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The Execution Of Howard--Great
Crowd to Witness it--Incoherent
Speech Under the GnllOWs. 81

The Execution Of Howard--Gre
Crowd TO Witness it--Incohereft
Speech Under the Gallows. LG
Special DtGpGteh to he IntRi0ener,
I CUMBERLAND, February 10, 1871,
John Howard, who murdered Henry
Miller, on a canal boat, at oldtown, in
this county, in August last, was hanged
here to-day. The city was crowded with
people, one train having brought seven
hundred passengers. W. a
The eexecution was Witnessed by sever
al thousand people The doomed man
made a short, rambling md incoherent
speech on the scaffold.
The drop fell at 1880 p. NJ, breaking
Howard's neck and produced instant
death. \
The prisoner was guarded from tho jail
to- the scatEoid by the military, and follow.
ed by a large crowd.
Two Of the Baltimore and one of the
New Yorkpapers had special reporters on
the ground. occrDESr.
CUMBERLAND, February 10.
John Howardwas executed to-day for
the murder Of Henry MilierS The drop
fell ut 12:30P. NJ His neck was broken,
and he died with but o slight struggle.
The execution took place about one mile
from the city, whittier be was escorted by
detachment Of militia, and was follow.
ed by several thousand persons. On the
scafiold he made q rambling speech, nc
cusing one Of the witnesses against him
with perjury. He then babe adieu to his
spiritual adviser, the sheriff and others,
said he was q christian, and was ready to
die. 1t Is stated that Howard was intoxi.
Gated when he made his speech, liquor
having been administered to enable him to
keep up. 80 r1'H1s.
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THE INCOME TAX.
Dslsa, u Repeal Il ,ls h6Sas:o...
How 1t was Done.

sbyGT wAsnrNGToN, l'ebruaryiO. q
A fear Of the amendments plunging the
House into an endless debate on the tariff
reductions, aud tue abolition Of internal
taxes, was tlecause Oi the defeat Of the
first step taken In the House Tuesday
for the abolition Of the otlious income tax.
The vote was taken on tho rnain question,
tho House going into q Committee Of the
Whole. II was whispered through the
hall that the vote was very close. Every
members intefestwGs shown on all sides
Us 10 the result, especially when several
changed their votes.l The count stood
100 in iavor to 100 dgainSt, aud when II
wasi announced there was loud clapplhg
Of hands on lhc part Of the majority, who
evidently counted this US u great victo-
ry. Considerable surprise was expressed
at the cotirSe Of several gentlemen es-
pecially as 10 TINT Of Mr.. Mccarthy, who
wns thc, leader IN tile repeal movement
last session fmoylng 1t Sln Committee
and working hard forit in the House. He
also voted for tho repeal in the Ways and
Means Committee on Tuesday; but In the
House yesterday he voted with the Oppo.
nents OF the repeal, and probably carried
somc other members with him. Several
Pennsylvania members also counted in
lnvor0r The repeal, aud voted with the
majority; several being induced to change
their votes after they had been recorded.
The friends Of the repeal think, however,
that tie record, on the whole, was on.
couraging. When the question was iIFst
submitted to tue House nj the last session
the vote was VI In favor Of tho repeal 10
12i against IL When the vote was taken
again, tho opponents Of tic tax had gain.
cd about 10 votes Now the majority
against the repeal, by far the largest vote
Of tho session, Is only three, and these
wcrO cast by members who were supposed
To DO its friends, Mr., Hooper, who has
charge Of the bill, will make another trial
some day next week to get the matter be.
iorG the House ~ aDrf,y q Z
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XLIst CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION.
ut.l"--4s
SENATE.
SENATE.
g. WAsu1Saros, February 10.

- sa' 1,vv ,s,,Soror Februarv 10
1.Nl r l ~ 1",.".,:,.1 ~ -,
MI f9NEEoF' ltom lle Ooiln'''ev @ ,. W.
Public LahuS' TgPorleu,M M witn y % s.gn'
amenaMell ths, HOUSE ~ eso anu .i5n scCu9n
" ol lhe act OF July ., loIV, 70 lEoVlue
lomeslelus Ior tne oincsrs, soluiefS, sea'
men, anu matlnes iai, VI ine ta.e war. ~ ~, y,
lows nn aaI'Lnoia' ~, 'a. III" stea'ef secaop "
sVIS Tho Senate % "nt 70. Az went into Eyecn.
tive Session. al 3;15jthe doors reopened.
MI. MoRTos, introduced q bill to estab.
lish q diplomatic mission at Berlin, upon
the same grade and cmoluments with that
of Paris, and fixing The salary OF the
Minister at S17 800, and the Secretary Of
the legation at 81 $50 per annum. Re
ierred ''-Ts ~
Mr.. MORTON also submitted A resolu-
tion instr1cting The Jldiclary Committee
toinouire what further llegislation was
necessary IN secure no the c6Iored neonle
Of New York and other States the right
to testify in STATE courts in cases in which
white persons ure parties MOI acted
mnon as n message was received from ,thc
House announcinr the death OF Repre-
sentative Coy0pE nj Pennsylvania when
remarks eulogistic of Tie deceased were
made by Slessrs, sScorr SUMNER, SnER.
MAN anil CAMERoY., and lie customary
resolutions 81 respect were adopted, and
mt 4 o'clock the senate took n recess until
evening, for The purposo of considering
the nn1roDriation bin,
rtoIfsr >f".."s
80, sslo Aoo9tH 49,
Inc House went INTO committee OF INC
Whole, (Mr. Cox IN tue Chair on the
naval appropriation plll. ,n,l4.Lrh
MI WAsHBuRN moved 70 insert an aq.
dittonal section authorizing the PRESIDENT
70 accept lhe resignation OF any onlcer ol
tne navy nnlil ihe number OF olhcSfs 1 s,sn IN
the grade 10 which tho oillcer snaiI De,
long sredIced to tue number aatiiorized ii
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NTinor Telegrams by Cable.

The Italian government have been no.
tilted that an envoy from the Bay OF Tu.
mis- is on the way 10 Florence with instruc.
tions to settle the questions in dispute.
It is expected the Prussian Dict viii
close on tho 18th inst.
Charles XVofSwcden is III, though not
dangerously. ........, i''F
The Swiss government has ordered the
salc Of horses belonging 10 tho French
cavalry which entered Switzerland In
1862, In case provisions for French pris.
oncrs do not arrive in Switzerland from
France.
Aspecial dispatch TO tho London Teic.
grdph, announces The carly recognition
by the Pope, Of the new Spanish dynasty.
Tho report that the Turks arc about TO
form camp at Shumla, threatening tic
Roumania, Is denied on crCditablo author.
ity.
: Violent shocks Ean earthquake Scrc
Iclt at Darnstadt, Friday morning
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condemnation Of American sch oOn-
20 4 iers at Halifax. sab "a

" fI li4SNSASS' = NS'eS'J 4s"
A Halifax dispatch states that the
Ischooners A. II. Wauson aud A. j. Frank,
lin, together with their cargocs, were con
deInned today, as iorieited'to The Queen
Nv reason ofthcir violation Of the fishery
laws by tho Vice Admiralty Court. The
Judge, in pronounCing Judgment, OK.
pressed regre. al the painful duty imposed
onhim, but the evidence Of adisintGrestcd
witness In both cases was so conclusive
that he could not refuse 10 believe Il. In
the latter case he expressed the hope that
the Dominion Government would ctllb.
CralltpAnd remit the penalty in whole OF
In part. Notice to appear In both cases
was given by Mr., Shanner, counsel for The
owpefs M HuH VI llA g.
Judgment in tho case Of ]. N. Nickcr-
son, for purchasing bait, has not yet been
given. .G8NilC lid GiUUQ
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= Leap for I.iBeFtS. !

PAoLI, Pa, February 10.
Curley Harris, who was arrested at
Pittsburgh and transferred yesterday
morning 10 Philadelphia OfflceFs, while
being taken TO that city on q charge Of
shooting a pollcehiah, tseapedthls morn.
Ing by Jumping IRON the ,rallroOd train
while Il was IN rapid motion ohc mile
west Of PaolL Tho leap was q fiighthil
one, and the prisoner was handcuiIed
when he performed Il Tho train was
stopped and search made Cor the fugitive,
but no traces Of him was discovered
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The Hudson River railroad Disaster.

The Hudson River Railroad Disaster.
yG4F PoueHKEEPsrE, February10. q
The superintendent at the wreck, says
that II will be impossible TO do more than
to get the grapplings under the locomo-
tive to-day, US the flood tide will drive the
laborers from, their work this evening.
He thinks that all will be ready 70 raise
the engine tomorrow morning.
New York, February 10.
Nothing has been heard at New Ham
burg or Poughkeepsie Of the Italian Con-
sui at Montreal, Mr.. Rinsella, or DR.. Lu.
cia, .attachee Of that consulate, for whom
inquiries were received BY telegraph from
their friends. II Is only conjccted or sup
posed that they were on the train, but as
they have been widely announced as miss.
ing, 1t Is at least strange they do not report
themselves. The strangest mystery Of
this affair, yet remains 10 be told. Mr..
Mallory, u Poughkeepsie coroner, has In
his possession "a pair ofshoes evidently
belonging to girl about fifteen years Of
age. These shoes contain u pair Of feet,
all that remains oi the body of which
they were once members, the rest having
been consumed IN the terrible, connagra-
tion that followed the collision. The
shoes were picked up near the foot OF o
telegraph pole that stands on the emtank.
ment leading 10 tho bridge from the north,
and scarcely six feet from the end Of
the bridge. How they came there Is o
mystery as equally impenetrable as that
OF their proper ownership. That tho feet
which they contain arc all that remain Of
body That has not yet been missed, Is
the only certain thing connected withit
a a BUFFALO, February 10. I
AHhfgc cOncourse Of relatives and
friends attended the funeral Of four vic.
tins from Buffalo In tho late Rail Road
accident The scenes ut the respective
places oi burial were extremely affecting.
New, LONDON, Ct, February 10.
The funeral Of Rev. NJ. Fowler and
wife and three children, victims Of the
Hudson river Rail Road disaster, took
place to-day. Business all suspended.
Three brothers OF the deceased lady acted
as pail bearers Twelve ministers oithis
diocese conducted tho services In q very
solomon and impressive manner,
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i' so70 'a CmcAGo, February TO-
FLoun- Extra spring more active al
$5 65a5 as. ~. UrT 1ul La. - .It
GRAIN-Wheat; No. 2 spring Chicago
firmer and 1c higher, closed at 81 23t0
1 23t. cash; 81 24i, seller March. Corn;
No. Q mixed firm and 1c higher, closed
at 5Oc, cash; 50ic, seller March. Oats
No, 3 to higher, closed ut 47c. Rye; No
9 dull at S7as7ic. Barley; spring No.
firmer, closed at SOC. IN.
HoGs-Dressed quiet at 10a2Oc lower,
closed dull ut IS 90; live dull and 100
lower at 81 05a7 GU, i.11laaa asi
CATTLE-3Ia7c. .,........... t-r..
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Resistance 10 the Reyenue Laws in
Tennessee.
p9Gg NAsuvrEIE, February 10,

Supervisor Emery sent TO Franklin
county, Wednesday, for Revenue officers,
and deputy United States Marshal, TO.
gether with q squad Of soldiers, 70 arrest
five persons for illicit dishlling. The par.
ties were arrested, and yesterday at Win.
chester, the Supervisors force was sur.
rounded by 800 armed men, and the pris.
ones released, property rescued, and men
maltreated. That part Of the State Is In
open war against the government rove.
nue. laws One Of the rescued prisoners,
Jesse Arledge, declared he could not be
taken out OF Franklin countydsnli
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Northern Pacific Railroad. CO.

r,.,. mi. ~, a.,,.,, a.., H., !, I,l,
\, ,tAese Dohns me see99i.seaS lnIN, " y Fltst
Mortgsge eh tne halroaa itsei iH iroiling.stoek
aug an Sccena, Elrst " MortRAge
On ~ enL,re Land srant 9s!ig more teah LwenS
SS.iSWo ihousahu Acresoi Lauu 10 cach mic OF
tHe nohuS ny IrSe rum OhIltu Sthcs lhh ~. !
tne prlncipal anu hteIest y are Ms payable n1oid-
the tTlneiPal y ING enu o. ihtty YEAR, An9 lne
dhtctest Senll.annuaily, " inc rate OF sbVENANn
E'rkhTlis tEh GhNT, per annnA N, .,oo
Si;hvJO, $o,OvO Ahu SiO,u.yo. 49, -
r.raa s sh9 49, ~ MsssIs aass
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The Beekeepers, Convention.
. orScrNNATT, February 10

The American Beekeepers Convention
reassembled this morning, A number Of
prominent Europeans and A. s. Packard
and @. v. Reilly of the United States,
were elected Honorary Members. The
formation Of county and city associations
were recommended, and views were ex.
changed on the Egyptian bee, the opinion
prevailing that 1t was entirely too cross
70 be profitable. After tho adoption Of a
resolution OF thanks TO the press, they i'd
journed sine die.
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Philadelphia NTaraet,

FLOUn-U -Unohanged.oT8 H.l
GRAIN-Wheat nominal; Indiana rcd
81 57a1O0. Rye 81 90. Corn-steady;
mixed western 7Oa77ci yellow Zoe. Oats
Firm at G0c, riV q
PRovsroNs-Flrm; mess pork $s3 OOa
80 30. Lard-l3tal3lc. r,l
PETRoLEUM-Cruds 1sie;l refined 25c,
WmBKY-Unckaug0l. IH'
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WAsnTNaToN, FebruarY lO.

Up to noon to-day no intelligence had
been receiyedat the Navy Department
concerning tho steamer Tennessee. II Is
suggested that perhaps the commission,
ai(er they got 70 sea, resolved. 10 ex.
anime that part Of the Island distant
from tho capital Of San Domingo, intend.
Ing finally 10 visit President Baez This
Il given as the only reasonable explana.
tion Of the delay In hearing from thecom.
mission, as the naval authorities here
have faith in the strength Of the vessel.
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NewYotk Market.

CorToS-.stoadyi mlddlins upland
t5fc. ! BHN'i fitl ftl 2 Z ,
fLoUR-Flm OF 90 s5a7 10, for ship
ping grades, OatS, Firm at 04a07c.
PRovIsIoNs-BeeG, prime mess S26 00l
2S 80, Lard-10tc, bid for April.
Eaus-steady; fresh 9sa99ci lined d
16a95.
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An eccentric gentleman visited the
newspaper offices In Washington, Thurs.
day evening, to ascertainthe exact hour
the Tennessee weighed anchor for San
Domingo. He proposed to make an as.
trological observation for the purpose OF
ascertaining the whereabouts Of the yes,
sci, and was much offended at the gener.
ally expressed doubts Of the value of his
prognostics. . ...,....,t.t-.,.,...
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New York Dry Goods Market.
i'l5F NEW YoRk Fcbr,arv 10

I'VE" IVNhi TVUEuUIy 1V'
The high rates Of freight charges still
exert an unfavorablc influence on bust.
ness, and transactions are confined 10 the
urgent wants Of the trade, but efforts are
being tnadc TO overcome this difficulty al
once, and We understand that one leading
house have chartered several steamers 10
convey their merchandise by way Of Bal,
timore, FREQ Of charge. In the market
now there Is a fine display Of all kinds Of
textiles, and an early trade Is looked lor
very soon. Prices meantime remain quite
stcady, ..- ..r.f.., ..,.,.,. ~ f-,
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TIRMs OF .EHR WEEKLY.

to the irregularity Of Communication be.
tween the point Of destination and this
country, However this may be, the gene.
raj alarm Is very great, and nothing will
now quiet the fears OF the public here OK.
cept Information rs to the safe arrival Of
the vessel. d. -ll INN -...
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EUROPE.
FRANCE,
The ElestiSh. For Assembly.
uELI LONDON, February 10.

Jlial 2LphpoNI peDruary H.
In the elections ut Brest and Havrc the
Gambetta ticket was carried by a heavy
majority.
A Versailles dispatch says tho delivery
Of the cannon and arms Of the army
Of Paris TO the Germans commenced on
the 1st and continued throughout the 9Th.
VERsALLEs, February 10.
The returns from eleven departments,
indicate the election Of the Bonaparte,
0rleanist and Clerical candidates, but
very few Republicans. The duration Of
the armistico will probably bc extended,
in order that the assembly may have time
to perfect the work Of restoration.
ygEsa sg.gg HAyHE, February 10.
Gems. Le Flo and Trochu arc among the
candidates elected to the assembly In the
Department Of FipisteTc. h uTbHD
u "A
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STATE SECURITIEs-Misso ,00i Ten
nessees, old, 84t; new 64t; Virginia, new,
Glt; old, 65t; North Carolinas, old, 5Oli
new, 27i. .Lr. .IL 'q -s1gas liI
sTooKs-Western Union Telegraph 459;
Adams Express, 07s; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
40; American 45t; United States 43t; Pa.
cifc Mail, 429; New York Central, 0lRi
do scrip, 90i; Erie, 22t; Harlem, ,l26; Read
ing, 0Sf; Michigan Central, 1174; Cleye,
land & Pittsburgh, 104t; Northwestern,
75g; dopreferred, $50; Rock Island, 1861;
New Jersey Central, 1861; st. Paul, 58gi
do preferred, 74s; Wabash 5s4; do pre-
ferred, 70; Fort Wayne, 05; Terre
Hautc, 2st; Chicago and Alton, I'LL; Ohio
and Mississippi, 36s; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, S3; Burlington and
Quincy, ,I5s 1SSii Lake Shore, a4ii Illinois
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rLucD.-As the spring draws near
there arc many changes that are about to
take place among our citizens, Several
are going West, and other changing
around to occur will cause US TO hardly
know the same place-&oRna7Sans Ma.
ti0nal. m va. I...I -tLI-LtI 30 ---
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FINANCIAL.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
Capital. ..................,....S2 .S2Bo, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
business transacted With fidelity and pr0mptnoes.
Certificates OfDeposit Issued and Interest paid
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baltimore Market. 4st
BALTIMORE, February 10.

.FLouR-Firm.
GRAM Wheat-U Unchanged. Corn
Yellow, Sic. 0ats-G0c. ''.l N'.'
PRov1sIoNs-U Unchanged. W ''lir
WmsKY-03ic. el' o'' N '
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PTrsBuRGH, has thIrty.elght ale and
beer breweries, and last year they pro-
duced 1894 barrels, valued at about
$l,000,000. d. ..a,t. .,,.. ..,.s...
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LONDON, February 10.

lilo corporation OF tho city OF London
yesterday subscribed GO 600 for tho relief
ofthe inhabitants Of Paris, '--
.. LONDON, February 10,
The Standard today, in an editorial on
the Queens speech, says: "The iactsin
the appointment Of the Joint Commission
for the settlement ofthc Alabama Difficult.
" with the United States would be moro
interesting TO the public II the cases IN
which the Commission is 10 operate were
known" - .srg-H..1
Henry Melville, an eloquent preacher,
and ono Of tho Chaplains OF tho Queen,
died yesterday, ut ~ years of age. .
The German telegraph offices in France
have been ordered to transmit the French
official messages relative to tho elections
and the provisioning Of Paris. -
The Prussians have captured d letter
from tho King Of Sweden expressing tho
warmest sympathy for France.
London Journals on the American
Question. 7utsa'p a.
a-,4o ,,,.o LONDON, February 10.
Tho Times to-day remarks on that
portion of.tho Royal speech announcing
reference TO the American questions and
Joint High Commission, as follows al.
though tho Alabama question Is secondary
to that Of the fisheries, MS u subject for
consideration by the. Commission, yet
there Is no houbtasto which question will
mainly engage their attention, but It is
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COLONEL MosBY, Of guerrilla fame, has
made application TO the Comptroller Of
the Currency to be eallowed to establish u
National Bank at Warrenton, Virginia.
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ntph 50 tiittANANA, hebrunryV.
Admiral Lee, accompanied by Consul
General Riddle, called today upon Capt
General ValmOseda and Admiral Wal.
camps Of the Spanish navy, and was re-
cciyed with marked attention, Lee con.
graduated Valmaseda on the wisdom and
clemency Of his policy. Valmaseda 10.
Piled with much courtesy. '''' ~ VI"
Is ll.Fg HAVANA, February 10.
The United States frlgate Congress
sails for Hayti to-day. t.aStIH .ri fT6i5
Fernando Estralida, ono brthc insur.
gent leaders, was captured by the sub.
PreieCt, and executed at Morsn.f ~
II isreported that an inSurgent general,
who surrendered 70 the Spanish author.
tiles, now acts as guide TO the troops,
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Revenue stamps for sale In sums to suit.
New Fractional Currency and I, 2, . and bc coin
always on hand for tho accommodation OF tue
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank.
ers and Others solicited. f.'
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THE MISSING STEAMER.
mo- TidinEs Yet From the Tenne,se,

Up TO IA II. nothing whateverha been
heard Of the United States steamer Ten
nessee, and theapprehensions ofthose who
have friends on board are becoming Sc
rious. Although there Is little doubt
among those who should be best informed
that some accident has befallen the yes.
sci, thore shoufly ground ior fear Of her
safety and that Of her distinguished pas.
sengers. Arrangements have been made
TO receive promptly the first intelligence
that reaches Havana ofthe vessel.
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mTs@ 3 Rf5N Nk
Exchange Of CourtesiesS Between
Americani Nhvnl aOfiicera andfthe
HDanish Commander in Cuba.
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Uneasiness About the Tennessee.
Her Seaworthlness-..Conje lectures
About Her Fate. r rrs.HJ
E.....I.IL. IN I,-..IL.
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ENGIlAND.

1875 ,o2 LONDON, February TO-
Tho corporation of tho city OF London
yesterday subscribed $4,000 for tho relief
ofthe inhabitants Of Paris. '-1 .
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River Division. .
Baltimore &OhiO Railroad Co.

@E&MEE
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL
Z run BY the following schedule on aud aiteI
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- "a. AAyAEA. February 1O. 9


PlTTsBuRGH, February 10.
Weather cloudy and cold. Mnnongallo.
10 4 feet 0 inches and stationary. Depart.
cd, the Junlata, for Cincinnati, o.; Gran
Ito State, for Portsmouth A4,i-A ~
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AHhfgc concourse Of relatives and
friends attended the funeral Of four vic.
tins from Buffalo in tho late Rail Road
accident The scenes at The respective
places Of burial were extremely affecting