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THE LATEST NEWS.

"A Milwaukee special says that the
balance Of the funds In the hands Of the
Relief Committee for the sufferers OF the
Northern fires last year, $4,000, has been
forwarded to Boston.
The Young Mems Republican Club
OF Washington, is CO operating with the
Congressional Executive Committee and
others In making arrangements for the
second Inauguration OF President Grant.
The trial Of young Fewell, at Brents.
vile, Va, for the murder OF James T
Clark, charged with abductlng the form
er's sister, resulted In a verdict OF not
guilty.
Five frame business houses in Pana,
Illinois, were burned on Wednesday.
Most oil the goods were saved. Loss $l6,'
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy have ar.
rived at Philadelphia, from California.
JAS, Hadley, Greek Professor Of the
Yale College, died Thursday morning.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, November ALI |,
probable that Brlgadler General Cooke
now commanding the Department Of the
Lakes, will Boon be retired, he being o.
years Of age and having been 10 10 The
service iorty-aye years.
The Mixed Commission ou American
and British claims to day awarded claims
amounting TO $500 600 in gold, 10 be paid
by the United States to Great Britain,
principally for the property Of British
subjects destroyed or seized by the Un.
ion forces during the war. II
Perclyal D. Speer, convicted OF forgery
10 Philadelphia, and sentenced to three
years imprisonment In the Penitentiary,
10 March 1871, has been psrdoned BY the
President.
The Department Of State received TO-
day, an official copy OF the award made
oy the Emperor Of Germany Ia tho Ban
Juan arbitration.
The hese disease shows no abatement.
Several cases Of dropsy have occurred.
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ASAILoR ON HoRsEBAcK.-The follow
ing description Of a sailors first ride may
% taken as specimen OF the humorous
power that runs through Mr.. Blackmore's
new novel, "the Maid Of Sker:"
Therefore, arising betimes, l hired a
very fine horse, and manning him brave
y, laid his head east and by south, as near
A. might be, according TO our binnacle.
but though the wind was abalt the beam,
aud tide and all In his favor, and brave
commander upon his poop, what did
10 DO but bouse his stem, and run
oat bis spanker driver, and up with his
naail, as II l was wearing him in u
numbering heavy sea. resolved TO
ssI The upper hand oi this uncalled-for
auliny, and the more so because all
Suf crew were gazing, and at the fair |
uAu laid down the law very strictly con-
%tIlng horses. l slipped my feet out
" The chains, for fear OF any sudden cap.
Nts, and then I wrapped him over the
TS,slAeads, where his anchor ought 10 hang.
ne, however, instead oi doing at all what
expected, up with his bOlt'sprit and
SVwn with his quarter, as II struck by o
mnSle under his fore foot This was so
ny ~ rom true seamanship, and proved
a usa 10 be so unbuilt for sailing that | was
Sgatent TO disembark over bis stern, and
SNa slight conclusions. "Never say die"
S.iS HS always been my motto, and always
"Ht Oe; mailing my colors 10 the mast |
sSI9asSed S9asSed upon another horse Of less than
ua ua,' the tonnage OF that one who would
Nv answer helm. And this craft, being
SS'oxen'oacked, with q strange sound at
aet portfolios, could not under press Of
In, OOWl along more than four knots on
SOaE Aud We adjusted matters between
S9 mat when she was tired I was sore
NY therefore disembarked and towed
uV unul we were both flt Ior sea auoin
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The Quagga, a Substitute for the
Horse.

From tho Cincinnati Commercially
Probably most Of our readers know no
more Of the quagga than what they have
learned by seeing its picture In the school
Biographies or in books Of African travel.
Many naturalists think that Africa was
the original country Of the horse, and
there Is very little doubt that 1t was in
Northern Africa that the horse was first
brought under the subjection Of man. In
Africa also the quagga is found, and there,
in like manner, it has been domesticated.
The quagga has the form, light figure, and
small head and ears Of the horse. It is
swift and strong, docile and obedient, and
easily domesticated. 1t Is capable oil
every variety Of service performed by the
horse, and naturalists say that, by little
care on the part of man, It might be ren.
dercd an exceedinly valuable beast OF
burden. 1t Is about four feet high at the
shoulders and neck, has slender legs and
an asinine tail. Il Is an exceedingly beau.
tiiul animal Its neck and fore parts
are dark brown, elegantly striped, with
broad black bands; It has dark line on
the back; It's hinder parts are light brown,
and it has white legs. Button believed
that the quagga was originally hybrid
between the horse and zebra; but If this
be so, It's hybridity has not interfered with
its permanent powers Of propagation, It
has an advantage over the horse, in that
It's 1esh Is savory, though ofrather coarse
fibre, which makes 1t all the more attract.
i've to the natives. Tho horse has been
eaten, and, ut tho present day, Is used ior
food 10 some extent in Paris; but horse
meat Is too rank for the palate, and the
attempts Of French SdpdnS 10 introduce il
among tho higher classes have not been
successful. There would be no such diff
Guilty in regard TO the quagga. Quaggas
are found wild in large herds on the
plains oi South Africa; and though swirl
and alert, they are not hard to catch,
They could be brought to this county by
the thousands in the course Of year or
two. Some years ago an EnglishmAn
brought number Of quaggas TO London
add The people were delighted at seeing
in the streets a team Of quaggAs harnesSed
TO a curicule.
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THE "epIzootic" has not spared even
the animals In the New York Central
Park. Lions and tigers were taken with
the same symptoms as the horses, and the
keepers were puzzled to know In what
manner TO treat them. Bengal tigers and
royal African lions with bad coughs and
inilamed nostrils were In no amiable
mood, and would have soon vented their
displcasure on the keepers. At last It was
suggested to subject them to yapor bath,
A gentle perspiration broke out upon
them, aud they were soothed and quieted
aud at last accounts much improved, TAX
ing their raw" with appetite.-Cin
Commercial
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KANSAS.
Railroad subscrlptlOp VOTED.

haiIEoad subscription Voted.
KAHaAs Cry, November 14.-Kaw
township, Of this county, voted q sub.
scription Of 100000, yesterday, to q
branch Of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railroad, from this city 10 Lawrence.
The road is to be built on the south aide
OF the Kaw river 10 Lawrence, where il
will unite with the road now being built
from Topeka to this city. 1t is expected
when completed to become the main line
Of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad, making this city Its eastern Ter.
minus.
LEAvENwoRTH, November l4-The
sub committee ofthe House OF Judiciary,
authorized 10 visit Kansas and prosecute
their investigation looking to the i'm.
peachment Of Judge Delehay Of the
United States District Court, met In this
city to-day, and commenced taking
testimony. OF the four members Of the
Committee, only Wilson, of Indiana, and
Eldridge, ol Wisconsin, are present. The
witnesses examined to-day were D. r,
Anthony and A. W. Clark, the former in
reference TO Delehay's habits and used
the Osborn.1ngersoll DRAFT, and the latter
In reference TO the Brown case. The
investigation Is conducted With closed
doors, and little testimony has been elicit.
ed so far.
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The Board oil CanvaSsers Of this cit,
have been two days in session, but have
not yet canvAssed the vote 10 single cleo
ton district. The Secretary of State, a
Albany, has written 10 have the ofIicia
vote by the Goth inst. The Board hal
not thus far found return Of votes made
out 10 conformity with the law. Litigs-
ton Is promised, as many think the irregu
arities will mako the entire local election
illegal.
Ills said the Committee Of Seventy Il
engaged on Q new charter for this city, re-
tanning the Objectionable minority repre-.
Sentation clause Of year ago.
vANDRRBILT's UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
Commodore Vanderbilt says his quick
transit road in this city will be largely
open 10 sunlight, and where wholly under
the ground, will have communication
with upper light and air every twenty
leet The tunnel will be finished Nav,
1874. The depots will be six in number.
Twenty thousand dollars additional
was voted yesterday to the city Charita-
6le institutions by the Board OF Appor.
tionmenL
Jno. W. Young, q son of Brigham, says
Q party Of Mormons are making q tour Of
Europe and Africa, and will thoroughly
inspect the school system Of the world
that education in Utah may be improved.
Three Of the brokers firms that suspend.
ed Monday, have resumed business, hay
ing met oil their engagements.
-Four hundred Brooklyn women teach.
ers, have petItioned for an increase Of sal.
aries.
The Grand Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance OF eastern New York, are in
session in this city. They report 4S6 d..
visions In their Jurisdiction, with q total
membership Of l7,799, and eleven colored
divisions show 800.
The general term to day rendered o de.
Clsion 10 the Tweed suits dissenting from
the opinion Of the general term at Albany
and sustaining the decision Of Judge Bar.
rett, that the county has a right to sue for
money misapplied from the country treas.
ury.
The specie shipments to-day amounted
to 81 100000.
II is stated that nOlle oroeqIf will be
entered Monday In Mayor Halls case.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen to.
day tabled the resolution Of the Board oI
Aldermen forbidding the erection Of Man.
sard roofs unless Of Are.proot material.
Henry Waltman, the Tammany candi-
date Tor Coroner in the late election, will
contest the election of Adolp Kessler on
the ground that the latter Is not citizen
Of the United States, having sworn al.
leglarce to the Fatherlaud In 1866.
AdVices from London state that Tom
Kenney has accepted the challege Of
Billy Edwards, who Is now in England to
fight any lightweight in Great Britain.
Both men go into training Immediately.
It's rumored that the Tammany and
Apollo hall organizations are about to
form q coalition.
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DENVER.

DENVER, COL, November II In the
district court to-day q decision was ren.
dered in the cases oi the Kansas Pacific
against the Union Pacific Railroad for u
million dollars damage to prevent the
Union Pacific from discrimination against
the Kansas Pacific. The pleading OF the
Union Pacific In the first case that the
court had no Jurisdiction without their
voluntary appearance was overruled by
Judge Wells, but their plading Of the i'm
prOpnety oi the summons In the second
case was sustained and tho case dismissed.
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INDIA.

BOMBAY, November l4-Lord North
brook. Viceroy oI Egypt, Is now visiting
Bombay for the first time. On bis ar
rival in the city, he had most brilliant
reception. His Lordship will hold pub
lie audience Saturday, when many oil the
Indian sovereigns and Princes will be re.
ceived. Great preparations arc making
for the ceremony, which will be accom-.
panied by all the gorgeous display usual
on such occasions in India.
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.
Gale on the Prussian CoaSt..FIre
Raging at Stratsund,

Gale on the Prussian Coast..F Fire
Raging at Stratsund.
LONDON, November 1.-The gale last
night was exceeding severe on The PruS
sian coast. At Stratsund, twelve vessels
were sunk In the harbor, the town was
inundated and at tho height Of the storm
q lire broke out among the houses, which
spread rapidly and 10 still burning. Sew.
eral lives are reported lost, and many
persons were injured. |'.l 7iE
STRATsUHD. November 14-EVenlng.-
The storm has abated and tho water Ia
subsiding. 80.
Tho fro after destroying several large
buildings has been extluguished.
The InundAtion has extended along the
entire coast Tho details Of the storm
aud disasters have not yet come 10 hand,
but the damage done on the GeGs and
shore must be immense.
ILLNRss OF PRINCE BIsMARCK.
BERLIN, November 14.-Bismarck 10
III. One OF his physicians IN this city, has
gone TO VArsem to attend him.
THE STORM ON THE COAST.
HAMBURG, November 14-A severe
rain aud snow storm, accompanied by q
heavy gale, has prevailed In this section
OF Gernsny Tor several days. The tele-
graph wires are prustrated IN all dlrec.
lions, and the country Ia flooded. At
Lubrc the Custom House and many ware.
houses are submerged,
THE RAISER PUSHING THE REFORM pIL1
BERLIN, November l8.-The official
journals continue to intimate that the
Emperor will secure majority In tue
Upper House OF the Diet by appointing
sufficient number Of life Peers, II neces.
sary, to cary the county reform bill
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SPAIN.

MADRID. November 14--King AmAd.
eus Is confined TO his palace by illness.
The EpocG In It's issue ol to-day calls
the attention Of the Government 10 what
1t terms the gravity Of the situation at the
Government Arsenal, near Cadlz. II is
stated that q conspiracy has been discOv.
cred. The Epoed yet Tears serious trouble
among the men engaged, and urges the
the Government TO take precautions for
the instant suppression Of any disloy-
al sentiment. II is feared that there
Is an understanding between the men
in the arsenal aud dlsafscted parties
in CadiE.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, November 14.-The lnSur.
gents attacked San Ramon plantation
near Mansanello, burning the place and
carrying Of lorty persons employed
there. The troops are in pursuit.
The insurgents attacked La Casimba
near Guantanamo, and sacked three
stoFes and made of with the booty. The
troops attacked and defeated the iusur.
genss on the following day. Governor
Obregon says the insurgents intended q
raid on the Plains OF Guantanamo, bu,
owing 10 their defeat it Is now impossible
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT.
SFlcB or THE CHIEP SIaRAL OPRIcER,

WAH UEPAAFNENT, /
OPPlCB or TIE CHIEP SIaNAL OPTIcER,
WAfHIN9ToE, D. c., November N.-Eso Rn.
PROBABILITIES.
On the Lower Lakes, and thence over
the Middle States, clearing, clear and
cold weather with northwesterly winds
will prevail, and extend by to morrow "a
New England. From tho Ohio river
southwark over the Gnlt and South At,
lantic States, clearing and clear weather
with frosts and northwesterly winds ex-
tending to Texas In the North west, and
thence to the Ohio Valley aud Michigan,
norIherly to westerly winds, occasional
snow and rain, and cloudy but clearing
weather. Warning signals remain Al
Buffalo, Rochester and 0swego.
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osE GRAND olpr, cAsr

ANhAh' aIVVu NLflbI ALL CARH..o,. SsoO 10
The monty 70 pay oil these RIitS 70 now upou
geposit, and GtG apart fJr that purpose, IN me
tArmers' and DroVers' Bank, 10 sill bo aSen bV
tho following cettiGoa'e Wf the oashiefi
FAANEGG AND d oyHRS' BANK.
LoutSVlLLH, kY ,etpt 10 Hfa Z
This 10 70 certify that there IL no Z o. a, posit
10 this bank over nslf u million Of dollSrS q 10
Steilt Of the GIrL Concert Iuhd, $500 O0Ooi Vuieh
70 neld BY this bank - TEtAsurVr Ot the Pablo
Library OF Kentucky to pay OF all RlitI 70 DO
awarded II tho drawing.
K 6. vEAoH. cashIez.
Prize Of Tickets.
Whole tickets, so: halves, SJ, Quarters ~ 90.
y whole tickets for Sl00 - for f2S; 81 for f5Ns
llS for 81 000; US for SIe00; s7S TOR Is 90 NJ
time.
The drawing will positively and unsquIyorslv
taG axe place DSeemb9f 7. Agent. arc persDptoriy
required 70 elote sales and mske returns oven.
otr y, In order % 81 W ample time for the dnGl
attAnRemsnts Orc, 70 for tickvts OF GppicS,io1S
ior eireulars should be AddretIed 70 Gov, THoS.
Z. bRAALR TIE, AGskt Public Library or Ken.
tucky, Louisville, X
oetl6.WAs Once. M'Lure aouSe Bal dinS.
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Latest ELECTION Returnr.

ST. LOUIS, November IA Returns from
1l9 counties in this State give Greeley
2540 majority, and returns from 1906
counties give Woodson, for Governor,
9l,372 majority. Col. Hay, Republican
in the 9th district, is defeated by u small
majority, which leaves the Congressional
delegation four Republicans and uine
Democrats,
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FsuERMAN's LucK.-Messrs. George
Long, W. T. Hoblitzell and VIM. Jones,
lone Of Mr.. Hoblltzelrs workmen) went to
Paw Paw, Monday afternoon, to do some
fishing, and returned last evening with
ninety five bass weighing ono hundred
and fifteen pounds, all Of which they
caught with "hoOk and line."-CttE1bsr-
land Times
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Discovery of Precious stones in New
MexIcO.

DENVER, Col, November l3-There
are reports from Santa Fe tonight that q
ruby was brought in to-day which Is pro
nounced by those who claim to be judges
to be worth $4,000, 1t weighs sixteen
carats in the rough, and will weigh about
twelve carats when cut. The same party
had other stones considered very valuable
and the people ofSanta Feare greatly ex.
cited. This man, who has no connection
with any oI the California diamond COM
panies, was offered $4,000 for the ruby
mentioned.
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TOLEDO.

Mysterious Death--Horse Disease.
TOLEDO, November 14.-Dr. E. G..
Bradley, 8 well known physician, was
found dead in his room, In Anderson'a
block, this morning. The cause Of his
death Is unknown.
The horse disease has made It's appear.
auce here. Upwards OF fifty cases were
reported to-day.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Governor Bakers Message.

INDIANAPOLIS, November l4-Gov.
Baker delivered his message to the Lesis.
lature In Joint session this afternoon,
he recommends that provision be made
at this session Of the Legislature for call
ing Convention to revise the Constitu.
tion o the State. He recommends the
building Of two additional hospitals Tor the
Insane and the enlarging Of the present
institute for the education of the blind,
and also for the completion ol the House
Of Refuge and other public buildings Of
the State.
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Important Cabinet and Judicial Ru.
. "" moFs. -

NEW York. November 14-Wm. N.
Evarts is now mentioned as the successor
OF Secretary Fish, General Melgs as the
successor OF General Meade, Judge Settle,
oi North Carolina, as the successor Of
Justice Nelson Of the Supreme Court.
The latter Is about retiring on account o!
old age. .i.
A Washington special reports Judge
Settle, OF North Carolina. as the probable
successor Of Justice Nelson In the Su,
preme Court who retires on account Of
old age. 70 '.'
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TRUSTEES SALE.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

By virtue Of Deed Vi Trust executed 10 tia
undersigLed Trustee BY Chss A. BrIlt and Jane
Bennett Britt mis- wife, bearing date April 1853
and Of record In tho once Of The RecUIder or
Ohio county, ". Va, IN Deed Book No. %, at
psRO $50, viii on
THUR'DAY, DEoENBRR Il, 1879,
proceed 10 sell At public sale to The highest and
best bidder at the T. out door nH be IonTt Hou1o
OF SaI county, beginning At 10 O'Clock,
THAT VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
Number 1hCe1. corner Centre and teyen'h
streets, In W.. ". ShrivCrs addition 70 the city
Of " MheeliuS.
T1RHs or .ALE-onr ThouA and DollaSr cash IN
band. and hs tem,inder In IhTte equal intIal.
ntnts In one. swn nEnd III sS years Irvm the day
o rAl" T." defer v pYments being Syeuled nv
tho pure - living bond with Rooi pSrsonSI
90 urly n tue came, With interest until Did.
and % litO being retained By me until the IGme
arc paid
selling 80 Trustee / Sill 01nVey such title A
10 vest, In me BY rAld deed OF itntt
SAM 8 BAkNlTz, Trustee.
DAyENFoHT &DLvENSR, Attorneys.
nLVlS col
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$3.50 Fries, Anoantlns to 10000.

rIek'tS, $40. HAIfTiek'tS, IS. Quarter. $3.50.
II -ous lotteries arc chartered by the STATE.
arc always Drawn At the time named and all
dra~inge are undI tho supervision OF SWoIR
commissioner
the It. Louis papers. and copy OF Dn WiuF Sont
70 purchasers Of tickets.
H-he will draw q similar scheme the last
day OF evry month during the year iSTl
~ Remit At our risk BY PosTorPIuR NoHEY
ORDERs, REGISTERED LHTFER, D1ART OF n.
PRIsS. Send for circular. address
MURRAY, MILLER b co.,
PostOfIce Boz 9fi6.
ap9 Tu.Th.St&W . 1t Louie. No,
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THE ELECTION NEWS.
WEST VIRGINIA.


TYLER COUNTY. Hy,
ArDDLERouRNE, November 0, 1872.
To tho Editors Of the 1ntelIIgencsr: "
DEAR SIRs: The election In this coun.
ty (Tyler) for President and Vice Presi.
dent oi the United States has resulted In
seven hundred and ninety (70O) votes
for the Grant and Wilson electors, and
four hundred and sixty.one (4Ol) votes
for the Greeley and Brown electors, and
three (3 votes for the 0'COnor and Ad.
ANS electors, which gives Grant and vii.
son 800 majority over Greeley and Brown.
Respectfully you1s,
d. HICKMAN.
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LlspoN, November 14-The govern
ment Of Portugal has signed q concession
10 the Falmouth and Malta Telegraph,
Maintenance and Construction Company
empowering them TO lay an electric cable
from Portugal 10 Brasil ,..
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New YoRK, November 14.-The bids
Tor gold to day y.amounted, 10 about g, $685..
900 at 1129s 70 1885, The government
sold the advertised amount tsI ,ooo, ,o0O) at
llS.lSto 1895, % "a, :, w.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NKw ORLEANS, November 14-In
90 1854 votes Of tile Orleans parish counted
Greeley's net majority is 0,99O. There are
no developments regarding the Returning
Board, and the matter is before the Court
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MAINE.

BANGOR, November 14.-The stock
holders Of the Eastern Insurance Com.
pany, to-day subscribed 4 sufficient
amount topay all Losses by the Boston
fire, and enable the Company I'd continue
huSineSs
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November l4-Thc Re.
publicans fred one hundred guns yester-
day, In honor Of the election Of Baxter as
Governor. Brooks still claims TO be
elected. To-day was the coolest OF the
season, .-FsT
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MARYLAND goes for Greeley by ma
jority Of ! 1,067, with three counties to hear
from, which viii probably reduce Gree
ley's majority TO or under !, 900. ApFetty
close Shaye,s
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The Massachusetts, Liquor Lave.
Cities and Towns Cannot Grant Ii.

LOWELL, November 14-Judge Lord
In the liquor case to-day, ruled that the
provision OF the law authorizing cities and
towns 10 approve Of the sale Of ale and
beer within their limits, Is unconstitu.
tional and void. and that such vote
would be no defense 10 the complaint for
such sale.
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THE horse disease Is SO bad in Cumber'
land that even the hobby.horses have II
If the Cumberland Times may be be,
Ieved.