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CINCINNATG.
E,r,ne of telegraph operators.

RtPIRe Of Telegraph Operators.
.-a CINCINNATI, Jan. s.
The strike among the operators Of the
Weslern Union Telegraph Company In
thIRc CITY continues. All the late opera
IOTS are engaged 10 the Btrlke save one.
Al q meeting this morning they en-
dOFsed the action OF the operators on
the Pacific Slope In opposing Q reduc-
tIon Of SAlRrle8 there, and telt It 2 duly
10 support their brethren with all their
strength. The following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
RCSolved, That any proposition TO re-
sume our work which does not guar.
6ntee the Reinstatement, and on the old
terms, OF all engaged In the present
movement will be rejected.
Encouraging teleRrams were re-
celyed from Louisville, indianapolis,
Columbus and Pittsburgh; one from
New York stated that Il the neRotla.
tlons pending with the Western Union
officers were not faVOrAbly concluded
tomorrow morning, the Northeast and
Southwest would follow the West and
embrace forty Of the principal cities In
the United States. Another meetlng
occurred tonight, the OiIicers OF the
company with operators called from
other stations. have been doing work
to-day. Thus far we are not able to
send all the dsSpatoheS. At the even.
ing meeting 50 memberB were present,
but little business was TRANSACTED.
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THH Legislatures OF Ohio and PENN
sylvanla met yesterday. In the latter
tho Republicans have o good working
majority. In the former, things are
mixed. It Is considered at Columbus,
although Hamilton county "rerorm"
Republican WAS chosen speaker, that
the organization Of. the House was .
virtual triumph for the Democracy.
There was no presiding officer chosen
in the Senate, the place being filled by
the Lieut.. Governor; but the dlStribu-
tlon Of the other offices, in both Houses,
seems to have been controlled by the
Cincinnati nCe-of.poTer men, who
divided them between the two parties,
gIvlngto the Democrats the larger share.
II, however, heresult in the House 10
a Democratic triumph, It must be be-.
cause tho reform" Republican elected.
was supported by the Democrats. and
Ia under their control or has made
pledges. 80
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, jan. 8


The House completed Its orRaniza.
tIon this afternoon. Alex. Keller,
Dem ocrRt, OF Hamilton was elected
Sergeant at Arms. One Assistant
Clerk ls Republican. and one Assis'
tant Sergeant at Arms. The oTRani-
HatIon Of the House In the main Is con.
Sllered q Democratic triumph.
Resolutions rRtIfylng The XVIII
Amendment were introduced In the
Senate. Referred TO the Committee on
Federal Relations.
The annual message Of Gov. Hayes
was delivered to the General Assem- :
bly, this afternoon. IL is quite short and
only Rlludes TO national matters BY
recommending the ratification OF the
18th Amendment 10 the Constitution.
In referring 10 the State finances he
estimates the receipts for the current
year at &A,79l.l44 80: and the dlsburAt.
ments at 81, Al, $3.50 90. The total debt OF
the State Is given at 50. .S55 1888 q. The
Governor recommends the revision OF
the financial laws Of Ohio, and the
adoption Of 4 plan for the SclRselhca' :
lion OF convlots in the penltentiary,
and that = provision he made for tho
chronic Insane, the establishment Of
on agricultural college, and that aid
be rendered 70 the soldiers orphans
hOm0. .r..
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NOV YORK C.t.le 1Iarl.et.

NEW YORK, Jan, 3.
CATTLR...TotRl number OF beevea
4,790. Beeves coming after the people
are tired Of poultry and when sheep
run light, II enables holders 70 advance
prices nearly 10 per pound. Some
rough bulls were selling down TO 10Hc;
thin Texans at l2al3c; roughest Illinois
cattle 1t l4Rl6C; good steers at 10A16H 10;
prime Rt Ito, and q few extras at lSR
iSfc; so many thin State COWS and
oxen with somewhat free offerings Of
rough Canada, and rising coo Texans,
keep the average at 16o. The market
was very active and all sold quickly.
There were 1880 on sale today, 80 Of
them at CommunipRw, and 900 at
Hundredth street; drove OF 200 Tex
ans, 6K cWt, sold at 12xo; 100 Illinois
steers, * owt, a. 14Alge; 100 head Of
IL oWt, Rt 15al7c; and Is extra South
ern Ohio grades, 10X cwt, at l751ialSxc.
The market closed favortnR shippers.
SHEBP-Total number 2O,l0O: selling
briSkly at 10 advance for fair 10 good
stock; arrivals 500 to-day; 60 for very
thin 68 pound State sheep; $40 for 10
pound Ohio; So for same weight State;
70 fer 2 cars 90 pound Canada; 7Ko for
car 9I pounds Ohio; ITO pound sheep
are worth Sc.
Hoas-s, ZOO, the llghIeat supply since
last February: market is not firm at 10
alOf 60 alive: 18a1S1fc for city, and liza
l2O for Chicago dressed. A car Of 40
pound Indiana live hogs brought 1910.
Arrivals to-day 20 cars.
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C1NCINNATI, Jan. Q.
FLouR-Unchanged; family IS Goa
$50.
GRA1N-Wheat = Dull; red winter
81 0Sa1 IL. Corn-Firm at 76R77c.
CoTToN-Steady; mlddllng 24a24<c.
ToBAcOo-Firm and unchanged.
WuIsKY-Dull at 94a05c; demand
quite light.
HodS-Very Dull: live 80 6Oa1O 20:
dressed I'll 25Rll rs. Receipts $500
PRovisToNS-QuIte dull, with little or
no demand. Mess Pork-Sold at so.
Lard-Can be bought ut 16Al7Kc tor
steam and kettle. There ls no inquiry
for bulk meats or bacon, and prices are
nominal. Sugar Cured Hams-20a2lo.
BUTTRR-SGeady at 30a35r.
EddB-Flrmer Gt 3la35c.
CHEEsE-17Halshc; demand moder-
ate.
OILs-LInseed oIl-7Sc. and dull.
Petroleum-3Oa32c for refined.
GRoCRRIRS-SuHar-Dull and un-
changed; New Orleans llHSlIIG. COi-
fea-Firmer at l8a24c,
GOLD-ll9X buying,
ExOHAN0R-Ftrm at par buying.
MoNRY-Quiet at 10a12 per cent.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
By Cable Telegraph TO tho IntellIgOnCer.
ENGLAND.
Death OF nm Rnlnent Artist.

Death OF an Eminent Artist.
LONDON, Jan. 8.
Thomas CresGck, r. A., a we'll known
artist, died In this city on Saturday,
aged 80 years. This forenoon his re-
mains were deposited In the cemetery
ct Kensal Green, on the outHklTlB Of the
city. A great throug Of artists and
celebrities were present.
The Times on Party Organs.
The Times today has an editorial Ar.
ticle on the recent demise Of tho Lon
don Star and Morning Herald. It At~
tributes the failure Of the Star 10 its
partlzanBhIp and asserts that party or
Rans aEe now obsolete.
The speech Of the Emperor at Paris,
Saturday, forms theme OF conVerea-
ton and newspaper comments here to.
day. The Times says the Emperor
promised new liberties. The French
liberties are already iFreOoncllIable
with the preLensIons Of Rome.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS

The operators Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, at Cincinnati,
struck at halC.past nine O'Clock yesLer-
day morning. The cause is said 10 be
reduction Of salaries in California.
@. O. Miller, city clerk OF Springfield,
Ohio, was arrested In Cincinnati sun
day on a charge OF embezzling the
funds Of that city. lie was returned to
sprinaeld. ...
The total number Of lres tho past
year In 81. Louis was 1871; loss q $50, ,2tl;
Insurance Sg75, ,1G0: loss 10 insurance
companies $SGS .O54. 4--
James q. Lucas has resigned the
Presidency OF the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, and D. Il. JRmison is at present
acting In his place,
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TIE Cincinnati GaGeLte'S Anmuol Re
OiSter and Hand Book of Information
iS out, and We have to thank the pro-
prletOrs for copy. The public would
get better Idea Of this publication II
the Gasettc styled Il an "Almanae," for
y ls modelled after the Tribune Almanac,
containing besides the calendar the full
returns Of last years elections, COM
plete Information In regard to the ex>
ecutIve governments OF the States and
United States, very full chronicle OF
the leading events Of 1869, with o
variety OF other valuable information.
It Is especially useful for reference.
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GAN4G18 ~ A4NEC4SSs
The Emperor on Saturday, In reply
TO the usual address Of the Corps LeglB.
l0tIG addressed himself TO the Presia
dent OF that body "a follows:
"The assurances Of devotion which
vou address to me In the name OF the
Corps LeglslalIl, render me happy.
Never was our good understanding
more necessary. New circumstances
have augmented your preroRatives
without dInlnishlng the authority
given me by the nation. In herlnR the
respunaIbIlItieA with the great bodies of
State, feel more confident Of over
coming the difficulties In the future.
When q traveller has gone . long Jour-
ney aud lays asIde his burden he ts not
weakened, but gains new strength 10
continue his march. I,
Subsequently, in reply 10 the Rd-
dress OF tho Arch BiNhop Of Paris, The
Emperor replied: ~ accept with gra'
titude the good wishes OF the clergy
Of Paris, receive In return my ielicltA'
tions upon the zeal you have shown In
promuIRAting among the masses the
doctrine Of RbneRRtion aud charity"
Tho New Ministry nt Last.
The new ministry has at length been
formed. The Journal OGlcidIc gives the
list US follows: MIniEtsr Of Justice and
Religion, N. Emile olivier; Minister
OF Forei gn Affairs, Count Napoleon
Daro; Minister Of the Interior, Chevaln-
dIer De ValdrAme; Minister Of Flnan-
ces, Louis Joseph Buffet; Minister OF
War, General Edmund Le Bouaf;
Minister OF = Marine, Regault De
Genonilly Minister OF Public In
structIOn, Emile Alexis Segris; MIN.
lister Of Public Works, Marquis De
Palhenet; Minister OF Agriculture and
Commerce, N. ChRH. Louvet; Minister
Of Fine Arts, NJ. Maurice Richard;
Minister OF Emperor's Household,
Count valiant; President Of Council OF
State, Esquiron DE PArien.
An Imperial decree separates The
Ministry. Of Fine Arts from that OF the
Rtnpsr0r's Household. N. DurerRieF,
Minister OF Justice In 1866, has been
appointed Senator.
The Emperor recently paid visit 10
OK. Queen Isabella OF Spain. She rela.
ted 70 him the proposals that had been
made to her by the Duke Of Montpsn-
sIer since Rhe has been in France, and
said she had refused to accede to them
solely to please him (the Emperor).
The Emperor's speech and successful
formation OF o new Ministry have had
an unusually favorable effect In mon-
etary circles. The BrouBe has been no.
tive and frm all day and at the closing
hour, 8 O'Clock p. NJ, rents were quoted
at 7S francs Is centimes. Much busi~
ness, however, was transacted on the
streets after that time, aud at hAlt.pRBt
four rents were "a francs 15 oentimes.
In view OF the many compllcatlng
stories az to the position OF Victor
Emanuel In the matter Of candldature
OF the Duke Of Genoa, 1t is reported
that General PrIm to-day telegEaphsd
TO Florence asking for o decided yes or
no. The Journal Official, referring 10
the rumors OfdIasAIIafaLon on the part
or the soldiers, prOnounces the Com-
plalnt an sXRReratlon, and mAnites-
tation ot III will, and asserts that the
public will properly appreciate the
matter,
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Gtn4rtell6 l64estrRr:

We have pretty good authority for
saying that two OF our Congressman;
Mr.. McGreW from the Second District,
and General Duval from this, will vote
for the complete abolIshment Of the
FrRnklnE Privilege whenever an OPP
portunlty 10 offered. We have not
doubted at any time that they would,
and are grAti6ed to learn that each hRs
80 expreased himself,
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Chapter OF Accidents By Fire.

George Jaques' brewery Rt Washing:
ton, Ill, was burned yesterday. Total
loss go, 900; Insurance $4,000: In the
Home, Manhattan, International and
YonkerB, New York, each 81, 900. The
other companies not known.
There was FIRE Ht Clinton, Iowa.
Yesterday, which destroyed the Filth
Avenue House, KrauB' stock OF liquors.
Msyer'S billiard saloon, FarnEworthr
cigar store and BrsIntley's bakery.
LOSS about $4,000; insured for about
half the amount.
There were seven fires In this city
from Saturday morning until Monday
morning. None OF them wele Of n ae-
we're character.
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New YORK Produce market.
NHw YoRK, Jan. 3.

NkW 4OhhI Jhus OS
CorroN-Qulel; 700 bales sold 257sc
for IniddllnR.
FLoUR-Oloscd uulet and Without
material change.
GRAIN.-Wheat-HeGVy and lower,
with holders raIherlmore disposed TO
and steady at 62a6Sc for western. Corn
Dull at 81 lOAl 121 for old mixed
PRoYTs1oNs.-Pork-Very dull at go
a29 90 for mess on spot; sales 260 bnlS
mess, seller February, at f29. BeeIS
QuIet and unchanged. Cut Meats anu
BacOn-NomlnAl.
LARD-Dull and heavy OF l7ZalI4c
for February and March, and l7c seller
January for prime steam. i,
EdGs s-Steady at 4Oa43c for fresh, and
$50 for lined.
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PHILADELPmIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.
The City CouncllR organized today
with Mr.. CattelI President Of the 5e-
loCt, and Gen. Wagner OF the Common
Ita meeting or the bar speeches were
made and appropriate resolutions
adoDtad relative 10 Mr.. Stanton.
Ia the Supreme Court the argument
on Or. SChoeppe Il assigned for the
Iirst Monday In February.
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lBy T0lOGEaph.l .s.a
New York Honey and stock Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8,
MoNEY-The demand for money be-
came very active this afternoon, and
before three O'Clock rates for call loVuB
ranged from7 per cent currency to 7
per cent gold, aiter that hour aS high
as lilo per cent per diem was paid for
money; discounts dull at 10Rl2 per cent
for prime. The Assistant Treasurer
received instructions from the secreta.
~ OF the Treasury 10 buy $4,000, 900 Of
$50 dnring the current month, and sell
$4,000, 900 OF gold. The following ls
programme Of the sales Of gold: Jan.
18th q, ,00O, 900; sinking fund.- Jan. Il,
81, 900 600 special fund; Jsn. 20, $l,0OO,-
900 sinking fund, Jan. 90, $1,000, 900
special fund; purchases Of bonds Jan. 6
$4,000, 900, special fund; Jan. IL. $l,000,.
900, sinking fund; Jan. 10, $4,000, 900,
special fund; Jan. q, 81, ,0OO, ,00O. sinking
fund.
STHRL1Na-QuIet at 1OS5Sa1OS5S; clos
Ing Rt inside rate. ....
GoLD-LoWsr ct 120K; closing At
119ISAll99G; carrying rates 1.S2AS'64 per
diem. ClearAnces $34, ,00O, 600.
GOVERNMENT BoNDS-Opened hrmer
but closed quiet and heavy.
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BoSTON, Jan. 8.
The new Municipal Government was
organized to-day. Newton Talbot was
chosen chairman ofIhe Board OF Alder.
men, and f. MIngles, President Of tho
Common Council.
An uuGuCOsBSful attempt was made
last night 70 rob the FArmlnGt0n Ma.
tlonRl Bank.
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n,rar nnd Weather.

CINCINNATI, JAN D.
The river has fallen 2 feet since FIJI
day With &c feet 10 inches In the chan.
mel. Weather cloudy. TharmomeIor
28S. There was Considerable display
of Northern lights early this morning.
There are Indications OF more ano"
with tho temperature Rt 2O'.
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OHIO.
GeetIng OF tho General AaSembIy-A
Hamilton County "ReIOFm" ne.
publican speak or OF the House.


COLUMBUS. January 3. .
The General Assembly met at 10
O'Clock. The Senate organized BY elect
ing E. 8. Hall (RepublicAn) Clerk; d.
F. Churchill (DsmoCraD Sergeant'at-
Arms.
The House partially organized by
electinR A.. J. Cunningham (Rspublt'
can Reform) OF Hamilton county,
Speaker. The vote stood, Cunningham
81, DeAals 81, Hitchcock J.. Cunning
ham received the entire DernoCratVote,
and by voting for himself was elected.
Amos LaymAr (DemOCraLl WAS elected
Clerk. Three Republican Reformers
from Hamilton county voted steadily
with the Democrats.
LateF..The Organization in tho House
RTFIumph for thO Democrats
MaRanRe Of Gov. Hayes.
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baltimore maHheI

FLoUR-QuIet and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-FlTm and unChanR-
cd. Corn-Active; prime white eSa92ct
prime yellow 9OA93o. Oats-Dull al
CSC. Rye-Dull at u GOAL 05.
PRovIBIoNa--Mess PoTk-.QuIet al
81 0Oa32 90. BAoon-Qulet; rib sides
i8c; clear sides lShci shoulders l6c,
LArd-QuIet at 1sxC. HRmH-2OA2lc.
WHBKY-Qulet; new 9SA9Oc.
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WASHINGTON.
Tho Public Dobt statement.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The public debt statement shows that
the reduction during the month OF Do
cember was $4.6l2.0O0. The coin bal7
ance Is 10 $lO0. 900. 900, Including t4U,OUO'.
600 gold certificates: The currency
balance IL over Sl2, 500, 900.
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GPAIN.

...H.... MADRID. Jan. 8.
There have been several important
conGsganNeal lately between Gen. Prlm
aud Senior OlA8agR. II 10 rumoreu
that ministerial change 10 likely 70 re
suit lherefrom In view Ofthe prolouRa-
lion OF the Provlsl0nal Government.
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Snndries.

Sundries.
1kO BAGS RIO oOFFEE.
lou 800 packages Bright AMI Black To-
Is barrels Fine an d Extrn syrups.
40 Family Flour.
10 Flint Homtny.
MaGkHreI, HaFFiuE and Goldfish.
9unpoWdeE, Young HySOn aud Black
Teas.
BodRJ, Iudigos, Spices and In COEIee.
Choice Factory and Goshen ChOOSO.
Rice, n. U. Tar and Carbon OIL.
YOapg, Candles, Lead, shot and Powder.
White Beans, starch, Batting, Buckets,
1uhR and WaShboardB,
with many other artlclOI, on hand, and
"a dSsIS S1 PAXTON a OGLRIIAY.
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A Now Years GaImo Of BNRO Ball.
Np,u OnLEANa. Ian. 9.

NEW ORLEANsI JAn' -
A game Of base ball was played yes
lerday afternoon, between the Mutnals
Of New York, and Southerns OF New
Orleans, which drew quite large au :.
dience, Owing 10 the bad condition Of
me ground neither OF the clubs played
with their usual ability. Tie Mutual9
we're again victorious by q score OF ~
10 81, The Muluals expressed them
selycs delighted with their visit. They
len for home to-day.
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ROME, Jan. 3.

The Civita GatoIfca. published here,
has o long article on the relattOnsol
different nations to the EOumenical
Council now In session. II atates that
Governments generally have neither
favored nor hIndered the C0nnCIl, ex-
cept the Russia Bchlsm, which prevent.
cd the only bishop OF Poland, not kill
ed or exIled In Siberia, from being pres.
ent 10 relate the mISlorLunes Of that
martyred country. Only one nation,
{ (Ffance) has given solicltude In keep
ing n guard 10 protect the tranquility
OF the Council.
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!. .s,. NEW York, Jan. 3.
: The storm has damaged the telegraph
and railroads In all directions this
morning; telegraph communications TO
nil points Ia suspended. -r
20 .l4| PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 9.
Tho Btorra yesterday washed away
the track Of the Baltimore Railroad on
both sides of the bridge over Bush river
causing q delay In the trains both ways.
A large force OF men have been at work
all night, and trains run regularly. The
storm was most furious throughout the
day, and the waves washed over the
bridges at Bush and GunpoWder Rivera.
CInC1NNAT1, Jan. 8.
Ralned and showed all Saturday, and
showed up 10 noon Sunday with q
strong gale OF wind.
NRw YoRK, Jan. Q. .
The Northwest gale OF last night con-
tInues, With binding snow. The track
of the Niagara Falls branch OF the New
York Central Railway WAS torn up and
the track carried away for almost the
entire distance from Round House 10
International Ferry. The passengers
and freight on the Canadian rAIIwayR
are transferred ut Black Rock.
LEWISTON, ME-, Jan. 3.
Tho furious rain storm yesterday
caused considerable rise In the
sLroalnR, and the culvertS were washed
away on both the railroads. no no train
will 20 out this A. NJ. Considerable
damage was dono 10 tho roads and
bridgeH.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Jan. 8.
The sudden rise In the Blackstone
and Mill rivers at Woonsocket, last
night caused a flood that ls doing much
damage 10 the track Of the Air Line
Road. which Is three feet under water,
but the trains went out. Two small
bridges on the Milford and Woonsocket
Railway were carried away. The BrIS'
tol Railroad was washed 80 as 10 Inter.
rupt tho running OF trains, but the road
Ia all right now.
HUDSON, Jan. 3.
The high. tide at 2 O'Clock this morn
Ing caused serious damage To the Hud'
son River Railroad from PouGhkeepsle
TO TIvUll. Thousands OF feet OF track are
probably washed In some places the
rails are torn up and the bed OF the track
sunk BaVefAl 1885, 4ne uoWu KaCA
from Tlvoli 10 Poughkeepsie cannot be
used for a day or two. Much damage
has also been done between here and
Coxsackie and no down train has as
vet left Albany, though one will leave
during the day. A large house at TurT
key Point was blown down yesterday
and carried down the river. Several
vessels are adrlft on the river between
Germantown and Tlvoli wIthnO one on
board.
CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 8.
A freight train on the Vermont Cen.
trail Railroad ran into waSh.out near
Sharon, to-day, killing Eugene Has.
sam, brakeman, and badly iDIurinG
Sidney Bliss, engineer.
A gravel train on the Suncook Rail-
road also ran into Q WRSh.out, injurlng
John Kneeland, fireman; Fred. Colby,
engineer; Geo. Mexican, conductor, and
Edward Ssaboru, brakeman. Knee
land Is supposed TO be fatally Injured.
The storm In New Hampshire COM
menced with snow, Of which three 10
Ave inches fell, and wis followed by q
heavy rain and furious gale.
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Franklin Insurance Company
or WHEELING.
OF WHEELING,
AIFtUOe
DirNataf1. ~

-H Directors. SOP
HAM'L MoOLRLLAN, 9EoRgE MENDHL.
r. Il, LOGAN, THoa. P. SHALII0Ro8d
@. ". FRANEIG1N, J: n. VARqE,
], H. HoBRS, MICHARh RETLLHI.
LOUIS q, STIFEb.
This company how having been organised
ave yeaTB, and In that time donO . success.
ful bndne8, u still l'pr0pated % take rhB a.
mir rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Merchan-
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nItur0, steam Boats and cargoe8 on the Wes-
tern RlverH and Lakes. This company ol-
fem superior Inducements TO Farmers, Whete-
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur
nlture, Barns, and contents for or yean al
reduced rates. This being a state company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company IN the
btAte; and composed Of some ninety IOnE
HtOckholderB, most OF whom arc among our
best buRineGRi man, Fecommendl ilBolf 70 the
favorRble consideration Of the lnEurinR
public and RolIcltg their patronage. Apple
cations for InBurRnco will bo promptly alton.
ded 10 at their once, No, y Monroe street or
al thelr several agencies throughout Ina
~ o. N. OOEN, Bocy. !
B.C. pICK, Asst SeG'y.
aAM'L MCMILLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI4, Ylco President,
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FRAuUE
OllLvler's lIInIutry Upset.

OIIIvIer's HInIStry Upset.
s- .a... ~ PARIS, Jan. 3.
N, Emile OllIvlsr's Ministerial COM
bination announced day or two ago.
iB'nearly broken up. 1t Ia now ascer-'
talned agaIn that NM. Dora and Buff
fet, OF the Left Centre, and MN. Tai
honet and segrIB, Of the Right Centre
will be called 70 the Cabinet.