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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-28
Items About The SpOttsWOOd Hotel
Disaster.

RICHMOND, December 27.- No
more bodies have been recovered
trarn shA. -r.ina Of. the recent great
FIRE, and it is thought that ) nuthi6SeF
of the victims of the SpottsWood dis
aster are now known. The oelebra-
tions fixed for to-day. Of the Masonic
fraternity and Knights of Pythias,
have been postponed. indefinitely, on
account of the loss of members of
those Orders in the FIRE. The losses to
insurance are as follows: New York
companies-Underwriter's Agency,
50 500; Atlantic, 81, 900; Security, So
900; Manhatten, $4,000; Continental.
5000 Virginia companies-$2, 200.
Baltimore Companies-NationaI, S.
600. Franklin. s. 600.
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FRANGE

GRAND REvIEw--1rr. GEMS TUNNEL.
BORDEAUX, December q. "A
grand review of 10000 National
Guards was held here Monday. M.
Cremiuex presented flags to the Vari-
Gus regiments, and made speeches, in
which he assured the sel1ie-= 49, a.
Republic would surely save France.
The officers and men were all enthu-
siastic, in their ViUaS Republic, and
as they parsed the residence of the
American Consul, gave uttersnce to
hearty demonstrations of friendship
to the government and people OF the
United States.
BORDEAUX, December 27.-A dis
patch from Susa announces that the
Alps were pierced through yesterday,
and that the workmen from both ends
of the Mount Gents Tunnel joined in
congratulations upon the completion
of the great work.
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CINCINNATI, December BINARY
Brinckmeyer, young German girl,
was shockingly burned TO. day, by her
clothes catching fire from a stove.
Frank Londy, who fell from the
trestle-w work over Eggleston Avenue,
died to. day. Ii is denied that he was
being pursued by policemen.
Fred. RenpIer, a dairyman. was so
nearly frozen Christmas, while max
making his rounds In the city, that he
is in a precariOus condition.
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A Young Assassln-BPaiFieieal Bow
Terrible CFime--Ehe PerpetragOI
IyuCneu.
MEMPHIS, December 27.-In Yell
County, Ark, last week, boy named
Butler, aged IA, shot and instantly
killed his brothers. bride, who had
just arrived. The boy had threatened
to do so before the marriage, and since
his arrest he asserts that he was insti-
gated to do the deed By his father.
On Friday last difficulty occurred
IN Alcorn County, Miss, between two
brothers named Nichols, during which
Dr.. Il. w. Nichols was twice wound
ed, when Mr.. Shoope, a brother-in-
law, interfeTed to stop the difficulty,
and was shot and instantly killed by
K. w. Nichols, who was arrested and
committed.
A terrible affair occurred at Lau-
derdale, Miss, last Wednesday. Mrs.
Clayton sent negro named JEFF, and
ber two sons, aged thirteen and six
teen, to town with bag of cotton, to
be sold, In which JEFF. had an inter-
est. After selling it, dispute arose
between him and the boys about his
share. They all started home, the
boys in the wagon and the Eegro on
a mule, and when they had gone a
short distance, JeE. rode up to the
wagon and shot Gabe Clayton. tho
eldest boy, in the face, mortally
him. The negro was ar
rested on Thursday, and after an ex-
animation was ordered to be commit
ted to Jail. While in charge of the
constable, fifteen or twenty masked
men entered the prison, carried him
9f q short distance, and shot him to
lesth.
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Minister schenek-Indian Frauds.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The
Department of State has not yet pre-
pared Minister Schenck's instructions
on the Alabama claims, nor will they
until Schenck returns to Washington.
A sub committee of the Committee
on Appropriations is now engaged in
a preliminary aud full Investigation of
the alleged frauds in the purchase of
Indian goods and supplies.
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DRY COO
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Enthusiastically Absut San DOmiugo

NEW YORK, December 27.-The
billiard match for the champion cue
and $4,000 a side between A. p. Ru
dolphe and Oyrille Dion, comes of at
the Academy of Music, tomorrow
evening. The game will be the Amer.
lean four ball oarOm game, on q pock-
ct table, two thousand points up;
pushing and crotching barred.
The TFibltne's Washington CORE
spondent telegraphs thatSthose Sena-
tors who decided, after the speech of
Senator Sumner on the San Domingo
resolutions and debate which followed
it, to attempt to remove the Massaehu-
setts Senator from the Craftsmanship
of the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions, have nearly all come to the
conclusion to abandon the under
taking. First, because it is imprac-
ticable of accomplishment, and sec.
ond, they are satisfied that Mr. Sum-
ner is the most capable man in the
Senate for the position.
Hereafter the majority can so
arrange matters as to bring treaties
and other like subjects before the
legislative session, and thus prevent
them or such Of them as Sumner
opposes. from going to the Foreign
Committee. Many of the most radi-
cal Administration Senators are salts
fed, from words of Sumner, which
have been reported to them, that he
is not opposed to the general foreign
policy OF the President, and that be
said much in the excitement of debate
which be did intend to say, and
which he regrets. He does not ex-
press any animosity against the Presi-
dent, and he intends to give all Ad-
ministration measures a fair and cor
dial support.
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By Telegraph NEW YoRK, Zee. q.
The market, as might be expected this
season. is extremely quiet, as the trade are
occupied in taking an inventory Of stock
and preparing for the business of another
year. Prices, in the meantime are gener-
ally steady, yet bargains can be obtained
from some parties, who are disposed to
most noticeable reduction to-day is a de-
cline OF cent yard in the price of Utica
Nonpareu bleached goods, while 9-4
Dleached sheetings from the same mill
have fallen of from 5I1S 10 45c, and l0-4 do
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A FrnIfIfss Search.

HAVANA, December 27.-Advices
from Venezuela state at the steamer
Virgin had returned to Puerto Ca
bella from Curacao. 1t was rumored
that she was searched al Curacao Bay
by Spanish war steamer, but moth
ing was found, her ammunition hav-
ing been previously disembarked, and
a part of her crew discharged aud
sent TO ST. Thomas.
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InfantIcIde.

Special to the Journa1.I
MT. VERNON, December 27.-Mrs.
Mary Server was to day committed to
Jail on a charge Of infanticide. The
body Of the child was accidentally
found yesterday in the cellar of a
house where she had been living. 1t
was entirely nude. and covered only by
a gunny bag. The COroneE's Jury re-
turned a verdict that the child was
born alive, and came to its death by
violence or abandonment. The wo.
man admits being its mother. but says
it was still born last Thursday. She
has been married about two months.
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plsaslEaus Amnsemant.

LOUISVILLE, December 27.-Last
Saturday afternoon. &c Bronerato8n,
Jefferson County some men and boys
filed a hollow anvil Win powder. and
placed another upon it, that che III.
plosion might bs loud. When ne
explosion occurred, one piece Of lEe
anvil struck q negro aimed JAKE
Lawson in shs bTsaat ku5na bin in
stsnIEq.
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Educational Meeting

TERRE HAUTE, December 27.-The
Indiana Teachers Association and
other State educational organizations
connected Herewith, have met at the
Normal School Building IN this city
for @ three DAYS session. The attend
anee Is large, the interest is very
marked. sad busy and profitable
session viii be ths result
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RaIIroad BlOckaded by snow

ST: LOUIS, Dec: 27.--Passsngers
who left Denver City, on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, on the 18th inst.
only arrived here tonight, having
been snow bound on the Plains. For
ten days the weather was extremely
cold and the snow drifted ten feet
deep. Among the passengers was
Gov. Mccormick, of California.
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Fire and Loss or Life.

OMAHA, Dec. 27.-On Sunday fore
noon a fire occurred here in the lum-
Der yard of Messrs, Hoagland & Son,
and coal yard Of Mr.. Clarkson. Three
offices and a considerable amount of
lumber was destroyed, and on remov-
ing the remnants of burning Offices,
the body of 3 German Wstchman
named Christian Betting was found
with his head and limbs burned of.
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Jamaica Politics.

HAVANA, December 26.-Jamaica
advices state that the Government
opens the Legislature to-day. The
finances of the Island shows q surplus
revenue Of 100000 sterling for the
past year. Important propositions
and schemes for the future welfare of
Jamaica is anticipated.
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smnpgIars Arraigned.

Boston. Dec. 27.-In the United
States Court to-day, Dexter 7. Mills
and others we're arraigned for trial,
charged with smuggling. The alleged
frauds cover period of between three
and four years, and amount to nearly
$3.50, 1000.
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TWE MARTZ- -.
Gew York Cold and STOCK Markor.

By Telegraph NEW YORK Dec. 2.
Gold has been dull. opening at 1O5z and
selling up to l05s and cIosing at 10l5E1l05<
cent
Carrying. clearances to-day were only
about SIS, 9,0c0.0O5.
and on second call Rdvanced &c, and re-
mained firm and closed st advanced pri-
COS.
The Stock market was quiet and steady
at about Saturdays closing quotations.
Rock Island and Lake Shore were rather
active but there was very little done in
anything. Money has been DI stty easy
at per cent gold. The impression is that
the stringency Is over.
State Securities are dui1 at about the
some prices that have ruled for come
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AUSTRIA.
LUXEMBOURG.

VIENNA, Dec. 27.-The official press
argues that as the naturalization of
L1xemburg under the collective guar
antees has failed, the future of the
Ducby is now open for the consider
alton of the Powers.
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RPeanfInn.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 27.-A compli-
mentary reception was given tonight
at the Delmonico, to Capt. Z. G. Lott,
of the Cunard steamer Russia, who
starts tomorrow on his 400th voyage
across the Atlantic.
Prominent among the gentlemen
were A. T. Stewart, ThurloW Weed
and II. w. Smith.
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Enrnnean MarEaEa.

~ TelegFaph,l LOEDoS. Dec. u.
Cons0ls 9I56. Bonds easier. u s. coupons
- G2 ss5Fs 65s B8ks 67, 6I5<s t8.A0s, B7JS
EfocEa gulet and CASTER Erie 20; Illinois
Central dl2i Atlantic ana Great Western
L,EvEEF 9oLs, Lee. &4a--CoAt0n quGet and
unchanged uafddilng upLanda aud Orleans
s3Sa4s SALES or 1900 bales OF when
1865 bales were fpz export and speculation
wheat. red western spring az I9d. winter
fEDa TdaE9a 2d. Beef 14lz. Lard aIR rluu1-
orriand middfea 54Bs snort Efh rafda4ea So
E1nnef psfrolenn1 ls 1bs60Is 81. Kan
cf a1faE uaTEel frr1.
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Heavy PecuIatIOn-Amnesty.

HAVANA, December 27.-Alvarez.
cashier Of Miguel Antonia Herrera.
has absconded with $4,000.
Advices from Hayti, 7th, state that
President Soget has amnestied all the
adherents of Salnaye.
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Kew Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, Dec. q.
COTTON Market steady with q moder-
ate demand; middling 145S9l47S.
FLoUR-LoWer; superhne IS 50i Xxx s. 70;
Xxx IS 9596.
HAY-Firmer: prime s2S so.
PORK-Dull and lower; mess $2l 37h,
IlARD-Ftrmer; tierce 129I2z.
bdoLAssEs common 40@52c;
prIme 58a59c; choice 81.
other articles unchanged.
ExCHANGE-Sterling l2H; New York
sight q discount
llnIn=lInlE.
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ChIcagO Warket.

By TeIesraphl CHICAGO, Dec q.
Observation-Disclosures
FLOUR-Quiet and firm.
WHEAT-No.2 2 Chicago spring frmer and
10l1<c higher; closing steady at 81 o65S;
this afternoon quiet at 81 065z.
CoRN-No. 2 hrm; new 449445z for cash;
closing at the outside figures.
OATs-No. firm and Hg7zc higher; clos
ing at 36/.
RYE-No. 2quiet at 70971c.
BARLEY-No. 2 weaker at 6915570c.
HIG GHWINFs-Ffrm at S5c.
PROVIsIoNs-Flrmer; mess pork closed
at sl9919 25.
LARD-1l1GllSS.
HOGS Dressed firm; closing at &c: live,
demand active and prices advanced 25g30c
per hundred.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph.l NAsHvILLE. Dec. q.
CorroE-DuIIf low middiipg 18JSc.
BuIEMEATs-Clear sides, Lss5c; clear EIb,
50L<g. shoulders 71Scs
FsAED-lz5Fcs
pCRE-Rump SD.
HoGs-s8 0086 IS.
BACoE-Ha1as and sides 1sc; shoulders
ne. HaEl & H1nstfnEss h6rss l51zc.
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HAVANA. Dec. 27.-TWo thousand
soldiers arrived yesterday, from Spain
Captain Craig Of che BARK Speed
away aad three sailors were droWnsd
Yesterday. ID the haEbor % Cardenas.
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wEDTTCE IS hereby given 90 the tax .pays
M erE OF the City OF Evansville that
rr-eelved from The Clerk OF the common
Council OF said city, the tax eupncala Ior
me- year 1870. and inst i am now ready to
reeefra taxes contained In said duplicate.
avn persons who pay their taxes in 1nlI
r.r7 or hefore Deceul ber 81. l57q. win De en-.
ffffad 10 a discount Of ave per cent sud
flsOse paving after December 81 Aelil ano
M, ~ bpfore January Us, l8TA, viii pc 5ns
ffffeT ~ q discount OF three per cent? and
fhoee paying after Jauuary rs loflt ana on
or before February les ldlAi " u Pc entltteu
10 a discount OF one and Q nal1 Per cent? ~
1g-0. My office ts sc CITY Build1ng, corner
ThIrd aud Walnut 8llsets, which wiz Dc
gnen on Monday and " ednesday ana 2 IL
80 e-enfnr axpressly for the laborinR
.-isases- from 70 q O'Clock p -1r.
WILLIAM MAYNARD
lrae1o-2u city Collector.
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HARD " ARE.
For, Greenbacks

For GreenbackS
OR
National Bank Notes,
YOU CAN BUY AT BoTToM IPRICEs
Etraub'S Hardware Store,
FINE TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY.
FINE SCISSORS AND RAZORs,
SPOONS, SKATES, &C.,
Suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS 2!
Also at Reduced Prices:
Meat Cutters and Suffers.
Patent Heok, Tooth and Lightning
Saws.
a * 4 =
Wood Saws & Saw Bucks.
Coal Buckets
AND SHOVEL AND T0NGS.
Hay and straw Knives.
Potato and Manure Forks.
BUTCHER KNIVES
SAWS, CHOPPERS, STEELS, &c.
SCALES & SCALE BEAMS.
Molasses and Oil Gates.
Coal and Grain ShoVeIs.
NAILS-Fence, Casing, Clineh, &c
Chain Pumps
MECHANICS TOOLS of all kinds.
Building Hardware,
And a complete stock of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
AT
FRED. P. ETRAUB q CO.'S,
No. 81 Main Street.
SIGN OF THE BROAD-AXE.
TERMS CASH. sep28
IDemokrRt, Courier. and Union copy.l
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RnMRARnnrENT o. FoRT AvoN.

DRESDEN, Dec. "a telegraphic
dispatch from the Commanding Gen.
eral of the Saxon troops before Paris
announces that the bombardment of
Fort Avren eomenced to-day. This
fortifcation is the most advanced of
the French outworks east of Paris.
There is considerable elevation six
miles from the city wall.
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TORT

g ATURDAw NvEEIEG. TWO NEW
- White shirts, (BoYsJ wrapped in
1reHn paper, Lost on Main st.. between
8 cDnd and Third. Leave at Police once
for fNn owner IL
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Louisville Market.

Louisville Market.
By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2.
BAGGIEG-Quiet at 25a26c for heavy hemp
and fiRx.
COTrON-W Weak; middIipg 141<.
FIoUR-Quiet; extra family IS 25.
GRAIN-Extremely dull.
HoGs-FIrm and quiet at s6 I5as 60; total
killed q, ,657.
PRovIsIoNs-Very firm; mess pork S19 so I;
bacon shoulders l01<: clear lib I21z; clear
sidos l3c: bulk shoulders 81; clear rib 81;
clear sides 101z.
I,ARD-Firm at l2c-
WHIsKY-Steady at SIC
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIs. Dec. q.
CoTroN-Quiet and weak at l4L<c; re.
celpts for the day $3.50 bales: shipments
1855 bales.
FLOUR = Dull and prices dropping at
s6 Is.
CoRN-Dull but unchanged at 5796Oc.
OATs-Scarce and firm at Sc
BAY-Ffrm at S23424.
BRAN-Firm at S2l022.
LARD-DuIl and dropping at lI9l3c.
PoRK-Dul and prices nominal at SI9 so
a2O 90.
BULK MEATs-ShouIders ~; sides Sc
101fc.
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PRUSSIA.
AN AD9IoNIIIoS.

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Count Won Bis
marck urges upon Switzerland bet
ter observance of its Obligations Of
neutrality.
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EOuWD

~MW SATURDAY. EVENING, by PO-
- licamau McDevitt, on Third street,
between Locust and Walnut. q Ladies' Fur
cur. Tall az Police pfdea for &c. 1t
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TnasdaH. Deeembsr IN.

Az e o'clock pw G1r Ladies. Misses and
Masters. Gentiemeu'5 Class 10 I'M.
Persons Wishfug 20 enter the classes vi
1i.-sse arpIv 10 Mr.. ~. g. DaIIam or Prof.
IL. Warren. 80
Terms fer series OF twelve Lessons elV.
a iibereI deductfon made where parents
send more than one pupil 1ecZ3 4Wt%
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this writing we have not seen eithel
of the above bills. rgs 80. fa x

this writing we have not seen eithel
1 Of the above bills. a
1 In the Senate on the 18th, aftfl
considerable skirinishing, q Besqu
ten was adopted by vote Of 70 tq2O
instructing the Committee ON Han.
roads to "report as soon az ponit le q
bill TO establish uniform and re}son.
able rates OF tariff on freight fol
railroatislin this State and alsolfor q
uniform rate0f passenger fare.Y We
ot,serve that Senator Catbcart totesi
aginst the eResoIutiop.-7-ADef this
business, eulogies were deliyeDed in
honor Of, Senator Clarke, Of Btemer
County, who died on the 17th ult.;
andthe Senate then adjourned till
next day. sif.p q z 'ssaF & ssa
In the House, 9th, the day was
occupied in discussion on the Senate
bin providing for . change in the
County Supervisor SYSTEM Mr..
Keabies proposed an amendment
providing that new Supervisors shall
not be residents Of the same Town.
ships with Supervisors Who hold
over, and another amendment to al
low all Counties to elect either three
Or five Supervisors. Various other
amendments were proposed; but
from the reports before ms we cannot
tell inst what ones were adopted and
what ones were not. Finally the
pill was ordered to be engrossed and
cad a third tire. yejudge that in
t. amended form it will pass the
louise; but then comes fight over
IN the Senate again.
In the Senate on the oGtIi, Bumer-
US bills were introduced, but none
asscd.
The House, same day, passed bill
, regulate passenger fare ION rail-
Dads. sf# II
Among the business introduced in ,
ne Senate on the 2st!, .yas a Resoiu- /
on in favor Of abolishipg National
a1k Currency and using greebaeks t
stead. Referred TO Committee.
In the House, numerous bills were d
PRODUCED. but no business of gener. 4
interest transacted. r. s.a II
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IOWA LEGIsLAYTRE.

Beth Houses Or the Legislature re
assembled on the 23d ut, according
hadjourr,nsnf. Among the pc,j
tk'hA presented In the Senate was ON.
ASKING, the enactment Of q law re-
stsuning all kinds OF stock from run.
Ming ~ large. Many similar peti.
fl0ns have. been presented, TO each
Nausg The Senate yassed a bill ID
amend .nne the law granting right 0,
way 70 railroads. .s. -. i
lafbe House on the same day pa,yt.d
abill - provide additional means for
9ls cD'jse4iea NJ charges, assessments
Ind taxes on los Of land wrlfhfr
fsu,Ie'ral corporations. The House
adjourned while considering a bill to
allow Gounties to make certain linn.
TIED appropriations for building
bridges. .a;6.o., ....., -.
af4Dethe EkilAte on the oath. n Iii,
was introduced to IegaIize The ipcor.
wfnpon 0fthe toxin 0f Monroe, jas.
pr County. A RESOLUTION uas
ad"itetl, providing for an inquiry ID
rfbe condition Of the security Tor .
lsAii0f sI5, 500 from the School Fund
su.the Medical College at Keokuk.
WIeh loan Was made IN 1873. irad
oanfhe HTise, same day, Mr.. Suits.
nan pan, presented a Petition from citi-
TDss hf Lucas, County, asking The |
hnssagis OF q lawJna king the prrHtn- |
'sA l59 y, r. IRE i;asses rom any Hsll.
EMd An'p Iaapy to any Member or the |
Legislature or State 3t,fficer1or the |
fiNeptanceof apy 1pass n.y. anry As, |
x'uAlylaaler state Officer. aicyim- |
ind onense. yfscserted To- Committee |
I l1H, Hpilroads.,, "A neHtiona against
dOE1nal SuIlOolsy from some citiens |
q Jefferson County, Was fnIso ire.
Tbt0d I'm ~ -1'be =. Iq4se adopted ], i |
Resolution iastfnvting the Railroad
goMngit!ee to qippSft,iy the list tiuy
df Mafll,, bill ]ors the taxation. nc, 81 \
isnilroad ps"pes%ss h the State
Mr.. knsscn introduced a Joint Reso.
lutlnn DECLARING II that our. Govern. II
it,eHts ought fopthwithdto recognize L,
w ~ Cal1,a.n ey6lhtionists os bcljIRct. /!
ehts,a Referred tAy Committee on
Mk4lallil laAslat jnisa, s.lsi III ffuugp II
~, ssfA<f ma Hsgt /, i u
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RfH E*NseN islb -------x-gs2 e. sa1sf q.
The Missouri senate has eiecte'
Miss Nellie Raymond, u st. Louis
ssskngfosing Clerk-so az 70 tall,
WIN Iowa. ,is.f f afe' -. J n. 4. q M rs
doe. Storey, edltr Of the Chicag,
Times. was cowhided on the street,,
Chicago last Thursday by Miss Lydi,
Yfid,npsOH, or the Buslesque Oper.
Troupe. Cause, sundry severe critI
cisms about the Troupe in the Times
ps<Akeut one, million deIlars' worth
sFsfslfldings and merchandise was
dcssrDyA by firein Galveston, Tex.
an, on the night OF the ed uIt. BIB
England has been somewhat ex.
cited lately, by the Lady Moriaunt
trial, in which the Prince Of Wales,
being implicated, was on the stand
~ a'witncss. The verdict was req
dered last Friday, to the effect that
Lady MOrdaunt was insane. ,,,..f
'"A CHICAGO, Feb. %.
At Quincy, Ill, Yesterday, Flora
I'LL, q girl OF II, was sentenced in
the Circuit Court to FIVE years i'm
Prisonnent in the penitcntiary for
forgery. -
The Carthage, Ill.,, Republican SAYS
wat faH wheat has been badly dam |
aged IN Hancock County; that some |
frids are wholly destroyed, and in /
9tncrs the crop does not promise to |
pe worth cutting fe@is eJf IN HI
7. $. bonds Of 1881 werea at par WITH
soId In New York on the 23d ut
an event which js considered an era
IN the commercial history Of our
country.
Seventeen lives were lost BIZ fhe
breaking ola train Of cars through
bridge near Oxford, mississippi, ON ,
tie 18th uIt. Fa
The Illinois Female College build
ing, at jacksonville, was very heayi-
" damaged ky All accidental fire last /
<7"'ins btoTHIHg. q
Nine persons were killed, and sey-
enteeD others injured, by a terrific
oeiicr explosion al Scranton, Pa, on !
Monday last. rf I
The President signed the yiissis- /
'ipH bill on the sd ult. Previous 10 G
'hat, Gen.Ames, senator elect from 9
had rendered his resig- =
'aiiob as mn officer in the army. a,
Three American Generals, Mott .
<ring and sibley, have accepted the =
ornnland OF Divisions in the army d,
I the Pacha Of Egypt and II is re- II
0rted that the Pacha has rendered IA
ne chief command to General Bear. !.
rgard. 81 l.
Jacob Peters, Postmaster at Area. err
"a, Ohio, has been, arrested on the - -
'arge Of robbing registered letters. Irr