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WASHINGTON. d. c.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY

OPENING or THE ST. LAWRENCE RIvKR.-
The House Ways and Means Committee. at
their meeting yesterday, passed a resolution
requesting the President to open negotiations
with the Csnsdian Government for the free
navigation of the St. Lawrence river. the pro-
tecticn OF the fshenes, and for general COM
mercial intercourse
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

This old and we'll known remedy, which has &C.
quirs1 . WORLDWIDE rsnown for the cure ofsuAden
colds, oo0ghs, ETC., weak stomach, general debil-
tty. nuf01ng sore mouth can kercd mouth or throat
nver ooODloant- dyoeoDota or fn1iRest1on. cramp
pain In the stomach, bowel complaint. Daipter
cole, As1atic cholera diarrhes and agsentery has
lost none OF its good name by repested trials; but
oontin naes 70 OCCUPY prominent position in every
fnmily medicine ehest. "a LIN
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INV YoRK-VtRer BoAkp
by BANKERS ana broKers' reieg.Ap
Lewis johnson a DO. quote stocks ana poucs
. home and foreign markets a. follows

NEw YORK, Feb 10 Gold. 1885,.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, Feb. u, "a g. u.-Donsols Tor money
- icr account, 30 Bonds. = =. t-m- Illinois.
-; Erie. 2sa. Atlantic ana Cirear West rail-
road, 3ok.
FRANKFORT, N A. m.-BOnds. sur.
i.iNERfool- " n. m--ltotton market opane
qUiet Sales wtll reach lO.tcO bales MiddsfnE
tpiands, II al2h; Middltng Orleans, i2SaA
According 20 the Brokers Circular, issued TO-
ay' The sales Ter The week were Ge,O0a bales, of
which 4.tt0 We're tor export aud - 00o for spec
nlatcn- Total stock ln port stls.oaO bales. A..
which q, Coo were from the Unltes States
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GLADSrONE,s SPEECH.

LONDON, Feb. 12.-At the banquet given to
.ne ministry at FishmonEers' Hall last even
ing, Gladstone remarked that the last House of
Commons had been condemned by the Govern
ment OF that day. That Government had beeu
brought to the bar OF public opinion. on a dis
nnct Issue. and the policy of the people was
now most clearly defined.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE PUBLsC AT LARGE

Cannot fai 20 appreciate the great bsneht derived
oy them in the material reduction In price of
aOff . MALT EXTRACT, already 90 fssorsbly
Known throughout the United rtstes For the IN
tormauon OF ouch as may not have been already
Informed as % ite wonderful merits would stase
tnet u 10 an axeelient siren 20 hening beverage a
oelightful tonic, eud Q pleasant remedy for die
orders ef the throat, chest, lungs, and stomach
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

DEATH OF MAJOR GEN. BARNES.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb. I2-Malor Gen
eral Barnes, U. 5. Srmy, died here to. day.
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Mrs. HARRIET PRESCOTT SPoFFosp, now
staying in Washington. has been engaged by
Frank Leslie to write exclusively for his pub.
LEGATIONS for period of three years TO come.
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NEW YORK, Feb. l2-The American Pomo-
logical Society Just closed with brief address
OF congratulat.on from the President, Hon.
Marshall p. Wilder, upoa full attendance,
MARRIED ability of CONVENTION, its obiecas, and
the great amoaut of work Accomplished
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BURNED TO DEATH.

CONCORD. N. II Feb 12.-Aiauson Stewart
and Frank Frazer, employed in the Penn broke
Mills, at Suncook, were burned TO death yes
'erday by the accidental ignirion of naptha
while repairing a leak in the pipe
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NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Tnree meu. whose
names are unknown, were arrested on Staten
Island yesterday, and held to bail. on the
charge az smuggling. They had in their nos.
session five bales oi choice Havana cigars.
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NEWSPAPER OFFICE DESTROYED BY

ALTOONA. Pa, Feb. p.-The ONCE OF the
"vindicator" newspaper of this place, together
with a frame dwelling, the property Of Kerr &
berkowitz. Were destroyed BY fire this morning.
Loss estimated At &25,0OO
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THE MURDER OF EX-SENATOR
McCON RLL

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Tne coroner's Jury find
VIM. A. Robinson guilty of the murder Of Ex.
Senator McCou nell. at jackson VILE. Robin.
son was seen to enter McConnell's house on the
morning Of the murder by several parties.
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BaItimere Markets, Ts-day.

BALTINoRE, Feb. i2.-COtton quiet and s;sa
Middlng Uplancs, 80 cents. Flour dui.t d.
steady at yesterdays quotations. Wheat n
er, with an advance OF 5 cents; sales OF Cue.
Maryland red NJ $40. Corn firm and hlgh-..
prime 9Oa92c Oats firm At sOa7Jc Rye firm
AT 2 Sl5gaSi.5 IS Provisions firm and IT. nan gec
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

IL sells everywhere and gives sasisfactisu. Reed
the following extracts from letters:
b ID. BowIE, DrugGist, Unfontovn. Penn ,
write': Allen b Lung balsam has verforned come
remarkable curee about here recommend IL Win
cennoencs In ei diseases Of the Throat and ku ues
eTElLINS BROS .Drueststs, write from Oarrol-
eon Bend ne six dozen ALIENs LUNG BAL
SAN. We are entirely out Of e. IL gives more
cell. ia Si-lm
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Louis SCHADE, ESQ, made application 10
the p eside,t yesterday for the body of Atze
ro't, one of the conspirators, on behalf of hi >
relatives, bat 1t is not known if the request
has been granted
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stNANTIAL AND CoNMER,.AL

The New York money msrks' l. W hont in
Iortant change A. the hanks snd trust con-
paures sev-u PER c~nt. - the ansfors rule on
pisdr- OF Covernment bouds tue common rate
is SIX per cent. aitoougb we 0esr 81 large loans
from PftS ate haakers 20 covernm-nt dealers ~
i've. Prime comm"rcih paper ss an far re-
qn' -, and submitted TO a discoant OF seven
." nIue per ceat Governmen; bonds are
strOng a A ADVANCE
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Financial Matter. In Bal,imor. r..aa

baltimore, Feb. ls.-yirginia SiNes.
scribed, old, 81 hid, 5ls asked, do. l-cS.
hid; do. lsS7. 81 "a asked. Norm CArolIu
nsw, Ola bad, ola asked.
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DUBLIN, Feb. l2.-The Mayor of Dublin will
take advantage of the first public cali to pre-
sent TO Queen Victoria the monster petitions
for amnesty of Fenian prisoners, which were
SO extensively signed by corporate authorities
OF towns throughout Ireland
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ADVICE TO Young MEN ABOUT ro
MARRY.

Fsssys for Iosna Men, on the Errors Ab,s.s
and Diseases incident 20 Youth and Esrly Wao-
hood. with the humane view OF tre.fmeat so1
cure sent by mail in sealed letter erveloee. sres
Rox p Philadelphia, Pa. !. is "a.
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Wall Street To-day

INV YORK. Feb. u Stock market duh ana
unsettled. Money about per cent Exchane..
"a. Gold, IS \. 5-2O's lss2, coupon, 1Is. North
Carolina SKIES, o34 new. 81 y: Virginia .ixes
ex-eoupon, 56a; seg. %, Tennessee SKIES, en-
coupon, 66a; new, Co..
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS in EAST.
ERN EUROPE,

LONDON, Feb. 12.-AdvIces received TODAY
state the Persian army, with Icbah at its head,
had gone to Pagdad, meantime the Turkish
troops are pushing forward TO the Russian
frontier
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THOMPsONvILLy, CONN, Feb. I2-Two men
Limed Joseph Yates and Thomas Quiaer,
were instantly killed by tne explosion of q
powder mill at Hazardville yesterday.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washingten City Pest
Office, Friday, Eebraary ~, 1858.
OFFICIAL.

@To obtain any Of these letters, the appli-
cant must call for Advertised Letters" giving
the date Of the list.
~If not called for within one month they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNuI.-Ths receipts to-day
from this source were $3.50, 170Q6
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ESCAPE OF pUncUap

NEW YORK. Feb 12.-The deputy sheriff. II
app, ars, on Wednesday. allowed another des-
perado Of the worst character named M c. Dom
aid, charged with burglary, to escape.
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notice.
'oBAcce !
TOBACCO

i 0BACCei TOBACCO
Just received, . large quantity Of LEAF TO-
BACCO. direct from Connecticut, which Offer
efgsr manufacturers ct the most reasonable price
In QaAntitiee 70 suit the purchaser.
AUG. GBAGee. sos Penn. avenue,
!af4 I'm between ID and 81 streets.
TAMIs II. CHEZuM co.,
PURE OLD BYE wHlsK GY0, BRANDIE0
WINE, GIN. &c, -
fe3lm" South Side.
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How. j. N. TYNIs was yesterday, on the
eighth ballot, nominated for Congress in the
8 b district OF Indiana, to succeed Hon ID. ID
Pratt, elected TO the United States Senate. The
election is 70 be held on the goth instant
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New Yorh Grain Marke, re-day.

NEW YORK, FEB. l2.-Flour duh and scarcely
so nrm as yesterday. Wheat duh and droop-
ing. Corn dun and a shade lower.
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Yescerday Thos
HILL, coiCred blacksmith, was arrested by
Omcer Ellis, charged by IgnaIus Fletcher with
an assault and battery, and Justice Lynch
committed him TO Jail for court
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ARRESTED ON BENCH WARRANrs-Yes,ar
day, Officers Arnold ana Prather arres.ed
Henry Shorer, Mary Shorter. Henrietta Lewis
and Anna ConLandur on bench warrants issued
oy the Court. they having been indicted for
committing an assault and battery on Dennis
Scott, and the We're delivered 70 the marshal
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THE REVOLUTION In NCUBA.-Telegraph COM
mnnicatlon between Sagua Ia Grande and
Nllia Clara, which had been DESTROYED by the
revolutionists, has been restored. II is report.
I'd that the leaders of the revolution in the
sugar districts Of Cienfusgos, Villa Clara, and
Trinidad are Udolpho Cavada and his bsother
frederick. The former was recently American
Consul al Cienfu agOs, and was removed at the
request OF Captain General Lersundi, and was
colonel OF Philadelphia regiment of Zouaye<
during the civil war in the L nited St1tes The
latter was, until last week. the American Con.
sui at trinidad de Cuba, and has Just resigned
A correspondent OF the New York Tribune.
writing from Havana, states that the whole
island OF Cuba is undermined with revolt
Beginning AT extreme points in the eastern
Jurisdictions OF Bayamo and Santiago de Cuba
II has spread westward till it seizes railroads
midway to Havana breaks out unexpectedly
and Simultaneous both on northern and south
ern coasts, and causes popular outoursts %
Generously near to the Capital as at Matanzas
1t Is even reported that the insurgent com.
mander operating on the railroad lines about
villa Clara has seven well armed regiments
under him; deficient in artilley.
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TOWN HALL DESTROYED BY FIRE.
WORCESTER. MASS, Feb I2-The Town
Hall al Sonthboro' was completely DESTROYED
by fire last night. Loss aboat S25UOO.
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PoINT LOOKOUT RAlLRoAD-Mr G. Du-
rant, one OF the commissioners appointed by
TIE board OF incOrporators 10 receive subscrlp-
tions TO the capital stock OF the utnern NJ sry-
land railroad. has been delayed some time an
his work on account CT preparing the necessary
papers to receive subscriptions ia land. which
ne rs empowered 70 do BY an act Incorporating
the company. We are hsppy 20 state tnat an
arrangement has now been made TO protect the
interest OF those who subscribe land ip tue event
OF failure Of the road. also 70 protect the
company In the event OF us success. This
actIon viii secure, no doubt, large subscrip-
fions from the land owners of our county aud
throughout the entire line Of the road. The
books OF the com pany were opened on Tuesday
last in this villsge, aEd we have every reason
10 believe that "A very large su description wall
soon be realized. Our old friend, II u. - key,
ever ready 10 promote the interests of the peO-
pie with whom he has lived 50 long, led Of by
putting his signature 20 a subscription of Ven
ty-four shares, e. .guO.l
The engineering corps have nearly completed
Their labors, aud expect soSn 10 be ready with
their maps, estimates, &c. The distance from
washington 20 Point Lookout Is seyenty-hye
miles, and II u thought hat The grading will be
sIs ht thai the cost OF The road Sill not be
over - 0O per mile. wIth the exception OF a
bridge acTOss the Eastern Branch al Washing
ton, there will be NO bridging on the line
The Point Lookout rOaa Will be almost an
alr-lne 10 Washing on and will come q with
the Metropolitan road, which Is Intended 20 "A
from Washington 10 the Poiut OF Rocks al A
from thence to the coal fields OF AlIeghany
thus making the terminus Of our road eae OF
the best coal depots in the country. Upon the
survey made, our lane will run within i've
miles OF Marlboro, which will he bat short
distance 10 connect with the Baltimore and
Potomac road, thus .ving rail commanica
uon with Baltimore. By this connection We
shall, place Ourselves abOut The sam. distance
by land as by water from Baltimore, aud per-
sons travelling from thence 20 Norfolk Will save
a hundred miles OF nlgEt travel on the Chasa-
peake, and four or i've hours IN rlme-Sf
RdTy's Ma Bsacor.
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s.v.ru~eu, se.ur,u,,

WAsAIssroH. Feb. a.. l-sa.-gay Cooke A
90. furnish the following 9no,au-ns % Gov
erument securities,
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HEAVY SALES OF THE NEW YORK DRY
GOODS MERcRANre.-rhe last years sales Of
our large iobbing Wholesale houses show that
q very heavy business has been done The
leading dry goods houses Of New York-and of
tinues to be that of H. B. Clam 4 Co., whose
sales for 1858 amounted 10 something over
Q0I0; while the sales of A. r. Stewart a
Co., At their Downtown store, amounted to but
e30,000, COZ. The next largest firm Amounted TO
but &9,000.0OO, while some half.dozen houses
cold 70 the amount Of e6.O00.000. The present
year there will be Q sAarp serueRle betWeou
Claim and stewart; but CLAIM 10 likely 10 keep
at the head Of his class.-N T. Yndepe1denf
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FOB FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES OR LEUCORRHGA,
TOO PReFUss NENsTRUATIoN,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FeR PBoLAPsUe AND BEARISG DOwN,O
PROLAPSUs UTERl,
We offer the most perfect specific known:
HEMBOLp's. COAPOUND EXTRACT OF
BUCHU.
Directions for use, diet, and advice, accompany.
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GENKRAL DEBILITY.
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION,
IMBRCILITY,
DIFFERENTIATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsrERIA,
GENIRAL IRRIrABILIrY,
RlsTLlssNEss AND sLERPLEssNEss AT
NIGHT,
ABeIHCE OF MCsCULAB BHPIClRNOY
LOSS OF APPETITE.
DYSPEPSIA.
EnACIATION.
Low SPIRIT,
CANS Of fG M lRAfioN. ' oA'
PALPIIATIoN OF TIE HEART;
end. in net.
all The Coneomisants Of . NRRvoUs ana prBrI.
ITTID sssss Of ths sysssm.
To insure the genuine, cut tht, ont,
ASK FOB HELMBoLDy.
Take no other.
FOLD b, DRUGGISTS sssr :1s pEALHRs EVERY
Price el rs per bottle; or SIX bottles for $3.50.
Delivered 10 any Address.
Describe Symptoms in ell Communicstions.
Address u. r. HELaBOLD, Drug and Chsn1
cal Warehouse, 5S4 Broadsay, n. Y.
N0uD ABE GENUINE UNLESS D9HD UP
aB1-elarsvsd wrapper, With facsimile q -
WarskOuas and dsfx
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HELD TO ANSWER FOR PERJuRv.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 12.-Jos. McCreary, charged
with peri jury in the Cozen's bankruptcy case.
has been held TO bail in the sum of 5000.
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- The convtsfs Of the State Prison NJ Provi.
SeAce ere now having a course Of evening lee
Baptist minsster in Texas, gra iuase
VI nIoWn UnfverWty. received bot eco last
y0t iof tne support Of himself and family.
The CincInnati common council has ap.
PloRnHea 3iovoe0 Tor tAs parpose Of giving un-
enPSoyeo iaboxeSB WORK on one Of he paolfc
0Wniian Dubb il the name Of Phfladel-
phian who tied % the month on 4 caif 20 pre.
vent II snchipe and the papers cali II 'damn.
ng bTutality." tHf
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-We learn tha; K a..
Fox. Esq, OF the real estate firm OF Fitch a
fox, has sold his privase residence, on q street
noTtn near four ana half, % M-ssrs Bnt,on
AZ Gray, OF this city, tor the sun Of ~IeeR
Ihe same firm have sold, agents tor Mr.
Joshua Pierce, the nora half of Square 1872.
10 Thomas r. Bryan. Esq. tor s2s,g5l, We
are informed that Mr.. Bryan viii remodel an
occupy as q winter residence the property re-
Gently purchased by him a, the corner OF
Fourteenth and VI street.
Messrs. Riggs Plan; have sold 70 r. W A
j. w. Billing the remainder OF lots fronting on
Fourteenth street, In Square y ), bet geen q
and X streets, con tanning IsODO square feet O.,
ground, Tor the sum OF Sil,2JO. This Is one o,
the most eigibly located 81 quares In the city,
ana property IN this vicinity bids FAR % en-
hance in value very rapidly.
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TIE SuaRArTs.-Hiss Anne Surratt, the
only daughter OF the late unfortunate Mrs.
Surrast. e u un0eFstood, has taken up perma.
nent restdence IN this city. Some tiins sine,
she sent to the commissioners Of public schooIs
OF baiumore an application for the position Of
shortly thereafter she, IN Company win \
number OF other Young ladies. passed a. =
second assistant in primary SCHOOLS Mis-
supposed viii in due time receive q rerular
appoanfment Joan H. Surratt, her brother.
nov essent in South Amerlca for the bsrefit
o. nm nceiss. n expected to return early in the
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Females iuevery period OF life, from infancy to
extreme Old age, viii ind it remedy 20 Aid ustu
tn the sehaIge Of its functions Sire 18TH n IA
Glory of man hood and AM manhood.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCU
is siren Rthenirg than any OF the
Of Bark OF Iron, inn nitely safer and more peas
ant.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUOHU,
having received the indOrssEnent OF The most nro,
inent ply ysieians in the United States Is nav or
fsred 20 Afieted hum anity q certain cure for th
following diseases and symptoms, from vi steyer
oapse originating:
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MIR. RICE, i'm the Senate this m ,rning, re-
ported back the bill to incorporate the Masonic
Relief Association Of the District of C,lu mbia
which was placed upon the calender for con-
sideration by the Senate.
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1t is even reported that the insurgent com.
mander operating on the railroad lines about
Villa Clara has seven well armed regiments
under him; deficient in artilley.
ALEXANDRIA AND vICINIrY.-The Gazette
OF last evening has the following items:
Successful Robbery.-Yesterday a genteelly
dressed youth visited the commission store Of
Mr.. ID. Howard, on King street, and asked if he
could buy sheet of paper, an envelope, ard a
stamp. Mr.. Howard told him he wsula not
SELL but would give him the articles he desired,
and kindly proffered him the use of his desk
upon which to write. He wrote his letter, and
some time, and assisted Mr.. Howard's SON in
putting up some packages. In the desk at
which he had been writing Mr.. Howard kent
his pocket book. About three O'Clock in the
evening he left the store, and short time after
when the proprietor had occasion to use some
money upon looking into the desk, his pocket
book cor tanning ming nearly sloo, was gone: There
Judgeship Of he 7h District.-It is understood
that Westel WLlloughby, now residing in this
city, ana II. p. H. BfOmwell, a resident Of
Fairfax county, are aspirants for the judgeshIp
now held BY Judge Thomas, and that the
CLAIMS Of each are being pressed with charac-
teristic vigor.
SKNTKxCsD TO BIZ HUMs.lThe trial of John
Real for the murder of Officer Smedick took
place in she Court Of Oyer and Tsrminer at
nounced % the audience present that he under.
5000 the members Ola certain uptown gang
had threatened to assassinate certain Witnesses
If they should testify. II any Of the witnesses
were interfered with somebody would b sum-
marily dealt with before forty EIGHT hours had
passed. Very strong evidence for the prosecu.
tlon was then heard. and testimony was taken
Tor the defence to prove that the prisoner had
the delirium tremeas at the time Of the murder,
At the conclusi0n, Judge Barnard charged the
jury, who retired and returned soon after with
. verdict of juilty, with . recommendation to
mercy. Judge Barnard immsdiateiy sentenced
him 70 be hanged on the I'd Of April. 81. n
wHALHN's DYIHe SPxDoH. = whalm, ths
muyderef, before hls e1ecafion In Ottawa yee.
teg0ay said: "a beg pardon for any offence
may have committed; forgive all parties Who
have injured me, and ask forgiveness OF any
one that I may have injured. God cave Irs.
land, and God save my oeuL" II II rumored
thar be LETT written paper in his cali, The
contents Of which are unknown.
~They are now obtaining ice eleven inches
thick at Boston.
! ~ Louisville b prosecuting saloon keepers
who allow boys to play billiards. -oa,
~ln st. Louis, January Slows eleven uar-
riages and twelve divorces. =
mDAll the New England sea.coast towns
complain Of TIE prevale1ce Of colds and the In.
f1ueDza.
/ Vlt is said that every farm of IG0 acres in
Eastern Kansas 10 underlaid with l,SOa 900
tons of coals o. nine times more fuel than IL the
surface were covered with heavy timber.
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uOuU ABE GENUINE UHLESS DONE UP
. UoDu1-e1grayed wrapper, With facsimile q -
GO "arsh'uss, aud 'ifle% ur,xpo,p