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fff-m Va Libcrte, o! Paris, jan o.
II pho cmprel has financial resources
and tbs. IL irs, mpossiblty. Macmillan wants Z
badgct Of forty millions OF dollars TO properly govern
the Country and ray the interest on the debt Where
Will no and that sum The only roa revenue h that
from the customs and people not ignorant that those
tupa arc ascn ,r ny w,onc s
whist Msximan 10 ray, do not say an army.
but gcndsrmery? With what his civil listf With
what tho mn q traure9 with what tho administration
with WHIST the public worxss Unless the secret has
been discovered Of organizing and governing country
without money how u be supposed that Macmillan
Mt nc clergy i said to DO rch ami that u win fur
ps' Max milan with money. To advance such state
ncns without laughing ono must be ignorant Of the
history and situation OF Mexico What does tho history
tesc' W, That from 1855 10 1851 the clerical party
made soesae efforts 70 usurp the power and keep IT,
Under y,ioaa and firanon the clergy knew well they
were PLAYING their lat stake I'D that Furnish money
znlcsen Miampnf Did thai assistance prevent tue
former ssu'ne the Znlosga and Pea bonds which
Mere soon negotiated at Two or three per cent Of their
pofnlrai ,slhcg Did that hinder the second from emit
ting the Jeckef bonds, which, without The inter
vcn,icn, were going 70 ioin those Of Peza Did TIA.
Stop either from being obliged 70 levy forced
loans IN order TO DO able 70 i've from dsy 20 Day
lid that y g. en' Mfamon from collecting he taxes
IN sjt ard AZ last, 10 prolong ms tenure OF
pow 20 -ica. SIX huadrd thousand dollars from me
fhpi tc, asian7 Yet the clergy sustained MIrs'noni
Easi,, then more money nsw tnau IN 1902 Tat s
What stort teaches, ift ylnt f.cts jcmpustrao
ne clergy despite the sale Of large portion 2. Hs pro-
estates equality impossible 70 sell or mortgage. Y "
unwilling 10 sell icn that V contrary ~ ~ principles
chnVts iNl Nvui ~" -.
property viiah BY the terms of tho reformed laws no
lcn ser bslpsa 10 The cs.v. Where. ticn, will oBain
The rscney Il would give 10 Masmuhns Ias ~
,cil nos haze dollar: ,et m add na. hs wiu ,of
hercc Anonse Mirsfnun and Slarquaz are pointed
TO rallyng around the lettering throne Of Maxi
milan their prcscnos N said 10 denote the famous move
ment Of opbion One point must not be forgotten,
hstis that these men wore aso round the cradle OF
tho cmpre that al lnss period elso they progressed TO
he the chiefs OF considerable movement u opinion.
what these ausons we're worth France hes learnt 70
her cost Aimonte, bfamon and Marquee are pointed
- tho FII NJ ttxn oofo nul
forget history. II under the clerical government
that Mexico lost Texas and California; under the same
party the sale OF Yucatan with tho United States was
negotiated; and 10 was the same hcton which Induced
the Hspsno Anglo French Intervention, Of le9l How
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THE EARLY NEWSPAPER pafss-lEcTual az wH /. STONE.

AT tho rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Association
of this city William L. Stone, asi evening, delivered
lecture on .Thc Early Newspaper press OF America :,
70 rather small audience, The honor Of setting az re
first prntn mr. pros belonged to Massachusetts, Tho sA
newspaper pubiisacd in North America the Sasoss
Mr.; letter. begun in lIo4 by John Campbell The Ess
tn Gosste, published in December l7l9, by William
Brooker rr;n.cd by James Franklin va ,ha second
newspaper Than came the Nec E.gtdad G oroal Ths
next cstab ; ID by Thorna1 Ficct-whoso mother
the vertaa Mother Goose. The first newspaper
Published la tnis CITY the yec Ior Gazette. by VIII
lam Brad .Td, IN 1926 Then the Men Fork Wee1tD
JosTT yhcs = 1otcd for the racircss OF ITS adyer
ussmen.-. Or w.:h the following Is an example,
.Whcreas the wife or Petcr Sm. has loft his bed and
board the public cautioned AGAINST trusting her,
he will pay debts OF her contracting. n b. The
beet OF Garden seed sold by tho said Peter Smith ths
sign Of the Golden Hammer
The remainder Of the lecture devoted 20 The ealy
history Of newspapers s..l, cyising <s.7,.-.~
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The Republic a Failure.

Iron the Paris Patrie, Jan. s.
III the empire has but q feeble existence,
iet us add that the republic scarcely lives at all And
nsniary enough, the republicans dispensing at
milan was expected TO be announced In the OF
the french Soldiers, being concentrated on Vera
erux tue Escobedos and Canales slaugherng each
oer ana iuss when the empire Is ceasing to have the
valiant army Of France to defend H. the followers OF
Forhrio Diaz have abandoned their attacks on it The
moment, in fine, seemed 10 have arrived for popu-
lar scration Of Juarez and from the anarchists
arises the OF "OrtegA forever.n And yet hardly
q month ago We were told to treat With Juarez
wh0t DO our Nyuge0us ddr'vsdrfes moo think If their
heroy He Is scoffed at in WASHINGTON, his last re2e
ne "a reved at Matamoros, his most glorious conquest
and no Is repndiated In the name OF the constitution
which he himself nvokes He Is In reality longer any,
thing more han the cn Of the brisaea bariers Of Neg
Yor.. Are still desired to treat with him? Only
yesterday reading again the debates OF the
speakers OF the opposition who condemned the empire
because II was supported by foreign bayonets.
They chsritably asked the United States TO
como TO the assistance OF the vanquished re-
public, and tho rcpiy or tho Mexican people
TO tho demonstrations OF the United States Is now
it, safely s mission Of Mr.. Camp5el aud General
Sherman The "forcgn bnyonets' for Mexico ARE not
European ones; they those OF General Sedcwick
enerng Matamoros; Of General Sheridan Professionally
piled the banks Of tho Rio Grande and those which
General Sherman offer TO Juarez This has been
except In tho United States Juarez when protected by
the spectators Of New York still found soldiers
when upheld by the government Of Washington he is
no longer anything but traitor IN the country and
the constitution. Such Is the view be In
two months the empire will have ceased be the gov.
lie OF Juarez VIII be more than anarchy--it viii be
treason.
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ERA N c
urR PAHis Correspondence.

Alarnslug Political RumcFs ma n oieoa's Pcacr
Polio, Preparations fer the Return Of the
French Troops from Ncxico-Thc Ir0n.clnd
squadron Which Goes 10 l.oOis Out for FIJI
.c Bbusters-Tks suif Against Armau FiI- New
Year., Reception ~ the American Mimis-
icr's-Cbange IN the Legation. Z
rss.~-~iss Sss'~H ~ a. P.s,s, Jan; y lss.
All sorts OF rumors Of an exciting iaa alarming char
ac,er have been Ia cnciia,on during the pas, week,
breaking upon tho esl aud usually quiet character
Of tho holiday Tltc ccen, naval in the
Corca the note presented b: &c Turkish Ambassador in
che way OF protest agans. the ard and encouragement
given to Inc nsurrecon in Gambia; the rumor that
France about 10 enter into q quintuplc
alliance with England Austria, Italy and Turkey,
In opposition 10 the projects attributed to Rus
Sis, embracing the removal from the Black
Sea Of the inerdct placed upon by the treaty Of Paris
Of 1885, aud he seizure Of Conssn,incrIo; the fear
that France u sti intriguing 70 keep Macmillan 10
Mexico; all these have broken IN inopporunely
upon this festive season, and had tendency 10 keep The
political world OF Paris In state VI anxiety and alarm
do not believe that The Emperor will, lf hc by
any possibility avoid H. be drawn into any complications
which may lead TO during he year just opened
Nothing could alarm and excite France, and Parts
particularly as a reasonable probability Of wer before
the close OF the great exhibition. The heart Of Par y
now re upon reappg pecun arr harvest from Of that
ne1cinDfhEe
tai has hccn staked upon its success. The Empe.
ror knows well that any act " MS which might haze
tendency 10 interfere with this would not oay Dc 10
eeivcd with very bad grace but might lead 70 dsnger
GUS consequences, and think u may be set down -
certainty that all that he do will be dcne with de.
sire 10 keep the peace Europe a, least until The s
bi,ion Is over and the Parssns have rcared their bar
vest from the millions Of strangers who VIII acck hero
during its progress.
Az u Mexico the government. seemsto be hnrrying up
the preparations for the OF the French troops
AL the head OF It's bulletin, OF Sunday morning, the
Moareay contains the foowing:--"The maritime move'
men,s, rendered necessary an the different ports o.
France for the return Of the oxpeditionary corps IRON
Mexico, being now in part concluded, we are enabled
20 give . general List of the vessels which
have already taken tokon their departure Tor
that destination Chsrbourg, Brcs Lorien' Rochelor'
and Touon have furnished the following vessels OF wa
and transports The Fon,enoy, the Bayard the Vile dc
Lyon the Vile dc Bordeaux, the sonverain, the MAS
sena The Navarn the Castglions and the lntrepide,
vessels OF the line; the Ave5ron. the Nievrc the
oironde the Durance, the Chez the Aube the Eure,
che Droms the Yonne. the sa3ne, the Alsr, the CAL
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NEWS fROM SAN FRANCISCO.
sss rRAvcsco. Jan. rs. 1897.

EfN FFAVtFsFD JIM
The Southern Coast steamer arrived YESTERDAY with
large detachment OF the rouricenih United s..atss
Infantry aud two compares Of the Thirty second regular
cavalry. under Colone Crttcnien, bound for Ar:cnA
The cavalry regiment ords I'd months since
10 recruited this coast has been completed The
regiment Is commanded BY Colonel Gegg and dcslgnatoi
/, 10 Eighth United States cavalry. 49,.
The Crion Qaartz Mining claim, located In Eldcrado
county California, hos been sold 10 Brooklyn and New
York Company for &l20. 600. +ss .f
The bark Martin which sailed hence December -, re-
turned Yesterday having bs- rainn nsf tj,y sprnng
The barks Candsce and Jca1a Chrsiiin sAlied yes
tertay for Cork $3.50 .M.
Captain James Van Tine The pioneer merchant or San
Francisco d. a. his rasidcnce ian this city on the 1&th
inst
The m ming stock market firm, with upward tendency
for most 4 -cripscns u "a said the next steamer for
New Yor. IA carry out In bulk seven thousand barely
of -four.
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THE WAR CLOUDS.
Critical Situation Between the Pope and
Ituly-Russian Intervention In the East.


From the Journal de kouen Jan. g.
There are two black clouds on the horizon; but we
believe hat the oxtent Of the storm therein gathered Is
exaggerated The FIRST Rome and the attitude
cited by external Influences the foreigners who compose
In great believed TO be disposed provoke a
quarrel beficesn them and Italy. We credit any
such rumors. The PontGcal army led by ilIustrous
to yield to fresh temptation The Pontcal government
moreover, would gain nothing by envenoming matters
Italy has too clearly shown that se wishes for
cia'ion to imagine that the wrongs could from
nittcd others to str up trouble in Rome that would
not bring back The French Italy has now the duty Of
protecting the Holy Sce and IL Is she that would present
herself Finally the M0atcur asserts that the mission
of N. Tonclo is succeeding. This Affirmation ought Of
itself 10 give denial to the runors which we oppose.
The other clouds appear much darker. They
those heaped by the heroic resisla OF the Creus
and the announcement OF Russian Intervention. But
here several conditions must be remembered. The
affairs Of the East the only that d. not betasg
ercasrey to anybody and that ought necessarily to be
r atcd ia Article eight OF the treaty of Paris
lie formal II is to this effect
I there should arise between the Porte and
OF the tther Powers who signed the treaty dssc...,u
which should The maintenance OF their rS.sti6
Porte aud each of these Powers beo~ nv6T recurrence
!orc: sns. otnsf BaFlfes u he treaty N position
RMsi1, befre having recourse 10 arms, 1sa, therefore,
be prepared 10 comsk sepoaeiy oil me oscss and refer
10 heir ndation The idea Is attributed II Is true. 10
the Porte OF attacking Greece, and people are pgecccu
by the Dvan 10 complain OF the intervention OF the
Greek volunteers But II must also be remembered that
the existence OF Greece under the safeguard OF Euro
pean treaties The Dvan could not attack Greece with
out coming TO an understanding with the protecting
fowera We ought not, therefore, TO be In hurry to
be alarmed. The storm may arise without doubt, but
for He cigildhce n ose hare ne threads of dpIo-
macy IN their h0Hd to prevent BY their interference
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The MExlcAA QUESTION.
French iscPc-t IF Mnyimsiirr's Position az
--sssf' STATED b. Hisnsslf. waf

-ef" STATED D. Httssscit. #a
fFrom Ia France, Of Paris, Jan. 81
As coon the health OF the Emperor MAMMALIAN per-
United he called together At or.zaba Co incil Of State
aha Ministers. Tncy assembled at in the afternoon
or thc 2i,n November The Emnrror although stin spE
:ci1a ssTc1....a s:.s S3nsiEablS clearn1ss aud ei
crgy, his ideas respecting Tho new duiies
With recent events appeared 10 pres rbc. Afcs
describing the situation OF tho country from military
point OF View, the attitude taen up by France AMI
That OF re United states, his csy drew attention 10
the ;acrces which Mexico nj st have "a make In order
to maintain hsr existing Institutions. lie also spoke OF
his health but added That this mus be looked upon as
secondary consideration, becans, f u made plain
that The wesrc Of the nation demanded his presence In
Mexicc hc wo"Ih wllirely sacrifice he 'ife for his
laoptcd co,.nry. In order 10 ascertain tho opinion
of the rcopIe Of whose destinies no " The
nnal Judge, lk Er,rrcrar -,. he. he c?psidersd
given by hls Ministers and high functionares OF State
whose d1yocdncss and patriotism he however. greatly
appreciated added, moreover. that desiring above
all that his authority should be freely accepted by every
party, his ireyocabo intention 10 appeal "a TIC
lion. Ort correspondent informs that this addrc
produced immense effect, and That tho members of
the co.sc cond not, after 2 clear 2pd ls2k state.
ntht, 40 .hetRSe plaD .ecoensc the Necessity .. ma
measure lfopcsea by his Majesty. They therefore,
derocs TO make arrangements TO give effect IN the views
Of the Sovereign. begging him. In the meantime, TO be
good enough 70 remain NJ The head or affairs until tho
nation had opportunity Of expressing its wishes.
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c A N A DA.


The Tor.n;o Trinis-Johu Roaan mud vii.
linn Baker Fomnd Guilty. but RccOns-
mrndcd 90 sre,.y a privnt- srcrstnry *
JcT Davis Ia the J.fy Box-Jnns-s spnidi"x
Acquitted, dc.
roRoSTo. Jan TO- 1867
The cour. opened at hafpast nine. Judge Morrison
and Judge Hagary rsasidn3.
Johu Rosaa was the frzt prisoner placed in the dock
Ho claimed Jury composed OF half Americans and the
crown granted the rcqacst One OF tho american jurors
who formerly Private secreiary TO Jacob Thompson
and JEFF Dayis stated on being sworn ha. he did
Ins h,c,r cyioc 70 sli as he had expressed himself
strongly op,oed 10 The lcnans on the ground that the
majority Of them had bsen with Gencrai sherman when
lac iasrched from Atiant, 20 the sea
Judge Hngartv That IS not suihcicnt reason You
must weigh the evidence irrespective OF ai party feel.
ing.
The trial OF Rogan was ther proceeded with and he
was found sguityn tho Jury recommending him 10
,ncrcy. Sentence was deferred
William Baker was then arrsgned. and was also
granted Jury composed In half Of Americana TIE
eys.ncc rendered contained nothing new aud after
trdgo rad characl q: Jury Mr. yckenzis Informed
&c hi saM 8 s'H-i y E9s.w'esus hs srI.C,nsr
% i...rey II fhsy soaad him guilty., ~ ~ Canadian
court. vf.. fac pf.313cr accused Of being fenlan
and IN American gro was nj Justice 70 be he'd.
His To-dshlp objects. ~ hrfckerzie inform ng the
jury Of there being n.efcf or justice la Canad m
court and remarked that he could not 81, on the bench
and permit such Ian suage 20 pass unnoticed
The prisoner was found guilty. but recommended 10
mercy
James spaldng was then placed in the dock and
similar jury wss accorded him. He was acquitted Dam
lei Quinn was found guilty the usual indictment.
Colonel Lynch gave evidence IN his behalf
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BosroS, Jan. Ii, 1897.

AZ BosToS, Jan. ID, 1897
The failure Of large house which has acted The
agent Of oldest line Of British steamships given
great variety Of sensational rumors, which have
shadow OF foundation The suspensions which have
been reported have resulted In almost every
from outside speculatons Public confidence Is unim-
paired in firms doing a legitimate business. The annual
meeting OF the Union Steamship Company WAS bold to-
day. The steamships Of the company were sold In
New York some tno ago, and a dividend Of nftv per
cent was made The company's SAT-, 500
Tho question OF closing up affairs and making Quail
dividend left 70 the directors. win fun poweEs
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cUaLINe MATCH goa TIVE cnaxpIoNsnlp.

A curlIpgmaich for the championship Of the United
States on yesterday Al the Park curling pond be-
tween tho csedonisn and New York clubs The match
excited great interest and well contested the players
being the best that each club could furnish For .
number OF years past thu Caedonians have been the
declared champions, but yesterday they compelled
acknowledge tho superiority OF their oppcucnts tho
New Workers. "a club Of only ono years sandngl, who
were declared the vctcrs By twenty-five shotA =
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fFrom Galianant's Meeeengar, Jan. al

published IN the MosgQw Garsgs ccdeavorins 10 show
that the events Of the last tsn years. but chiefly hoa
witch have taken place In the Danublan provinces
hav. Destroyed the Treaty Of 1855 and, in conSquence
rtsg ,,si1 from Che eondi ions impossd up.
her al the close ~ The Csimtan This declaration
would certainly cause anxiety &C. instead of emanatng
from the journal question the author Prince Gors
chakof But until that takes place. and In presence OF
the calm existing In Official quarters In Paris and Lon
don, at liberty to consider that statement only
the expression or Jealous feeling, agreeable perhaps
tie Court Of Russia but which BY no means that
that the latter considers the moment 10 have arrived FOR
Il 10 Issue from It's long retirement
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BY STEAMSHIP TO JANUARY S.

The French transatlantic mail steamship vile DO Paria
Captain surmont from Brest January 5, arrived AZ this
pori early Yesterday morning.
sac landed special correspondence and aFrench
lcs dated 10 her day or aline containing Interesting
and important details Of our ,abis acsri,Iches
-
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For two months past beca rue The. aad
~ ned or suspended.
10 stae simply but enphateslly that there j. loadx-
ou whatever for Will jarnt sttr
he many friends houss who nattclngy rrvc sym
pathlzcf with supposed disasfeg
II has been question with US whether was necesssy
10 make this puhis denial but the report hss
reared In PRINT rc-ccboed ffc Europe,
haps ID IL better that Should DO 50.
1, l. now vcrpinc OF half century since the establish
aud OF our psper has ever been ais
ton pred. and. " excused for dscountlnG tho
-tens q future feel certain that such contingency
4" '0''oe' SAIL BLACK 4 Co, Jewellers,
sds ana So Brosiway.
New YORK. Jan. . 1867.
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GRAND ARMY or THE sspu5lIc.

PHrLADEiPinA, Jan 10 1867.
The delegates elected by the dncrcrt posts Of tue
Cra.d Army Of the Republic The State OF Pennsy
venia ,.efnbied convention this evening fof tbs
election az oars for the ensuing year. The
,Teid,n ys wcrc set but the following Is LIST cr inc
n,ccrs elected Grand commander, Loas wogncr, "
Gcrmantown senior vice Grana Commander Cls,toa
Mclchae, or Philadelphia; junior v'o~ .fana nonf.
mander Robert 70. Beach, OF koxbotc. Al Iaat
general quartcrmaser reueai and ronnc. Of tive wsY@
also chosen. The seiectons bcing made from fsreas
sections q The state
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ROMAN AFFAIRS.

Tho American Church Removed Outside the
City.
LONDON, Jan. 49, 1867.
Florence letter published in the Londcn Times says
4hat General King, the American Minister at Rome has
been invited to The American eaarcI oasi1e the
walls Of that city, Mr.. King has ,empnAd and win
hire villa for that purpesA
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Plus the Ninth MT hrfst.ans-Addrcss 20 th,
Sacred College.


AT the reception of the carl als and pcuiacal an
thorli,es at tho Vatican Christmas day rias TX in
proysrd energetic reply 70 address or devoiedna
read 10 him Frs, OF I'll he thanked The cardinals for
their congratulations and the constant attachment
which troy Ind shown for him personally. He sal
s.st in the times which he found himself lac d.Tiyei
p5wefrr s,s..c ,emer e., iIsn ,eens limssf sur-
rcunded by tie affection ia cfssss o. The sacfsd Gel.
leqe Replying tho observations OF Cardinal fa,rszi
wbo had been spok esmrr re aided that lie was lrsr
quill because be knew that 10 the present struggle hs
defended the God and ~ the church and there
fore he relied the OF the Lord He fnd,
with the prophet David Tho Lord Ia my light, the pro-
tector Of my life; whom shall fcnrg' His Holiness
afterwards said that necessary 10 be prepared
served that few days before he had received eiiers
from the Corca relative Ia the deaths which
several missionaries have suffered IN that country 0ny
them successful in escaping from the erccy
Of their Prosecutors and II they who forwarded 70
Rome the narrative OF tho mnrtyrdom Of thor coli
leagues The Pope expressed the opinion that II was
necessary DO ready suffer everything for the Church,
which now. a-days Is rcrsecuted in Europe by decep
TONS seducons lying prcpise, and by unjust demands
and exactIons Certain PERSONS BY ls aid n rare fpo
matte skill putting forward great assurances 10 ia.
duce the Holy see 10 make concessions These people
act ne Devil did ,chcn he temp ed C,fa On ne mum
tain, showing him all the kingdoms OF tho world, aud
ana worship him As for us said his Holiness we shall
not allow ourselves TO be seduced by such proceedings
Others with the olive branch Of peace, but require
that their will should be submitted TO- Well. we shall
always continue to reject false Offers and rerel every
thing that contrary TO the principles o jus'tn 70 the
We dcsre peace but peace thar should he offensive
to the onor OF God and Of Hts religion
Such IL a summary OF the allccuton delivered with
grcnt vivacitv by the Holy Father
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eA,lsoAD ACCIDENT.


IxpiAxAroiis Jaa 10 1881
An accident occurred the lafayette ana lndanapO-
LIS Ka,lroad noar Lafayette, this morning. Tho whoss
train thrown from the track The accident wos
caused by broken axle None Of the passengers were
seriously injured.
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Base Rail Match ON skates.

BnAe Hail NIntcb on SWHFFN.
Quito On exciting game Of base bail on skates came
on ~ Sylvan Lake skating rink, Hobokcn, yesterday
afternoon, between select ten OF the Eagle ana Empire
clubs Of ihis city Five innings we're played, occupying
hour aud three quarters. tho standing a. FOL
lows ;--Rmpircs IL, Eagles "a runs
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CHICAGO, Jan. Is 1881.
The Riston fever Is unprecedented Every scat II
sold Tor the rst two nights and sh. viii give
another season on nor return from II Louis Seats
could ony be bought dny after standing two hours In
procession