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A BLOODY MURDER IN BALTI-
U MORE.
An Aged Physician Stricken Down
nv nm AsSassin in his Office,

An Aged Physician Stricken Down
by an Assassin in his Office.
BALTIMORE, January 7.-Dr. Merriman
Cole, n retired physician aged 70, was
found brutally murdered in his office at
SO North Exter street, about s O'Clock last
night lie was found lying dead on his
office floor by his daughter, who went to
call him 10 his supper, with thirteen
wounds about his head and face and with
his skull crushed in three different places,
apparently with hammer. One pocket
OF his pantaloons was torn out and a pOr.
ton lett hanging on the outside. About
nine dollars were found scattered over the
floor and twenty.iour dollars were found
in a wallet in his coat pocket, On the
table was an unfinished receipt which the
doctor was doubtless writing when struck
down. He was in the habit Of collecting
his rents every Saturday, The locality
of the murder WAS In the very heart Of the
city, being about two blocks west oil Bal
timorc street and east Of Jones falls, In
tense excitement prevails, but no arrest!
have yet been made.
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SALT LAKE CRY.


SALT LAKE, january G-There is great
interest here in regard to the new mines
recently opened nj The southwest corner
oil Idaho, 100 miles from the G. L. Il. Il.
II is reported that the veins are snhd
mineral, from ten TO sixty, feet wide, and
ranging over one hundred 10 two hundred
and iilly dollars per ton. An English
Company il negotiating for its purchase
at q quarter OF q million
The admission Of Utah is dctermncdy
opposed on the ground that It would give
at present absolute authority over the new
State TO the Mormon Church. II Is con.
tended that even under the proposition TO
retain polygamy rs a condition 1t would
become dead letter, with a Mormon
State Government. 1t Is the opinion
among Z large and influential class that
there isno necessity for admission. The
advantages TO develop the resources and
for general purposes are just rs good, II
not better, as territory.
1t is said that Baker, the principe! WI
ness against the parties charged WIN lhc
Robinson murder, has been sI'hltel away.
Robbers, garroicrs and iesperadocs OF
all kinds abound. PerOns and property
arc moi sale in the st-et at night. A man
was strung up lpH night by the neck,
nearly stranglc1, and was robbed.
Brigham Young refuses 10 be inter.
viewed.
There have been no trains from the east
for fair days
The weather is freezing cold.
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WASHINGTON.
Address OF Colored CitIzens--COlfaT
Daconsidprs...Re ReVPnue EmheZZleT

Address OF COIored .CitIzens--COlfaV
observation-disclosures EnbezZler
released.
WASHINGTON, January GA commit
tee of the Colored Mems Central Repuhli.
can Club, Of this city, have prepared an
address to the American people, which is
a repetition OF what was set forth in the
address recently presented by Senator
Sumner. Ge asJpS EL8
The Commissioner Of internal Revenue
decides that when aparly carries ou,hrlsi.
ness as wholesale and retail liquor dealer
on ihu same premises lIo may set aside
certain packages from which he may re-
tail, but cannot wholesale from the same
package,
Vice President Coliax says he will not
decline denomination.
Late Supervisor OF Internal Revenue
Kryzasanawski, who is under indictment
for the 7emhezalement bt $260OO swas
to-day released from arrest, on giving
indemnity bond of $4,000.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND,
GTrAT ThuBdrT aad tiaii.Starm ~
poFtsmOuIh,

LnNulS, Jan O a terrible thunder,
storm visited PortNnoOth and vicinity lasl
night lliil tel In the depth uf tyU
lnchrs. Tho glass 10 hearty all cNlsrJ
WinlaNs Was destroyed.
The Prince OF Wales is steadily Ia,.
proving
Joseph Gilloit, The steel pcn mauuf4c.
lupr, Is dead
british sovereignty hts bccn prnclaiued
over that PARTON ot Ainvsu trrfituu
which was recently anDrNoi 70 the colo.
uial possessions ~ Great Britain
The Marquis OF Arlington, Chicl Sec.
rciary Of Ireland, In an address tu his
constituents, declared that lhc govern.
mcnt must be firm in REFRESHING rebellion
In Ireland
The government having refused 10 IS
sisi the Geographical Society in nrganis.
ing an expedition ,uscarch i1r DR., l.iy.
ingstone, several new appeals to the T'cn
pie have been made, AMI great efforts arc
making Ia get the expedition started this
month.
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COLUMBUS, Jan. Gin the Senate this
morning, bills were introduced fixing
prices for printing and publishing legal
advertisements, allowing $3.50 for ihs
first insertion Of one square Of 800 "sms,
and % cents for each additional Insertion;
10 compel all charges to jurics % bcmade
in writing.
In the lIouse, bills were introduced ex.
cmptIng NIL money loaned on lands from
taxation to prevent persons from enter.
Ing enclosed lands to hunt, without per.
mission.
CoLUMrrs, Jan. 7.-Bills were intro.
duced in the House yesterday, TO allow
ten per cent interest on special contracts
also to exempt from taxation money loan
ed on lands,
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The Geneva Conference.

NEW YoIK, January Ca correspond.
ent Of the World, who interviewed Lord
Tcnlarden, one Of the arbilratOrs at Gene.
va, writes that the Lord says the meeting
Of the Commission will DC with closed
doors, il any reporters were present.
There wonld be nothing worthy to report
before April l7th. Each party Is to de.
liver written replies to the other. Gases
with any additional documents necessary
for discussion are only contingent on the
wish OF the parties, as the business will be
carried on by printed statements. The pa.
Pers presented and filed are nearly eleven
Ynlnmra W. ,. ----
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THE LAST OF ERIE.

Fisk was not much moved at moments
when ho was Cognizant Of his surround
ings, but seemed never deserted by the
cOolness and fortitule whiclrhe displayed
when first shot At s O'clock there was
little change; at halfpast $ the doctors
consulted, and a 0 o'clock the suppressed
excitement about his bed was almost too
intense to bear; at hall.past 0 his friends
were permitted TO go to his bedside and
he thanked them for coming. After this
the rapidity OF his decline showed itself
more strongly than ever before. At 10
o'clock there was eager and hushcd whis
pering, rs 1t was told in every ear that
the end was surely drawing nigh; at half
past 10 helay scarcely knowing that there
were any ministering To him; he turned
his face to the wall and noticed no one
and ceased to breathe at a quarter to H..
The body will be conveyed from his
late residence, No. 313 West esd street,
To the New Haven depot, at 9 o'clocl;
Monday P. The funeral will take
place at Brauleboro, VI, Tuesday at /
O'Clock, N. The brigade TO which the
9th regiment was attached has been or.
dcrcd out TO escort the remains To the dc.
pot tomorrow, the 9th acting as the spe.
cial funeral escort The officers OF the
brigade will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days r
TEMPORARY INSANITY" OF STOKES.
Stokes was taken to the Tombs this a.
NJ, and placed in cell on the second tier,
where the worst Of criminals are confined.
When he heard of Fisks death he cx.
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nurped TO Death by Coal OIL.

TKRRR HAuTE, January THE wife
of Richard Huseman, Of this city, was so
badly burned by the explosion Of Il can
OF kerosene this morning that she died
this evening. Her husband was badly
burned in lying 10 save her. II Is not
definitely known whether the accident
resulted from an attempt To kindle a fire
or rom droppinga match near tho can
while opened after having oiled and light.
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SPAIN.
Newspaper BelIigcrcncy Towards the
United States.

New YORK, January GA Madrid let
Ter says the tome Of the Spanish press is
very bclligercnt in respect 10 tho attitude
Of the United States on the Cuban qucs.
ton,
MADRID, January G-The following
appointments We're officially announced :
Don Jose Concha, Marquis of Havana, to
be Captain General Of Cuba, and Admiral
PalO dc Barrabo TO he Minister TO the
United States
Tho memorial funeral services Of Mar.
shal Prim were celebrated yesterday,
King Amadeus attended in person. Sc.
nOs Saguslc md Sorilh were not pres.
cnt
1t was decided at n cabinet meeting
Tuesday last 10 convene the Cortes on
the 2ist inst.
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BELGIUM.

BRUssRLs, January C.-Thc worknen
Of SelaiqucanG Vein have struck for
more wages aud reduction Of hours.
Since the strike the gcndcsarmes have
been stoned, and some OF them seriously
injured. The civil authorities have sent
for troops to preserve order Similar labor
troubles imminent NJ Charleroc, and
troops nave sent l'viv.7 u -
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Heavy Fire nt TitusVille--IIeart OF
the City Burned.

TuUsvII.E, Pa, January IA de-
slruct.ve fire occurred here this morning
about o'clock. Twenty buildings in the
heart Of the city were destroyed. The
principal buildings burned were tbe Sher-
man House, Petroleum Hall and the Com
mercial Block. Loss 800, 900; insurance
about $5OOOO. The assistant City Engi.
nccr fell from ladder iracturing both
lnnna ...
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Ms Hooker M. sister receives lo0GnO
|lo Narrsrnpse,t strsmshln C,mn.r,,s
shares lis father nnd mother r,,riv,.
e. 600 A yrar each To rscl, n, the tvo.
Misc, Morse be I,eupe,tb,I SanDl .
yc,r; f1the NIn,h Regiment SIl O60 This
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ANOTHER STATEMENT.
pu''hE Tue PruCeeu.hEs yesterday IN
Mansfield o,,insf CoI F.E Nam ii -
nlaiptil anl S,oEes were sIier,cJ +, F.
ririJ ryag,ina,inn Mis- N,nsi,,lJ hr,,l
ipr down and shedding tr,rg n,, , |
a strange colncilcncc Il bennrnc5 ,h,t
Stokes was in,errorat,.l ms ,o Wbe,hcr he |
hal ever ibr,,,,ncl Fi.l in sny' ',y,,,
lie sec,nra snn,cwb,t embarrassed no ,i,c
-rcs,;,r hn, Gnau,. satI ~, w.
IL ' ''" "'"' "
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,,nr,D, % % ,m VIZ" "sH' l'o''eN'ns'
court. yoon nr ,.os ,,as it'll, .'I,l IN ll' l't
gesseJ Win IN. ana cxrsn,i,a ,nI III
NOT in any w,y hetr,v ,he de,i,y rnr
nn,c which he cyern,ca ,w, Non .onr
lesvir, ,hc c,,,,.room AOo,n.n,,
cecdi1gs NJ the rorrt hal trrn,ina,cJ ,bc
awyr,s orrosed IN ,he cosc c.,mc Go,,,r
town and proceca,d e. nnch a, nJ
monico's, John Il. Fellows, Ass,,,.c,
District Attorney, Counsellor Spencer.
Stokes and one or two others formed the |
party. They had Just ordered their nys.
tcrs, and were enjoying their meal
when Judge Barnard came in and
communicated the fact that the Oyer and
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. GA fire last
night destroyed the unfinished irame
building, No. go, Kennard street, owned
by Henry Walter, and the adjoining
dwelling Of Henry JAnks. Loss $500,
Insurance 5000, The work ofan incen-
diary.
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Mob Tyranny in an Ohio Coal Mine.

CoLuMnUs. January7.-- Tho coal miners
at NeIsOnvillc yesterday refused to allow
men not members Of their Union to go to
work In Brooks coal mine, and threaten
cd them with violence II they persisted In
going in. Several shots were exchanged,
when force from this city was sum.
moned by telegraph and about twenty OF
the ringlcadGrs among the miners were
arrested, taken To Athens and lodged in
iail.
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Robbery and Probable Murder Near
SnTlnGlield, 0.

CINCINNATI, January 0. Thursday
night, near Springfield, Ohio, John Def
ilnbach, farmer, while feeding cattle,
was attacked by an unknown person,
beaten sensclcss, and robbed Of forty dol.
ars. Injuries supposed fatal.
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LONDON, January 7.-Empcror Napo.
leon, on New Years Day, is reported to
have sRid: ~ will give Thiers six months
of Presidency Of the French Republic.
At the end OF that time GambctA will be
in the place, and the change will be favor.
able to tue Imperial cause .r.
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The Democrats in The Missouri L.cgis.
latuTe Declare for the Passive

ST. LOUIS, January GA Demccratic
caucus at Jefferson City last aight, in
which were six Senators pad illty.six
Representatives, adopted Il resolution
heartily endorsing the passive policy, and
recommending the Democracy Of the
country tn aGopt 1t in the Presidential
campaign Of 1879. Only two negative
votes were cast against the resolution.
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SAN FRANcIsco, January G.-NrS. Laura
Fair is in excellent health and confident
that she will never be hanged. Mr.. Elisha
Cook, her principal counsel, died recently,
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R6r Additional Dlpatc1oa aee RallrtA Pa0e
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~ - NhhA '.aJ V " fsseN'a ksi14as ~ t4at
h~'Ass'o. ~ ,vSss',cd 10 ~ ~ AEtuy,
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rmI CUSTOM ROUSE INVHSTI.
CATION.

Ihr ",'sA'-aI OIdeTn Monopoly EH-
l"hrd ~ 'A1 PTrsidcHI'S PTOIrEe.
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4 Ills 10 the tust Lioi ougn DIovu p,lilher 81 dis
covered, and cures aHhansors from the worst ScroE
utd TO common Eruption. Pfmpies and Biofchcs
on Mef nee. and scaig rough skin which are such
annoying blemishes TO many young persons, yielo
10 the use OF lew bottles oil this wonderful medi-
cine. From one to light bottles cure Salt Rheum,
Ergsipeias, Scotd Head, Ring Worms, Boils Seaip
Eruptsoas Of the SKIN, IScrorala Sores Ulcers and
- Can1ef" IN tie Mouth and Stomach. 1t is a pure
medicinal extract Of native roots aud plants com.
Dinhg al harmony Natures most sovereign curative
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those who are languid, sleepless, have nert,aS an
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10 nat'e oi readiness Will lind con, ncing evidence
Cl as restorative power upon trial VI you feel DIN
/ drorsy, detttated and respondent have ireuucnt
Heddaehe mouth tastes badly in the morning frreq
nidr appetite and tongue eoascd, you are suffering
/ from Iorpfd Lieer or "BiiioasaessN In MANY case
OF" LfffT COa.ptd Rt' only part ofthese synptoms
are experienced. As a remedy for all such eases
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical discovery has no
equal effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
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Constipation of the Bowels it failing rem.
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CURE that COLD.

Do not sufer your Lungs to become diseased
by allowing a COLD to Leeomc seated. Thou
sands have died Premature Deaths-The Victims
OF Consumpton--by neglecting a Cold.
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Lyons Kafhairon for The Hair.
ArctusiHe Cor Canada Bears Grease for The Hair.
Calder's Dentme, (nice for the Teethl ony 90 cts.
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy cheap.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Bishop souls Linimenl, "a good ouri
kennedys Medical Discovery only - Is
schencks Seaweed Tonic, li5
PulIuonic Syrup, LIS
DR.. j. Walkers Vinegar Bitters, only No
Plantation Bitters, 10
All the beat kinds Of Bitters cheap.
vegetine or Natures Remedy cheap.
Ayers sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectora! -
Ntssar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Peruvian syrup Preparation OF Iron)
bushs and BatcheIder's nalr Dyes cheau.
Al tne best kinds t'ente Paper Collar cn,su.{
LADIES' Lace and Linen Coifars
ladies' Md Gloves very cheap
french lorsets. all whslebone onn ,Ue.afs
Hoop Skirts, w, As. 20, Is, ~, ,5
Wallets, 20. Is, 81, 81, rs si 10 each
Berage Velngs, all colors.
silk Tissues for Wells very cheap
China Dolls, 10, 10, Is, 81 80, 10 slle
Rubber Dolls Is cents, Rubber Itattles y cents.
HAMBURG dgings, Saxony Edgings.
Gents' Neck Ties very cheap.
Ladies' Chignons and switches.
Purchasers respectfnily renuas,at
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Dr.. VIM. Halls
BALSAM Fac LUNGS

WIN Cure Coughs, Colds and Censumption
surer and quicker than any other remedy. 1t acts
like magic, For sale by all Druggists. GEO. C.
q GOODWIN CO.. Agents, Boston.
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Good Readia,g.


The following. from the Cincinnati
Commercial, is mighty good reading:
The bowling Radical demagogues who
tell the colored people that they are in
danger Of losing their civil and political
rights should Greeley be elected to the
Presidency, which is a mon,trous false
hood, as they well know, are responsible
for the inilamed condition of the African
mind. 1t is the same despicable trick
which, in pro-slavery days, the Demo-
cratic demagogues resorted to arouse the
prejudices and passions of the Irish, by
telling them the negroes, if freed, would
invade the Northern States, reduce the
wages Of labor, and take the bread out
of the mouths of their wives and chill
dren. There was no more truth in those
incorporate assertions than there is in
the predictions Of the frantic Radicals
now. II trouble and bloodshed come Of
playing in this dangerous manner upon
the imaginations and feelings Of class
Of citizens, the majority of whom are not
educated or informed, il will be laid
where il belongs, at the door of those
who, to re-elect Grant, are desperately
unscrupulous Us to the means they en-
ploy.
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Salt Baths.

We lay no claims to a knowledge Of
hygenic or physic, but by an actual ex-
pertinent and observation, we have learn
ed some practical and useful truths. And
after all, friends, is this not the best way
in the world to learn anythingr Among
the few things we have learned is, that
salt hasL;. ere very beneficial to the hn-
man body. Hence, sea-bathing is so o.
ten resorted to. The proper amount of
salt IN given quantity Of water, may
be asceriained by the party desiring to
be bathed, from actual tests. First,
wing say gill of salt to eight gallons
of water, and then increasing or decreas-
ing the quantity until the proper amount
is arrived at. The person needing such
baths (and who does mott will require a
different amount Of salt Hninfant, of
course with tender flesh, a thiu,skinned
body, would require small amounts of
salt at first, but as they become accus-
toned to its Use, a much greater amount
could be used, until the flesh would bear
the strongest brine. During the summer
months, the skin is open-the pores sus-
ceptible 10 the influence of saline par
ticles, and as the saline parts of the blood
are thrown off through the pores of the
skin by perspiration, it must be made
up, or rather supplied by artificial means.
Fat men or women, especially those who
are hard workers, throw off much per-
spiration, and hence the surface of the
flesh breaks out with small, numerous red
pimples, called heat Salt bathing
will cure this annoying complaint by re-
storing to the surface the saline particles
which nature requires to keep the body
in an equal state.
Another excellent remedial agent, and
perhaps II greater and more immediate
efficacy. is the use of saline drinks.
Hence, mineral waters which contain
this property in the performance, are
greatly beneficial in cutaneous diseases of
a mild form. What then is the lesson
we learn? Simply to use salt baths
take saline drinks-live in as cool an at
as possible, and we will enjoy
life far better than those who live under
4 different system.- Ed.
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The giving Of double names to chill
dren should be abandoned bylparents.
Some Of themnot only give doutae names,
but four or Eve; o. witness Mrs. Emma
ID. +. n. Southwcrth. Now what isthe
sense, usN or meaning OF oil this multi
plicity Of namesy How often Is the
child called by more than single one OF
all the many names tackled on to ~ Not
once in dozen. We are told that the
reason is obvious, because there are many
persons Of the same name in the same
community-seveml John Smiths and
Mary Jones, and to distinguish them, We
must put in middle name. we do
not think that We reason Is sufficient.
There are other and better ways OF DIS
tinguishing The persons named, and we
shall always believe that the giving OF
more than one name to q chlld'' rs wrong
let us have plain John smith and Mary
Jones, without the useless and cumber-
some double and treble appendages.
We have further objections IN this
matter of naming children,-the giving
Of names of distinguished men or women.
lie who would call his child after re-
nowned people, can never hope reasona-
bly,, to have that child similarly distin-
guished who ever saw second Web
ster' Clay Pitt' Eratian' Curran' Gal
houn' Jefferson ora second great woman
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