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More rnren NO, Popular.

Our dispatches this morning infoEm
us tha, the idea oi increased taxation Is
not popular with the members Of
Congress at Warrington. And so also
We infer that it is not popular in New
YOtk, live may Judge from the follow:
ing paragraph IN Saturdays Herald
AaAIrs on the street yesterday wore an
agteeable aspect until the ammo nouncement
Otsecretaryi RichArdson's new policy In
regard to taxation. Then there was
"6utryiug TO and iro," !" and mutterings, not
loud, but deep, iniregArd 70 n fnancisl
policy that had begun 90 ostentatiously In
reducing the public debt, Ind reached
such an impotent conclusion, In the shape
Of more taxes. lrreverents men were
found whose estimate Of the sttuanoL
ranScends the power Of an eyangelica.
pentO record; but above and beyond ehii
special grievance the inquiry was otter
Pot ia Iess fgurshye Language, i sncf
hings are found Ii The green wood Wha
may we expect in the drYg t'' Es
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Death Of One Of the Supreme Court
Judges. ~

CooPERsTowN, December 13.-Hon.
Samuel Nelson, ex.Judge Of the United
States Supreme Court, died suddenly Of
apoplexy, while sitting In his chair, OF
hali.past one O'Clock this afternoon, at his
residence in this place. Judge Nelson
had been ior some months past In good
health and spirits. Monday he complain.
ell Of having taken slight cold and was
confined to his room till Friday. He
then came down stairs to tea and spent
the evening In his parlor. BE came down
10 breakfast this morning at o rather late
hour, as was his custom, apparently as
well as usual. While sitting In his chair
between one and two o'clock this after
noon, listening TO the reading Of q letter
by Mrs. Nelson, he made an inquiry in re.
gard TO 1t and then without word or
sign suddenly died. .ij-
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The Parkersburg Times seconds the call
for information in regard TO the distribu'
ton Of the State funds. The Wellsburg
Herald thinks that the trail is warm one
and should be stuck to: The Times com;
ments as follows: a-a.. r1a.5
| ave insist that the State Treasurer, be
made to answer OF once, touching this I'M
Just distribution Of deposits, the more 90
as he sent his son all over the State ct the
beginning Of the panic, and withdrew the
funds deposited in other banks, under the
plea that they were TO be invested In
Government bonds. This we learn from
our Bank Directors." p. o..
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A Bond Forrer Pound Gnll,r.

CLEyELAap. Dec, 13.-:Loring 9. White,
who was arrested b New Yoik last
February and brought here on 0 requisi.
ton, TO be tried Tor forgery, was to-day
found guilty Of issuing and passing forged
Union Pacific income bonds TO the amount
oil $15, 900 on the bank Of ]. v. Painter, Of
this city, in the summer Of 1872. White
also passed Q number Of these forged
bonds In New York and other Eastern
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MeetInr Of UnielmplopIIed Persona. d.

CINCINNATI, Dec, 1.-The proceed
ings Of the meeting last night were chief.
ly in German, and most Of the assembly
were Germans. A report oi the meeting
represent Carl Rosa, q young man
from Austria, as saying that an appeal to
arms would have to be made, which was
cheered. The Committee arranging for
oil unemployed workmen to meet to-
morrow morning and march In mass 10
Mayor. Johnston and demand work.
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WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 13.-Sh Hugh AL.
len, ot Canada, Is here, with family.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 13.-Sif Hugh AL
len, Of Canada, Is here, with family.
CALLING ON THE PRRsDRNT.
The Committee on Ways and Means
called on the President and Secretary OIL
Of the Treasury, In accordance with the
annual custom, merely to pay their re-
spects. The subject OF finances was not
mentioned. n -,'"',1a-.'63 '1fN q q
STILL FLOWING OUT OF THE TREASURY.
Outstanding legal tenders, S37S, ,221 ,0l3.
THE CIVIL RIdHTs CONVENTION Ap-
JoURHRD.
The National Civil Rights Convention,
which adjourned sine do late last night,
say In an address that they take It for
granted that action will be taken by Con.
gress protecting them from lnyidious dis.
tinctions In the enjoyment of their rights
at the hands OF common carriers, hotels
and other places Of public convenience
and fefreshment, and also places Of
amusement, and In the enjoyment OF other
civil rights, including entrance to public
schools without regard 10 race. They.
want the denial Of their rights punished.
There is at present o general incisposi-
tion among members Of Congress to
increase taxation. It will not be done.
unless the necessity can be clearly shown.
The recommendation Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury in his recent letter to Rep
resentative Dawes will be discussed blythe
Committee on Ways and Means at their
meeting tomorrow. Several members Of
that committee said today that there
would be no hasty action on the subject.
The Treasury Department Is somewhat
pressed for money, not only by the falling
off in the revenue, but by the extraor.
dinary appropriation Of four or FIVE mil.
lion dollars for naval purposes. q" p
Several prominent Senators have ex.
pressed surprise OF the action Of the House
In giving 50 much time to the debate on
the salary question. at is certain that
there is less disposition In the Senate than
IN the House to agitate the salary ques.
lion.
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That 81. Louis Insurance Company
Again.

ST. Louis, Dec. 1S.-The st. Louis Mu.
tual Life Insurance Company, against
which 90 much litigation has been direct.
ed some months past, has arranged to re.
insure Its policies In the Mound City tMu.
tual Of this city. Gen. Blair, State Super.
intendent Of Insurance Affairs, approves
Of the arrangement, and will withdraw
the suit Of the State Department now
pending against the St. Louis Mutual.
The agreement between the two compa-
MES will be signed to-day. Jas, B. Eads.
well will be President OF the Mound City
Mutual under the new arrangement, and
none Of fhe old or new Directory Of the
st. Louis Mutual are to be in any way
connected with the further arrangement
OF affairs. @sl itti
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GttGntsllia
The Mouudsville National Upon two
Important Questions.

The MoundsvIlle National delivers IT.
SELF with all lis accustomed grace and
power on the Capital question. Thereii
no subject that the editor can not make
interesting. he says that II was always
"the most curious mystery In the world
TO him "why the Capital was located
where nobody lives" he sees "no reason
why the seat Of government should not be
where the State got Its origin" he con-
sIers that at was the greatest piece Of
greenuess aud unconcern" that let the
Capital 20 to Charleston. The idea Of
putting the Capital at place like Char
lestoa he considers absurd In the last
degree.
"Now.a.dsys folks pay too much at.
,ention TO outside appearance, and even
to the name Of q town. Such IS al
together sounding brass and tinkling
cymbal For our part, It would not make
lhe least difference to us II the Capital
was at the most obscureand iGw-breaking
town on the railroad or river, provided it
was like other State Capitals. Whoever
heard Of Charleston before 1t became the
permanent seatT ,r 's,r0u-t i.
Turning from the Capital question,
which fills the editor Of the National
with so much disgust, he expresses him
sell In the same torcible and peculiar
style in regard to the admission Of ALEX:
q. STEPHENS into Congress. This affair
also dlsgusts him o good deal. He says:
"This Is entirely too premature, Itcan.
no, be helped and will have 10 be borne
with humiliation. American politics have
come to sad contamination. Tho re-
belIious States should have been kept out
IS foreign territery for at least twenty
years, before admission into the Union.
The bone and sinew OF the free States did
not suffer and die Tor nothing.ng1f they
did they fought ir vain. This Ia not q
question Of men, 1t is squestion Of States.
When the Southern States rebelled, they
forfeited all recognizance by the Govern:
ment. As 1t now is, Union men are In
suited by arrant traitors, whom II the
statue OF George Washington 10 the 70.
lunda OF the Capitol could speak, would
emphatically ,condlgn 10 total severence
from the Union for oil eternity.
70
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Moving Against Beechsr and his
rrI Church.

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-At q prayer
meetibg in the Church Of the Pilgrims,
Brooklyn, last evening, Rev, Storrs, pas
tor, presiding, a resolution was adopted 10
the effect that II the Plymouth Church
abides by the terms Of the resolution in
troduced by Rev. Beecher and adopted
proclaiming the sovereignty Of that
Church in matters Of Church pollty and
government, the Church 'oi Pilgrims
would be separated from fellowship with
them. The Congregational Church Of
Clinton took similar action last evening,
DR.. Buddington, pastor, declaring II the
Plymouth Church persisted In its declar-
alton Of Independence, there must be
formal recognition Of separation by prop.
erly constituted council.
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, FOREIGN.
MORE TROUBLE FoR SPAIN.
GERMANY INDIGNANT AT TIE TREATMENT
OF THE CRRWa OF THE f,Aprtfppn oI,;o

GERMANY INDIGNANT AT THR TREATMENT
OF THE CREWS OF THE CAPTURED aER,
MAN yEssKLS. - ''l' 10 n .Hu '#i7tTfT'
LONDON, Dec. 1S.-A special dispatch Ills d
from Berlin 10 the, London Hour says The
commander Of one Of the German vessels
seized by the Spanish man.ot.war In The
Sooloo Archipelago and carried 10 Manil.
10, writes home that himself and crew
were sent to PRISON and kept there two
months, during which time they received
very harsh treatment OF the hands Of the
Spanish officials. The Hours dispatch
also says public feeling In Germany Is
much excited over the seizure Of the yes.
sells, and the fullest satisfaction ior the
insult to the German flag Is demanded.
THE NEW SPANISH COMMANDER AT CAR.
-i1 TAGRNA. u.
MADRID, Dec. 13.-Gen. Lopez Domi !
aiquez, the newly appointed commander
Of the force beaieging Cartsgena, arrived
In camp yesterday and assumed com
mand Immediately Last evening he held
q review of oil the forces. The bombard.
ment Of the city has been temporarily.
suspended. r.E -. =. 'HU 4tG
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Making Iron ou. a. Columbus, Ohio

Making Iron out at Columbus, Ohio.
Gen. J. N. Comfy, President OF the
Columbus Board ofTrade, made speech
ST the Inauguration Of the new officers Of
the Board on Thursday evening last, in
regard to the advantages of Columbus as
manufacturing point, In the course Of
which he remarked, among other things,
"that the wealth Of Columbus per
capita Is exceeded by only one city in
the United States" He did not say to
what city he referred. Her stated that
the coal fields OF Ohio amount to $4,000
square miles, which Is fully equal tosall
the coal fields ofSGreat Britain. 81
Next, we have ircn 70 an amount not
exceeded by the. whole Of Great Britain,
with convenient access beside TO the vast
beds Of the Lake Superior and Iron Noun
tSin regions. Our coal from the Straits
vile and Hooking Valley sells to manu-
hcturers at 8 cents q bushel In summer
and l0t cents o bushel In n'winter. Itcosts
q cents 10 dig In summer, 81 cents in
winter. It costs 81 cents summer and
winter to cover royalty and all other ex-
peDses at the mines,, and 1t costs 4 cents
Tor transportation and delivery In summer
and Al cents in winter. This Is the best
Of bituminous coal Nut coal, which iS
extensively used In manufactures, 10 fifteen
cents per ton less for freight than the
cheapest olscreened coal, and may be had
delivered at seven cents q. bushel, Our
iron orc comes from Perry, Hooking and
Jackson Counties. There are immense
beds In Perry County. This Is mixed with
ore from Lake Superior and 1roE Noun
tain. We have right here all the lime
stone needed. o
An iron manufacturer Of great expert.
euce and skill has furnished an estimate
Of the cost Of production in Columbus OF
ston Of pig iron and . ton Of railroad iron,
which Is o perfectly reliable estimate on .
liberal basis, 40 follows: Cost OF produe.
ing u ton Of pig iron-Eight bushels
Slraitsville coal, average cost 10 cents, %;
Two and three.fourths tons, Of 2289
pounds each, native ore from Perry or
Hooking county, $5 per ton,. delivered,
tlS75; three.i .iourths OF ton Of limestone,
IS, delivered, 81 10 for interest and 70.
pairs $9, labor "a. Total $29 81. All
these materials are drawn from the Hook
ing valley, from where they are now being
brought BY our Columbus furnace mate.
rial that will make as good iron as iS
made In the United States anywhere.
says my informant, who knows precisely
what he Is talking about: Cost OF pro-
duclng one ton Of railroad iron-Pig iron,
say $50 for labor salaries, $40; loss In
conversion, 81; coal 60; interest and re- re
pa'n, keeping up mill, s.; total cost, $osi
market value at present. $76to SsO. 'at
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MArrKRs seemto hAye.been definitely
decided for The. winter between the pud'
dlsn and the Rolling Mil Company at
Cumberland. AtG interview between
the two on Friday lest the Compapy'a
otter OI q 81 per ton was again declined,
the men asking q, and expressing them.
selves as not particularly anxious to go to
work st that price.
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sailing Tickets Contrary to Law

PrrTsBuRdH, Dec. 13.-Parties who
were convicted some time ago oi unlaw-
fully selling railroadtickets and not being
authorized agents were called;up in the
court oil Quarter Sessions this morning
and were sentenced TO pay the costs o.
prosecution and q fine o., 800. Judge
Sterrett announced that he had taken
In consideration the fact that the c9nstiIi
nationality OF The act had been questioned
and some doubt existed as to the law, hut
mat hereafter he would impose severe
penalties and imprisonment In addition tc
The fine. =
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No, Adapted 10 tho Hotel Busln,e,s.

CAIRO, Dec. 13.-At Carbondale this
evening, John II. Brush, iD registering
his name at the Planters House spilled
ink on the register, which provoked the
clerk and they got into q quarrel in which
the proprietor Of the house, j. W. Nc
Donald took the part Of the clerk, and
the result was that Brush was shot and
instantly killed by Q revolver In the
hands Of; Mcdonald. The affair creates
intense excitement, owing 70 the popu
larity Of Brush and the fact that the
provocallon was triflng. Brush was an
old army telegraph operator and highly
esteemed by oil who knew him.
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Patal Effects Of Impure lWater..

CINCINNATI, Dec, 13.-A short time
since four children In q family near Fort
Wayna, Ind, were taken mysteriously
sick one after the other and died In quick
succession. Shortly afterwards the father
also died and the mother Ia now In o
critical condition. Physicians attribute
It 10 the use OF impure well water. -
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. nn,rlnr EpidemIe NOW PrevallIng.

CrNc1ENATf, Dec. 14.-The house ol
Abram Macer was entered tonight by
buFel0rs In the absence Of the family, ana
rohSeS al six hundred dollars worth OF
ieWelry and yaluables. This 10 the third
burglary within five days, and indicates
an invasion Of the city by that class o.
criminAlH.
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FRANCE.
BAzAINR TO MAcMAHoN.

PARIS, Dec. 1s.-Marshal Bazaine since
receiving notice Of the communication Of bis
sentence, has written o letter to President
MacMahon, in which he says: "You re.
member the day in which we served the
country together. feared that the i'm
pulse Of your heart would be overmas-
tered BY state considerations. I should
have died without regret, since the recon.
mendation Of the court for mercy vindi-
Gates my honor" Bazaine's counsel, In q
letter to x.President Theirs, thanks him
for having expressed his opinion that the
marshal was innocent Of the charges upon
which he was tried, lf-
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stranre MutiIer and sulclde.

LOWELL, MASS, Dec. 13.-samuel Hi.
dredth, 90 years Of age, yesterday muir.
defod his room mate, Oliver Dolap, aged
70, Of the Weatiord Poorhouse. He then
cut his own throat with o razor and viii
probably die. Both have been inmates
q long time,
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LrrTLR' Rock, Dec. 1s.-James COL
lins, q farmer, was called up from his
bed, ,,at his residence, sixteen miles above
this city, this morning, and Is he ap.
peared OF the door was shot down and
killed by some unknown person. Sus.
picion rests upon George Pledger, a young
man who worked on the farm, and he
was arrested pending investigation.
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Another Man short in his Accounts

CHICAGO, Dec. Alt Is stated that
David Gage, City Treasurer, is short In
his accounts with the city TO an amount
which will reach nearly or quite four
hundred thousand dollars. A portion oi
this amount Is locked up In the suspended
Second National and Manufacturers Ma
tionsl Banks. II Is said that Mr.. Gage
will be able to obtain security from any
ultimate loss. .E
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sherIdan,s PaYmaster Dead.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13-Major Robert A.
Kinsey, paymaster Of the United States tc
the staff Of Lieutenant. General Sheridan,
died suddenly at his residence In this city
this afternoon from heart disease. He was
OF his office at Gen. Sheridan's headquar.
terS yesterday afternoon apparently In biz
usual health,
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A Skull Crushed and a Safe Robbed.

NAsHvrr1E, Dec. 1s.AWm. B. Wood,
agent Of AdamS Express Company Of
Franklin, KY, had his skull crushed and
his safe robbed Of $4,000, about Q o'clock
Thursday night There were three men
concerned IN the asDault, who have been
arrested. Il is feared Wood Is mottaIly
wounded, H'
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A Tight Rope Kalknr Fails,

SALT LAKE, Dec. 13.-Leon Leonard,
French gymnsstic, attempted TO walk q
tight rope across the street this afternoon
and fell TO the ground, seriously II not
fatally lDjuripg him. El.
BRIGHAM SNOW BouNn
Brigham Young Is partly snow bound
en- route 10 South Kanawha.
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The Warm Weather Bad for Pork.

LouBvtLLE, December 1S.-The warm
weather which has prevailed here fol-
several days past has been damaging to
the pork packers. Large quantities oI
green meat have soured and spoiled 10
the houses, and hundreds ol hogs have
died, on tfreins coming 10 thh city. Eight
car loads came Id yesterday at one depot,
which will prove almost q total lCas.
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A Place for Hypocho hondrlacs.

BosToN, Dec. l9-The late Seth Adams
lett an estate valued at $175. 900, and PRO,
ylded In his will Tor an Establishment neal
Boston OF home for the treatment and
accommodation Of those afflicted with
hypoohondriAc, from which malady
Adams suffered fer years.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTHEEf,
oYFloloF TINE CHlY SIaNAI 0rP1oHH,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. a. 800 P. 4.

- ~ es~' 49, -
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and Middle States
northwesterly TO southwesterly winds,
will prevail and partly cloudy weather,
and but slight changes Of temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, contin.
ued low temperature, northerly winds,
and generally clear weather.
=. For the Gulf States, and thence north.
ward toithe Ohio Valley, continued low
but slightly: rising temperature, with less
pressure, and partly cloudy weather.
The winds in these districts gradually
shifting TO easterly and southerly.
i For the Lake region, Light and fresh
southerly to westerly winds, s,with increas.
ing cloudlness, and slight rise OF tenn.
perature.
For the northwest, less pressure, with
rising temperature, winds shifting to
sonth and southeast, with more clou di-
ness. 81. .| Nf-f
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Michael Broderibk, convicted Of man
slaughter by stabbing his son, has been
sentenced to ono year and six months In
| tho State prison. 's. 'f' "HH. lHH' t,
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SUNDAY RLRcTIoN.

PARIS, Dec. 14.-An election was held
to-day in the departments OF Aude,
Finistre and Zeine Eoties for members
Of the Assembly. Partial returns indi.
cate the election Of the Radical candidate
in Aude, and two Republicans in Finisire
and Eoties.
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ARouslng BANK sla,emenl

New YoKK, Dec, 1s.-BAnk statement
Loans, increase, $9,147, 100 specie, In
crease, 81 ,100, 300; depoaits, increase, g..
0Se, 900; legal tenders, increase, $685..
900 circulation, decrease, $4,000.
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A PIRATE sRNTKNcRp,

VIM. Doogan was to-day sentenced to
twenty yeara Imprisonment for boarding
and robbipga brig in the harbor, while
masked. 80. B
The trial Of Harry Genet on q false
pretense indictment commences on Mon.
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HAvRE. Dec, 19.-The ship Preston,
which arrived on the 9Th inst from New
Orleans, is burning. She has / I4S0 bales
Of cotton on board.
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Found Dead.

RRMpvrLIY, KY, Dec. lS.-William
Mckee was found dead In bed Thursday,
and his wife has been arrested on the
charge Of killing him.
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BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1clusirely ", the Intelll gencsr.

q yy tho wtstern Union Linz. &. ~
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe stsl
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting 70 $500, 600.

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, S5. Quartsrs, SS6o.
w0ur lotteries arc chartered by tho Btate,
are always drawn at the time named, and all
drawinge arc under tho supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
Tho 'ofieial drawing WIN DO published In
the st. Louis papers and copy OF Drawing semi
10 purchasers Of ticketa.
W-We win draw 4 Aimilar sehnmo the Las,
day OF evry month during the year 1919.
"a Remit Of our risk by PosToyFInl NonIY
PRESS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, NILLKR d co.,
Pogtofnce Boz 2i48,
OpaTu-Th9t4V 81 Louis, No.