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MI. CoIfax on the Presfd ency.

NOT ACANDIDATEFORP PRE- >IpEHTIAL HONORS-
fAvoRs The RBSoN NATION oF GRANT.
1NDIANAPoLIs, Feb. 9-Vice President Col
fax has written letter to the editor of the
Journal. OF this city. in which, after noticing a
concerted fort was being made 10 secure for
him the republican nomination for President,
he says: "No such effort is being made any,
where by my wish or authority. Publicly and
privately, In speeches and In letters, 1 have in
variably declared myself In favor of President
Grants denomination, as well to those not
friendly to IL as to those who were, and have so
written to every friend in Indiana who asked
my opinion. When the ticket for Grant and
Colfax was elected i'm 1868 determined there
should be no alienation between them growing
out of the distribution Of Presidential patron
age, in regard to which Iresolved not to obtrude,
or from any lack Of friendship or good will on
my part, and am glad to state that this Was
most cordially reciprocated by the Presi-
cent, 80 that there has never been the
slightest disturbance Of our most desirable
personal and political relations. nor can
any discord in the party be traced to any
real or even pretended antagonism between us.
[ feel deeply the obligations i am under TO the
republicans OF Indiana and the nation for their
long continued confidence; and political duty to
party whose record for the past years is the
noblest ever made by any party, i'm any country
or any age, induced me TO say that If the ma
rional convention deemed il wisest to renomi-
cate me tor the Office now hold, I would
accept: but my interest IN the continued
sscendancy Of republication If far greater tn an
any personal considerations, and if the conven-
ton prefers some one else for the Vice Presi-
'iency-and there are many abler and worthier-
no man in the United States will exceed me In
he cordiality and earnestness with which
hal support him. i am not a candidate for the
Presidential nomination, beiag Just as decidedly
as ever in favor of President Grants renomina-
declare unanimously. I beg. for the sake OF
harmony politically and to save me personally
from the suspicion of bad faith toward one with
whom my relations are and always have been so
Ql fhof
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A Young WOMAN whose fathers palatial resi-
dence Ii situated on one OF the principal streets
Of M ssouri's capital, recently, In the space of a
single twenty-four hours managed, without dis
covery, 10 get herself engaged 70 eight different
the next day TO obtain her fathers blessing on
their union. They all did 30; and the scene thai
ensued can be better imagined than described.
The lady meantime had left the state disguised
AZ n peddler
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W hF I'M 70 y q
Ley bottles : I. CALM, 10. Also, large
g. Il CalifornI y. Pit, kEscatti Angelica
Sff there PER borfrl 0T ~ quartity. These Wines
direct f-.u y -}ur ard are the only article
rsrk~r TIA cav 4 ~ I'D urOn - perfectly pure,
-0It cummus iuu purp-s-s-- and the sick Pric =
---eri-F-irEsy t.v- lsye ale pure old Holland
s-iV eel sdsrfr 81 ~ beats persons and females
= thr-e gnsds ante! D"rfectiy pure. I still
DIV u-Ts rats. ghlc. - certainly great ieduee-
=" buyers. 2 KEEP large assortment, buy in
ire quantities and hsaCs Afford to sell So low
1 ~lli MI rcp : CIV me- call, even though IL
- . little out o YOUR way.
ARTHUR EATTANS, Druggist,
suz IT ~-Cord ard ID str eets n W.
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Fatal Result Of Want Of Ventilation
I'm n Mine

INV YORK, Feb. IA scranton dispafch
gives the verdict OF the corOser's jury on the
recent explosion in the Henry mine. IL tnsls
tat tie explosion resulted from want of care ia
v -ntilatiou.
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Ereur~tsut.ts tu Danger.

NEW loRR, Feb. 12.-The steamship Moro
Castle, which arrived yesterday frum Havana
with party OF eNcursiOnists from TIL city. g. g..
caught in gale when OF Nassau. aud narra t r.
escaped. Her coal had given out. and s,us
eighty boxes Of sugar were used fuel To D. .Nc
steam
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SHOCKING SLAUGHTER OF FOREIGNERS IN
TIE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.-A recent out
break OF fanaticism in the town Of Judi, in the
The Sanchos, excited to fury by man named
Sallune, made sudden attack on the foreign
ere: The latter, taken by surprise, were unab'e
to defend themselves, and before the authorities
could stop the slaughter thirty six were killed.
The assassins were then attacked by the troops.
and fed, but were pursued, and sixteen were
shot and twenty-fouf taken prisoners.
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THEY HAVE Rev" in Springfield, Mas
by the name Of j. Percy Painter, who. IL the
allegations be true, has been guilty of the i'm
propiiety Of marrying a Mrs.. Lawrence only siN
weeks after her husband had committed suicide,
and before his own wife had performed that
accommodating act. They have no objection
IN Springfield 10 reverend gentlemen marrying
the widows Of deceased suicides IL they can
reconcile IL with their good taste and sacred
functions, but they have q pee uliar prejudice
against any man marrying a second time before
he has got rid of his first wife, and - have locked
up the Reverend Painter
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THREE DUELs ON THE cARPET-A CRAZY POLE
GOING FOR" ALExrs-A POLITICAL MUIR
DER.
NEw YORK, Feb. PA New Orleans dispatch
states that several duels originated from the tes-
timony OF Capt. Scott before the Congressional
tommittee, who swore to the bribery of GER
ain officials. Scott has challenged Senator
Campbell, and they win fight with double bar
reled shot guns. Lucien Adams CHALLENGED
scott, and they will fight with swords. Police
Superintendent Badger has challenged Carter.
fanatical Pole issued placard against Alexis.
and has been held to keep the peace. Mr.. Mas,
fer vas shot on steamer Saturday, by one VIII
>on, during political riot.
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The Snow BLOCKADE ON TIRE UNION Pa
cIFIo RAILRoAD--Urgent dispatches were re-
ceiyed n Salt Lake City yesterday morning 20
forward provisions Immediately 10 the nearest
point to the blockade on the Union Pacific rail-
road. The merchants and citizens generally
al once set te work. and by 2 O'Clock d. nm. a
train started with four car loads Of supplies
snow-bound trains were at Separation having
INSIDE fourteen miles since Friday morning
They hope TO be dug out i'm q few DAYS. There ~
said TO be much sickness and suffering among
the passengers. Separation is distant from
Omaha $40 miles, and some OF the road is in very
bad condition. IL showed heavily at Salt Lake
City all day yesterday.
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SHE DID IT WITH H1R LITTLE HArcurr-
Mary Holland, Of nth street, New York, quar-
and struck him on the head with . Ratchet,
causing instant death.
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SENATOR DAVIS, of Kentucky, we regret to
say, still continues in critical state. His physi-
clan, however, is not without hope of his ulti-
mate recovery.
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ARREST OF NOTED RoBBRR-Thomas
Rod9ndo, alias Procopio, charged with many
murders, stage robberies and other crimes, vas
captured at his hidinR-p' ace in San Francisco
on Saturday. He has been the terror of south
ern California for years. He was surprised
Saturday, and had not time to draw his pistols,
or, II Is said, he would never have been taken
alive. He Is q nephew of the famous bandit.
4errita, killed In Frisco in early DAYS,
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TIE Congressional committee in New Orleans
have concluded INSTRUMENTATION and left there
last evening for Washington.
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CHIEF JUSTICE MCKEAN, of Utah, has had
permission granted him to visit Washington to
make a statement in relation to the Mormon
trials in that territory.
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CLERICAL SCANDAL.-A suit has been
brought in NJ Massachusetts, court by Anna Ma
thieson against Rev. LinvilIe j. Hall, a Metho-
dist clergy man, to recover damages in the sum
OF $1,000 for breach of promise to marry and
LOT seduct,oh. The woman was formerly the
preachers housekeeper, and there are indiica-
uons that the case may have been got up to ex-
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Disturnelfs " United States Register or
Blue Book for 1927 contains, as usual with
this publication, large amount Of useful politi-
cal and statistical information.
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NV VkLkhNs, Feh. lE.-Thp nnrtl rar9V
arrived this morning. Salutes were area. Ma
or Flanders and others met Alexis AZ tue steam
er and escorted him TO the 81. Charles Hotel.
The Duke will have a reception to- morrow in
the mayors rarlor az the CITY Hall
The hotels are crowded with strangers. The
weather is clear and pleasant Tor the MSr,li
Gras festivities.
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Crime IN Nav Yarsr

THE sToKHs TRIAL-DKArH or JACK GLASS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Five hundred petit and
hfiy grand Jurors are ct the Oyer and fermiDer
curt to-day. from whom Jury il 10 be drawn
to Try Stokes. Judge Cardoso charged the Rrand
-ome little delay and conversation between the
ounsel and judge, the hrst juror, Wn. B. Og-
den, was accepted 70 try the case Of Stokes
JACK Glass, who Was fearfully stabbed some
time aso, died early this morning.
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THE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF FRRucH TER
RIroAY.-M. De Remusat, French minister of
foreign affairs, in reply to deputation who
waited upon him with the purpose of securing
ment to relieve France Of the German occupa-
ton, said the government could not oficially
give Its concurrence, because the Germsns,
fearing that the anticipatory payment might in
dicate an intention on the part or the French TO
take their revenge, would insist ON occupyine
the six departments for the stipulated time.
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Rock Valley, Mass, last week, on the charge of
horse stealing. The horse, wagon and harness
were stolen from George H. Moreley's livery
taken to Albany, and sold at auction. Nrs.
Jones Is only twenty years old, and this Is her
nrst offence, to which she Is believed to have
been instigated by her husband.
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE MICHIGAN LDsIs-
LATURE.-Govern0r Baldwin, of Michigan to-
day issued . proclamation converting the legis-
lature In extra session at Lansing, March Is, for
the reapportionment of the state into nine con-
gressional districts. He also directs Q special
in the leRislature.
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CUBA WORSE THAN CALIYoRNIA on rHr
CHINIsH.-The brutality Of the authorities in
Cuba finds such insufficient vent on the natives
that the unfortunate Chinese on the island have
been placed under regulations that remand them
20 condition Of the most absolute slavery
They are not permitted % make any n,oycnent
OF to leave the country, and are subject 10 ar
hitrary arrest and imprisonment, from whence
they escape only BY being forced to work for the
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The Pacific Mail Ce,npaa unvest,va.

NV YoEK. Feb. l2-The Pacific Mail Com
pany's investigating committee examined r.. =
Chaplin. broker. He knew OF no combination
by president Stockwrll and Others o. iNck an
c eDcy, his firm have bought Pacific stock
since the let Of January. he undersf and ng it 10
he Tor Stockwell. The counsel Tor LaNman,
whe psntioned the legislature tor tn commit
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Hre N PSila1eIahsa.

PnnApHtfnIA. FEB. t2.-The extensive OIL
VILE, near the junction Of Tie New York rafrosd
md ID areet, was totally Destroyed b. Are last
night, Total loo, e1eo ~ There y Q partial
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GENERAL SHERMAN AND LIEUTENANT
GRANT arrived in Rome yesterday to remain
about ten days, and will then proceed to
Naples, where they will re-embark on the United
States feet, under Admiral Alden.
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them a hearing at the bar on the 18th Of FebrG-
sry The resolution was rejected yeas -;
nays 10.
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Henry Weirman and Ernest Neister, aged
thirteen years, broke through the Ice vino
day afternoon, and were drowned.
ga partial Investigation OF the FIRE depart-
1ent OF Chicago is said 30 have developed some
startling facts. Many Of the onioers are chsreed
Win incspacity, drunkeneo and disAsnesty.
o0The champion smoker Of Newark, N. d..
Is q Frenchman. At ono time his regular ALLOW,
ance was thirty cigars day, but the expense of
this y too heavy for him now. and he contents
himsea vite briar-wocd PIPE and 2 daily al
nTThe Scientific American describes M.
Dubrunfant's method Of making artificial mill.
1t 10 not expected that this milk will supeFDede
cows milk for the table, but - u thought that
daily beverage.
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AT LA1eira, Iowa, on the Sd Instant, q mas
queraoe pan became scene OF horror. Two
stabbed Mr.. q. Hanson till he died, stabbed NJ
Coyle IN the back, Mr.. Mix in the rieht side
and Mr.. Gauno In the hip. The assassin is be-
whom they are hunting. -S'
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A aaine Man harmed On uens,,

GARDNER, ME-, Feb L.. - Samuel Rice
dwelling was burned yesterday ami Rice per
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IT is STATED on pretty good authority that
ex-Msycr Sayles j. Bowen, of this city, is to be
appointed Minister to Ecuador.
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The New Charter for New York CITY
NEW YORK, Feb. l2.-Nearly all the commit
tee OF seventy left this merning for ALBANY 10
urge the passage OF the new CITY charter
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CAMBRIDoH va. OxPoRD.-A rsce betvear
the Cambridge and Oxford boat crews 3 an
nounced to take place over tho Thames 0ourae
on the 3d OF March. Betting Is two 10 one in
favor OF the CambridRe crew
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new Yoxx, teS. ga number q furniture
Dechanics yeotordAy determin ID 70 organize a
society to eo-epsrotS with the eikht-hopr move
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ADJUSTMENTS,


NV NATIONAL THEArER.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE
IN pIEIsr HSR aT,e .15 NNSaaIis,
MIS- III: ;ss ALICE iLitmi?f DU GSisiISs.
xOsiAY EvssisG. i Fesraa @ prfaa, IL, is7,,
Tom w6ySbfs sssr w %o Gsnesy Of
sfh fMoG Orisiaai sketches eonciudins With the
m.kFissss AT ANY PRICE
m4ree ch..s. bin eacS night sia
sC ssss, G lssd diil' fr s0f sint
EsCAPED NUM-
FOR LADIES ONLYi
MISS EDITH O'GORMAN, the heroic and popu-
,ues :. nh her I,.trrs. in Washlnpton WIN
s,liysI P nv kEGITRE e LADIES ONLY.
Of THE week. No gentlemen admitted ON this occa
sion
" order to also accommodate many OF the ladies in
10. iscture will commence AT S9srter mast tbrse
looIs open half an hour previous She recently gave
this lecture in Phlsdslph ia immense audience
OfOveT
- SEVENTEEN HUNDRED LADIES.
MISS COCHRAN will have something of great
importance to tell the ladies, and something that
will he especially interes ing to Every lady
Who ought 10 b. present. and take her daughter
pHb her.
Books containing history of her life, also copi's
If her photographs can be had IT the hall the
sit' TDOsn OF the lecture
Tickets, so cents No extra charge for reserved
.est-, for sale at Mr.. Ballantyne book store,
4o27th street, second door aboyeD.
81 Ladies will please remember that the sooner
III apply for tickets the better they will
" / hUut any extra charge.
- Particular Dotice The Lecture already an
pcunc- ID and advertised for "WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING Of this week WILL NOT take place. fz St
TEE COURSE OF FREE LECTURES BY Dr.
BANNING, in the hall Of the Congregational
Church, (cnrner Of 10th AID c. on PRACTICAL
for ladies, at y ,. m RDNEsDAY, and be-
TIRE bOth ladies and gentlemen ct IN m. n WE'D
HESpAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY of this week.
Ir. Bs inning may be consulted At the National
Hotel until Saturday. fl3a'
(rONCEkT AND AMATEUR DRAMATIC EN-
u TkRTAINMENT, tor the Benefit Of the Central
1i-Etnsary and Sc. Mark 3 Church Building Fund
ct LINCOLN HALL, MONDAY EVENING, Feb
Iusry 9Th ls73, c. mime ncing at O'Clock. Mr. and
MS fairismb, Messrs. Young, widney. withe-
NV, Mile Benz, 1.-THE Danish Pianist,J aad others
seems from :. The Merchant Of Venice" BOB
sA~NERs TEA PARTY, and the Iaushabie
fIO2t'
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The NV STAT. DBPAkrNRNf Burprxe
IHvEsTIGATIoN.-Itw will be remembered that q
resolution was passed by the House Of Repre-
sentatives on the 18th ultimo, directing that
the Comnittes on Pubic BuildineD and
Grounds investigate the work done on the new
state Department building, and report why
Seneca sandstone was used in the foundation
wallis, instead Of granite, ordered 6y the ioint
eommittee on public buildings md grounds,
ana ascertain by whose authority the change
Vas made, and whether the work 10 being done
-, svossAnuel manner, also, 10 ascertain whe-
tneI me most has seriously damaged TIE seneca
sandstone already used in the foundation walls:
ara autnofixing the committee 70 send for Der,
sons ana papers, and to take testimony on ALI
Questions rei,ung to contracts for stone 20 far
= tne votk nas progressed. The committee
CATION at their next meeting ON Wednesdsv OF
THE week. The investigates has hem ~
ponet until this time owing to the contip rea
Geld weather and the frost and snow VhicS
wou'd Ia We interfered with Q Thorough erarei-
nation. The first witness examined vim nrohs
bly, be Mr.. Mullett, Supervising Architect OF
the Treasury, who hs charge Of the building.
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REV. JosHuA DoDsoN BRADLEY, the new
convert from ritualism to the Roman OefhoIic
church, has decided not to take orders IN the
faith he has adopted for some tine. He Is nov
said to 10 probationary inmate Of the monas-
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The CAR-HoOK MURDRRKR.-The appeal of
Foster, the New FORK icar-hoOk murderer, Wa
argued before the general term supreme court
On saturday. Bartlette, for the prisoner, claim
ca that Judge Cardozo, who tried him, was un-
der strong excite ment from the murder OF near
relative. Decision reeerved -
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BRIe1AM You've IL reported Is being ouite
III, and his strength failing fast. :
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Porkopslfs Wsots . visit froa The
III 0op0O00o Rab0Any.
CINCINNATI, o., FEB. 12--At public meet
ing Of merchasts and others to-day, . resolution
was adsptsd - invite the Japanese enbassy 10
visit thiS etty. and committee appointed to ex-
tend the invitation.
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|. ITALY AooRIBvRD AT FRAHCE-Cheyalier
Nigra, late Italian minister to Franco has been
appointed minister TO Russia. The posifion Va.
Gated by Chevalier Nigrs win not be refllIed. n
the Italian govern4ent feels asRrieyod n
France having no minister 10 Rome.
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1Hk TREATY QU1sTION.-There are no new
developments relative to the treaty of Washing
ton. Although, a. has been already stated, our
government is not disposed to modify its state
ment Of the case, no formal replv can he made
10 Lord Granville's note to General Schenck
until the full and exact text shall be received.
Mnlcn Is expected toward the close Of this week
mere mas been much interest, but no marked
excitement ~ the position Of affairs, nor appre-
hension that even should Endland recede from
the treaty, results would follow more serious in
their consequences than existed before II wa
Negotiated. Nothing has even been limited in
omeial circles about strengthening our national
oefenses 70 meet . possible contingency, and no
measures will become necessary. IL 10 reporte1
In executive circles that our government 4
willing to abide the results Of the tribunal Of
determination, and viii expect . corresponding
degree Of good faith on the part ofthe British.
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G. F. BALDWIN, special agent of the Post
Office Department for Ohio, is in tswn, for the
purpose of reporting to the department as to
prosecutions for violations of the postal laws in
which he has had marked success.
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THE FRoLFo sails to- morrow from the navy
yard here to New York.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
LECTURES.

C I L Re By
T.w. N MARSHALL, LID,
on SUNDAY IyINING. 18th inst. ct O'Clock, in
tie Basement hall q 81. Matthew o church, 18th
d streets subl-ct: MtsS,cs o( Wo-aa ~ l
Gsued SGfsS Tickets. 50 cts. 11mfs.
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TIE GENERAL ORDER" SYsTKM.-There is
no truth in the report that an order will be
made abolishing the general order system; nor
will any action be taken in the premises either
by the President or Secretary Boutwell,, until
the return Of the committee Of investigation now
in New York. The Secretary of the Treasury
fed himself from the evidence as to What is
necessary for the better working Of the service:
but he may change some Of his plans after the
committee have fully presented their case and
suggestions.
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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFIcRRs,-Ordered,
Ensign Edward H. Wiley, Midshipmen
Charles G. Bowan, Arthur p. Osborn aud VIM.
p. Potter to the gunne,y practice ship Constel-
lation, and First Assistant Engineer Geo. w.
Hall and Second Assistant Engineer George s.
Gates to the Iroquois, 10th inst. Detached,
Master Edward W. Sturdy from the Hydro
graphic ONCE and placed on waiting orders.
Master Chas- w. Christopher this morning re-
ceived his commission from the President as
lieutenant.
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LONDON. Feb. 12.-The report is prevalent
throughout London this afternoon that Lord
Mayo, Governor General of India, has been
stabbed and killed by q convict at Port Belair
Andaman Islands. The influence of the report
Is already felt on the Stock Exchange. The
,rces of all securities affected by Indian affairs
are lower: The authority for il, however, is not
vet traced.
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INTERNAL REvKNUE.--The receipts from this
source to-day were $5i9, J02.33.
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LEAD" INTO TEMPTATION The U. s.
Treasurer received to-day from penitent Mis-
sourian a money order for 1912, being the value
of lead taken from car load belonging to the
government ten years ago, with interest for that
period added. The order was transmitted BY
his attorneys. who stated that he wishes to place
himself all right with God and man. He Is sorry
for having been lead into temptation.