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@GRAND ANNIVERSARY TEMPERANCE
MEETING.-The Anniversary Meeting of
81 PETERS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will be
held ST. Peters School Building T. street between
"a and a h streets y. T. SUNDAY EVENING Jan
ifh. IeI2 Rev I. K. BOYLE and others will address
the meeting. ST. Peters Choir has kindly voIun-
teer their erSices for the occasion By order Of
uIZ COMMIT EE
nT ASHlNGTON MARkET COMPANY-
~ The annual meeting of the stockholders of
The ashiDgton Market Company stands adjourned
TO SATURDAY. 18th January, inst twelve O'clock
noon, at the National Metropolitan Bank
WASHINGTON. jan 8, 1872 iss.
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u d R d Il A l. 3 A NJ n Ell
A NEW DISCOVERY.
THE GREAT ANTIsEPrIc LOTION.
wATERY SOLUTION OF THE HEALING
BALsAMIC GUMS ACCOMPLISHED.
Process discovered and patented Sept 18th, 1871
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINE
IL unparalleled as q dressing for WOUNDS, ULCERS
and SORES OF every description, which il heals by
,ndHc,ns htahhy srorrLatioa. II is the most Eff
FECTlvE remedy for all SKIN DISEASES.
CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE
sno cure all, nor q secret compound; but every
intelligent person can and understand from the
single tests set forth in circulars that it is the
lie, for the poses for which it is recommended
NO OTHER REMEDY HOLDS THE SAME TESTS!
CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE
Is effective, pleasant, and perfectly harmless.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:
ingredients which enter into the composition of this
article, have no hesitation in declaring that the
PREPARATION MUST be valuable for the uses to which
IN submitting the BORaBALsANINE to the usual tests
in my practice, and will communicate to you the re-
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= The burn, as you know, was very severe
Dut from the moment we began to apply the BORO-
BALBAMINE all pain and inflammation ceased
Ssrs1s =, friend t t. use i for very az
variety OF remedial agents-to no purpose After
the of the first bottle decided was
noticed and nov, having continued its for three
All BOROBALsHMiNi PREPARATORY are
,S y s' ss & sc Dr1s
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oec|o-u OLDBEkO OO.
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Both branches Of the Colorado legislature
Yesterday adopted joint memorial to Congress
asking for the admission Of that territory as
state in the union
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1t Il observed that Theodoress TIlton Il not in
attendance at the women,s convention now i'm
session in this city. Anything wrong between
Iheodoress and the rest Of 'em?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12

The National Association Of Bar Iron Manu-
facturers, I'm session at Philadelphia YESTERDAY
adopted resolutions in favor Of ahgh pro. ectiye
fzrif.
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OFFICIAL,

DEPARTMENT or Srargl
WASHINGTON, d. c., Janusry >. 1872
lnf,rmatlon has been received at this Department
ron Mr. squire Cotrell, the CONNIE re ai agent of
the nted States at fan Juan del Norte of the loss
on the 18th OF November, ISL, " q uito Reef - of
the bark Hunter, of Portland, Maine Crew saw ed
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"SaLE OF STOCK OF GENTLgMENs
~ ,I FURNISHING GOODS AND TOILET
Ar PRIME CosT To Close Our BrsISEss
he ehine stock in the store 80 4 street, CON
furnishing Store, embracing Toilet Articles Gloves
hosiery, dc, will be sold at prime cost prices 10
close ont and settle up The business must be an al
closed without delay, the proprietor intends to
enter into other business.
The attention Of the public is invited to this SALE
be obtained. is g.
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STOCK Report.
fS. M's ssn i H.,yr 1sSs c%,s.,
& a. ecs sS%p'1 ill., s o. . sS%sSn 1Ss
S:s;:s: ds$S.ii:ss S::.:;S 5s:s Es;s
sIseh !ok Quicksilver, is. Pacific Nail: So Pos.
g.sT:.: s:9' &i Ss: ss:
Hndson se 9is @
8ssdins, lis Mich 6s aa,iem Lake
fssd SsnT: e cIsssls ssie f Hs
a 6nre = on Northwest, go Northwest preferred
nln'Ss III R :e l I...1
iefT.a S9. WsSa.S g. w Paul, ~; do, pre-;
LsckawsnEs estern ,iolx Fort Wayne oS,. otis
Alton 4 Terre Haute, -; Hannibal < 81 joseph.
Sio and Ss Una s Rssi'5 Gsfnn i
Chicago and Indiana Central, %; T-nnesse IS old
sSls North csrSlisa e. Old En- a9 SSn
Bonds. 'IT non Pss Ii 81 0satrs Pacific a.
los'iAl0s'. Market nns..tled-.cli7c.
10, 3 asked vs.. Virginia =, a, bid, q asked q.
Jan. Sa ga ea S' : ssSsd lou mid
s :a s. s''s snsa Dr..
PRIME fn White $50 gf.%: 1 eSGis 81 e..
mixed western, Gail. Oats dull and nomin Il Sjss6
western butter unchanged; receipts extremely
large Pork steady, Slss.; Bacon quiet; shoulders,
rib sides, "a; elt ar rib des, "a; sugar-cured
hams, 15aA. Lard quiet So. WHISKY nominal, q;
NEW fonE. Jan IL Stocks, firm and quiet Gov
,r1menfs dull and steady, Money firm, Z, gold
Gold st lady So. Virginia skies, 81: new, g. .
2, "a; neN, l6.s. Exchange, long, ga; short 81.
NEW fORA, Jan. I2-FlOur dull and declining
LSsDOs, Jan i21lsSF M.NconsoIss, sis.ass for
both "
PAsls. Jan, l2.Ihe specie in the Bank Of France
has decreased so 90 francs during the W eek
kentee, 50 francs, p centimss
FRANKFORT. Jan. l2.-Bonds opened at a6a9o,a for
the ISIS ne of 1852.
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MEDICAL, &c,

ConsULf DR.: L!01.Hs &carset:ss 2 speedy
sYfHfLfTi0 bfsk Ms vitSost ~ or or n cae
cufy, or no charge. The Doctor II The ojdsa sssaA
hsAed Dhycictan for such specially q - city a0d
his auooese IN oQrtnG snch compla1nts Unexcellol
Ladies ana eontlemen ca consult hiR Oo00do1tiaNy
nd Iriyately g . N azesG od4-G
DE SAkDFxR ka,s srl.s Eieeaf Q: s. y.rsei
O. m. p 10 , NJ e his once, n W. corner q iith
st. and RenpgyNa avenue, (OeOonA story Dor hie
residence, loe& naeoachusefta avenuo, between
10Th ana nth sts ~. W From his groaf experieuce
IN treating over go cases g the o. g. veaereal
Hospital, ana practice Of thirty years anong both
male, and tsnase, he cen wasraot . cure in . Sew
T.B.- vpon the receipt e elo, sdvice s,d neai.
cine willie sent q sxpresa He waSrants % cure
4 AIDES eUFFD1IN0 fRO2 lRRD0UL1RI.
their ssx should ooaAde IN DB L4OH, tkS eiSae g.
tabtisAsd and only and sAfe PhysiciAn MI
ING speciality Of feale 90 plstnfs IN o. city Hs
especially invites Q oaA from thoos Who haye been
deceived By swinahrs. He guarantees 4 0poo6y
cure or no charge.- Sspvets koeas Hog ladr 20
s.sssfs. Rooms Re. I'll iistrset, between 7tk N
nR. MOTT8 rRHNCH POWDRRS, car TAIN
~ CUkE Jog Heryous Debility. Seminal Entf
sone, cau.ed ~ inaiscretion, 0onorrhea, oIsses
seroSla, sktn Dissass, syphiis, In ell its tssse,
Belssm Coraris sad M~es.x siscs,dsf,
: Sold n Washington by WA- y. EEfWIeLD.
Druegim corner Pennsylvasia ave. and 13th street.
Pries " per Soxs sent by rssa. HSly
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The New York money market yesterday was easy
The stock market WAS streng, but government bonds
we're somewhat dull, on account Of the decline IN
gold
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Is NURSES SCHOOL AT FREEDMENs

IT. lRSES' SCHOOL AT FREEDMENS
w. HOSPITAL.
The course Of Lectures will commence March
1917, and will continue for three months
Full and practical Instructions will be given unop
all the duties Of the monthly nurse, including the
proper care of infants. "
The Lying in wards OF the hospital, under the
charge OF one OF the Instructors will afford opportu
nity fer Illustrations Of the subjects taught
For circulars giving detailed information apply to
Professor ROBER kEYBURN, N. D., No 62S +
street, surgeon in charge of Freedmen g He sptal:
P5ofessor JOS. TABER JOHNSON, M D., No
S35 New York avenue, physician of the Lying i'm
wards, OF at the hospital. ian5-2m
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DISEASES 81 the BYD treated eratuitoAaly, b.
.cs. i bs hGSFi q = IA S$ao5 ssr
E:E1sUah' Consulting ssrssoHs 0ID10n PAL
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WANTED-Every one to know that the FinckIe
w 4 Lyon Manufacturing Co. a new SEWING
MACHINE, VICTOR has q self setting Needle
and the most perfect shuttle in use. Agency at
bet. ~ and 9th streets. J. w. SPIOER. japSIy
WANTED.To rent by the first of February or
hrsf OF March, by the undersigned, BRICK
DIV ELLING with TO 10 rooms; all modern conye-
Dl' pces, and situated between and north and ~
and 10Th streets west. Ii. SILvERBERG,
JaDo 312 7th street.
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cIfIzkSSSS,o HEaY = kSp NAVY LapSSn Co." -
MERCHANT TAI OR, ~
Metropoi an Hotel. date Browns.D
ygu No 362 Penn a. ave, Washington. -
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but that it was simply . transfer oi
duty, and the Commissioner could sp.
point as many officials ss he pleased.
Mr.. Wood, in conclusion, denied that
there was any reform in this bill. The
kind OF reform he wanted and demanded
was the entire abolition OF the internal
revenue system of the country, thus
cutting off all expenditures not now
necessary. He called attention to the
fact that while this bill proposed . re-
duction Of officers, the amount OF money
asked for by the Commissioner for next
year was greater than last year.
Mr.. Beck, Of Kentucky, and Mr..
Garfield, OF Ohio, explained that if the
pending bill passed, the appropriation
for the internal revenue would he cut
down over 81 100000.
Mr.. Shellabarger, Of Ohio. and
others objected to the bill on the ground
that it imposed new duties on
collectors which were not regularly
contemplated when the Offices were
created.
Mr.. Beck denied that any duties
were imposed which could not be per-
formed by the collectors.
After some further discussion by
Messrs. Rice, Beck, Dawes and others,
the House, at 3 P. NJ, adjourned.
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NEW YORK.
Decision Rendered.

New YORK, December GA decision
in the case OF the Rockford, Rock
Island and St. Louis Railroad Com.
pany against Henry H. Brady was
given to-day in the Supreme Court
chamber by Judge Leonard, and was as
follows: 1.-THE affidavit shows that
there was a refusal 10 make proper
certificate. The certificate being in
proper form the order to examine is
therefore vacated
mrs. Woodruff.
This morning Mrs. Woodruff, &C
companied by her counsel, called at the
Mayors Office for the purpose Of apply
ing to the Mayor for an order to release
the property which has been siezed at
her office, when che was arrested on the
charge OF libel. The Mayor being alb
sent the application was deferred.
Tweed.
To-day, in the Tweed case, a motion
was made by the counsel on the part OF
the people to arraign Tweed on the last
indictment for felony. The decision on
the motion to quash the first indict-
ment was postponed until the 10th
inst, and an effort will be made on the
same day to have Tweed arraigned on
the last indictment.
The Decision Of tho Attorney Gsn-
eral,
relative to the authority Of the Post.
master General to suppress obscene pub.
locations passing through postoffices, as
published, is contrary 20 law, and
vastly different from his actual decis-
ion. The Attorney General decides
that the Postmaster General, or his
employees in the Postoffice Department,
have no right to open letters or pack
ages passing through the mails, no mat.
ter how strong suspicion may be that
they contain obscene matter; that
when packages or letters are open 80
as to show the contents to be obscene
matter, the right Of seizure is unques-
toned, and persons sending matter o:
this kind are subject to arrest and pros.
ecution.
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to be communicated to General Badger
demanding that all intruders be expelled
from his Office; that is, such as he
(Bovee) should point out This notice
Badger, after reading, laid on his table.
demanding that Bovee should exhibit
some further authority for his assump'
tions. At this Bovee produced the
mandate of the Supreme Court in the
case OF Bovee Us Heron, as already
published in the Picapme.
The individuals attached to Mr.. Bovee
AMI present with him at the time of
these occurrences report that Gen
eral Badger said he could not recognize
the decree referred to; that he considered
Bovee as an interloper and required
him to leave the Office. Bovee in re-
sponse declared himself to be Secretary
Of State, in lawful possession of the
office, and therefore would not leave un.
less removed by force. Badger said he
was prepared to use force and asked
Bovee if he desired force to be used.
Bovee said that he, Badger, used it once
on him and that he had q
lively recollection OF its result General
Badger commanded Mr.. Bovee and his
clerks to leave the office. Obedience
was promptly refused. General Badger
took hold of Kerrigan and torcibly re-
moved him from the office, and turned
him over to the police, who by this
time had entered the building and were
standing in the hall. Bovee and his
clerks were removed in like manner.
Mr.. Bovee, as he passed out, remarked
to the bystanders, that next time he
came it would be to stay.
During these occurrences Mr.. Whar-
ton and General Sheridan were present,
and the event lett Mr.. Wharton in
possession as acting Secretary OF State.
Thus closed the exciting scenes of yes
terday. At an early hour this morn
ing the Institute was found to be in
possession Of Deputy United States
Marshal Loan, supported by two bat>
reries OF artillery, under Brevet Briga-
der General jackson.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Situation.

PARIS, December 6.-The agitation
among various parties for the dissolu.
ton Of the Assembly is increasing. The
result; of the election yesterday OF the
Legislative Committee Of thirty, pro-
posed by Dutuare is still the chief topic
of conversation. The attention OF all
parties is turned to the government,
whose next step is awaited impatiently.
1t is the general belief that the pro-
posal to dissolve the Assembly will be
carried. All efforts toward reconciling
the government and the opposition are
now regarded as impracticable.
PARIS, December 6.-Noon-The ex.
citement in this city and Versailles is
intense. 1t is rumored that President
Theirs will certainly resign before the
Assembly adjourns. Business is almost
at a stand still, and the worst tears Tor
the stirring nature of the coming events
are entertained, producing an extreme
panicky feeling on the public mind.
The political situation is the sole theme
OF conversation, among all classes.
The tradesmen are being greatly de-
pressed at the prospect OF the coming
disorder.
PARIS, December 6-Evening.-The
committee appointed to consider the
proposal Of NJ Dufuare has elected NJ.
De Laruy as President against the Gov
ernment nominee. This choice is re-
garded as significant and as foreshadow-
ing the character OF the report to be
made by the committee to the Assem-
bly. NJ. Theirs is determined to per-
sonally oppose the report in the Assem-
blv if it is unfavorable to the Govern
ment.
At the Presidential reception to-day,
he intimated bis intention not to modify
or change the complexion Of his cabinet
until the proposals OF the Duiuare Com
mission are announced. Petitions are
being received from all parts Of the
country, urging the dissolution Of the.
Assembly "a the first step towards har-
monizing the present troubles. The
present dangerous government crisis ls
beiag felt in its effect in every province
of the country, and lie having per
nicious and demoralizing effect on trade
generally. An early adjustment OF the
troubles is hoped tor BY all classes.
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OGDENSBURG.
Shooting a Witness.

'"oES>BrRs. n. Y, December O.
'o7'e Is great exc tement here over the
,-oonns Of Mr.. Lamb, in Canton, last
''shI tie was an important witness
VI" shooting case now pending. 1t is
p'o'ei tn t he was snot to get rid OF
~ testimony. Three shots were fired,
-, ,1s ms, passed through his body above
-, ,1' heart the second lodged in q large
Se,oook aud vas found buried away
some papers; the third missed him.
" :. meeting OF the citizens and officials
- = held, and a suggestion was made
y UaeF reward for the capture Of the
F'PeNator OF the Iced, who is still at
age MI Lamb is still living, but is
avery critical condition.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Hslderman, Of Pennsylvania,
offered q resolution, which was adopted,
directing the Copmittee on Centennial
Anniversary to inquire into the expe-
diency Of taking the census on June |,
1873.
On motion OF M. Morry, Of Louis.
lana, the Secretary OF War was directed
to inform the House what amount Of
money has been expended in the i'm
provement of the Des Moines Rapids,
and on the canal around the falls OF the
Ohio. Mr.. Morry also introduced q
bill for the relief Of Donald Mckay.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Harris, of Virginia, introduced a
bill for the relief Of certain persons for
property destroyed by authority Of the
government during the rebellion.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr. Sawyer offered resolution re-
citing the teIegrsphic account Of the &C
cident on the Pennsylvania railroad
last evening. among the victims OF
which, were W. W. Daniz, Clerk OF
the House, his wife and child, and
directing that arrangements be made
to transfer their bodies back to their
late home at Princeton, Wisconsin, and
have them inferred at the expense o.
the House. Adopted.
Mr. Dawes, from the Committee on
WAYS and Means, reported bill to re-
duce the expenses OF the Offices OF in
ternal revenue. Mr.. Dawes said the
bill was presented as substitute for the
section OF the law OF June, 1872, which
required reduction OF collection Off j.
GERS: that it would be impraoticable TO
carry the law OF June into effect for it
made too much reduction. He stated
that by the passage OF this bill the
saving which would be effected over the
plan provided by the law OF June would
be $i,7OO,OOO. and over the existing
system s3,OO0,OO0.
Mr.. Dunnell, Of Minnesota, said he
did not think the plan proposed by the
committee would prove effective. 1t
was simply transferring the duties OF
assessors to collectors, and he could not
understand what was to be gained BY
the bill.
Mr.. Myers, Of Pennsylvania, called
attention TO the tact that the bill would
turn ont OF office ali assessors who had
the most administrative experience in
connection With internal revenue and
retain all collectors. He thought the
government shsuld be authorized 70
select from both classes of officials, and
therefore gave notice Of 40 amendmen,
which he would offer soon.
Mr.. Wood, OF New York, commended
that there wss no economy in the bill
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The Execution OF Rodgers.

NEw YORK, December 6.-Rodgers
.o-ni asst nigh, in earnest religious de
uIon. At an early hour this morn>
. srer ma-s, he sent for the Dupaty
>ae'f, wnom he requested to take
c-a-g- OF his body after death. He
nsei 10 the gallows, accom- panied by
'',ners Mcdonald and McEliory.
Ia- prisoner walked quite firmly, and
,;-' gisncing at the rope and scsfold,
.'ppei his eyes and listened attentive.
10 the PRAYER that was being offered
his behalf. After prayer his face
!'-s pale, AMI he partially tainted and
'oa.d have fallen, but was supported
.! the Reverend Fathers. The Deputy
>.e'iti siju,trd the moose, the black
~ was drawn over his eyes, and at
~ A. VI Rodgers was launched into
':1ialty. After hanging thirty minutes
'-e boiy was cut down.
Execution OF Barney Woods.
WASHINGTON. D. c. December O.
lie execution OF Barney Woods, the
"a'ieIer of Samuel Cheseman, took
Sa'e today. The murderer was brought
'Nsi l22l Y. NJ, and walked up the
"Aanb: without An effort. He appear.
= really 10 60 1t was expected that
'"on,d have TO be carried up the
ri1o'd, and preparations had been
'sie, but TO the surprise OF all be
'a'Aei mp without tremor. At l2::23
@7 trap trlI, his neck being instantly
r".rH. His body was cut down at
q - He made no confession on the
m,'roii, aud said nothing. Fathers
NeUe',it aud Weggt officiaied. After
.'r otiy WAS cut down i was put into
A'u i-ome coffin and taken 10 the
"loiic cemetery, where the wife and
'm = OF the murderer took their las,
V" Of the remains.
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ku1itten Death.

W learn with regret OF the death OF
Marion franklin, Of Westernport. which
e.urrei at his residence on Tuesday
81. lie came N from his employment
.ql .ai that be would go mp stairs and
Down and that he must not be walked
d, until FIVE o clock. A short time had
-sp.rd when Mrs Franklin has oc-
o,.,on TO g up -trairs, only to find hel
1r.tani lying on the floor a corpse.
.I- hal been dead for some time, as the
r,ly wss cold Mineral Co,mty Record
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BUFFALO,.


BrFFALo, D, cember 6.-The propel-
lers Cuba, Passalr, Montana, Mohawk,
Badge State and Enrire State, all
arrived here this morning, well laden.
They forced their passage through the
ice in St. Clair river. They will lay up
at this port after discharging. 1t is
thought that 1.-THE weather is favorable
for a few days tugs can tow sailing YES
sells through the ice, which will enable
them to reach Buffalo before the river
freezes over solid. There are nearly
forty vessels, consigned to Buffalo, lay
ing at Port Huron, mostly loaded with
vhes. Nearly hslf q million bushels
OF wheat are thus kept out at present.
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Every year increases the popularity
this valuable Hair Preparation which 10
due 10 merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that II Is kept fully up 70 its high
standard; and II is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAZ
OR FADED HAIR TO its youthful color, max.
ing II soft, lustrous, and silken- The scalp
by its use, becomes white and clean. II re-
moves all eruptions and dandruff, and, by
its tonic properties, prevents the hair from
falling out, as 1t stimulates and nourishea
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair grovi
thicker and stronger. In badness, II re
stores the capillary glands 70 their norma
vigor, and will create new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t IL the most econom.
ical HAIR DR. EssING ever used, as Il requires
fewer applications, and gives the hair Q
splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
VI. D.. state AsRyer OF Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and consid.
er it the BEST PREPARATION tor Its intend
ed purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and 0ealen
in Medicines.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, December Gin the Upper
German Diet To-day the debate com
menced on the District Administration
bill, being a measure introduced BY the
Government for securing various county
reforms which had been passed By the
Lower House. The Conservative lords
admi, tbei, minority but maintain their
opoosition to the bill The action OF
the Government in creating twenty-five
new peers to support the bill aud secure
a majority for its passage, gives rise to
considerable feeling in the Upper House,
and has greatly embittered the opposi-
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ITALY.
The lnundatiOD.

TURIN, December 6-The water o.
the river Arno, as we'll as of the Po,
have overhowed the banks. Many
bridges crossing these two streams
have been washed away, and much
property destroyed.
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OHIO.
Railroad Accideut.

a'opLErowN, December 6.-At 3
'eloek this afternoon a. an extra
r.gh' train, north, on the Cincinnati,
nam'i'on and Dayton railroad. was
bug On the side track at this place,
',ef ef diaser, brakeman, fell from the
IAN And wss 20 horribly msuglsd that
"''oa 9pirsl.