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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-03-07

A nice assortment just opened at No 8. Etna
Block. Also, just received. Boys sleds. and an
other lot of those EAGLE" CORN SHELTERS, at
$12 90. J.C. PRENTIsS.
Dec 25 1871
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THE Singer Sewing Machine Company are
manufacturing and selling one machine min
ute. Come and see us.
NEWToN q BENEDICT,
Agents, Main, st,
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The Grand Duke Alexis
is erpected not far from this vicinity but Christ
mas and New Years are sure to come here, and
Converse, atNo. i, Etna Block, has in store and
on the way from the East, fine addition Of
goods for the Holiday trade,
Black Alpaoas.
new stock of the Grand Duchess double face
fine goods at IS and SOC per yard,
Felt skirts.
A new stock at reduced prices. from 1,a5 up.
scarfs and Nubias.
A new stock. Nubias from Soc to 1.as.
Gloves and NIittens.
splendid fur top, Gents glove at $1,oo. Chil-
drens Gloves and Mittens for Christmas,
wrappers and Drawers,
A new stock. cheap. Ladies Pants and Vests
good goods. at $40 each.
Cassimeres.
A large stock at low prices, Heavy Melton
Cashmere just the thing To- keep out the cold
and wear good. only $50 per yard.
Moseo and ChinchilIa Beavers,
A new stock for Ladies Sacks and Gents Over
coats.
Domestios,
A new stock Prints ana splendid heavy Cling
hams at i2Kc. One Bale heavy staRddyd Sheet
ing at one shilling, Good Canton Flannel at lax
Three bales more of that good shilling Batting
and better goods at lSc and 2Oc per pound.
Handkerchiefs aud Collars.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Teachers Examinations.

The next examinations of applicants for
Teachers Certificates viii take place in Raven
ma. on Saturday next, the 9th ilst. and Saturday
23d inst.
Rayenna Mnrch gth. 1872. 1s+sw
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To Save Money,
skates and sleieh ReIls-

Go to j. s. Walkers, opposite Citizens Hall, tc
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, to look as
good as new.
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1. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge. No. e5.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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RAvESNA DIVISION. No. 1ss, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE,
Meets each Friday evening in their Hall. over
the Second National Bank. 14s-ly-
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Report of the Condition of the First Ma
tional Bank at Ravenna. in the State of
Ohio, at the Close of Business ON the
27th day of February, 1879.
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Standards.
By the Quart.

!. Standard brand Oysters. per can 40 cents.
$50. T, L. PARSONS.
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Flaxnrinr Extracfs

Beautiful Pocket Books
For Ladies and Gentlemen, and more coming
at BRHINERD'S
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Ravenna Encampment. No 1.e.
Meets every end and 4th Fridays OF each montl
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clothinp Cheape,
Beatty

Than ever to make room for Spring Goods at
BEATrY'S.
Feb. n, 1872.
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Miss Sarah A. Viers claimed $25,-
600 damages of George W. Brewster.
an unfaithful lovyer, for breach of
promise of marriage. The case was
tried i'll the Common Pleas Court of
Summit county at Akron last week,
closing on Thursday. The jury after
being out about two hours returned a
verdict for the plaintiff for $4,000. A
new trial was asked by the defendant.
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Use the Crown Hair Restorer,
For Baldness Falling of the Hair, &C., sold by
E. p. BR AINERD & SON
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e Ful1iine of Flayoring Extracts of the very
best quality, at BRAINERD'S.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
II, that petition will be presented to the
Honorable Board of County Commissioners of
Portage county, Ohio, at their regular session in
June, praying for the laying-out and establish
ing a county road in the townships of Shalers-
viile.& Streetsborough in said county, commenc-
ing at bridge crossing the old feeder near John
Reeds following tine line of the old " tow path
about i06 rods intcrsecting with the old Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh turnpike. Said highway
will pass through the lands Of Nathaniel 5, and
Elon Olin. Also to vacate the road now used
running from the bridge to the forks of the
read near Deloran Prices.
JOHN REED & OTHERS. 4
ShalersvIlle, March 5. 1872. 1s4-6w-
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TyrIan Chapter, No. 81. r. AM.
Meets the third Wednesday Of each month, In
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block
DC. GOODMAN. H.P.
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as inherent STYLES

Of fSpring Hats 4 Caps. this day opened at
j. c. BEATTY'S.
An Elegant
silk Hat for Sc can be bought at
BEATTY'S.
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The Forest City Opera House CON-
pany of Cleveland has 'gone where
the woodbine twineth."
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Grass Seed
/ have left with e. w. Wadsworth & Co.. n.
Converse, j. c. Prentiss and Hopkins Brothers
4 choice lot of Grass Seed for sale
B. LITTLE.
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!. Select Oysters, by the can. 50 cents. =.
$50 T L. PARSONS.
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Particular Attention sea
paid to cutting garments for ladies to ormake up,
by j. S. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
aSAa Tailoring.
EIf@you want anything in the tailoring line
lone, and done right, go to J. 8. Walker, oppo-
fte'e Citizens Hall.
t4Sa -
So Sponges,
Large and small, fine and coarse Chamois Skin
TO rub up your Silver Ware for Christmas, to be
had at BRAINERD's.
= Call and Examine
The new $3.50 Bed Spring. manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
- on 95-tf.
Cash for Chestnuts.
The highest price in Cash for Chestnuts.
162-tf. E.W. WADSWORTH & CO.
Pocket Knives.
You can get any style of Pocket Knife for a
Christmas gift at
BP PAINERD'S.
Fine Hair Brushes,
Combs, &C., at BRAINERD'S.
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Unity Lodge, No. IL, #. and A NJ
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month J. ;. RICHARDSON. w. NJ
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.
Designated Depositary OF the
u. s.

Us. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds. of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission In New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Rsl9ht Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-ail sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VIII BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. RoBIEsoN, President.
Sept. 3. 1888. If.
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Selects.

Oyster Meats by the quart, 45c.
1so. I'll PARSONS.
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Ladies' Toilet Articles,

Puff Boxes, Toilet Glasses, at
BRAINERD's.
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paid to cutting garments for ladies tormake NJ
by j. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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NORTHERN PlcIFICR. R.,

hURlHEKk PACFlCR. X,
WHICH WE OFFER AT PAR IN CUR
RENCY.
The Bonds are exempt from U. s.
Tax. have 30 years to run, and are is
ued in denominations from 500 to
$4,000, Coupon and Registered.
They are secured not only by the
Rrailroad, its equipments and earn
ings, but by
Fifty Million Acres
of the finest Mineral and Agricultural
Lands, worth, at Government valua-
ton, $125,O00,O00, but in reality, as
time will show, not less than $500, 900,
600. eaa &
Money invested in such property
|'COULD NOT BE MORE SECURE.
JAY COOKE Sc CO.,
New York. Philadelphia and Washington.
JT TP4INTER,B Banker, Cleveland,
General Agent for Ohio.
FOR SALE IN RAvENNA BY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
e. 8. COMsTOCK, Banker.
Feb'y 1. 1872. 6t-eow.
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Fine Hair Brushes,
Combs, &C.. at BRAINERD'S.
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is espected not far from this vicinity but Christ
mas and New Years sure to come here and
Converse, atNo. !, Etna Block, has in store and
on the way from the East, fine addition Of
goods for the Holiday trade,
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The Grand Duke Alexis

nearly Opposite CAST eIIu UI HeIItA DIOOA'
Ravenna, January, 1872. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
7HR NEW-YORK CHAR7EE

TIE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY BEFORE THE SEN
Ale AND HOUSE COMMITTEES On CIliLs-
ARGUMENTS ON THE CHARTER.
ALBANY, Jan. 2j.--The Committee of Seventy,
represented hy great number OF its most distinguished
members, sappearcd before the Joint Committee on
Cities, this evening, and presented arguments In
behalf of reform charter. Ex-Gov. saOmon adj
dressed the meeting at great length traversng the his
tory of the political revolution IN NewYork and the
frauds that engendered It. lie favored minority pro-
portiona representation, a system which alone could
answer In such a community as New-Iork.
He referred TO tie fact, and deprecated that party
rules had been applied To strictly municipal affairs aud
enforced with such effect nlct great damage
the interests of the city. lie held that III put the
power of appointment in the hands Of one man, head
mated by caucus elected by party the creature Of
party and you viii certainly have 10 experience again
just such things have been experienced WITHIN the
past few years.
presented, recommending each provision ia detail and
pressing its adoption upon the attention OF the Legsla
ture.
Inc meeting continued in session time several of
the members defining the measures deemed necessary
for the rehabilitation OF the Metropolis municipal ma
chHery. ,,,
Mr.. Simon sterne earnestly and ably advocated
minority representation which Is prominent clIdtac
terstio Of the -evCDty'S charter. MessIs
Rugg.es aud schultz followed, testfying to
the ability and devotion of the Committee
ON Legislation who had prepared the Charter. TIC
marks Of these gentlemen produced favorable impress
sion minds OF the Legislative COMM. tee, ami an
other meeting was appointed for next Thursar Letters
from Gen. DIX and Prof. Dwight were placed N the
hands Oi the Committee but were not read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
TIE JAPANESE BANQUET AT SIN Fran
CISCO.
REMARKABLE SCENE - PROTEST AGAINST TIE
EXCLUSION OF ASIATICS.

REMARKABLE SCENE - PROTEST AGAINST TIE
EXCLUSION OF AsIATICS.
SAN Francisco, Jan. A.-Near the close Of
the Japanese banquet, last night remarkable scene
occurred. ExGOv. Haight Democrat IN responding TO
the sentiment, "The State Of California" warmly well
coined the Embassy, saying that God had made Of ono
blood all men who dwelt tho face of the EARTH and
that this Embassy marked III the progress OF
civilization and humanity.
The Rev. Horato Stebbus then responded TO the sent
mcnt, "The Spirit of American Commerce." He wel-
coined the Embassy feryently, saying: We hero arc
proydcnally placed in relations with this cxclu
sive civilization Tho changes wrought by trans-contl
mental communication have changed forever the Of
commercial distribution for this city. We never do
the business OF the Mississippi Valley, and PROBABLY
shall not extend our inland commercial area beyond
the summit Of the great mountain chain To compensate
for that must gather up the Islands OF the sea ard
push our trade to the innumerable population OF
the Asiae world. But position is anomalous while
VIC are here tonight, wOoing the commerce of the
old Empire, your Governor pointing 10 Gov. Booth
the head of political party Republican,. md
exGov. Haig the representative Of the other, arc
committed to policy to exclude those people from our
shores The position is absurd and ridiculous; policy
1t is nonsense principle it is nowhere-t Is IA g.
tag Dobtai II any of your cheap politicians have
penny by 1t in the passions Of an hour, beware
beware when you put that penny in your purse lest the
eagle the of your gold coin sticks his talons
through aud scratches the face of Liberty"
The widest excitement followed, with ronnd after
round of applause and, finally, three cheers FROM
nearly the entire company OF guests for the speaker the
main portion of them gathering around to shake hands
with him. Gov. Booth in evident excitement and
said that when he should become accustomed TO such
er cahedra denuncatOns he would probably like them
and, after few words more, went with the regular
order of the toasts The incident Is regarded as very
significant change in public opinion on the subject
of Asatic Immigration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. IS, 1872.
Mr.. PERRY introduced bill to give Notaries
Public Jurisdiction in any county Of the State; also,
b to legaze contributions Of the City OF Brooklyn Of
100000 for the sufferers by the Chicago fire.
Mr. TIEMASN offered resolution requiring the Commit
tee ON Banks to report bill to prevent savings banks
from doing business as banks Of deposit and CHECKS
SIr WEIsM,x offered resolution declaring IT felony
for any person known thief to be present in any
moneyod institution Laid on the table.
THE BOARD OF AUDIT BILL.
The assembly 6 PTSg SE S Sd s9s sEe e
fered from the Assembly bin IN Leaving me rreSGens Oh
substituted for the Assembly bill
Mr.. BEYEDIcT moved substitute which was substan;
italy the Mr. Hawkinss bill which was defeated
in the Assembly and urged It's adoption at length. Mr.
Palmer and Mr. Woodn spoke In favor OF the senate Dill
rane ON the Board OF Audit In of his remarks
M severely denounced tbs Of
eIS St Pd decided Fes strongly
Mr. JoHHsoH in order to have the bill conform TO the
Assembly bin moved TO add the President of the Board
OF Aldermen to the Auditing Board. The motion was
The Committee rose and reported the bill 20 the Senate
when 3ir. BENEDICT renewed his amendment give tho
controller exclusive power ana on mat called Tor tho
Mr.. BENEDIcT continued to move all his amendments
and to demand the Yeas and Nays. but they were all
Mr.. JOHNSON renewed his motion TO add Gen. Coch.
rane to the Board and called for the Yeas and Nays
which regulted-Yeas, 3; Nays, rs.
Mr.. MADDEN moved to recommit tho bin to the Com
mIttre, with instructions to amend, that the bills
audited should be submitted to the Common Council.
Lost The bill was then ordered to a third reading,
passed. Yeas, 2sa the Senator'S present voting i'll the
afi native.
the Pharmacy bill was referred back to the Standing
Committee.
Mr.. BOWEN moved that the Committee on Banks IN
gure and report the prOprety OF amending the
laws relating 20 saving banks as to prevent any savings
bank doing ordinary banking business. Agreed to.
REFUSAL 10 INVESTIGATE THE PRooF-READIsG CASE.
Mr. WoODIS offered a resolution that the Controller OF
the Senate furnish the Senate copy Of all contracts now
statement showing the aggregate thereof under said
contract contracts for the year 1s also detailed
account all expenses incurred and paid for printing
during the year. under any resolution OF the Legislature
or either branch thereof, and to whom the same was
paid together with any other information which In his
Judgment may aid the Legislature in deviSing measures
Tor retroue in the expenses OF pu0c printing.
Mr. Johnson moved to include the years 1863 1862 and
1870 rhc resolution passed. and the Senate then
adjourned.
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ire It is likely TO stay for the rest

Medical Societies. where II is likely to stay for the rest
OF tho session.
motion 10 print 100 copies Of the report Of the
Trustees OF the State Library was virtually Killed. after
Mr. Madden had declared that IL would be simply spoil
inc white paper with printing ink, which declaration
seemed TO meet with general concurrence.
EThe Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections mel
this afternoon at o'clock Tho Hon. John H. Reynolds
appeared Mr. Tweed and Mr.. Davenport for oDono
Rossa The Committee he respective counse assent
ng) determined that Rosa must present more specn
memorial showing why Mr.. Tweed's scat should Ot
declared vacant and election ordered, or why Dir
Tweed should he Ousted and the seat gwen 10 hOssa
The further hearing was then adjourned for week
remonstrance from the East Side Association against
the proposal 10 sanction by law the running OF hrstas
palace cara the Thrdaye Railroad, was presented
in tho Assembly by Mr.. Whtbeck. The principal point
made in tie remonstrance Is this: that
Whereas, The Third-ave. Road does not and cannot
meet the requirements OF the public, and palace car
occupies much space the road and makes as much
eXacton upon the Company to run ii as ordinary car
the comfort the few he obtained ony at
the expense OF the discomfort OF the many.
Committee OF the WOrkingmens Assembly is en-
gagged taking adavits the matter of charges OF cor
Fupt practices In connection with the building OF tho
Capitol. 1t ia charged that materials have been
used for private purposes in constructing the building
etc.
Mr.. Hawkins has introduced a bill entitled an act TO
ascertain by proper proofs who entitled TO vote upon
certificates Of naturalization purporting to have been
issued within the City and County Of NewYork by the
Supreme Court, during the month of october, of the
years 1862 1862 1870 and 1871, and by the Superior
Court during the months of September and October OF
said years. Persons In possession OF such certificates
required to prove that the papers were honestly
issued and honestly by Every certificate issued as
above to be accounted fraudulent end invalid until the
Courts have decided it to be otherwise.
la al hnr.
Mr.. Twomby:
To he Hon. IT, ~ TwOunLY.
DEAR SIR At the request Of yourself and other Re-
pub.icans Of tho City OF NewIOrk, gave reluctant
consent that my should be used one OF the Board
OF Audit contemplated by your bill recently passed IN
the Assembly. 49,,
The singular unanimity vita which both your political
friends and opponents united in the Senate TO strike noe
from the bill 10 retain the remaining auditors In IL sug-
gess the conclusion that my withdrawal would be equally
acceptable TO your opponents as well as to your
friends in the Assembly. Be this as 1t may, my own
OF prOpriey orbds that should DO continued In
this OF legislation. therefore ask you " Win
draw my name from it. Respectfully yours,
JOHN CoCHRASE.
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PREPARATIONS FOR BOTTs's EXECUTION.
Sheriff Peckwell began to make preparation

for the execution Of Bolts last evening, in Newark N j.
About D. IN the galows taken into the main hall Of
the JAIL and erected at the northern end About rs
tickets Of admission have been issued The first corridor
has for the OF reporters The prisoner
is constantly attended by the Rev. Mr. segfried who
that Bolts hopes for Divine forgiveness and seems
perfectly resigned TO his late. He has constantly shown
the greatest horror OF dying unprepared. but is now
happy that the end is near. Mr.. Siegfried and Mr..
Favel intimate friend, passed the night with MN IN
his cell.
The gallows has been erected within 50 feet OF the prs
oners CELL in the hail. from which he Is separated by
door and temporary screen. fellow prisoner named
D. O. Layton. who serving out sentence ior swina-
ling upon false checks has written at Botss dctation.
full account Of his life. It Ia said that efforts have been
made TO suppress the publication OF the book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

WIN. Caldwell has been reelected State Treas
OF Maine.
....Captan- General Valmaseda has arrived at
Santiago de Cubs.
-. 1t was reported in Trenton, yesterday, that
John a. Stevens 10 appointed President United Railroad Com
panies, In the place Of Ashbe welch.
1t il said that previous to the departure Of ex
Atornsy Washington offered but
fused the jdsp In FLORIDA made vssn by the death Of John H.
Kinney.
The Grand Duke Alexis will leave st. Louis
Monday Louisville thence Understood they visit the
msmmct Cave ard then proceed 70 Memphis BY rsl Thusjsy
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
NEw- IrnsEY srATE rEMrERANcE ALLANcE.

TRENTON, \. j. Jan. 25.-The State Tom
perance Alliance Convention attended by nearly GO
delegates. George Shepherd Page reelected FresI-
dent, with yice-Presdeut from each county, aud a
bO ard OF co managers
The question Of Prohibition WAS discussed and series
Of resolutions passed denouDcng the license system and
finally declaring that If the Legislature refused to give
them Law 10 submit the question OF license To the
people OF tue several townships and wards OF the STATE,
they will their influence defeat the who voted
against them the next time they camc before the people
Tor election. At the evening Ar. Page, Mr..
SteaIs, the Rev Mr.. Craig and tine Hon Mr. FRYE, NJ
Der OF Congress from Maine. addressed the CODS cnon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
THE MCrMY ON THE WARREN HALLEr

PROvIHCLTowS, Mass. Jan. 2j.-An inquest
was held here to-day, IN the matter OF the shooting Of
George Little, seaman OF the bark Warren Hallet,
during the mutiny board OF that vessel yesterday.
This captain declared that the attacked and beat
the second mate numerically and about TO attack
the first mate. Andrew II; kingman, when the latter
fired, killing Little the leading mutneer, instantly.
The names OF the crew are Alexander Wilson, Vim. T..
Harris John Spencer. VIM. Mullen. and John Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
FRANCE.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
PARIS, Thursday, Jan. %, Is

PARIS, Thursday, Jan. 25 1872.
4 5isnatch from Nice reports terrible rai'-
"a sncdent ut that city to-day. While train rom
nrpes was crossing bridge over the Pagone kVSi 'o
.,ur,e gave way and the cars were precipitateu INV
M water Fourteen persons we're killed or "oInI9u,
Airport in circulation that the sen'enoo " 80,
poohefort had been eommuted 10 D-NisN'
,ouaeea 10 be without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The Colombian Con-
su, at Berlin having publicly denied the bankruptcy Of
his Government, the following official letter from the
United States Minister at Bogota IL submitted:
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
BoGOTA, July 3, 1871. !
SIR: have just received communication from Senior
Zapata in which lie informs me that he has made spp
cation through tho Colombian Munster In Washington,
I0r sn extension Of time tie balance OF tho fAnama
elaln. Ills proposal is 10 pay in equal anunri nstn