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FROM BOSTON,

BosTeS, Dec. 81.
Iliere was some exeitementto dav f,,fnan-
eial circles on account of the report that the
eAshies atdsreeeising teller of the Sha axssnt
bank, Bryant Henry fplI short $50, 900. The.
following are said to Be the facts as fas rs
known: Mr.. Henry has beeu absent from
tue city for week, aud his present vhese,
abouts IS unknown. The fraud in the account,
of the receiving teller was discovered Moa>
day. Two OF thEee days previous Henry said
he was Obliged to visit Portsmouth, for the
purpose Of settling some business rossested
with bis wife property. She resides in this
city, ana Il Is supposed that they stepped
across the border into Canada, or went to
Europe by steamship. Tha bank has cant
tatet o sgNs4 With surplus Of 81 5bIHSa,
80 that tie dedication will moi affect the
Standing OF ths tas'itasien IN the least
he fressdent of a hsra Of this eity has
..e"'' :. letter from Secretary McCuiioch,
dated the 2tth inst. i'll which he says there
II good deal of difference Of opinion among
theirerihers Of ronesess in regard TO What
snail hereafter be our financial policy At
the commencement il seemed risat the infla
tienis:s we're, in decided rnajority, aud he
tost the ad,oorna,e~s for the hoEdeys xsnore
conservative spiril was nam tested, and an
quite hopeful that there viii ia no lesislai;sa
81 the preehr Cong Sress Isvosahls "a lie Tiax
OF 6Aa Batter, Of vsfJ Avesoe .(A tAeee oftte
SecrStsry. We hAll lae1, hss.er, however,
wAsa essgsen again ecnvsues. a
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

Quincy. ILL.,, Dec. 2a
i The employees Of the Herald on Christmas
presented john P. Cadagau, the Senior pro-
prietor, With gold headed cone worth 5 100.
VIM. Morris has donated osa ~ Snered tons
Of coal to be distr;aa;,d, this winter, among
the poor, ty the mapagefs Of the Orphausi
houie. The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rallroad transport it TO the city Tree
A steamer left for St. Louis yes,erda dav with
full load.
= DBrEoIr, Dec. 81.
a Sate Convention of Spiritualsts has
been called at jackson on Jannarr.2d.
A man named Whitehead was run over by
train of cars on the Lansing i Saginaw
Railroad, near Cheeaning, on Christmas day,
and instantly killed.
A State Chess Tournament will shortly be
held in this city.
A meeting will be held here January Sd to
consider the foreign born citizens question,
CArRo, Illinois, Ilec. 81.
: The weather for some days has betn re.
markable for mldness. This morning the
mercury stood at 70.
BALTIMORE, Uec.s9.
John Mcnamara, residing in the suburbs
OF the city, who brntally murdered his wife
by beating her brains out with boot Jack
Christmas night, has been arrested.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW oRK, !aec. 81.
Washington special says Inc Executive
NJ anaon and the residences of the Cabinet
ministers and Speaker Colfax will be opened
to visitors on New Years Day.
Mr. Coifax will inaugurate his usual res
eeptions during the Congressional session on
January f7,h.
General Sherman arrived Yesterday from
New FORK with his daughter Millie. and to.
day had an Interview with the President.
General Grant and Secretary McCaloeh.
lie Second Auditor. Mr.. French. estimates
that 1t will take about twelve millions to In.
yestgate or answer the quarter million claims
on file in his department.
The choice OF President Of the convention
to be held at Columbia, s. G., will be G..
Mackey, Collectof Of Charleston.
he prospective nominee for Governor 4,
Judge Wooding, formerly nists.pt la Com.
missioner. ''
inc funeral Of General Griffin will take
place 2, he;e to,niosgoH. The body will be tar
ken to Oakvllle Cemetery near aeorgetown,
for 'ntermlens, accompanied by full militia
escoft. An official order frn-- mo mo W.r NJ,
partment statea Ear Generals Emory. Carr.
rs. Hunter, Hardee,l ,lHumphrey, Raw
Inns and Anger will be the pail bearers
Only minor matters were considered at the
Cabinet meeting TO day. The case Of Gene.
raj Pope was not considered The Attorney
General and Postmaster General were moi
present.
On Wednesday next about twenty three
million dollars in coin will be taken from the
vaults of the Treasury to pay the semi,an-
nnal instalment ofiuterest on the 20 bonds
OF 1867 and 1868, and the semi-annual in
terest on the bonds of 1881.
WASHINGTON. Dec. o..
The President has recognized George
Rasher as Consul General OF Hayti at Wash.
ton So.
Nearly 700 bodies, exhuned at Point
Lookout during the winter, were brought to
"a c.sy Yesterday, ano taken to Arlington
Cemetery for intefment
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CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
The Timex Washington special says j. A.
kasson, of iowa, who has been in Europe
negotiating Post Office treaties, hss returned
and was to-day in conference With the P. N.
GeusrA On the result of his trip. il
The President has promised to appoint
Phillip B. Fouke. formerly member OF Con.
gress from Illinois. Solicitor of Internal Rev>
enue. This office was created year ago,
but has never been filed. No confirmation
Of the Senate ie required. SIS
Commissioner Wilson is in receipt of re-
turns ehowing the disposition Of 30.l77 acres
Of public lands during the month Of Novem-
Der, at the local offices in Wisconsin, Michi
gan and Minnesota.
NEW York, Dec. 81.
The Heralis Washington special says an
estimate compiled from statistics collected
by Governors OF the Southern States, places
the number of whites and blacks in Louisi-
ana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and the
Garoinas, who are ina starving condition, at
three millions,
ExAsecretary Santon is in Washington
busy, it is said, in preparing his defense for
the Senate. as additional reason for his re
moval it is stated that he divulged Cabinet
secrets which the President had declined to
furni sh Congress, aud also conniyed d. the
circnlaiion of slandersrelative to the cenuec>
tioh Of the President with the assassination
Of Mf. Lincoln.
President johnson has determined beyond
doubt to remove Gen. Pope from the com
mand oil the Fourth Military District The
step wasa resolved upon some weeks ago.
and has only been delayed by the difficulty in
finding competent and reliable successor
This person has not yet been decided upon,
The charges against Gen. Pope are numer>
Gus, and daily on the increase The last
ono is hat he encourages the arming and
public displays OF armed bodies Of negroes.
He is blamed for the exhibition made by ne
groes on Christmas day.
The Times Washington special says Gen.
Swayne, commanding the district Of fAiHbama
Is to be removed.
The TribaHe's Washington special saws.
About twelve months ago the Secretary of
the Treasury issned a regulation presenting
q tsange IN the mode of destroying the Ma
uouai currency, requiring thatii be eenv erted
into mash or pulp for the manufacture Of pa
per, instead ofburHing it, as was the practice
before that time. Under the new system the
Government derives revenue Of So or s4
per day and il is now proposed 10 go amend
the law regarding the National Renk Law
that their mptiIa.ed cus.eacy luayoe DISPOSED
u in a simiiar manner,
The Worlds Washington special saws:
ten Gilman arrived here o-day from Mis-
sissinpi,, under general orders. The order
is respecting the great destitution of the
white and colored people in the eouu.and.
Gen Gilman bad al interview with Gennral
urant, the President and General Howard,
aud laid before them statement Of the con
dition of affairs, showing widespread desti-
tuition. The Freedmea's Burean, it nppea-s.
is unable to relieve THIS aeet,tstiea, and the
p,dGf Congress will probably be invoked, If
other means should fail.
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GEN. GUSTAR'S DEFENSE.

~ $ s SASpUsKT. Dec. o..
The Daily Register of to- morrow will con-
tain long letter dated Fl. Leavenworth,
from Gen. Custar to Col. Nsttleton Sandus-
ky, making a strong defense on the charges
on which he was court martialed and SEN
fenced suapension Of command. He meets
the charge Of cruelty to the men by saying
that while on the expedition he was surrounds
cd BY sayagss, when the men. began to de-
sert. THIS threatened to leave him with
large amount Of supplies at the mercy Of saw
ages. am censured for cruelty to deserters.
ordered squad to pursue and bring back
part of the deseiters, who we're mounted and
fed, and have neeer since been dismounted.
Once they raised their carbines to fire on
their pursuers, when they we're Gted on in
return, slightly wounding three. They were
taken with the command in an army wagon,
the only ambulence being unserviceabls.
Custar complains bitterly Of the com position
OF the court martial that tried him, tie men,
bers being his inferio. in rank. one a COM
missary wAQ haa been sued ~ Curt. for cor
rupsion IN issuing rations. The Gen SAYS he
was never absent without leave, aud should
Set similarly under like circumstances.
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FROM THE S0uIsI.

NEw YoRK, Dee. 81.
A special from New Orleans, of the 10th
inst, says: Two serious breaks have occur.
red in the leTee, one below Piaquemere, and
the other below the Bayou Marsh, threatens
ing to overflow the lands and subrerce the
country to the Lake Pontchartrain & jackson
Railroad. 4 large force OF men have been
placed upon the latter break to sepair the
damages aud prevent farther destruction of
property. Geperai Hancock hsstels srspbed
for authority to place starving negroes on the
ievee generally, and issue to them ratiurs
Accounts from Parishes in the interior
state that the negro depredations continue.
a large mnt..ary force will be needed, it is
.aed, to prevent q rising Of the Loyal
League. The military forces hare quietly
disbanded large asseabiages of armed ne
groes at Jackson and East Fellciana.
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FROM SANTA FE.

Sr. LouIs, Dec. q.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, dates Of the lT,h
says Chief Justice Slough uss shot by Capt
kynersan. The affair geew out Of some
structures passed unou Judge Slough By Can't
kynefson during the session Of the Senate.
which Stough, who was, present, denounced
as lies. Rsuerson Immediately attacked the
Judge, shooting him, ana after Sionph fell
shooting him again, ihlcting mortal wounds.
ivom which he died three days after. Judge
Slough was Colonel OF the First Colorado
Caysiry during the war and at one time com.
manded at Alexandria, Va,
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FINES.

CHIcAGo, Dec 27.
There was Ere last night at 1lS Stats
tseet. in the threp story hnildies oypsd By
oo4e4Brs4 - be4npiA sntle 6tA Aoor
~ HotGco Stadsas wash stofej shdUn the
upper. foora hy Peter Scpuipnr q, boarding
h6use. feSuking ID ! loss to Alfthe occupants
Of about ,6QQs Ossr sixty persons were
taken from the upper windows, and one old
m{h four score yeatT. of age. Vas GGped
ffd6a 1Ae 46y pin6ow id Gsu61 61eat tdyon-
diuU9. 70 IS M Ess
BossoS, Dec. 81.
Thelalgefuniture mandatory Of A. CT
De LAposte & Co, South Bcston, was de-
sa s.59yed b fIs lsst pighI Loss about s5o,-
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81.
The distillery OF Boyle, Miller L Co., on
Destroyed BY fre this evening The building
contained large quantity or Ehisky. Loss
s5l5,ooo; insured for s5ss, 1000.
r,Iha titesex t,rded I'd. Nos E And 45Broad-
GsH ! Lois on machinery jSlo,00d The
walls Of Dabu l. Co.'S tobacco works we're.
broken ID and the stock damaged 10 the
amount of $4,000. Demonico's Exchange
and J. +. Ahdings clothing store were dam
aged $4,000 aao6., 2. Chamber. Assistant
Chief Engineer of The Fire Department, was
badly injured in the head By The falling of
wall. Boyle, Miller l. Co. we're the largest
distilers Of bourbon whisky in the country.
$50 ya s DsrReir, Dec,27.
KApter's brewery and the adjoining build
ings, near. ColdwAtss, in this State were
burned Christmas evening. Loss SO, 200;
insured for 5000. . e
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KSoi Chicago.

s9s.-a '-'- IN CHICAGO, Dec. FL.
A switch engine on she G. 4 R. /. Rail.
sosd exploded her boiler this morning about
! o'clock, op Clark street.. nsArleth. A
labonss Alsosd Ens M5tk, abeN three fee,
from the engine at the time, proceeding tc
n koi4, fsJ1ns91nfy lls{ BSldg sssucl
" 8 p6ktioh 6f ths fgihk wreck. Tie engi.
neer and 6seusns bssh - the engins as the
time, were seriously, Wounded
u Ag,@aStnts slh6 l6asr had been con.
demped for over q year, and that its place
yafebsutIo y suSp md si1 1 pew one.
= Ed1lrd wider, an employe on the Great
WsstesA Rajlroad, fsii ss1er nAsah on Christ
mas day, just outside Of the city limits, ana
was killed. Nineteen cars passed over him.
A little son Of Mr.. Bennett, living at 24e
Clinton street, came to his death on Tuesday
by accidentally swallowi creosots.
Al simnt6derase dfiuker named Scbarl
banged himself al his house, ia Milwaukee
Avenue, Christmas night.
Senator d g. Merton, Of Minnesota, is in
Ihe city Fxg
The msstins Of Chicago m.aufaetufers, =,
FarwelI Hall this evening, to ratify the pro-
ceedings of the recent National Convention
at Cleveland, was large and enthusiastic. II
was thesArgest gathering 81 manufacturers
that ever asssmbied in The Northwest,
Colonel James II. Bowen presided.
i " j Rnsseh, Of the Chicago delegation to
tha Cleveland Convention, presented a sum.
mary Of its proceedings. ss.~
The principal speech was made by Geo. W.
Allen, Of Milwaukee. Other spirited speech.
es were mads.a asds the following resolutions
unanimously passed:
WHgasAs, Yhis meeting having heard the
resolutions and memorials adopted BY the
National Manufacturers Convention, recent~
ly held at Clevelar d; therefore, be it
Reselesd, That the action Of the Conven-
ton meets with the hearty approval Of this
m Getting, and that we, the manufacturers Of
Chicago, will co>operate with any lawful
measares deemed necessary to carry out the
resolutions and memorials adopted by that
Convention. y
Rcsolred, That We urge upon our Repre-
sedtatives 10 Congress the necessity Of taking
such immediate action as will afford the nec-
essary relief to the manufacturing Interests
of our country, that are now busdened aud
depressed by excessive and unequal taxation.
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FROM NEW YORK.

8 - sE,e~ - NRw YoRK, Dec. 81.
A Brooklyn patrolman was fined twenty
IRE dollars in the City Court yesterday, for
clubbing . eitizen unnecessarily.
Mrs. Eckart,, who was copvictsds of having
caused the death Of Mrs. Mary Z. Morehuuss
Of Brooklyn, BY producing AN abortioa, was
sentenced 10 the Brooklyn City Court yester-
day TO two years IN the State prison.
The Herald 10 informed that the firm of
Perry Il Patteman, of North Adams, mahu-
facturers Of WOODEN goods, have failed, Liza
bilties about Sl25, 600.
The report of the Commissioners of Emi.
ieratien, so far this year, shows an increase in
the number of emigrants over last year of
1922. Hhecash IN tie hands of the Com
missoners is 1900, against S24 900 at the
same time last year, and in addition to the
reserved fund of 100000.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
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e.

sF. LouTs, Dec. o.
Abraham Abrahams. the rich pawnhros er,
who was convicted y short time since t,fbur
ing stolen property, knowing it 10 be sacn,
and condemned 10 two yeafs imprisonment.
inthe pea,tcntiary, has been pasdoned by
the. Goyeruers Abrahsrra is vaJ weakly,
aud it is reported and believed that money
has been freely used in procuring his pardon.
The wholesale grocery 6tm Or Carver
vpsaewrt Co., ofstas city ;.fasls1 ,esss
day. Liabilities reported sobs nsAsly half .
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FROM RIO JANEIRu,

BosToN, Dec 81.
A Rio Janeiro letter of Nov Path, says the
7rocelfer, contains tao following: This
morning Brazilian steamer has arriye ed from
Msnteyideo, bringing news Of the loss of the
English mail steamer Saturn, in terrible
gale off that place week ago. She had on
board four hundred persona, including crew
and passengers. Among the latter was the
English Minister; who had just been relieved
to enable him tc visit home. He, with the
rest, was lost. Only fourteen persons were
saved
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec 81.
Ole Bull will give his opening concert in
this city, at Farweu Hall, Jan. 6.
A thief entered the house of Mr.. D. Kel-
logg, 3ls Wabash avenue, early yesterday
morning, and stole a diamond pin from his
shirt bosom, valued at $500, and 81 200 in
money from his vest pocket
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Office 81 Vesay St,

To tclop Il ray concern.
/ has recently come to our knowledge that
- paris are mskine onr AkIiDfCIAL BrOAn or
"BuILnIN1 ALoCK,' cofupo~ei essentially CT SAND
md LIME, witboat having obtained any license from
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For Rights TO nansiiesar. the i:ulding Block, Al,
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
An0ikcr Reported Outrage by
Fenians.
THRHn THOUSAND SPECIAL 20.
LICE SWORN IN.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1891,
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lARfERN0oS DISPATCHES.

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SArfERNOoS DEsrxrCHEs.
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Latest News from Washington.
Secretary Stanton Preparing
his Defense.
NJ ~ ~ ,fs 4
President Johnson Determined to
Remove Pope
Gen. dIlman Reports Great Dcstitu,isn
in the sesth.
Increase Of Emigration over
Last Year IL ,G22.
Chicago in Direct comnunicasisa with
the Rocky Mountains.
Serious Riot at Hampton, Va.
Meeting sf Chicago Manufactures.
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN SANTA FE.
E@
BRrriSa MAIL STEAMER SUNK.
$50 LIVES LOST.
LATEST NEWS By CABLE.
Anoikcr Reported Outrage by
FeniAns.
THRHH THOUSAND SPECIAL Po-
LICE SWORN In.
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CHRIS sTIlS- GOODS
FiFa '.Lisa3etass rza.!4s t4Flivaal
,axaks susg0t
a Main Street.
.g-s=a s
Wit sel1 for for the t1hleI next !: 10 Days..
e II 114a.,t11i toA tsrsi..
FNE PERFU.MERZES,
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Hair Oil and Pomades
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GENTS TOILET CASES i
.1 AT KERR { fULLER's.
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.sa3 - sHag
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TOOTH Brushes
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Fine Pocket KniYes-%I. & l.
AT KERR / FULLER's.
Cologncs, in Fancy Bottles,
AT KERR 4 FULLER's,
A great vaIiely Of other Goods
KERR& FULLER'S DRUG STORE,
81 Main-Et..
Ke0kak, Iowa.
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Language Of Flow ers, noreecn g., Rngrsvipgs 80
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Duncan, karle Il Co.......140 a I42 Main street.
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Engraving, Dsands. 4 Seals. /

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EGGsNA BUrTER.
p Pond 4 Co........... cor Main. & Ninth streets
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Photograph Albums.

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'ELEG ANT GIFT BOOKS.
EPIsCOPaL PRAYER BOOES.

Several entirely styles 6ne Binding assortment CATHC
BOOKSin great variety.
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God Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
S G Bridge Nos 4 Estes House
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JUVENILE BOOKs-.IIlustrated.

This is but a partial liss of .tevenles FOR sal
Goods we're seaessad xisi. grea. care, and or
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HYMN DOOKs-In all styles and sizes
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GERMAN BOXES Handkerchief Boxes Glove Box
let Boxes Cornucop Candy Boxes all prices from 25 cts to 81
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