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that by Mr.. Wilson, OF Indiana, viii
hold sessions tomorrow and will hurry
up the business for which they were
appointed as fast ss possible. AS both
committees have obtained leave to eli
during the sessions OF the House re-
ports may be soon looked Tor unless the
testimony shall be Of 8 nature which
will make one side or the other feel the
necessity OF offering q good deal OF tee
timony in rebuttal.
The books Of the Credit Mobilier and
Of the Union Pacific railroad are ex-
pected here tomorrow, when they will
be examined. The committee have
been ip consultation, and between them
all books of both corporations will be
brought here. Mr.. Dawes will, at his
own request, appear before Judge Pol
lard's commission tomorrow to make
a statement OF his connection with the
Credit Mobilier.
Cortinas.
Private advices just received here
from Brownsville, Texas, state that
Cortinas, instead Of being punished for
encouraging deprsdstions on the Texas
frontier, as promised by the Mexican
Government has been promoted, aud
bears himself detiantly.
Congregational Matters.
Pending the consideration Of the
legislative appropriation bill in the
Honse Yesterday, Mr.. Randall offered
an amendment that no part OF the
money appropriated stsll be paid to
railroad companies that may be in
debted to the Uuited States for interest
or bonds. THIS amendment was in-
tended to annul the effect Of the ninth
section OF the army appropriation bill,
which directs the Secretary OF the
Treasury to pay over money to certain
Pacific railroad companies performing
service to the United States, one-half OF
the compensation at the rate provided
BY law for such service, provided that
this section shall not be construed 10
affect the legal right Of the government
DR. the obligation Of companies.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, jar usry l2.-The English
court will 90 into mourning for two
days for the late Emperor Napoleon.
The Strikes
in the coal mining districts OF South
Wales s,ill continue. All attempts a
compromising disputes or settling them
by arbitration have been unsuccessful
No disturbances have vet occurred. The
population are quiet, hut the evil effects
of a protracted strike are becoming
evident and may at any moment burst
forth in riot or disorder. The scanty
supplies of the miners are exhausted,
and in some OF the coal districts hunger
and famine are common. Many fsmi-
lies are totally destitute OF the necessaries
OF lite. The strikes are being seriously Y
felt in the coal trade throughout the
country.
A Matrimonial Project.
tits rumored in the highest diplo-
matte circles here, that the further OBJ
ject OF General Scbonvsloff, the Special
Envoy OF the Car Of Russia, in bis
mission to London, WAS to negotiate a
matrimonial alliance between an En-
glish Prince and daughter Of Rus 4.
sian Monarch. This report forms a
prominent topic in court circles,
although the names OF the Prince and
Princess are kept secret. The rumor is
also much discussed in political
quarters, being viewed with reference
to its probable influence on the present
aspect of the Eastern question. II 10
generally considered that the proposed
would do much towards re-
moving ell dIfereuces between Russia
and Great Britain on this subject
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BROOKLYN.
Cricket for Ias3.

BROOKLYN, January l2.-Thers 10
evidence OF quite = cricket revival for
1873 and the coming season promises
to be the most lively Tor many years
past. A new club is 10 be organized in
Brooklyn under auspices we'll calculated
10 make the club permanent and sue
cessful organization. They will play At
Prospect Park. where q fine Reld will
be prepared for them. This year the
Atlantics have been reorganixed under
auspices well calculated 10 insure
successful season under the system OF
cooperative professional playing.
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IOWA.
Terrible SNOW Storm-FrOsen "a
Death.

Terrible SNOW storm-Frosen 10
Death.
Sioux CITY, January ll.-Lsst Tues
day morning a man named Lee, and
his son, left here in wagon for home
some twelve miles southeast. and were
overtaken BY q terriblesnow storm tha'
day, and both perished. The body o
the boy was found to-day in the timber
within a few miles of home, and the
team was found on its way home with
The empty wagon.
Near VermilIion, Dskots, the same
dsy, Mr.. Heemstead..on returning to hi'
home during the storm, finding his wii'
absent looking after the stock, left th'
children and went TO her aid. Th'
man and wife both perished The chill
dren were found in the house mex
morning nearly 'rtzen to death.
MANY narrow escapes are related. Al
the weather WAS unusually pleasan
when the storm sudSenlv burst forth, /
is feared others must have perished or
the prairie.
ScRldcd.
Council BLUFFS, January ii Yes
terday, at the pork packing establish
ment OF Stewart Bros, an employ
named johnson, while engaged at work
bv accident slipped into scalding tub
and before he could he got out his leg
and part Of his body was scalded terri
DIV. He will recover.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
FYcE OF THz CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
7 WAsBISGTos, January l3, A. u. !

P7ICE OF THz CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
} WAsBISGTos, January l3. | A. u.
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England States easterly
TO southerly wiDds, rising temperatur.
and increasing cloud Ine.s, With pos.ibI.
snow over the northern portion on Mon
day night and rain over the southern
portion. For the MidIle States fresh
and brisk eastsrly TO southerly winds
veering to southerly and westerly, ris-
ing temperature and cloudy weather
with very probably rain. For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States ear,
Of the Mississippi Valley, rising tenn
perature, partially cloudy weather and
winds, yeering to westerly and NORTH
westerly.
From Tennessee 10 Lakes Erie AMI
Michigan cloudy weather and rain
areas, but winds veenng 10 westerly
and nortbwestsrly during Monday a.
rerpoon and night, with falling temper
ature and clearing bat partly cloudy
weather. From Kansas aod Missouri
70 Minpesots ard extending esuvard
over Illinois, Wisconsin aod Upper
Michigan rising barometer, falling ten.
persiure. nortberly 70 westerly and
clearing bat partly cloudy weather.
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WASHINGTON.
To be Contested.


Martin Bethune, oil Talbot county
Georgia, has given notice that he vii
contest the seat Of Colonel q. r. Har
ris, member elect to the Forty-thirt
Congress from the Fourth Georgia Dis
trict.
A private letter. just received. from
Atlanta, says 10 regard to the pending
election before the Legislature Of ths
State for United States Senator. TO sue
ceed Hon. James Hill, whose term ex'
pires on the 4th of March next, ths
result cannot be predicted, but the race
is between Stephens, Gordon and John
son.
Financial.
The Senate Finance Committee have
concluded that the Secretary OF the
Treasury has no legal right to issue the
"a, ,0Oe, 900 Of legal tenders which he
claims as q reserve. This leaves the
Treasury with little over $4,000, 900 Of
available currencv on hand. The See.
retary Of the Treasury declares that the
action Of the Senate Committee on FL
nance, IL endorsed by the House and
Senate will cause a contraction, as the
department wilr be compelled to keep
constantly on hand an increased am cunt
Of currency.
The Consular and Diplomatic Btu
When the consular and diplomatic
bill comes up for consideration in the
House, Mr.. Swami, Of Maryland, will
move to repeal the clause 10 the diplo-
matte appropriation bill of last season
consolidating the Central American
mission. He will produce facts and
figures to show that as an economical
measure il is failure.
The Louisiana Troubles.
Attorney General Williams will aend
to Cong ress On Monday letter COM
municsting all the information 10 his
department relative to the Louisiana
affairs, but will not accompany it with
any suggestions OF his own. The list
embraces copies OF all kilograms which
have passed between the officers at
New Orleans and the authorities here,
discussions and proceedings in the State
and United States courts, proclama-
tions of Warmoth and Pinchbask, and
the actions OF the two Legislatures.
Toe Credit MObilIer,
Oakes Ames SAYS the only connection
General Butler ever had with the Credit
Mobilier was as retained counsel, with
a fee OF $5O0D, and that for one day's
service in New York in 1867, when the
company was struggling against James
Fisk, Butler received an additional lee
OF $1,000.
The Treasury balances at the close of
business this evening were "a follows:
Currency, 1889, ,925; coin, s6t, ,O4l sol;
including coin certificates, $25, ,463, ,OOO
--a-.---- E.ss",asas.
The regular deficiency estimates, yes
terday, forwarded from the Treasury
Department to Congress, amount to $5''
2l5,4lO, as follows: Legislative, being
the pavnent of 1905 for Powelrs paint
ing of Perry's victory; Stste, 1854, ,96l /;
Treasury, $1,799, ,624.3O. Of which Sl5,
900 is on account of interest and reve-
nue., being the salaries and other ex,
pepses Of gaugers, storekeepers and
other officers; War, 81, ,S3l, 800 Interior,
81, 500, ,S93; Agriculture, ~, 2,lSo.92;
Justice, s3OOO0O, being the expenses
incurred under Ku-Klux investigation
Judicial, $5,693.33.
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OHIO.


HAMILTON, January .ll.-Richsrd
Goddard, An old resident Of Hsmilto1
committed suicide this afternoon BY
taking laudanum. This vas the third
time he attempted to kill himself. h
was discovered BY q man named Prank
McGrue, employed in Goddards saloon
yesterday morning in the attempt o.
killing himself with Q revolver, but No
Grue, who had frequently heard hin
say he would kill himseli. had drswr
the charges from Goddards pistol. Thii
AFTERNOON he was more successful, hav'
ing taken six ounces Of lsudanun-
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RIVER NEWS.

T'"-'.--'-.. Tshuarv lg-kIysr :.u-
ing rapidly there is now % feet G
inches in the channel. The weather is
moderating, and light rain is falling
There is considerable ice in the river.
A specisl from lronton to the Go,ett,
to-day says The tow.boats Sam Clark,
My Choice and several others passed
here to day all right. The ice il thin.
ming out here. bu, is very heavy st
Wheeling.
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CALIFORNIA.
Fight With Indians.

San FRANcIsco, January ll.-Advices
from Arizona to January 4, say that
General Crook received dispatches this
afternoon from Major Brown, reporting
that his command fought band OF
Apache Indians, killing twenty. seven
and capturing twenty. The fight oc>
Cured at the National Notifications on
Salt river, thirty miles above Fort Nc
Dowell. 1t lasted five hours.
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CONNECTI OUT.
Attempted suicide.

NEw HAVEN, January l2.-John II.
.Johnso". who killed Mrs. Iess. in
Meridian, and who was on last S,tur.
lay found guilty o' murder in the fret
degree at the Supreme Court in this
city, made a desperate attempt this
forenoon 10 kill himself in his cell, At
the County Jail. lie cut himself on
the arm bsdly. and bled pro.usely. His
condition waa disosvs-sJ ..I pLy-:
clans attended him. /, is thought he
will recover.
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INDIANA.
State Press Association.

indianapolis, January 1.-THE
State Press Association, which met
Thursday, had its closing session yester"
day. Among the resolutions adopted
was the following:
RESOLVED, That we condemn the last
system of advertising practiced by
Rowell 4 Co. and Clancy Il Co., OF
New York, as highly injurious to the
best interests OF country publishers,
and we hereby pledge ourselves TO re-
ject all contracts offered by any ad-
vertising agency unless such proposition
shall meet the usual rates charged by
each publication.
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ENGLAND.
Funerai Of Napoleon.

LONDON, January 1.-THE time for
the funeral of ex-Emperor Napoleon
has been definitely decided upon. II
will take place next Wednesday morn
inp at ii o'clock. The royal family
of England will be represented in tn;
mournful occasion BY the Prince and
Princes of " Wsles and Prince Christian
Who will accompany the Empress Eu'
genie. CO." ".# -. r--.s
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KENTUCKY.
Railroad Consolidation.

LOUISVILLE, January IA bill vas
introduced in the House Of Representa-
tatives at Frankfort. to-day, author
izing the consolidation OF the Short
Line and the Big Sandy railroad.
The project of the removal Of the seat
OF government from Frankfort to
Louisville is getting it's annual airing
in the legislative halls.
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FOREIGN.
ITALY.
S,po,con's Death Announced.

Nnpoicon's Death Announced.
RoaR, January ll.-During the ses-
sion of the Italian Chamber yesterday
S,gnor Labsr, Minister of the Interior.
formally announced the death OF Ma
poleon. He said the Italian govern
m.nt learned Of the death Of Napoleon
with the deepest regret. 1t was imPos-
sible to forget that Napoleon contrib
uted greatly to secure the unity OF lsaiV'
Euloeistic remarks ofthe Minister were
RECEIVED with warm applause.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January l2.-President Tbiers
has authorized the Bonspartist Gem
erals in the French army to attend the
funeral o' the ex.Emperor Napoleon, at
Chlselhurst. on Wednesday next.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, January l2-The Austrian
Court will 90 into mourning ont ol re-
spect to the memory OF the late ex-
Emperor Napoleon.
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ITALY.
Monument Ia the Late IN emperor
NAPOLEON,

MILAN, January l2.-Subscriptions
have been opened Tor the purpose OF
erecting monument to the memory OF
the ex Emperor Napoleon III. The
project meets with the cordial approval
OF the public generally. Tie efforts Of
the late Emperor OF France towards the
unification Of Italy. being still resh in
the memory OF the Italian people, a
considerable sum has already been con-
triouted towards the monument fund
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FRANCE.
Ambassador Appointed.

PARIS. January 1.-THE Journal
ORGal snnou nces the appointment OF
NJ. Corcelles as French Ambassador, at
the Vatican, in place Of N. Bourgerun'
Who resigned.
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop.
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption,

Among the gree
discDverissof mod
ern science. Tow srs
Of more real valus
70 mankind than
this effect rene
dy for all siiseasps
~ the Threat and
Lungs. A vast trial
Of Its virtues thfo-
out this and otIi-
co ntries has
shown that II dos
surely and sf1erfu.
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ally control them. The testimony of our
best citizens, Of all CLASSES, establishes the
fact, that CHEEKY PICTORIAL will and dos
relieve and cure the afflicted disorders oi
ihs Throat and LuDgs beyond any otha<
medicine. The most dangerous affections
az and dpe sase. S Of c3ssEarfios. @ cured eS~s :,
this preparation, are publicly known, 80
remarkable n hardly to bs believed, wefs
they not proven beyond dispute. ASS rem.
ely II II adequate. on which the pubic msy
rely for full protection. by curing CDU0Hs,
the foferunDsrs OF more serious dlsesss. u
saves unDurnbered lives. and m amount o.
suffering not 10 hs computed. II Challenge
trfhl. and oonyinces the most skeptIcsl.
Every family should keep 10 on bsad sz
protection against the early and unper.
ceiyed attack OF Pulmonary A fIecttons
which are easily met at nrst. but which bs.
come incursDle, and tpo O(ten fztal, n neg
lected. Tender lungs needs this dssebss,
and u In uDvise 10 be without H. A safe-
guard 70 children, amid the distrensina dis
eases which beset the Throat and Chest o,
childhood, CHkkkr PICTORIAL y invsiu-
able; for, bJ la timely use, Inultifudes are
rescued from premature graves, and saved
oths loyosna Affection csntsfed on them.
IL acu speedily and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and bealth-Fest0rinx
sleep. No one will suffer trobiss0me ".
FLUkSZA and painful BROkCHf1Is,
when they know how easily thsy can b
cured.
originally the product Of long. Iaborious
and SUCCESSFUL chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll ID spared In making svssy bo,iIs
in the utmost pa-sibls perfection. H may
be confidently relied upon NJ po@s.ang al
the virtues Il has ever exhibited, and csps.
bic Of producing cures ~ memorable ss iIgs
greatest IL has ever elected.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
RENATE.

WAsHISGroN, January ii.
Having adjourned over till Monday
no session was held to-day.
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GoToN MARKET srRxET AND sEk
" those splendid
CHRoMOe, EyGnAVs0s, LI7HO
GhAFHs, ks-,
'ust recsiyed. Avisit viii repay yoo, ana
probably lkhtSn your pockst.
NO iroabIs 70 shou soosta.
Washingi0n," MlIls PI0uF.
0nn BARRELS OF THE ABOVE cELE-
CUU bratsd brand of fnmi5y glOoy, Iust
reesivei and fns ssis Nv " REILLY.
Flint q the NeasO0.
IN BARRELS NEW CROP &. q. NOl.As-
JU So tuzt received.
aovls LusT. DAVKnPORTH pARzA
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The Railroad Figist

On passenger rates continues, and
tickets to New York and return are
,o-dsy ay1ounce1 at se-enteen dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

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bahnen paiiiren auf sabaoie un9lidStaue
uns bic 3elt reif't bod. Sei ben 2uftretler
miiroe man nenigitens piel 3sit iparen uno
Don Der ni,bertrd6ti9en Ssefrantbeit perid,on
bleiben. g8er iueiB, wie etnlt unlere Gntsl
reiien peroen!
Su Gan 6ran5iaco graiitren BIZ
glattern rpieber; in uori9er gSote bate mar
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brutale g8eiie ermorbet, neil berIelbe etner
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baftst.
lleber Sa8 fur3 bereits gsulelcete 90 II E n'
Il 1ug1 ii d in ben - Barrier. .Slap T0ilnen" natt
ct. 2ouis lieat Hdberes Dor. @s arbelteten
finfsia Usdnner III elmer Siefe Don $50 6uB
in Der Wine. Cur an9e9ebenen 3eit arbette'
ten Die 2eute in einem Der gtebenItolen unS
iie mareu AM 8oben beS S6ad)ts, alS ne
auf einmal Elm eisenthiimltfeS Serduld hor'
ten. Sie 9taubten, baB Elm anberer Seltens
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bale, Sernlalmte. Der 2ettere par Der Sus
tenSant Der Wine. Mebrere anOere Gsute mur'
ben idmer uerleet.
Su g 6tla6e1pbia entgleii'te DOr9e:
tern elm BUG Der ySuuctionz Sahu." StnT
i5radtrpa9en muroeu Oemolirt uuo etu 9ofos
motlufihrer uub 9siSr perwunoet.-9er IL
iGbrise Sob. Sir9 uerunglitfte, alS er auf
einen Babusug 5u Iei9en ueriuhte.
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Wckt,- N[NNE

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troitsn.