsToyicarsp Man Drxs Poi.'cs arAuos.Yes-
terday morning who had been arrested and locked
up drunkenness in the station house found dead
tho floor OF his cell. Tho county physician gave
certificate OF death from apology
Trenton.
CONVENTION oY LITERARY so0igIIgs The literary soc'-
etiss OF New Jersey mel yesterday afternoon The fol
lowing societies or Newark were represented The
Washington Literary Union Cayonian Society and the
Young Mems Literary and Devotional Associn,iwn.
Tn. STATE Prisoy.--Therc ak hundred con-
y!cs now ia the State Prison. that II IL crowded 70
excess. An addition 70 tho building ~ spoken o.
Orange.
wiSTrE NEar's FsrvnrismxSr.--Ar Augustus Wa
ters will appesr In Orange. N. j., on Wednesday De-
cember 8, In his excellent lecture entitled "A Winter
Night's Entertainments"
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sHIPPIN G NEW S
,ar o. New Ya,s. Dtcfssss !. 1858


Cleared.
ss>rn.bt Plooscr ne .hsetferi. CO Bayseor 80
ss..-.sap vHro. Rals.y. sayaanas-nurrar y'fr'. =
steamship yasoo. Hodges. sorlIs--G Heiasssn A RI
S,....s,lp ssr.u. s..r,s Hos,ss-wu r Csss
ship Harvest Q1~sn. hulro mon, ga Ff.n1~e-~'-
SUR John n.rirsrn tHsni. Hosprr Losaon -sionsH 4
gn,e SOP hampton. whIs-g iosiaa-E sosan 4
NJ ssisis n"sl:. Sspss-.lvsr All 4 csr7.s
hark Msntssla, nsnr0ad hsfn.a,s ~ 1fsspfitss z
sis rsab-A m. soszsa, rsrs-Bstc,t. H,s,s. 80,
Bris sAsar-u" 80, h1fph' rAfAelhA, Sd = h'Ws
rrs ifgnr.r. si,a tsp. ri za,A All rraa.i-J =
So 10 sre. w.,a, xosi.s.--s srgh.n.
III os.aa CHA NJ xi. !. slsksss i,isr.s ,
.slf Jar. on I.p-is. Bsrtssos -nsary. p.'sisa'.
-, i s. s. Pa -. w., eco .'sf b Ssy
80, asi',ss,, s.Hss.. ~ 4. , n..ss-s sfss''
si-atp.r Ann klifa. Elrasf.s, rtsiAdsigala
Arrives.
St,arship C.s By 1issfsn isn4pa ~. ~ g Ntsfs
80, 80. 80 ", ~ e. = . .sssss.t 49,.
T.% a ~ D.ss 9ls. = ~. Ii ~, s.sss.sir
= ' rTS 80 s.' q i. ss,ss' -. Hs"s.
= ss = s.r.so... cross. cs..as l.a'. 90
-,ds~ 80 pas~ as.r., z Is.r, o., = ~ = n.s.
.,.sa'sil g-n cp.'.' h-''' sa'nf.t- !. Asi''. -''a
s.sss.slr s.r.g, s-.,s ae,so..
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s.. 49, i. s.s.2..e ~ sis.as,s r'i i,ss
s.ss S;.s.,. W ~ sq..s. c.sra; : ~, -.
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q, al Is - :. b, ..s,s.ssa .ss.l. .lis ~,
= w.. -. i.;s $3.50. ~. ~. Il -.
1ysl. r, 49, 80. 80. ~. =, ,.s -. e t
80 lAf-g ~ 1890 49, ,.. .4 ..
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The Scotland bmudOned md I: ding TO Pieces
The Prussian Bark wilhelm still standing.
The fears expressed in the Herald OF yesterday morn
ng respecting the steamship Scotland, have been fully
realized. Before daylight heavy breeze sprang up
from the southeast which increased TO gale, and
the force Of this against the vessel proved too powerful
for successful resistance. She commenced sinking
deeper In the sand and seeing that all further efforts 10
her would be unavailable. the captain aud crew
abandoned the wreck after the day had dswned.
BY yesterday the steamer was almost entirely IN
der water her rail alone bcns visible aud accounts from
the lower hay up TO Ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon
represented that her foremost had been carried away
aud that her woodwork breaking up. The last re-
ports stated that she breaking up rapidly her bow
and stern being submerged, with her centre bent high
out OF the water Her cargo and portions of her wood
work weTo floating about and s,roved the beach.
wI.nEiM.
Early kilograms reported that this vs~se wrs going to
pieces but later intelligence represented her stil
standing up and resisting the force OF the waves.
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ness under tho supervision Of W. Austin ana Charles

under the supervision Of w. Austin ana Charles
A. Bishop. M 1880
ThFse hundred and seventh metsors we're ossEved
at Honolulu on tne 18th Of November
lettes from Arizona STATES that tho indians are pfv
scouting against people IN thas rsrHtory Sn M
unusai vgor and many c.zons ny 10 General McDowSi
for protection against their incursons.
A despatch dated New Westminster, December y,
announces the arrival at Victoria OF Colonel Buckley
chief oicer Of the Russian American Telegraph expo
dition.
The ship Granite State which cleared yesterday Tor
Nov York carried 13, 2f2 sacks OF wheat
J. Ross Browne United States Commissioner Tor COL
ecng mining statistics has transmitted to the eecre.
tvy Of the Treasury elaborate report the mineral
resources the States and Territories west OF the ROCKY
Mountains II Is pronounced by competent judges the
most c0nplee digest Of statistics and geological nior-
especing our mineral regions ever YET complied
tor public uss-
Great excitement is felt this coast respecting pend
ing negotiations between government and Mexico,
relating the ccsson OF the adjacent Mexican States OF
Chihuahua Sonora, Snaioa aud Lower California. Ihey
regarded magnificent fields for American enter
prise.
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Kelly s. Leon,. MinstreIs.

Kelly Icons MINSTREL hsvs become such fsyorfes
With TIE public that their nssi little hall Ia Mighty
crowded by their patrons Las, night the programme
wuv snsd. amps and attractive, and comprissd new
songs. Jokss skeches and dances Ksllys reputation
ballsdzt IS now well established that q ,s ony
necessary say his ballads sung with MIS- nyrai
good taste. Leons versatility vas shown by his remark
able powers Of vocalation and execution In ihs trio from
Ai,a and ia peculiar agility 10 the fancy dance, the
Carnival III vcaics The Dtdnitsimo rspston- OF the
were rendered by the troupe with pleasing
delcacy n expressi0s Chrlsiy ana Seymour were as
humorous and fucce.su and Dick Sands clog dancing
a. acceptable a. ever yery funny SKETCH entitled
the Black statue IL Nhch Kelly, Christy, Op.rst sud
Price caused shouts ~ laughter cosed very agreeable
and amusing entertainment
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NAVY BULLETIN.

Scv 2s Passed Assis,slaaI Psymasfer J, n. hai.
ford. Jr
Nov ~ -Assigfanl Surgeon T. ID Frost and Third A.
sstnnt Engineer W. g. y. Rscherbach.
HOSogAsiy DesHsmgsr
Nov N--Actng Ensign ". ". Duly 10 date from
November Is, 1909.
ogDsK.p.
Nov 27.--Comnodors J. u. Hull A. President, and
cornmoaor. j. T. pckips,ry and y r. Asrchan3. az
members Of an examination board Tor the promotion Of
officers Of United states navy In pGrsuance Of
approved Aprii 81 1894 TO meet thr Philsde phla
Navy Yard December ., 1904.
nvfAcuyn.
Nov 81 --Tonmodoro Frederick Engs, from tho Re.
tiring board ri Tho Naval Asylum, Philadelphia and
snlgp0 orierp! Coumodofes Henry A. Adams and
Cbares Iowndes from duty members " the Rs'ir
Board NJ Fhlsdel Jbs and waiting Orders. Acting En-.
sign r. W. Chandler from duty connection with iron
clsis ord nary. and placed -aye for discharge.
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rE w fosl ASSOCIATED pass N rscisc

cmcaeI. u.e 4 isss
II. R7.il,...s q lAs uo,uits hss tollo~ing ea
torsi
org Dfvsunys
Irura IRIS tine forth mofriLx tslrr shsxgo
srsstt ia R,pullioun will share w.th tho sss Sor.
asll.er IN the furnished ~ the ssv Yort Ass0
4i~f Pres, We hsv- arranged 90 rec~se all % Ira Aso
dated rrs- d-spstchss, rci1ding All The msi,sr -hes
4. nhsyei 10 c0uaron bst~sen ths Ssw ygrk sies and
a4so ali ths FI-ri.s 10 the NV yors dses vhieh
desire 10 publish. thai h-resfs-f shall paDish
them or Is tea, thsy spear Ia ~ N~s
YORK dal-s. lotisad - On No n-f' mosnins " tA
cbisauO fnornlns papers have hsr-,sfors done
Orr rasdsu are sir-sdT susrs thsi wing My 10
tho rsfossl ~ tho Nee York iAiTs 10 srbh9d the,
Ass~y Frees dsg stehss from the oonrty dshe- ~
the Wet IN g,ede ~ t1s wpnoroluiDr greed ~ a
i.w wsstsfs dalss the latter have s>sed~i frou ms
As.o ,l.s Press ssd employed M Cfsiy thr .ebsfgsd
.ssnt On thr S.v Yorf Associated ir.ss ~ FORM rival
association fer he eoectos 81 n-.s ~ tts.- 80 $50
clsna ws pfsfsrre1 in spite - the Embellishments md
threats Of a. utssu y, rostiras former
aians attn 10 New yors Asoris-d Psnss. b~csass a
ENJOY greater fnr - Tor ihr nos'ire sbf te0.rnt.
Glon Of news teoau.s - Ia and~r 'hs chsFg- ~ nsvs.
paper rasr is epndssso 10 ibs plsrssi - Ioufrs
isr ard rot ~ say rag -b-feby Tie isf~rests
~ the utssfspsr eornpnslag ere sshpfd nAtr1 W
thoss q the 'finy ihai s~css'~s cn ~ ss~psi -
bs.snse ~ IN common 9th otD~s j0uaa< ard tylrns.
We ~ ne e1unsrv hare ecsh6snse ~ NJ Gag,
becsrs. hg.d IL tster fos toe sntrs prsss ~ TIE
,sunr, thai tssgs shsi ~ r,si v~tsss1os sss -
ca,s~ we pIp,sed ~ Ne areiusi"s - ne eo1ruy
dslI,~. Il n. Ssrth- fro, ~. ys,.s.s y M Asa
rs 80 o,1sct n n. srns .hlsh b- fgrnsa ississ
~ zoe western Asated Prrss aud sbbeb hss sitssnr.
"a 10 rgl- or raa r. sppsar ~ a " Ne W msks ssf
upos ,9urr ata rsnsrsiy b~bAf ~ snail ara cor
rsfs ssu~ me Nee Yors Assorst~d Pr--s vin srssb
lish baresu % Chrsxo fcr cotlsetnr sod dt~sfSutsx
sertss.t-rn a. oil - Eastern nsss sd special A.
veil o. r.ssiss mater, upon <As ssd spon tsrrss
that Dteg meet TIE dssss1s ~ sorthssssrn lyof.
nslsn tbss hss hss~sSss. bs~s asss iaftssa u
sssE.1asx 1s sazsu " ssss9svrs v -ees 1s
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privileges Of the Associated Press shall - extended tho
New York Journals ed ourselves will aim expand ~
and mako the as q tho telegraph universal
We have no desire 20 thwart this intrests of Other
Journals 10 order rive fase prominence our own
We prefer this and healthy prominence which 70.
suits assisting others to do all they can, then
doing much marc ourselves as 20 leave no doubt ~
To claims TO priority over all our compettcrs
Our readers ho~ever. will bear In mimi that 40 are
thu only Chicago morning paper which win pahish 10
fun each morning tho news that appears N the
Now York dsies whether Associated Press or specials,
and our specials bes1os This cannot faii 70 con
1rm already acknowledged superiority over All a,he'
Chicago morning papers.
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ARMY BULLETIN.

NOTICES TO rArAAnS
grqrisr No 20 from the Psymastsr CentrL'x once,
Washington December q, 1864 announces that here
aAr paymssters vii, forward with the.r Disturbing
cotis a separate statement % internal revenue tar de
Quoted They will, In addition, note on the right hand
margin Of each abstract the amount OF deducted
each voucher Ths however viii no. be carried 10 tho
account current.
frs, Lieutenant John y. Smith. FourteoAtn regiment
Veteran Reserve corps.
PROMOTED HrxvEr.
Tho brsvst Of Brlgader General 10 the ,synisr army
has bsen conferred upon Colonel Josopb IL Eaton.
slsiant to the Psymsror General snd author of The
"Psymssiers Manual
Captain j. H. Hlgtec. United States Marine corp~, has
been ordered command the United Ststcs Marine
rendezvous New YORK city, vice tspsaio A. n Brs.
yyyrf. iaaangef.
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,llts or real tSJhTt.

Elsreser san 90 u.ds the following asss "
real estate al sBctlon yesterday
Avenue A-6 tots and buidngs, nqgfhuet eJrss
iis,h 81, hoaVc ioIss oo i2s AZ rss. 1880
each 2srIoo s.ch. Observation-Disclosures. 100
ssh av-i los pouthss~ I1sd -, es.sri0o 500
lid - iots south site, 100 ssst ssh az, each
lsNip c~cn = $500. IiW
l1sd st2 lots sdoinins. each 2srioo, ssch 1915
lad o. - lob north siis, 100 EAST I0th ~, ssrh
Is1loD. sarbs ga
l2sd q. - Ioss si,glssf. .sos gsGlco .ss3 \, W.
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Wssuslc MATTERS "A NASHVILLE.

K,nfsrIx, Der 4 $3.50
vbs uvnd Lodge OF Free and Accepted kssons Of Ten
Dessss assenbied here yesteriav about two hundred
bodses being represented by some hundred and fy
esses's me special Committee appointed o. sst
Snnah session 20 rsspsr. and publ nh the Manual for Ten
nsssse reporter th-ir work completed
In the srenng Passed Grand M,s'er Perkins delivered
Ne sanuh si'rsss IN the public Hall ~ tho Temple 70
i1ge sf,sndsSts o. ladies' and gcnismsn The election
VI rsnd ecsD 80 msds the spetls order gog 70 oishl
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{ n Ola n o..

sIn~ Derby Cabinet = Unit-The Neutrality
Laws Revision Cous.Sission.
LONDON, Dec. 4-Evenng.
Tie Morning. Herald OF this city declares that the ru'
ors that have been circulating Of dssensons in the
british Cabinet and OF the probable retirement OF Dis
Yseli are without foundation
the same paper announces that the Royal Commission
spon the neutrality has been formed and consists
Of thirteen members tho most eminent Of whom have
slready been announced.
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sDs fs otsPtssc TIC ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN 6kil

cHTcsno, Dec T. 1890.
ND rsreived yesterday ~ tho Board OF Public
work for excavation nccc-s.ry ds.pen the Illinois
ami anal from sections Nos II u 81 inclusive
The contract includes about million and hair yards Of
earth OK AVIATION BE- The material ~ geDer.
ay quits hard, conaninlDg sss boulder and de
tsahsd rock Eleven bids sent IN ranging from
hfyour cents Oh 80 for ~agh excavations and from
81 20 70 81 20 rock No award hss ret been made.
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RACING Ar nCsILf.

HoErs. Dec. =, 1880
The fsll r.f,ar ss.ron over Magnolia Course opcoed
to.dAy rhs race, dssh Of oBs uie for two yssr
olds, ~ M AlHrsnder's Canada Iims 1919.
The ,eooni racs year oiGs mile b-als two
,hrse, 49, soh BY Hr. Alexander LAncas Time,
So, I.s@.
MoNLR. Der 4 1870
Tho nr.t rsrs dAsh OF ami thr---gUarssr miles,
Gas Won by Moores stonewsll Jackson. Tine .2ol.
The tecond rDre tive mile heat 80 won ~ Harry ~
The Wet Tune Brsi heat, 4oi SECOND, Oh
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EXPLOSION or clyctelst.

Dss Mns n ifi-d sud Two Injured, nj Roch~.-
tss--rsr u.os~- shaken by the Eypi.-
RocHysrxn, Der. =. 1885
ny The accidental explosion or about fifteen pounds ~
Niiro gycerne blasting purposes 10 the tunnel
near The high Fails--in this city this morning man
named McNorian was killed, and tso other man dread
fully injured The explosion shook The buildngs IN the
Sortbsfn psrt OF the city on both sides Of the river
= brakeman barred Armstrong vas kled to-day BY
Falling ffcm can, near newark. 90 the I.nrN
Ra4rtad
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CONVICTION AND SENTENCE or A MURDERER

FouauKrrPsre, Doc 4, 1860.
In the Court OF Oyer aud Termnsr held in this city to-
day tho jury In tho Of Richard LOWS, charged with
killing Rsv. j. e. Richmond returned a verdict Of
dor in tho nrsl degree, whcrcupon Judge Gilbert
tenced him to be hung Friday, January a5 between
the hours ri nns A. N. and Steven r. NJ
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+ RA N cE.
Tn. Lincoln Memorial Testimonial.

The Lincoln Memorial Testimonial.
PARIS, Dec. 4, 1868
Nj. Bgeow, Minister Of the United States oday re
ceved the deputaton appointed for that purpose
gold letter for Mrs Lincoln presented by tho
people of France honor Of the virtues and memory Of
Abraham Lincoln
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Llset rlsf II xlRIlf.

MONS Dec. = issg
age sud destructive nr. occurred hire this
ing Destroying the corner ~ psupbin and
ROYAL STREETS, scnpled ~ lao, cigar sDfe, Levy,
w0olssrtou 4 Go T. . nation Co. y. Levy Co,
clothing stor-; u. WI sterling, bsfbcrs. sheep XII.
iur hsrroom sud Turner'S cinb Houss, aisp arp~
millinery srsbii~hmsn, ~ xsssp. Lloyd Kennedy.
The iosx sill probably reach 500, Uc0
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AID TO TINE QUEBEC SUFFERERS.

QuHmnc Doc. q 1864
Tho total amount received from all quarters Tits
date for the nre relief fund IN t23T, ISL Amount
pended &61, 929
ire occurred in o'Connelrs grocery. but the Fire
Brigade succeeded In combining the flames 90 the lover
fiat almost unparalleled fact Ia the history Of Quebec
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MURDER NEAR NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE nec g. 1850
A wealthy and prominent citizen, named \. Whit,
OF Kingston Springs tho Western railroad soms
twenty miles from Nashville. brutxily murdered
last night by rufan named Patterson just he
entering HIS bedroom the villain struck the unfortunate
gentleman down with axe, horribly msngiins hts
head and body. HIS obsct is supposed 70 have boon
n unh
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Reception ON tho London 'Chnnge.
LONDON, Dec. 4-Evoning.
Tho Presidents Message has had apprecable effect
upon t,ie stock market
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P r U 5 STA.

Dspl eusmtic Adjustmcnt with SnxOny.
fe ByaLs, Dec. T. 1856.
All tho questions and differences between Prussia aud
saxosy have Al length been adjusted.
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BntcheIor's Hair Dye. The Hest IN tho
world the only perfect Dye" harmless reliable. nsAnas-
GUS Factory, 81 barclay street
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All Prizes On shed Ina Legal Lotteries. -CIrcu-
ara and drawings sont -.
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

The French Troops Marching from the City.
PARIS, Dec 4, 1850,
One regiment Of French troops loft the city of Rome
vosterday
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE Dec q 1898
Both branches OF the Legislature to-day rescinded by
largo maortcs, tho Joint resolution To adjourn tho
10th INST
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A. Motifs Chrmirni rou,nde Krst"rc. Grny
Hair aDd decnndly the beat Hair Dressing ue-d sold y
RJsHroN 10 Assor House, aud by all druggists