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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

The twenty first annual session of the Amer
ican Pharmaceutical Association will meet in
Richmond, Va, tomorrow.
Counterfeits of the last issue of fifty cent
notes 80 skillfully executed as to almost defy
detection by experts, are reported to be crcula-
ting in New York,
The James Ho,odrd an elegant steamer, two
years old, which cost 100000 the largest on
the Western rivers, was burned and scuttled, at
Commerce, NO., on Friday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Police Court.

William Loper being arrested for disorderly
conduct was fined 90 90 and held in 800 to keep
the pesce.
Five drunks were fined the usual fine and
costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

All clauses OF the bill increasing the powers
OF the Government have been adopted BY the
Spanish Cortes. 1t is reported that Don Aiphon-
sns, brother of Don Carlos, has left his COM
mand and returned to France.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

WELCOME TO THE GERMANs.-The United Ger
man Singers, who are to take part in the concert
at the Opera House, this evening, will be pub
licly welcomed to the city. Being met at the
depot, they will march in body to the City Hall
where they will be formally received by His
Honor Mayor Simms. The entrance to the hall
has been hung with evergreens, and a card of
welcome is placed above the door. The Ger
man Saloons generally, about town have display
ed the national colors, and many of them have
placed evergreens about their doorways.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

SPECIAL REtmoUs SERVICES Besides the reg
ular Friday eSssng praye meeting at the Union
M. e. ChurchA ayer-meeting viii also be held
on Thursday feling. 1t is expected that a reg
ular protraote meeting will soon be commenced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

COMMITTEE II NIoHT SoHooLA.-The Presi-
dent of the Bard of Education announces the
following Committee on Night Schools Charles
Baird, W. Ii. ierce. Allen Speakman, Wm. ].
Morrow, Anthpy Higgins, l. J. Jenklns. Lewis
Zebiey, e. GI ehortlidge, Allen Ruth, b. r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
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TIE CIayton IIeuse.


ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY. q
Geo FL Dobson, VT & son, BALTIC
s M Provost, Phila
I p White & VT, Brooklyn
II W Robertson, BALTIC
James Todd, Phila
s Dyer,
Mr. & Mrs D Kertner, New YORK
WIN Allen, Phila
B B Ferguson, Smyrna
W Freas, Germantown
A H Vogt, New Haven
Thos d Kalon, Phila.
W Meredith,
M W Edwards, Washington.
EN- Howell, Phila.
b Ferris, City.
L II Brosman, N. Y, --.-5-
W Allen, Phila.
Mrs Edwards, Washington.
II Stanhope, Phila
Charles s. Eveland, Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. Is.
Cotton firm, 2O1k@21Kc. Flour firm winter
wheat extra family S76D8 so. Rye flour held at
$500, Wheat steady red. 81 cool 65 amber,
1.67t01 20; white, $1.75@1.s5; No. spring
81 50@1 So; do, S1.45 Corn in fair demand ;
firm white 4sc.. mixed, 43@45c. Whiskey ore
dollar. Gold 11116.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Cattle dull; common to extra State and Wost-
ern Steers 4D71lc. Sheep in fair demand. at
5@S11c. Hogs dull at 81 25 per hundred weight
BRANDYwINE MILLS QUOTATIONS To-DA1.
Family Flour. r....................$9 25@S1 rs
Extra Flour ''................... 1900 $50
Superfne Flour. r.................- $500 $50
Wheat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ITO
Corn. Observation-Disclosures. 65
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

Later advlces from the terrible railway aoci-
dent at Wttoria. in SPAN, m Ike the killed num-
Der II, and wounded 70,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
8eilj AtrErttsemeuta.

DATENT ALARM MONEY DRAWERS. bell
Il is rung whenever the drawer is opened by those
who do not unde. stand the patent method of doing
10 thus dstec ing any attempt to rob your tili
The combination for opening may be changed at
your pleasure. For sale by
No. $50 tRght Thirty-nv,) Market st below Ninth,
Ia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Peach shipments.
SATURDAY,

SATURDAY.
To New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 21 cars.
" Philadelphia. a....................... ii "
1Othl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
The running OF regular peach train on the
Dorchester and Delaware Railroad, was con-
tinued until last Thursday The Gamers at
Cambridge closed operations on Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15

NTooD SAWS AND HORSES, splitting, chop
w ping and boys axes for sale by
= TRUMAN q SHAW,
Phtladalnhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
THE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES YESTERDAY.

Yesterday was the iith anniversary of these
reunions, but as it was the centennial year ofth
church's history, it was determined to celebrate
both together. The old church was. therefore,
set in order. The cobweds were brushed from
the walls, the floors and pews secured, and the
the supporting posts, the windows were draped,
the chancel was actually filled with flowers and
in long line upon mound from the church to
the road, huge rustic baskets Of the choicest
furnished by Mrs. d. W. and j. q. Corbitt and
by Mrs. 8. L. Polk. The decoration OF the
church was performed by Misses Lydia Watkins,
Kate Orowell, Ida Wbittock, Maggie Vandegrift
and Josephine Mifiin, assisted by number Ct
young gentlemen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-28

nNN' ordered qunrnt Ne between lhNt
WY ann TINS place The | uilpd STA p
''NWly lave gone out Ia pmrul th,
= Az, and pr>uut lulvpoIrsru,,ttp.
40 and ,Irpu, Ghrisi
~ lOuls, October -, ALL the hunk,
mere 'e'ulGc cure ,cy pnymcHlsto day.
NulIiing uuleual urrIulrd, und Leo
W.. no rrr,Wcu. .u day. toulIur,
Oh. g 'u''t i4ruvro.Is ,ac,yD,d
tnc drafts,
ItlaiaIIohs lOl the Prize hglt o..
'WeelI iom Allen aud liun logan t.
lllUIroW are about completed The
contest VIII come OH al some point
dowh Tie river Alien lcll the clty
Yesterday and II 'gan to-day, and viii
nc picked up by the excursion beat rs
sue gOc' uoN II. bOth are under uult,s
10 Keep the peace In Missouri. Govcr.
iuf beverage, Of Illinois, instructed
'iie sherllls Oi ~. Clair and MORRISON
uulItIcs, Opposite here, 10 prevent II
uSnt On ILLINOIS soil II pusslllr, ANA l..
70 pfohaulc lLat the battle viii taxi,
place some distance from the city.
Bull men are said 10 be IN splendid
condition,
INV ORLEANS, October 27.--Thr
ptIce current says that allnOui,n
there Is very little animation in the
western produce and provision market
Il 1cIlei feeling Is observable generally,
ana There is less pressure to realize
lnan there was last week. The cund
llol CT the finances appears to have
Assumed II uetter Il pecl, and II ducldcu
lmprov ment IN trade Is looked 10.
after the llrst proXnno,
CUMBERLAND, Md, October ~
John Nj. Reisley this afternoon fatally
shot Lloyd l.. Clay, editor of the daily
Times.
NEW YORK, October 27.--The situn-
ton in Wall street to-day was marked
by an unsettled feeling Money was
irregular and "asy ~ I, aud ranged
from l-32 to l-lG. Gold lOSs.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 81
Nine cilses Of yellow lever are exported
for the past iorty-eght hours.
WASnINurON, Ortouer -. The Sec
rotary Of the Treasury will issue orders
to commence the payment of silver al
New YORK, Boston, Philadelphia, Bal
timole and other leading cites where
there are assistant trcasurcrs or des,g-
naltd deposlturIes, tomorrow, In no
case will more than five dollars IN sil
YER be paid To one persoc, the balan e
of the check being payable in green
backs.
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The Honey Ease Decided.

The decision Of the Honey ease by n
majority Of the Supreme Court, rs Civ
Ell by Judge Walker, will he found in
our present issue, 1t replaces Honey
as Treasurer of the State Of Texas, on
the ground that there is no proof Of his
having abandoned the office, and
hence Governor Davis had no right to
appoint another in his place. We be-
lievc the decision is in accordance with
the law and facts in the case. We have
nothing to say Of Mr., Honey as Il pub
lie officer. He was elected or declared
to beeIccied by the Radical party, and
the Democracy are not responsible for
his acts, good bad or Indifferent. by
the decision of the court he viii be
the Treasurer Of the State until q DEM
ucrnt is elected 10 take his place, Judge
McAdoo concurred with Judge Walk
er in the decision, hut gave n separate
statement of the grounds ON which his
opinions were founded, while Judge
Ogden gave II lengthy minority opiN-
ion. We publish the opinion Of the
majority Of the C0urt q, sufficient TO
satisfy The public interest lcItou the
subject, Austin ;ofalcemah.
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Darlington,
Mal'salis &CO
wHoLiasALE
G. T. O @ 9 r s.
Commission Merchants,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

We take this oceasion ca thank Gus
friends FOR past mvors. and respects
miiy cali their attention 10 cur Ina.
mcDse stock, which We are lust rccciv-
Ing direct Tom the principal manu-
lecturers Of the North aud West, pur.
chashing direct from first hands for
cnsh on the spot. and avHiIinx our
selves OF ever, advantage BY shipping
In ear loads under special contract.
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident In our ability 10 offer 20 ou
friends Rnd 60 the public generally M
immense stock ne better rates an
more uniformly low ngures than nm
ever before been offered In the interioy
Of Tcxns.
Az u basis and foundation OF aur
business. We guarantee every article 10
be M represented. or money refunded
NJ our expense of transportation.
our success In business depends en-.
tirely upon establishing - Wholesale
trade In Northern Texas. and we only
ask u fair ana impartial trial, and n
close comparison OF uniform prices
with those of Shreveport, Galveston,
and New orleans with frcfehts added,
and we cbeerrtily abide by the deei.
sion Of the san,e.
DARLINGTON. MARsAIIs 4 60.
NH 0mdtf
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AUCTION aS9 COaaiSg0a
A GARD.

We are doing ga auctiou and com.
mission business, ut the corner Of Elm
and Market streets apromiuenipoin
H this beautiful AMI craving yiy, ul]
wc solicit c3p>iwmcule ol AWr grain
live stock and everything needed IN
Ibis rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing rcnl estate bust
ness buying, selling aud l1eatiu.
lands, examining titles, paying taNer,
collecting re is, etc We sell at pubic
or private sale, as instructed, aud make
liberal advances on consisnnIents. Our
motto: "Quici sales and prompt re-
turns" References; Swindells "
McCalcb, Editors and Proprletors Of
the Dallas Herald; ADAMS e Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas u
imylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed X Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock Il Row
land, st. Louis; T. G. Jordan & Co.,
bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
lelet ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. a. IIBBLER n co.
" A. urRpr.FR. ". q. sroN IA
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hEA AlgsSlEtMssTN
To The Ladies.
MRS. NJ i. JOHNS lN

MRS. m j. JOHNS On
Has renewed nom iha CruiohGeid
House her new, oommoilous and
elegant establishment next 10 r. sin
& Goa on Main sheet whore ahe
has opened fine line Of Millinery
and La hos Furnishing ooods, and
where she will be happy 10 sea her
O d fhonds aud ouatomers. sOiu
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NOTICE.
TO RENT.

A store house on Elm street, opposite The
bick college. Fer terms, apply u
22dIt ]. l.. DOWNS & co.
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SCHOOL.

will open night school for III purposc
OF teachingG rman and French. on NondoN,
The Ri of Novembsr. Those d. string Ia JOIN
The class will pltaSn apply To + of,''Sor NJ. W.
Martin, of this town, or to me az a. q otRi7
boarding house.
Aodlw VS. l.. BRINGHuhS T..
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BnowNsvIlLE, Texas, Uclobe, z,
One fatal case of fever has oecnrrtu ~
Corpus Christi. The authorizes he''
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BLEW OUT THE GAS.
A Man and Child SufOeated in Bea-A
Woman ut the Point Of Death
Terrible Warming for
Careless People.

On breaking open the door Of a small
bedroom on the second floor Of the In
dianapOlis Exchange, a lodginghOuse at
80 West Pearl street, yesterday noon,
dismal sight was discovered. On the
bed lay the convuised corpse of a man,
lying on top of dead infant, and at the
side nearest the wall lay woman ap-
psTently at the point of death-uncon-
scious. They had all gone to bed the
night before at nine, and had blown sut
the gas, instead Of turning it of. The
limbs of the man, who was about
thirty-five years Of age, were
drawn up as though be
and writhed and struggled in his as
phyxiatlng sleep, and the four months
old infant, which was fiattened out by
his weight, was almost without shape.
as though he had rolled over il again
and again through the night. The man
and woman, whose names were un
known, had applied TO Mr.. John Refs,
the proprietor OF the house, on Sunday
morning, for lodging and food. They
had come from the vicinity Of Balti-
more, were bound for Havre, in this
State, where they had relatives, and
were without money. Mr.. Refs gave
them q bed and the man sent letter to
his Havre relatives. At nine O'Clock
servant girl showed them the way to
bed, lighting the gas and closing the
door, which was locked on the inside.
When the bell was rung for breakfast,
the next morning, the circumstance
that the strangers did not come
down OccasiOned remark, but
they were not disturbed. The
landlord went OUT, and when he re-
turned and heard that they had not yet
made their appearance, he went up and
knocked. Receiving no answer, he
broke open the door, when he was al
most overcome by the volume Of gas
that poured forth. The room was small,
the windows closed, and the curtains
tightly drawn, making it almost air
| tight. 1t was plain at glance that the
man w2s dead. The child was hidden
| by his body, but its corpse was imme-
diately discovered, and the almost life
| less frame Of the woman IVES lifted out
and sprinkled with cold water. Doctors
were sent for, but, out of the four applied
to, only one arrived, DR.. HOlcOmb. He
/ Immediately administered restOratives
/ to the woman, but with little effect, and
on Coroner Maley's arrival it was de-
cided TO send her to the hospital, where
she now lies in a critical condition.
The two bodies were sent to SoaTd's un-
dertaking shop.
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FRIDA1, DECEMBER 80, 1878.
chant. has fed to Canada with seventy

chant, has fed to Canada with seventy
thousand dollars in gold, to escape be-
ing prosecuted by his creditors on the
charge of fraudulent bankruptcy. His
son, NJ. J. Bradley, was last night COM
mitted 10 Ludlow street Jail on the
charge of concealing property from their
creditors. The complaint was made by
his brOther-in-law, Mr.. Hoffman. All
parties were members OF the firm Of
Edison Bradley & Co., whose fail Ire was
recently announced.
The Cubans here are making prepar-
ations TO provide for the wants of the
survivors of the Virginius after they
land in this city.
The Times says.that Judsen James's
order Of arrest of a clerk at the sheriff s
office, and two deputy-sheriffs, has been
held for trial, In the case of the alleg-
ed robbery Of B. s. Croft, a wealthy
Virginian, of thlrty-five thousand dol
lars in gold certificates, which he claims
were taken from him while drinking
wine with the above-named officers.
One of the missing certificates was stop
ped at the sub-treasury yesterday with
u forged Endorsement OF Croft, and has
been traced to one Tbos. T.. Smith, a
saloon-keeper, who gave such an unsat-
isfactory account of how it came into
his hands that he was arrested and held
to bail In six thousand dollars. Smith
s understood to have made clean
breast OF the whole affair, and interest
ing particulars are anticipated.
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required in which to pay the interest.
! Secretary Richardson seems to have ta-
/ ken fresh courage He says that the
! twenty-five millions of dollars remain
/ ing Of the currency reserve now in his
hands will last till May next, and is un.
| derstOod to be at present of the OpiulOn
that the views Of the ways and means
committee, as 10 an early increase in
customs receipts, such as will put bet
ter face on the affairs OF his department.,
are reasonable and justified by the prts-
ent status of the business of the cOun
! try. 1t is not known what has produced
this change in his views, unless 1t be
that he has within a week made that
study Of the subject which he ought TO
have made before he demanded in-
creased taxation.
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH SCHEME.
Judge Caton, of Illinois, now in
Washington, suggests some very I'M
p0rtant problems for solution by the au-
vocatts of POstmastef General Crt,s-
wells postal telegraph scheme. THIS
scheme, if carried out, viii entail tae
purchase bv the government Of all priv
ileges now held by the Western Untln
and other telegraph companies, and tue
uuCsLltu uGlutdAAr ~ III C4N.1
well and his friends contemplate fulfill
ing all the contracts entered into by tne
controllers of these lines with the rail
road companies, corporations and pd-
vate individuals, some of which con-
tracts extend indefinitely, and would
require the genius of a Philadelphia
lawyer to interpret? The judge
SAYS the Illinois and Mississippi
telegraph company, of which he Is
president, own every telegraph line In
the State of Illinois, and lease the same
to the Western Union at an annual
rental of eighty-five thousand dollars.
1t requires a clerk two weeks to simply
make a duplicate copy Of the cOntrnct
between his company and the Western
Union, aud the judge is under the in-
preston that Mr.. CcssV,H does not
comprehend tie situation Of affairs al
all, or he would not advocate the
scheme with 50 much warmth. ShOIld
the government undertake 10 buy out
the Western Union company, the judge
desires it to be distinctly understood
that the government and not the West
ern Union will be held responsible for
the payment Of rent OF his lines.
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a missionary writes to the New York
Methodist, Missionary work IN India
is a very difficult work. Success has
been achieved here and there, but the
main line of Hindooism has never been
broken, nor has there yet been single
bona tide evangelical movement among
the higher castes Of the country. The
large accessions have been among the
lower castles, and all other victories
have been among the akfrmlshers. A
hundred methods have been tried, but
thus far there has been no notable Sue
cgss
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MARRIED.

OBINSoN-December Path, by
Rev L. c. Taylor, at the residence OF the bride,
Fourth street, Chelsea, Mr.. L. r. MOORE and
Miss H. W. ROBINSON.
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Temple of Love, No. l.

TsnHE regular Election 0f Officers viii take
niaee on FRIDAY night December 18th.
TheTemple Will meet promptly ~ six o'clock.
BY order OF --
JACKSON 2. CREWS, Templsr supreme.
HUNTER RAINE, X. :. decz3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

4 STATED communication of Kill Q
n winning Lodge, No. 81, viii be heldNAE
this (FRIDAN) evening, December 18th, ~
at o'clock, for dispatch of business and elec
tOu or Off GERS.
Al NJ. NJ s are fraternally invited.
By order of X. CREIGHTON, W. ".
LOUIS CZAPsKI, Secretary. dec26
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NOON LAKE PLANTATION,

vK,HIS very desirable plantation is now Of
/ fered Tor sale, together with mules, stock,
efc. There are 1900 acres in tract; 800 cleared,
under good fence and cultivation steam saw
toeet6er with Hli necessary quarters, resi-
dence. etc. VIII exchange for apprO ged Men,
phis property; For t1rt6eT particulars apply
STEWART (fNyY y NE & CO., $50 Front st.
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Attention. knights TempIar

VOU are hereby ordered to attend In
i fatigue uress "a special cOnclave of ~
Cyrene COmmandery, No. 4, X at asy-IN\
lttm, No. 2)4 Front street, this FRIDAY even
ing, December 26th, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose of comforting the orders Of the Red Gloss.
Visiting Knights are cOurteously invited.
By command J. VI. PETTIGREW.
Acting E. e.
+ RARFEFT~1
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TO COTTON MEN f.!

I HAN + large lot, 265ls by ISS1s feet, on the
Il north side or GayOsO street, between DeSOtO
and Wellington, very convenient to the busi-
ness part Of town and accessible to the depots
well adapted Tor a large
COTTON SHED
would ike to maze some arrangement with
a house, or several parties, to put a shed on the
lot, on such terms will suit them or to lease
them the lot for ten years; or to Join with
them in the building upon such terms as may
be agreed upon. A MORE SUITABLE LOT
CANNOT BE HAD; and l will make a very
favorable arrangement with any one that
wants shed, Gail and see me soon, at 49,
Madison ST., upstairs. GEO. a. STOVALL.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, December r25.-Christmas
was observed here in quiet manner.
Tie usual services were held In the
churches, and the customary series of
Christmas dinners given to the poor
children of the city. The dinner given
to some three hundred newsboys by
William w. Fieiss was ore Of the fea-
lures of the day. A number OF promi-
nent gentlemen were present, who made
brief remarks, which the boys spplauded
in the usual hearty style. Advices from
the principal points east and south state
that the day day had been generally OBJ
served
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ADCoRN UNIVERSITY.

From the Jackson (Miss.) P1lotl
We learn from Mr.. w. II. Furniss
nov connected with the university, thai
matters at Alcorn are going on very
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THE AMouNr oE GOLD

in the treasury is pat at fifty-six mil
lion dollars, Of which twenty-six mill
hou dollars will be requiEed TO pay the
quarterly interest on the public debt OH
the iirst prOXimo. Two weeksawill be
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a woman BsssaII Murdered by heE
Husband.

a woman BEBf Siiy murdered DY btE
Husband.
ST. LOUIS, December 25.-The dead
body of Mrs. Seaman, wife Of Michael
Sesnlau, q driver in the st. Louis trans
fer company, was found in the tene-
ment house No. 14l5 North Fifth street
this morning. The affair Is involved
in mystery, but the supposition is that
Scanlan, while chastising his wife for
getting drunk, struck her on the back
of the neck just at the base Of the brain
with fence pole and killed her. Sean
Ian has been employed in the transfer
company for sixteen years and has al
ways been regarded as sober, indus
triOus man. He was arrested. Mrs.
ScanIan leaves six children.
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CHICAGO, ILL.

CHICAGO, December Business
was generally suspended to-day, and the
day passed very quietly. The weather
was quite warm.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS.

MILWAUKEE, December 25--Not-
withstanding the stringency Of the
dimes, there has seldom been a Christ-
mas more generally observed in the way
Of presents and merry y-making. All the
fancy stores report larger sales than ever
before
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ST. LOUIS, December 25.-TO-dsy has
been universally observed rs holiday.
Business being entirely suspended, peO-
pie of all classes and occupations gave
themselves to the enjoyment of the
usual features Of the occasion.