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SAN FRANCISCO.

BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. 6.-The
Independents at Sacramento are still firm
In the belief that they will elect Booth to
the Senate, but 1t Is reported the Demo-
Gratis will endeavor TO make q straight
fight on their own account. They will
hold Q caucus on Monday night, and they
will probably concentrate on Judge Hoge,
Of this city, ntl-Railroad, for Senator
for long. term. Wallace, Hoge and How
ard are the Democrats spoken of for the
short term. Cole, Republican, 10 endeav.
oring to have himself taken up In place
OF Booth as compromise candidate.
Should the Democrats determine q strict
party fight, II will seriously affect Booths
chances OF election. The Legislature
meets again on Monday.
Ban FRANCIsco, Dec. 6.-Gov. Booth, In
his annual message, favors the revising Of
the treaty with China, which shall restrict
Chinese emmigration to this coast BE
also favors legislation for the improvement
Of the system Of uniform freight and pas
senger rates ON the railroads In this State.
The steamer Costa Rica, Of the Pacific
Mail Company, which was run ashore
near the entrance Of tho harbor o short
time since, Is out Of the dry dock and
ready for sea again. ,..L. l.... b.
Ia SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE Military
Telegraph Line was completed today to
Tucson, Arizona, aud to Westland to.
night. ,
A terrible rain storm Is prevailing over
q greater portion Of the State. El.. "a,
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, Dec. 6.-The runner that
the schooner Albert ". Smith, which
cleared from Elizabethport for Key West
with coal is Cuban privateer Ia not cred.
tied by the naval officers who state that
the Navy Department recently purchased
1000 tons Of coal for the use OF the squad
ron In the Cuban waters, and the A. W.
Smith was probably one Of the lage mum.
Der Of transports employed to carry 1t
down there, and that II the vessel should
carry q few articles Of merchandise 1t Is
not at all strange, but the object Of the
vessel Is strictly Legitimate. Represents
tives of the Cuban Government and Cuban
Junta arc planning an expedition from
this city. To this end negotiations have
been carried on by both parties with
Capt. Frederick Bowen, who has selected
vessel and part Of his men, and awaits
now the payment of q sufficient sum on
the part Of his employers. Capt. Bowen
was in command Of the Virginius In 1873
while she was cruising on the Venezuelan
coast. He was at one time outlawed and
price set on his head by the Spanish
Government for the successful landing Of
slaves on the Cuban coast, he has since
been blockade runner, and In the coolie
trade.
NEW York, Dec. 6.-The Spanish war
steamer Arapeles, delayed in the dry
dock In the Navy Yard owing to the flood
gates being out OF order, promises to suffer
further detention. This morning a barge
laden with two hundred tons of coal sunk
Immediately in front OF the food gates,
and will have to be raised and removed
before the gates can be used.
The Colorado will be moved from the
yard tonight. She will receive her stores
tomorrow and will sail Monday. Liquor
having been smuggled to the crew ol the
Colorado, only those employed In the
Navy Yard are admitted today.
William 8. Woodward, Wall street
speculator, who about tive years since
manipulated q pool in Rock Island stock
when the market was cornered, and who
failed, to-day notified his creditors that
warrant had been issued against his es.
tate, adjudged bankrupt on his own peti-
tion. A meeting OF his creditors has been
appointed Tor December 18th, In Brook
lyn. Woodward's liabilities are estimat.
ed at about 100000.
Bank statement-Loans, increase g..
09l 800; specie, increase, $1,351 900; le-
gal tenders, increase, g. 332, ZOO; deposits,
Increase, s., 900; circulation, decrease,
1854 200. ~. 4
q Auditor Dayton has telegraphed 10 the
Superintendent Of the Produce Exchange
that canal navigation is closed for the
season. "a. ,
The ,Cuban Junts asys they, have no
knowledge Of f;any expedition being fitted
out under Capt Bowen or any other per.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. 6.-There Ia
the highest authority for stating that the
CASTELAR, government has not asked for o
modification Of the protocol so that the
Virglnius may be placed In custody of q
third party to await adjudication. The
suggestion came from the Cuban authori.
ties to Admiral Polo, and was unoficially
communicated TO Secretary Fish. As
stated yesterday 1t does, not meet the
views OF the administration.
A copy oil the trust mortgage Of the
Sprsgue manufacturing Company of
Rhode Island, has been filed with the
Recorder oil deeds In this city.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, took up the credentials
of the Louisiana contestants of Mcmillan
and Pinchback. The Committee ad-
journed until Monday evening, when both
parties will be heard.
The agents Of the different trans. allan.
tic steamships leaving New York. are in
vited to submit proposals for carrying
mails TO the ports Of the United Kingdom.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 6.-Cotton-Dull at
15ic. Flour-Fair demand and firm at
so 90a7 10. Wheat 81 As. Corn -
Quiet; old ear 50a5lc. Ryc-Firm; $50.
Oats-Steady at S5s45c. Barley-FIrm.
Groceries = Firm. Oils = Unchanged.
Eggs-Fair demand and firm. Butter
and Cheese-Fair demand and firm.
Pork-Strong at $14 50a14 75; generally
held at $15 90. Lard-Steady at SIC for
steam. Bulk Meats STEADY and un-
changed. Bacon-Quiet; new shoulders
6ica64c; clear rib sidesS7ta7ac; clear 74s
Sc. Hogs-Slow; 81 80a4 90; receipts,
1.150; shipments, 1,1s0. Green Meats
Firm; sales Of shoulders at 5ta5tc: clear
6ta6so. Hams-sfas4c. Whisky-Steady
at $50. Total hogs slaughtered here for
the week, 1900; since November 1st to
date, 289, 900; same time last year, 20S, 900,
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L,fs inArkausas.

ST. LOUIS, Dec.s6!-The EOening Dis
patch has letter from Superintendent
Rock, of Arkansas, which says that 0
party Of six desperadoes made raid
along White river, on the 26th Of No
yem6er, robbing the settlers oi The money
jewelty,, &c, at Morgan's Ferry, ant
when about half mile below the terry
they were fired upon from ambush by
party of citizens, and Fortingson, theil
leader, and two others named Braver ant
Higbee were killed and another mortally
wounded. The remaining Two were
slightly wounded, The citizens madt
preparations to hang the latter two, bu
finally concluded to allow the law 10 taxi
It's course. = ; a : ~ y - Z, |
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War Yessela GoInIg 10 Sea.

BOSTON, Dec. 6.-orders were received
at the Navy Yard today 10 have the
New Torpedo ready for sea In twenty
days, The franklin Is being rapidly made
ready for sea, and will go into commits
sion the first Of next week. D.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The engines ol
the Florida and the Roanoke will be tried
TO. morrow. The Minnesota, Dictator and
swaragatha are being rapidly put 10 or
der.
Recruiting Is going on continually.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G.-The monitors
Ajax and Terror will be ready 10 sail
next week. The irigate Canandaigua L
also being rapidly fitted Tor sea.
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MAJOR SwRENY arrived from Charles
ION on Saturday and we are indebted to
him for copy Of the amendments offered
to the present Consultation in both houses
Of the Legislature q few days since, and
also lor the Charleston Courier Of Thurs
day. He thinks 1t possible that the session
may be prolonged for week after the
day now set for adjournment, the 10Th,
but in this we trust he Is mistaken. He
SAYS that Gov. JAcoB's recent message de.
moralized the ring very badly at the Capt.
tai, and that Speaker MILLRR's little
caucus was fat failure.
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Financial Resolutions.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 8.-The Financial
Committee Of the Board Of Trade reports
resolutions that all the restrictions Of ma,
tional banking, as q special privilege,
should be removed, and The right 10 Issue
notes should DO given to .alls companies
furnishing capital on the present basis Of
security; that In this way the public debt
can be funded OF home in bonds at rate
not over four per cent interest, and these
bonds might be convertible into green.
backs or currency when necessary; also
Q resolution asking Congress to forbid the
payment Of interest on current deposits by
national banks.
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WAR LlrEnATuRE.-somebody ought
tocollect the war editorials Of some Of the
newspapers Of this country since the
Spanish agitation began, Among them,
the following extract from the Mime
apolis Tines should be carefully preserved;
"The saddle.colored butchers Of Spain
have spit In our faces, and We coolly
wiped Ii of with the American flag"
And also this one from the Brooklyn
Aryw.
"The nation will hear with q quickening
pulse the ringing notes to General Bank
bugle. Here's q man whose yalor Ism.
stuffed with fish-bones and sawdust. Ha
prescieut glance from the lar:ott Bostol
takes In the past, present. and iuture' Q
Cubs, and o. he contemplates the posses
sion Of her iuiquities he Whirls the Amefi
can eagle by the tail and winds his bugl'
SINE mOre.h
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Tue LATE THOMAS POLLOCK. The
death Of this venerable and estimable citi.
zen is announced in our columns this
morning. He departed this life at the ripe
sye oil eighty years, and after having en-
loyed to the very close, we may say, the
use OF all his faculties. Mr.. POLLOCK was
man of active and very temperate habits
Of life, and was known 10 his acquaint-
suces and friends for his integrity, ur-
bani,y aud simplicity oI character, as also
for bis ionlness for books and Intellectual
conversation. His funeral takes place at
two o'clock this afternoon 4s1g
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ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. G.-oaplain ]. b. Dui.
fer, Superintendent Of the Street Clean.
ing Department, against whom nine IN.
dictments for malieasance In Office had
been found, has been suspended by Mayor
Brown. .rNE u.srN ~
All the heavy ordnance which has been
stored In the arsenal here since the war,
Is being shipped to Pensacola. Among
the large guns are many hundred pound
PARROTS and mortars.
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rHElsPANlsFia QUESTION
A QurRTER FRELINa AT HAVANA.

HAVANA, Dec. 8, via KEY WEST, Dec
l6.-The cttycontlnues quht The feeling
on THE question ;oiithe dellYery;of thl
|Virginius has experienced considerable
change since yesterday.
Many Spaniards are in favor Of the I'm.
mediate delivery Of the vessel. Leading
officers Of the volunteers held meeting
this morning at the residence of Senol
Zulueta, the President Of Casino, ant
PANEL, a son Of Zulueta, subsequently, in
formed an American gentleman that tht
YirginIus would be- delivered quietly.
.Ssss AHuNDRRp MfLLloNs.S
1t Is reported that Senor Zaluets has
received q telegram from Senior Calys, the
representative at Madrid oil Casino Espi
nal, counselling the delivery Of the Vir'
ginins, and saying that Spain WIN after.
wards claim $lOO, 100000 damage gea- from
the United States. The proposal to send
the Virginius 10 Spain and there turn her
oyerlto the American, memo ol.war is re-
ceiyed with layorby theispaniards,
Battalions Of volunteers are forming.
United States naval officers at Santiago
state that the number captured on the
|Virginius vas 1856, and Of these So were
executed, aud ia are now living. i.
THE GOVERNMENT FIRM IN ITs POSITION
AND HOPEFUL OF PEACE. x
1t is said the Havana steamer City Of
euenda, the fastest, vessel on Iihe coist,
viii be altered into D gunbost and trans
port, to be used in case Of war.
The Herald says the American Consul
ate IS quietly guarded by troops. An at
tempt was made Thursday night 10 burn
the Virginius. Regular soldiers have been
selected and placed on board 10 protect
her. H..
WASHINGTON, Dec. -7.-The protocol
signed by Admiral Polo with Secretary
Fish, ,on the29th Of November, was with
the full appreciation Of his government
after mature consideration Of all It's con-
seouences. The excitement In the Island
Of Cuba and the alleged threats concern.
ing the Virginius gave reasonable ioun'
dation Tor fear on the part Of many per.
sons that the vessel and surviving pass
engers and crew would not 6e promptly
delivered 10 ING onHea stales ap1nori!ies
according to the termsoi agreement. But
such apprehensions have not been shared
BY our government iof IL can posi"7e-
ly be stated that there Is nolhing TO
diminish It's confidence ol the sincerlty OF
the Spanish Government. The delay oi
the transaction has been unavoidable,
and only recently arrangements LOT the
consumhauon o. .he lerms naYe oeen
completed, whale'e. may nave peeh sug
gested heretofore, ASso lhe programmes,
II can DC asserted lna! inc tlrgln'us wiz
oe delivered 70 one =, our hSvn S,h. Vessels as4
wi.nin 'ne mex .en uass =. . ouuau a M pan
anu ,he SURVIVING pas'epge.s ',,as aau o,.,. ..s"
WIN oe lansietfer w. W onl.eu .,..sasss stasss
sup ~ sau'asv' es... ,s .s,. y. Le,,a - -,
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The Pittsburgh Water Bonds.. Bank
Officers Charged with Conspiracy.

PrTTsBuRdH, Dec. THE inveatiga.
ton by the Finance Committee of The
City Council during the past week In re-
lation to the halt million Of dollars worth
Of water bonds placed in the National
Trust Co., which was suspended by the
Secretary OF the Water Commission, re.
suited last afternoon In o charge Of con.
splracy 10 defraud the city being made
against some Of the officers Of the Bank
and Secretary Of the Water Commission
A charge OF embezzlement was also made
against the Secretary OF the Water Com
mission. The party all gave bail except
the Cashier ot the Bank who has beer
missing since their suspension.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-There Is q de-
cidedly improved feeling, and manufac-
turers' agents are distributing a fai,
amount Of cotton and woolen goods. Cot
ton goods in better demand and firm q,
revised prices. Fine brown co.tons &C.
tive and firm. Atlantic brown sheetings
advanced to 10c. Cottonades more &C
tive. Woolens are selling more freely to
the clothing trade. Hosiery In better re-
guest. Dry goods imports for the week
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BOSTON,.

Boston, Dec. 6.-Antonlo Corehinc
has been arrested on charge Of swind-
ling bis italian c0untrymen BY collecting
% so, from each, promising them work
and good wages to alter railroad, both
Of which he failed to do. He Is thought
to be at the same time working at the
same kind of work in other cities.
Charles q. 6holes has been held In $l5,,
900 bail on charge OF manslaughter in
having procured an abortion which, ter
minated fatally to his victim.
Bridget Lannegan, q Domestic, was
found brutally murdered this morning In
o vacant lot in the Dorchester district.
An attempt was made TO outrage the
woman. No arrests have been made.
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calling on. the Secretary Of The Navy.


Calling on. the Secretary OF the Navy.
WASHINGTON, Dec! I6.--The' ifonclad,
Hero; will be lowed 10 New York for
repairs. . =
One hundred members OF Congress
called on the Secretary Of the Navy to.
day, the reception continuing from two TO
four o'clock. The conversation was
chiefly on the subject. Of supplying the
deficiency In expenditures, and placing the
the navy IN 0 condition Tor oil possible
contingencies. Bills will be introduced
for this purpose next week, and also look
Ing tothe independence Of Cuba, speeches
being already prepared onSthe subject.
No official report from Cuba confirm
ing the reports of the resignation Of the
Captain General. ,..,
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The Capi,al Question.

Our Charleston letter this morning say
that the removal Of the Capital from
Charleston Is again being agitaled at thai
place. And, sure enough, why shouldn't
it be ngitated2 In the language ol the
article Published from the Mooredeld pa
per, why shouldn't the Capital be remov'
ed to any point in the State almost In
preference to keeping 1t where 1t Isl
What Is the sense In discommodng two
thirds Of the people ol tho State 10 ac'
commodate the other thirds
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 7.--The crew Of the
Lochearn |; which ran into the Vile
du Hayre, have arrived at Plymouth.
They we're brought into port by the Brit.
ish vessel which took them of the Loeb.
earn on the 29th ult., at which time she
was in q sinking condition. The accounts
Of the Vile du Havre given by the crew,
represent that the Captain and second
mate oI the steamer Lochearn shortly after
the collision, and did not assist in saving
any Of the passengers, and that majority
OF the French crew exhibited lament
able coWardice.
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Railroad Explorations.

SALT LAKE, Dec. 1.-THE Baldwin ex-
pedition report the discovery OF the only
practicable route for the contemplated
railroad connection of the Central Pacific
with the thirty.alth parallel. It will
pass through good coal and iron region
TO 81. George and thence down the Rio
Virgin and Colorado rivers,
Several parties oil mormen converts who
emigrRted from the old country last sum
meF, have within the last few weeks re-
turned, disappointed and diSgusted. Some
twelve or fifteen go back in day or two
and others are preparing to follow.
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Tha Lnta RI.hop Armitage.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. IA dispatch from
New York TO day gives the sad news Of
thedeath OF Bishop Armitage, Of this city,
after o brief illness. Mr.. Armitage sue.
ceeded 10 the BiShopric ofihe Wisconsin
diocess after the death Of Blshop Kemper,
and has filed the position most accept
ably. Tho news OF his death causes o
feeling Of great griei throughout the city
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec, G.-.Flour Steady
super 81 80; Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra family 80 50a7 rs; Ohio and Indi-
ana 81 25a7 rs. Rye-Steady and uu-
changed. Countless active; yellow 75s
76c; mixed western 75c. Oats-Unchapg.
ed. Petroleum-Unusually active for the
past two days; 12c December; 1910 Janu-
ary; 1880 February; 14c March; 141c April;
Crude-Osc. Whisky-Steady Of 94c.
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OMAHA.

3 OMAHA, NRD, Dec. GA freight train
was thrown from the track on the O. b.
& @. road this morning by one end Of 0
cattle car bursting out and letting 0 steer
fall on the track. Several car loads Of
cattle were wrecked.
II has been showing since yesterday
morning, five inches on q level. ss.
The gas works at Lincoln was destroy.
ed by fire to-day. A.G Hastings, Super.
Intendent, was injured by o falling wall,
two employees were seriously burned.
Loss 10000. No insurance.
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Accident in a Coal Mine.

AUDRNRR1D, Pa, Dec. 6.-While Of.
teen miners were descending the slope Of
The Honeybrook Coal Company's mines
this morning, the staple ring Of the car
broke and Il fell 40 yards. Two Of the
men were killed, two severely bruised,
one probably fatally, and the Others
slightly injured, VT
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Malicious Disturbance.

Cry OF Mrx1co, Nov. 81, VIA HAVANA,
Dec, 0.-Religious disturbances have oe-
CURED In Zezocoatlan. The Catholics
made an attack on the Protestants with
shouts Of "hurrah for our religion and
death TO the Protestants." Troops have
been sent to arrest the rioters and prevent
further trouble.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Dec. 6.-The appointment o.
Bartholde as Minister at Washington Is
announced. ., .....5 =
VRRsAiILEs, Dec. Gin the Bazaine
court martial to-day Pourcett closed bis
argument for the prosecution. He de-
manded first the degradation Of Bazsine
and then his execution.
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GOvERNMRNTs-Dull but 6
yDq-Oniet and strong

STATE BoNDs-Qulet and strong.
Cornwall s. Co., cotton brokers, failed
to-day. It Is not believed TO be a bad
failure, or that serious trouble will result
thereirom.
SrocKs-Strong, with an advance ol
from to Sper cent The chief activity
was In Western Union, Pacific Mail, Lake
Shore, Wabash, Northwestern and Union
Pacific Y, zee. a.I ..
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Dec. 6..-Flour.-Stcady. Wheat
Fair demand and firm; No. 8 white
Wabash 81 49; amber, cash, 81 43i; Jan.
uary 81 AZ; February 81 50; No. l red
81 AZ. Corn-Fair demand and advanced;
high mixed 65c; December 55a58c; Feb
ruary SIC; low mixed, cash, 5Sia54c;
new 51a52c. 0ats-Fair demand and
advanced; No. l, 42a43c. :! .''F
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New York Market,

New YORK, Dec. G.-Cotton-Moder,
ate demand and lower. Corn-Fairly &C.
tive and higher; mixed western in store
75c; do aflost 78ic. oats-Steady; west
srn mixed afoat 55c; white western 56a
Sc. Wool-Actiye and firm; pulled Boa
Acc; extra and double extra fleece 60a53c,
Cofee-Quiet; Rio 214a244c. Sugar-In
good request; fair tosgood refining sasac
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ID scauY1Kn1 HGxEHt Pa, Dec. o.
While Ave boys were skating at West.
wood Junction, the ice broke and three
brothers were drowned. :.
CINCINNATI, Dec, 8.-Robert Mitchell
stepped oil, the whArfboat this morning
into ihe river and was drowned. The
body.Was not recovered
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,SFor New Epgland, increanng cloudl'
ness, less pressure, light variable winds
shifting TO the easterly with continued
low temperature and possibly light rain
on the Southern New England coast
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, increasing eleudiness with threat
ening weather and lightSrnin. less pres
sure and slightly rising temperature.
For the Southern States, partly cloudy
weather and areas oi rain, the tempera-
ture low on the Carolina coast and rising
slightly In the Mississippi valley.
For the Upper Lake Region and the
Northwest, less pressure, light and fresh
easterly to southefly winds, with areas oi
snow In the northern sections and posi-
bly, light rain from Michigan southwest &c
the Missouri valley. I'll
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GhHGntsltiqfnttr:.
rromlse OF a Peaceful solution.

The dispatches this morning have a
usciic look, and we still believe that the
good feeling between our Government and
Spain is such that hostilities OF any kind
will be avoided. 1t seems that q sober
second thought has succeeded the first
outburst Of passion at Havana, and that
wiser counsels are likely to prevail.
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CoLU1Bus, Dec. IA young daughter
OF John Mathews while boiling lard yes.
terday, spilled some of the boiling liquid
on her, ipjuring her 90 severely that She
died this morning,
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CLRvEIAND, Dec. 6.-Grain-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unchang.
ed. Corn-60a8lc for old. 0ats-4Ss44c.
PetEoloum-QuIet and unchanged!