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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
BASEBALL.


.vorurp DEFEAT OF THE ATLANTICs-THE GAME
IN CINCISNATI-THE "REDs" WIN, SCORE,
IA TO 3.
When the Atlantics went West they had to
NAV returu games with the 6ne clubs Of Rockford, Chi
caeo Cincinnati. and Cleveland Having been defeated
I'm BROOKLYN by the Forest City nine Oh hocord IL OF
course became requisite for them to win the return game
AZ poctfor or resign to the Forest Ctys the champion
shin Remnant The result was victory Tor Inc Atanucs
though IL was only won AFTER CLOSELY contes =, sahe
Bnt Th mccess would have ended the series between
them and thereby probably profitable Ss rst
these third was played on Iussay a. tbsrsS
and the result the defeat OF the htanes, IheeDy
mating necessary third game which Is to take place at
hcago newt week Yesterday the second OF the return
series which IL lost would Involve ,ird gas 49,, wa
Iayed at Cincinnati and before the result Is deeat
ere r. one more 10 DO played at Cleveland and II In
order doubtless the Atantcs to experience another
Il may be that the Atancs were unable to prevent
these defeats but most Peops, VINO ssho an "
In Yesterdays game the Cncnnats opened play win
The lead The close of the fourth innings
left them the by the totals OF 10 anu he n
IN tne three es 10 tbe score the Atancs only
little successful scoring their OIL ru ad az the
ht and made additional runs Disposing OF their OPP
ponents AT the same time for single, tney Deeame VIZ
tors sy the so' IN tS Sa came with the Aan really
beating the Brooklyn men almost az oau r a. no ~ bs
aid in their practice game in July last Inc score Vi INC
hninh' IN 10 i IyyIsGs -
.. i:t d g 'tS 's ST. ri ''1 81 S re;si
Red SiOcEing'l
ACTORS IN THE FIELD AT FREMONT.
-, .ou,;rc, n nur,har of the attaches
of waacks Booths, and the Olympic TheaersIcnieny
utility men-took the 1880 train for fremont to ENJOY an
utii'' - 'nO 49, iii eo,d the Union Ground
afternoon On aoad - th, d,snosaI Inv Mr.
at fremont having Deeh Piaoou az ' -. ,,-1,,
Ford. Among those present were ssssrs; vii pi,o
Holland and Leonard from Wanaok MeoslS' Li.U'
Decker and Charley jefferson from Booths, and Messrs
Crane Sutton Quinan and Pratt rom the olympic anu
Mr. Daly of the Boston Tbeater. Messrs Clark Marl0we,
and others of the active members OF the metropolitan
sfaon we're 10 have been OF the number Of the
h., they did NOT annear On choosing up sides, Yacan-
es we're Allied by taxing in such good Stearns,
Myers and Brown and hence when play commenced,
ton's aide took decided lead in the game, and they
closed their third inning with score OF ia
TO 3 seeing the state Of affairs, one OF the
oDposIte side beth0ught himself OF a nttie
strtegv and ordering ON the ground German ally in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
PprnArs WEATHER RRpoRr-a "

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 5:2e sun 500 Moon II 50
-
Sandy Hook I:23 Cows Island I2 Hell Gate tOl
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Gen Love the favorite Mazeppa also being backed
The General never gave them chance led all the way,
and won in straight heats. Fearless troted well,
bu could not foot Il with the winner, and Mazeppa
as Tightly The horses made one noheat" 1t was
quite dark when the racing ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

The futile g. Baileys defeated the Enter
prise Jersey City the Capitoine Grounds yeser
uay W '"0 i0NO Isl. M a. sh STU 9Th tn. 9th 9Th Total
E Es.tIs 4 p.l.!.s 3 Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28
GENERAL NEWS.

The loss by the burning of the Pool
building and the daily Dem0erdt publish
ing and press rooms, and planning mill at
Rochester, will reach lj0 900 dollars, in
surcd for 5000.
Frank Sandy, young man residing
near Milwaukee, fell from the trcstle work
over Egglcston avcnuca a distance OF ~ feet
He was taken to the Good Samaritan
hospital in u supposed dying condition
He was flying from the police who sought
to arrest him for disOrderly conduct
Caroline Jordan was burned to death
on Sunday evening, at Mount Vernon,
Ohio, while attempting to ill a lighted
lamp with Kerosene.
The First National Bank of Cheyenne
organized with one hundred thousand
dollars capital, with K. X. Cameron as
President and ]. Rogers, Secretary.
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CRY OF NEW YORK.
NEw YonS, Dee 81

NEw YoRE, Dee -
Christmas holiday was observed 10y
general cessation Of business There WAS
4 somewhai,morc than usual quantity OF
drunkenness
The billiard match for the champion
cue and $4,000 side, between a. T, Ru'
dolphc and Cyrille Dion, comes off at The
Academy OF Music tomorrow evening
The game will br American iour'bAll ca
rom. ON pocket table, for 200 . points.
Pushing and crolchiling barred
The competitors for Professor Wares
premium OF $1,000, fur the best rule for
equation Of payment, elected an exam.
lining committee to-day, who will examine
the plans and will soon publish their dc
cision. Among the tiny.two competitors
are Prols, Alexandcr,o ,ot Princeton College;
rockingham. Of Harrisburg, Pa, and w.
W. johnson, Of Kenyon. (OhioJ College,
The United States Circuit Court Of this
city has prosecuted 364 suits for penalties
and foriCiturcs during the last year, and
recovered $l9i,l00 most o. which has
been collected. Seven hundred and
suits are how pending,
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The Latest News.
Two MurderOus ARRAYS in Mississippi
MRMPms, December q.

hkMPIlis, DeCculotI -
On Friday last difficulty occurred in
Alcon county, Miss, between two
brothers named Nichols, during which
Or. Z. N. Nichols was twice wounded,
when Mr.. Shope, brotherin'law, inter
lerred 10 stop the difficulty, and was shot
and killed by W. Nichols, who was ar
rested
A terrible afFray occurred At Lauder
dale, Miss, last Wednesday. Mrs. Clay
ton sent a negro named JGtl, and her sons
aged 10 and 10, to town with bag OF cot
ton to be sold, JEFF having an interest in
the cotton. After selling it, a dispute
arose between the negro and the boys
about the ncgro's share, All started
home, the BOYS in the wagon and the ne
gro on the mule. When short distance
from town, jeff rode up to the wagon and
shot Gabe Clayton, the Oldest boy, in the
face, mortally wounding him. The negro
was arrested Thursday, and after an eX.
animation ordered To be committed to jail.
While In charge Of the constable at the
station, 10 or 20 masked men rode up, and
taking the prisoner, carried him oil u
short distance and shot him to death.
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Amer his remarks the gins were distribu.
ted, and then came expressions Of sur
prise, notes OF joy, rumpes sounding
whistles blowing, dolls jumping, balls
bouncing. &c. &c. Zach child received
present. and after an hour OF social mirth
and lawful pleasure, the friends said good
night and the children went to dream Of
Santa Claus and his kindness 10 them.
The managers and directors request Us to
return thanks to those who helped make
the children happy, and especially to the
5. School OF St. Johns Epis Church, for
beautiful cross Of ever green covered
with substantial gifs.
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Tho RitunIlstic QuestiOn-.-A Pro-
hibitiOn from Bishop Potter.

NEW YORK, lJtCCIhuET 80
There is good authority tor saying that
Bishop Potter has decided TO prohibit the
elaborate colorcd and embroidered vest
ncnts now used in religious services at
ST Albans, nnd one or two other Episco.
pal churches IN this city. The last gen.
cral Convention Of the Protestant Episc0-
pal Church, which met in this city in
1868, took no dciinitivC action on the sub
iecl Of rituaiism, but referred it to aspc.
cial committee, which Is expected to re.
port at the next general convention in
1871. Meanwhile, each bishop is author
lied, in doubtful causes, TO decide what
shall be the practice In his own diocese.
This action Of Bishop Potter will likely
bring the ritualisiic question to focus,
as there can be no appeal, for the present
at least, from his decision, and the clergy.
men refusing to conform to 1t will render
themselves liable to Episcopal censurc or
deposition from the ministry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

THE number Of fires reported by tele
graph this morning Is unusually large,
even for Christmas tines The most de.
structye as # regards properly consumed,
and terrible in is destruction Of life was
the burning OF the spottsvood Hotel al
Richmond, Va. The fire began on the
lower floor and made such progress before
the alarm ws given that eTess was cut
oil, and eight orten persons on the upper
iioor, pcrishctl in the flames, some ofthem
al the winlow5 In full view Of the people
in the street, who were powerless TO
rescue them. The disaster Is apparently
due to the lack Of watch, orproper Wig.
lance /! there was one.
Richmond appears to be u fated city.
Those who read the tale Of horror told in
our news columns this morning, will re.
call the burning Of the theatre there, a
long while ago; and mOre recently the dc
strGction Of the finest parts Of the city by
fire at the close of the war; anil last spring
the fearful calamity at the Capitol; and
still later tho serious disasters Of the great
food in the James, Those WIN belieYe in
special proyidencps and special retribu.
tions may imagine some connection be.
tween these successive Calamities and the
wnkcdncsS Of the city which bred so
much disnstcr and suffering for the coun-
lry; but the idea Is not consistent with the
fact that the sufferers by these disasters
nre mostly persons innocent Of offence,
and We can scarcely imagine that the
ground Is cursed or that rctribution pur-
sues the nanimatc walls.
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In JAu.-Wc mentioned few morn
ings since. the arrest Of Louis Fritz, Charg
cd with forging the names Of two or
three rndorscrs on II note discounted Ht
one of the banks in the city, He was
held to bail in the sum Of 5000 for his ap-
pcarlncc at the Circuit Court. Subsc
qurnlly he was arrested for obtaining
money under false prctcnscs. The cir.
cumslanCcs as related to us are about as
follows: Fritz borrowed $lj from q mcr.
chant in Centre Wheeling, and drew n
check on u bank for the amount of the
loan. When it was presented for pay
mcnt the teller informed the holder OF ii
that Fritz had no funds in the institution
to his credit. Information was filed be-
fore Justice, and n warrant issued for his
arrest, The writ was executed by Con
stable DctwiIcr, and the examination
came oil yesterday morning in EsQuilc
Emamer's Office.
Ancr nearing the testimony the Justice
decided to hold the accused for trial be.
fore the Circuit Court and required him
to give bond with u penalty of $500 for
his appearance before that tribunal. The
surcties on FriH's former bond surrendered
him into the custody Of the officer, SO
that hs had now to give bail for 81 100. or
70 10 iail. This was more than he could
do, and in default, he was committed 10
nrisnn.
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Mysterious Murder and Excitement at
Hamilton, Ohio.

NlnClSSATl, Dec. -.
A great mystery hangs over the Myers
murder at Hamilton, Ohio Among those
present in the faro room were several
prominent citizens. But one man can
give an intelligent account Though IN
the same room, lie did not hear the dis.
charge of the pistol that Myers had, or
know OF the man having been struck
with slung shot A boy states that be.
fore the occurrence, Tom McGehen, Jas
McGchcn, Jacob GArvey, - Mclean,
and Jacob Shelley passed through the sa.
loon hcIow, going up stairs, On this
statement, warrants were sworn out
against them, but they gave themselves
np before service Tom McGchcn is sus.
pcctcd on account Of being concerned in
The Myers aiTray few days ago. Excite
mcnt is great in Hamilton, some persons
have suggested u vigilance committee.
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and many pretty things besides. The tree
was beautiful evergreen from the gar.
den of Thos, Hornhrook, ESD, and was
literally bending with choice Christmas
fruit At seven =. NJ. 1t was lighted and
the children admitted to the parlor to be-
hold its bcapt, and partake Of its bounty.
No pen can do Justice to tho surprise
and delight of The little ones as
their eyes caught sight OF
the brilliant tree, aud their ears. caught
sound ofhc words; ".AN gis6 pretty things
are for you, dear Children" Such a
Christmas these children never knew be-
fore. Their eyes sparkled with delight and
the made the room vocal with joy
Hon. c. D. Hubbard made a few remarks
telling the children the origin OF Christ
mas trees and incidents concerning them
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I SrmTuMIsM--The- seancc held in
IIornbrook's Hall, Monday evening, by
Mr.. T. V, Wilson, was pretty largely at.
tended, rs was that of last evening, We
met believer in spirituaiism yesterday,
who was enthusiastic over the success OF
the entertainment, and more firmly con
vinccd than ever, il possible, Of the cor
rccmcss OF spiritualistic teachings
Sec advertisements in another column.
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FIRES IN CANADA.
81. TnoMAs. CNNAnA. Dec. "a.

Sr, Thomas, CANADA, Dec, 81
A large fire here last evening consumed
two dry goods stores and three grocery
stores, with several other buildings; loss
from $4,000 to $4,000, mostly covered
bv insurance Two men are missing
They are supposed to have been buried
under the ruins
CoKNwALI., CANADA, Dec. -.
The Cornwall wooden manuIactury
burned early this morning. The building
during the past year has been thoroughly
stocked with the most improved machin'
cry. ,Thc cause OF the fire is unknown
Over 200 persons are out Of employment.
The loss Is estimated at $500, 900, with in.
sMrnnCo LOr Sli9.O0O.
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Financial and Commercial.
Cincinnati Market.
CNc1vNAT1 December n

CINCINNATI, December u.
CorToS-Sicady, Iniddling uplAnds il4c.
FLorH-SicAdy, family Is 3Ot5 90.
GHAIN-W heat, firm, q IffGi IS asked and ic
lees offered. Corn arm At 6SiBSbIt55c TO arrive
Rye, dull, but unchanged. Barley dali 1DD97c
offered and 9SoSst OOAsked for fall and 81 0JBl 10
for Iowa spring
GROcEHiEs -cOGcs dali and unchanged, Sugar
aud mOlasscg firm
OuS-Sicady,
EJUs-RiFmHi 3Dc.
BUTTEH-StcAdy AZ 2Jl3Oc.
CnEEsE-UHChaBged.
SEEDs-Clovcr seed firm at lOttGikc
PRDyIsIONs--Unseiilcd. Pork, slg offered and
S2Oasked. Lard firm, lItse for prime kettle rem.
dcrcd: Nc offered and IItc askcd. Bulk meats
T4GgEC 10 lOc loose. Green meats higher
shoulders exc; sides sHc: hams iOS6iiEr
Bacon unchanged. shoulders lOc; side, ilXGEi2c
for clear rib and clear sidcs
HoGs-Demaud active advanced 10 e. 80 %;
receipts for three day-G 100 head.
WHISKY Steady atSIe.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FKASCIsCO, Dec %.
kanaran and Maxwell yesterday walked
to ST Jose, fifty miles, rested an hour and
a half, and started back last evening
at eight O'Clock A NJ, arriving here n, Ii
o'clock =. N: The committee accompanied
them down Montgomery street.
There has been collected fourteen hun.
dred and eighty.fve dollars, TO be divided
equally between the Protestant and Cath.
Ole asylums.
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Destrnctive Fire At Rochesler.
ROCnEsTER, y. 81, Dec. b

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. -.
A very destructive fire on the night of
the 25th resulted in the following losses .
Pools building, loss $4,000, insurance,
$4,000: Rochester Printing Co., loss
$45,OOO, insurance, $4,000 Pool &
Smith, loss $1,000, insurance $1,000 on
stock and $4,000 on machinery. d. D.
G. Brown, owner Of the front building,
which was occupied by the DGmocrdi md
Chronicle newspaper establishment had
the stock in the job Office slightly dam.
aged, but the loss is fully covered by in
surance. Briggs & Bird, seedsmen, lost
$4,000,
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. Decemhcr q.

ST. LOUIS, DCCcmDCr 2.
Dr. Z. NJ Powers was arrested Satur.
day night on the charge Of violating the
person Of Mrs. Viola Hill, while on II
visit To his office i'll the prosecution Of her
business us solicitor OF subscriptions to
new publications Mrs. Hill is represent.
ed as highly respectable lady, recently
from the South.
Mrs. Catharinc Flynn, addicted to
drink, was burned to death Sunday, while
intoxicated.
W. II. Howard, from Nashville, Tenn
mysteriously disappeared from the South
ern Hotel, two or three days ago, and has
not been heard from since.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

Flomr IN NoRrH WHERLrNG.-Therc
was lively fight on Main street, near
Bells foundry, in North Wheeling, Mon
day last, during which several eyes were
put in morning, and blood flowed freely.
We shall probably hcarnll about it at this
mornings session orthe Police Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

On last Saturday afternoon, d Brener.
ton, johnson IL Co.'S, some men and boys
filed n hollow anvil with powder and
placed another anvil upon II so that the
explosion might be loud. When the ex.
p'Gsiun occurred piece Of the anvil
struck a negro, named Jack Samsc, in the
breast killing him instantly, a boy in the
saCe party was slightly injured at tue
same time.
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The Richmond Calamity.
RrcuMoND, VA, Dec. q.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec, 7.
No more bodies have been recovered
from the ruins of the recent great fire, and
/, is thought that the number OF the vic
Tins in the SpOttswood disaster is now
known. The ceremonies fixed tor oday
by the Masonic fraternity and the knights
Of Pythias has been postponed indefinite.
~ on account o. the lOss of members in
those orders. In the fire al Spottswood
House and Express Company, the safes
have been recovered and the contents
found in good condition.
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New York MnTke1,



CorroS-Dull; middlluE uplAnds ls,.c
FLoUR-FiTm al tS ~ for extra shipping
grades,
GRAIN-Who1t hrIn; new spring At 81 ASBl ~,
rcd amber Rl t54El IS Rye unchanged Sais
Ia iAlr demand al 0Olt69o for western Ohio Corn
steady; No mixed al T1tt5So; ycllnw HOe
PROVIIOSs--POTk very arm; Oelcr February
$40 Hctt aud bacon steady, Lard In taiE dc
msnd. December ilSe March l2ho
EGaA-FirIn; iresh d4lB9Jc; limcd 2i12ac
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TOMORROW NIGuT.-George Alfred
Townsend speaks for the Wheeling Ii.
brary Association tomorrow night, at
Washington IIall-suhIcct. "What Gov
crns U.s." Tickets for sale at Hamilton
Il IIarding's music store this morning at
10 o'clock. Admission 80 cts; reserved
seats Is cents
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CuicAdn, December ~.
FLoUu-FIrm
GnAIN--W Wheat, No 2sprlns Chicago ntme and
i6tiSc higher, closing steady al 81 O5S, Corn,
No = flrmrr. new A5GttiC cAsh, clOsing Ont'ldc,
Oats, No, 1rmer aud SiGHc higher ClGsing Al
EAc Rye, No, 2 quiet closing at TOisIIc Bar
iey weaker ut Gqk tiOc for spdng No T.
IIOas-- Dressed hrtncr, closing At &c; live, de
InAnd active and advanced 95s23OC
CATTLE- Dull Rtt'a QgiAc,
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The Indiana Teachers Association, and
other State educational organizations con-
nectcd herewith, met at the Normal
building in this city to-day, for three
davs' session. The attendance was large,
including the principal workers in the
public school system from all parts Of the
State.
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BALTINoRE, December "a
fLouR-Firm: western family At S6 6Olt7 co.
uHAIS-Whuat firm for choice, others dali
Corn lrm; white 7bC yellow 79t13c Oats nd
VHncrd 10 Iip5jc, ltyr advanced tO HbStDSo,
PTuYEIoSs- dali; ne-' pork $40 bacon sides
and clear rib isGl3Ic; shoulders lie; plain hams
lBIGlSt, Lard l2HC.
WHISKY -=yJlLgic
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Destructive Fire at ITnrrisOnburR,
yU,


llARWsOSBuHG, VA, Dec %.
A very destructive fire occurred here
this morning between four and five
O'Clock, which consumed large number
of the principal business houses in town.
The fire originated in Walls store, and
consumed whole square before tho flames
were subducd. The First National Bank,
Semi i-Weckly Enterprise office, Walls
liquor store, and many other stores and
dwellings were totally destroyed Loss
100000; insured, $4,000,
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PmIIAnELFHIA, December "a
FLOm-- Unchanged
GHAiN-WhGat unchanged, Rye HSltSOc Corn
hrm: western mixed at 7S1TGc. Oats Glrm al 81
GbG,
Provision. Mess pork dull al SO 2S3I9 20
Lard lH1i2c.
Olr.-PctrOloum lower; crude IGc; refined 2lH
@?!Ac
WmSKT-D9r.
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Tragedy in ATknnsHs-..A BOY Shoots
His Brothers. Bride.

NTEMITITT1 VVU' II
In Gelt county, Arkansas, last week, n
boy named Butler, shot and Instantly
killed his brothers bride, who had just
arrived. The boy threatened to do so be-
tore the marriage Since his arrest he rs.
serts that he was instigatcd to the deed
bv his father
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HAVANA, December 90.
Alvarcs cashier, Migncl Antonio Her.
man. has abscOndcd with $4,000.
Advices from Hayti TO the eth state that
President Sagut has amncsted all adher'
culs TO SalnnvG,
HAVANA, Deccmbet 90.
Adviccs from Panama to the 9lsl Of
December havcbecn received pid Jamaica,
The Cuban Col, Ryan arrived on the l2ih
instant The steamship Ocean Queen,
from New York, with large quantity OF
ammunition and arms, intended for Cuba
had arrived A number Of Cubans were
expected to ijoin Ryan nj Asplnwall
There were l5O men with Ryan, A stca'
mcr expected from New York, the Hor,
nci, TO convey Ryan and companions to
Cuba, had not arrived at Aspinwall.
Jamaica adviccs state that the Govern
mcnt opens the Legislature to-day. The
finances of The island show u surplus IN
the revenue OF 10000 pounds sterling for
the past year. Important propositions
and schemes Tor the future welfare Of ia
maica are anticipated,
HAVANA, Dec. 81.
Two thousand soldiers arrived ycster.
day from Spain. Capt Craig, bark Speed.
way, and three sailors, were drowned
yesterday in the harbor Of Carlcnas.
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New Hampshire WOrkinGmCn's Con-
vcnIiOn-.-IIOStility to the san DO.
mingO Scheme.

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. "a
The labor reform party in New lIamp.
shire held State convention here to-day
and nominated LcmuCl j. Cooper, Ol
Croydar, Tor Governor. A resolution,
adopting the well-known political aims OF
the party, was adopted; also; n supple
mGniary resolution approving the course
of Senators Sumner, Schurz and Trum.
bull on the Dominican question. Geo.
Roberts, Of Rochester, rcnOminatcd,
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Fire at omaha.-Man Burned to Dca.h

Sunday morning fire occurred herein
the lumber yard OF loaGland X Son and
the coal yard Of 7. Clarkson. Their
offices and a considerable amount of lum-
ber were destroyed, and on removing the
remnants OF the burning offices the body
OF a German watChman named Christian
Belling was found with head and limbs
hnrnnh off