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selfgovernaent that every question and controversy
connected with her policy growing out Of her action
and within the sphere Of bar reserved cover
eighty az q State OF the Union, must
be settled and adjusted according pleasure By
her authority by conduct upon all questions that touch
the relations between the State and tlsAUnted States
shall governed by an earnest desire 70 the
legitimate authority of BOTH and maintain
harmony DIV the prompt and full discharge OF
duty and the exercise OF faternal comfy. will labor
70 promote cordial and enduring friendship between
Indiana and the otner states. The Governor then called
special attention 70 the election laws recommends fair
and real representation upon election boards OF all po
ltlcal partes tnat voting places should be numerous
and the precincts small that voters may be known by
the neighDorhood as wei by the officers and he also
fayors reasonable period OF residence in the precinct
qualification 70 vote He recommends representa-
tive reforms reform In the civil service Of the State aad
increase In the salaries OF Judges OF the Supreme and
inferior Courts OF the State urges special protects
and fostering care over the free schools and the guard
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INSPECTION OF BUILDINGS.

The Superintendent of Buildings, having, as
already reported caused the inspection OF considerable
number of buildings deemed especially unsafe reorgan-
zed his force Of inspectors Yesterday and began gen
eral inspecton which will include all buildings OF WHAT
ever description throughout the city. Twentyfour III
nectors we're detailed for the work with Instructions 10
begin az the Battery and visit every building between
the North and East Rivers. south Of Houston ana DNl
siopss The inspectors divided into SIX SQUADS Oh
four men each so that the work may go on sliui''
neously in different parts Of the section hameu'
ur, the southern section has been finished another
lection will designated In addition 20 those engageu
in he general inspection, three inspectors are helu II
n, make special uspectOns in cases or complaint
which ara frequent special inspection VIII De i1
dately made OF all private schOobulldgs III t ol'5
a. IN il believed by the Superintendent that man! VI
them are in condition fully unsafe as s0uis "a w.
nnhIie school buildings 1t is probable that the
insnection will occupy two or three months. 80,
Fret commissioners Blair and Galway, WITH IN
tendent Gilderseeve OF the Bureau OF alo
continuing the special inspection or theatets,
tories ETC., recently ordered by the boaFu vi |'"A'
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THE ARKANSAS POLITICAL SITUATION.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 13.-Judge Caldweh rem
dered decision to-day in the case OF Judge harfi'on
.,,a,,s, Gov Hadley and others He sustans the de-
PENDANTS TO the Jurisdiction of the Court de
saws "The Court has Jurisdiction under the
ment act any election except where the parties uA'e
been deprived Of the night to vote by reason Oh race
color. or previous condition Of sergitude.'i
In complainants bill averment OF TINS Alnu Is iauo
He gave 10 counsel TO reargue the case oeore
ful bench in April, when 1t is thought that oon 'uuo
,,or ., the Supreme conrt and Cicuit Judge Dillon will
be present - 49,, r,,,-ou n, ouisiara
Ia avs that the Court in that decided that hau
iiraction solely the ground that the aVernens
the complaint up that parties had been deprived Oh
the right 20 vote by Of their race, cool "a
Sis condition Of seryitude In this SUIT no sucs
menf Is made and the complainant Is RENTED ID the
Courts OF his State for relief.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


,,ur. Ian I1PTour steady SO fair iemsui
.ae higher SIC 0au aetye and higher oc Sas hea urn "
&c shoulders u ase for sides Lard arm az mil
No Winter held at 81 20 sales Of NO hee ~ % Sa
e. 10 state Petroleum dull aud heayy Standard White IN car lots
- s.sn inf prices sales 9iO Nc Chicago store
At s 90, ears an NO moi, AZ 0 NohSs Icing IN osss
Louisville 9Four in good demand and sm Extra tAniy
Lave HOG, am At saSsI lo receipts 900 bead PoIs bed at
Il sO6s9 Bacon in ias demand and sieAy
bser shoulders 4i Clear Rib Sides vt orc; Clear sides - Geic
for higher packed Hans sssi' DT Sas s R
jan i3Plou que and unchanged iul ard
.,ttIe5 Ezra White Michigan IS No White Michigan . 49,
s ga, Corn steady Oh MiI SO. February e Low hIel
Hogs 81 IS Reespts-lo OsA FesI SSS o oaIa ws S
bush. Corn. 5000 bush. oats -. g w.. ..
jan 1Fog si u s'HeSi s aH CAIN: us @asas
BuisS steady Provisions dun aud sAaeL Pork aonlna ~ 20
ia Lard stesm. II G7c Kettle 1e bgk MEAS ial
nonayE unchanged steady shoaiiefs c Clear Ee sa
@ SIDE. ne Green as sss s SS,sS. ~, sS .s. "a
DErRorr i5Fcar quiet and unchanged wheat s,eds NJ
White 81 70 Rr - 3d. Amber Sess en-. d p's zS S
% ~ Is Receipts 90 oba Flour 90" BUSH "hes snip
neni, $50 sss Po,T tO osh HfS .5o.. ap., Sc Ro,
arm At 81 I7 Tor sae % y Tor No % . e Extra No
Sds TsrDsnbs steaay 90 Tor Ham, 81 % Tor Yellow Dip and
ST. Jan Foar steady Wheat active and aisher No
Gnsd silssac a il elevator
easier 1se elevator lsaJOs ~ wlresesse Barley gaet
PORK dsl az Dry Sailed Meats future dsysrr
shoasrs a baysr February Clear RIB sides &c. buyer Pebwary al
Clear sdes d6ic Bacon IL good demAad r failure delivery Clear
sides 7i91ie March johblg lots At 5 or Stouliep u s7ic os
Hogs arm 81 mostly sJ650PJ go Cattle easier az
st0sse for PtI 70 Choice IA uses ReeesPs-e0be h F0
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TFrFnRAPHIC NOTES.

Six jurors were obtained yesterday, in the
wharton IiAi Al Annapolis. mAking u IN al
Gov. Walker of Virginia sent special mes,
recommending varl01s measures VI
enable The State 70 dey cur
rem. erpenses and pay he Interest the State debt
The old Liberty BelI' was removed yester-
s. the vesbnls shefe -
10 sta 10 fstue IA eTpefnent s.ppef vas A~Ss AZ -
strohe gwen 70 commenorate the change OF loesuon
Henry NJ Hamilton, Vfce-President Of the Ma
,,sl Compsny arrested yesterday AZ Phsdslpis uif
AM Indictment charging him With obtaining $50 900 om the frnrs
vsns Company by approaching that BE- Owned 81 me
.ock Hamilton Company OF Mes Jersey I Aeo
Al slQ0O pfoDt euisry and he puAolei "a released
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CATTLE THIEVES.

SAT LAKE CITY, Jan. 13.-Startling facts have
lately come to light tending to expose system of whole
sale catte-stealing at Corinne, Utah, extending
period OF some two years Sixteen aidayts have been
made by q butcher and his wife, who engaged in
much Of the Strengthening Letters giving directions in
regard the stolen cattle, and arranging to drown
shoot them necessary to avoid discovery said to
have been traced to the parties arrested. six ndict
ments have already been found by the Grand Jury.
Three OF the parties in jail and two released
upon 5000 bonds The people Of Corinne rejoicing
over the breaking Of the gang Nearly 400 cattle have
been traced.
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NETWORK CITY.

Worlmen were placed in Beekman-st., yes
terday by the Bleeckerst Railroad Company, to clear
the snow ana leo from the track.
The Staten Island Railroad Company has
been obi fed to discontinue late trips tho ferry
owing 10 tho floating ice In the Bay The last boat now
leaves the Island NJ and Whitehall an hour later
At 1905 o'clock, last night, the two-story
brick and wooden buildings Nos 10 and "a Caharnest.
were Totally destroyed by fire. and similar structures
Nos 70 Caharnest. and "a Oik-st were badly burned
Total loss about $4,000 Insured
The following is q comparative statement Of
contagious diseases for the past two weeks:
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INAUGURATION OF GOV. HENDRICKS or
INDIANA

INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 13.-The Legislature met
in Joint convention o'clock this afternoon witness
the inauguration o. Gov. Hendricks The Governor
elect accompanied by Gov. Baker, escorted to the
Speakers chair by committee appointed 70 wait
him After prayer the oath Of Office administered
by Judge Buskrk OF the Supreme Court. The following
is A summary Of the inaugural address:
GENTLEMEN oP THE SENATE AND HoDsR REPRE-
sgSTATIvRs: In assuming the duties OF the Office TO
which 1 have been chosen 1 invoke Gods blessing
mon onr people and state II il primary among our
obgati0ns that every duty which the State
10 the United States Is faithfully discharged and that the
rights and powers Of the State maintained ana up
held Between the rghtf authority OF the state and the
poWers of the United States there should 10 conflict
and If they he asserted ana exercised IN the spirit OF the
Constitution and with proper appreciation OF their
relations there will be none. uDuer the Constitution
each and the United States related that the
support Of is fidelity 70 both, and hostility toward
either hostility to BOTH and the exercise OF unwar
raned authority by either provckes collision and Is
public wrong. The Federal power has become great
ments 10 service seductive, that most watchu
care is necessary preserve the proper dignity and just
influence of the State II should attract attention and
excite serious when local troubles and contr0-
yeres growing out Of matters wholly Of state concern
are wade preext for the interpositon or Federal au-
tbority and menace Of the national arms surely, you
will agree with that Indiana IA great cOnlfnai-
wealth. and tat her people are 30 entirely capable of
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ton into the ar which impresses every locker Their
spirit did not izrs sh after hours Of experience In the
pleasure for the cay hous Drought no pause and the
heat no rest
As the music WIS heard men, cangh up their partners
and whirled away. The dancing OF many was charac
terized 10y activity than grace, put as It answered
for the occasion quite as well II passed unnCticed
The festivities eliminated In brief abandonment TO
the alurements the Dance but IL was until nearly
daylight that the last couples emerged from the ball
room.
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The WEATHER.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAp nm prAugr

GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFTiCE OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID e., Tuesday. Jan. Il, 1871 a. IN. }
SsioDsIs Tor he Dasi GoentVf0ar hour.
The low barometer on Sunday night over
Wisconsin and Eastern Iowa has moved ard
over Lake Huron into Canada. Cloudy weather. with
areas Of ight ram, Is now prevailing over the Middle
states.
Clsudy and threatening weather over New-England !;
northery 20 westerly winds falling temperature and
coudy but clearing weather from Missouri and the Ohio
valley 10 the upper Lakes.
Probabilities
For the hdole states, westerly 70 nOrtherly winds,
falling temperature ana clear and clearing weather
tending eastward over New England during the day and
evening: from the OHIO valley Lake Erie the
upper Lakes westerly 20 nortbery winds. lower temper
AZURE, ana cenI anu partly cloudy weather.
For the Southern states, OF the Mississippi. winds
veering 20 westerly and nOrth-wesery lower temDera-
and generally clear weather. For the Northwest
winds shifting 70 sOuherly and easterly with falling
barometer, and probably threatening weather.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship ReDs see Second PAGE


steamship Emily g. souis Budck Orleans jan sh
pass . Prrt Bskef.
Amtuz john s. smith Coosv Delaware BroaLua.er 70 hours
hsylrg In Tow schr Bounr Boat, Tor SsW. ifayen
Snn FLORIDA (newl. Cal. Kichnond. Me- in bthas.
SO1a lN0r Alsullsea Sunderland sept via Belfast Ire
NJ GOV - With cosl
Bars Osno (tassJ Hamla, Shedsei sys, -lb mdsa
LARK Gratitude John ~ 3D. CraK Dublin % lays bsfaf
& srk H,rBho sprsgue, Small Bos;5a 10 ballast
n gOoean Eagle - New Haven.
Br Mi-sa lof John N rhunn0,t Po-ss1Pnnoe II
with 10. wood, SC.
Be- ss (li Bos,ou Gates Old sbor JAM Dee H. vi. Della
VAR Brr kEater Jan. ~. With logge0i
Br Rio Dc Ia Plata Duchl Bemner'. Dsva Oct sih ooie
schr F Foam lof BnIhsnl Gors1 pSlhybr Bsi 70 lays
S,r Rcar % Bsrros Newton Havsns fIys With onnyea
Sr Beu Wilmington ~ c. days, With aEEs stores ans
eOttsa. Ia.
s~ar A6Le d U,iyman Blioa Norfolk Va, With ccfs.
Schr j 81 An1e Wakslsy Psi River for FhlafelDhA
s~ir Mrrxe p NTH. Brooks, Boston iOs PAil-islSAL
WIgD-SIs.9su ugh., 5 W; cloudy and haxy.
DOMESTIC PORTS
pas-ox Ian Il-A-ye VIM Kenseiy RON ptlhBoreI
Starlight from 81 se brig Constantine from SenNn scbn
Aaan Hooper, and a. ". Drew. from Jac&sonStAe
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TIE DRAMA.

"The Twelve Temptations" which had so
long and successful last year, at the Grand opera
House was presented last night. for the first time, at
the Bowery Theaer The presentation OF AlhamDra
at the Olympic Theater which announced Tor last
evening has been postponed until this evening on
account Of the noncompetion Of the extensive scenic
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TNCENDIARIsM IN BOSTON.

BosrOs, Jan. 13.--A dastardly attempt was
made this evening to burn building known as ho.oi
Harrison tenement house. A fra was set UNDER Tue
80. whereby all means Of escape were cut of but
t,pateIy it was discovered in time for the inmates
consisting Of two families with three children eaen' 70
make their escape through the dense smoke Inc same
bufdng was set fire Sunday night, it IL supposed
nv tne same parties The building was damaged ABOUT
IA. fua
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CHrcA8o Jan I5cArrLs eaaer bat yusbIy loser Bats
asvtes beng hvoube hesvy vssksned tho msrses
51 head Good 10 Choice cD J steers sOh A. - W
several lots 0f Rrt 800 900 steers, % xs1ss ~
od steady Common grades inactive; bunch Of Far stoese" ~s
% - % shipments, llg0 head. -.
HoGs-Rscep;s 81 80 head mse. opeosd decline o. oS9
per ew~ Aed ruled fairly - tins Gales al % Vge
%ssty - Se % H. closed dali aod s are se su~i
sHSzrsPs o head, good shipping sni 1ea densnas' ~ss
At ~ agHS3 % for Conn1n o Choice
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the object Of his visit to wro personal biography of
the distinguished suspecter."
The grand daughter of Gen. Stark, of Revolu-
tionarY fame. s just dead, Manchester N. III. Her
name was Mary Babson her age She lived with her
distinguished ancestor during the latter years VI her
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

AsOr Hou.e-Lonis Agassiz Of Cambridge, MISS
and w. walsch nm dpsnp> HolelTbe Hon. Homer A. Mel
q PoashkeoOas Judge Israel spencer Of syracuse ss
Smith Buffalo r. Smith Of Gensva ~ Y. Judge N Os
sine Of Wshing5n D. Forrest of Virginia, aed sagar
Neles Of Hartford Brcroorf Hoss<aen MAR
WEshngton H0t,Fx Congressman Roswell hsft
Of Rochester A. Yee, q aae Cotton Greene Of asn
phis. Gsy Honsrhe Hon. william Jcbrgn Of senecs se
n t. Ho6sanH H0useW.J heApae u Patsaei Mas, shs
.saaoU Hruule If Iiartf.ri
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REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE" are the
effects of Lampoughs Pyreto saline in Preventing and
Curing Smallpox, Fevers and Skin Diseases specially
refreshing and nygorating. Sold by all cheIass, ana
the Maker, ll3 HOlborn- hill. London.
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NARRlEO

CLARK oBApu rEiy Jin sttss reiense sfths s,oe 80
TFent7 bg the Rev George Heps arEh sn1 1bss
ArnitagH D. D. JOtn Cllrk Of Coaga H. " 10, Use Qua
daughter Of E. W. Ranue7 III. D.
DOUGLAS cGOUGHL3-ln White Plains r. JIM. .. 1870 By
the Rev Rather McAvoy uam DosgIss % Cincinnati TO Ro.@ Nc
GOgzblin Df Brooklyn
JNNER-CURTIfH n COngregst0na Church. Aba ny By Bsv
Sms ID u the Sh inst. William A. Ieaner OF New York
Josephine Curtis Heury Rector Of Ala
LUDLUM-STRYBNS-0n Tuesday b. the Rev Wn s. Luilan,
William L1dlgm As,sarsh Stevens oil OF ts city No cards
Az Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed w1h fatS
s1u.e dnd 1dYrezs
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BROOKLYN.

The Commissioners appointed to estimate
the value OF land and buildings proposed to be taken foe
East River Bridge anchorages, have made the following
awards: George 6. sickes, Sl2O98 William G. Barrett,
S,50f II: Henry Lewis, sl,245 80 Mason q Won Au,
$1,000; j. W. Dawson 500 james Campbell. S8,Sl0 X
Sands Tucker Sl,25O; Mary McGnth, $3.50; John
McKague, $40; Ray, Forder & Co., sos 80
Tho Board of Supervisors held another long
and exciting session yesterday but after eight 0nsecu
tive ballots failed to elect Chairman for the ensuing
year. the ballots on each occasion standing For John
W. Cox, II John L. Ryder Ia. The first named ia the
candidate of the Democrats and the other OF the RsDH
hcans. The most important power OF the Chairman Is
the appointment of standing committees and Yesterday
the Board finding itself unable To elect Charnan des
ignated Messrs. RYDER and COe q committee 70 ap
point the committees for the ensuing year.
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THE sTATE SENATE.

ALBANY, Jan. 13.-The Senate met ae T;5o p
NJ but only II Senator's being present an aolournnen'
tiI tomorrow morning was taken.
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CATTLE MARKET.

1ses whs. 1900 bu.A CON- 1000 o.1 IOoa s.-
Rye. 1900 Hogs, 1000 Cattle
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Harsh, Wrixked skin r-gsn besu,y y5.t by 1ss
Cor LvEa Or" HAZARD CAsvELLs COD Lava One The bes
: IrNsa. parsa pd
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TyndaII's Lectures Light. With al the fils,Sus Tvs
rIBgsgs reports @ csr-f1ly reTss Prce ents
per ans opy ceats NAL Address TsA TkiB0sss New
W.~f
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The Tribune Almanac for 1879 (e-y last Of earl,
"a FeJruaryj wi, slhtun - ss8al conseats have
PORTRAIT BIOGRAPHY
nDRAGa GaKKLYY.
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TyphaA ITpLois. searleL Mea.l
IT1'A IIFI0I.' NtlIIs- MT0s-ss- Y Il-T1i. 50
jan j.5. III r.. 3 u u q !,

George E. Therry, lawyer, left his Office at
No 81 Cedar-s last Thursday afternoon TO go his
home at No 442 East FOurteenthst and has since
been asard lrOm. the police have been informed, but
no clue TO the whereabouts OF the missing has been
discovered
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LUxuFy.T5 hare tooth With Ltuhing 9ss al Coz
rows the cooper l0stiiate. A fact
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LONG ISLAND.

PEARsALL's CoRNERs.-The locomotive f. 3.
Baldwin attached TO the 1857 a. m tram this place.
yesterday broke parallel rod when between Glendale
and Clarenceyie. The grade being steep, time
elapsed before the tram stopped, but further
accident occurred.
Long ISLAND CITY.-The Farmers Protective Union
OF the Counties or Queens, Kings, Suffolk, and Rich
mond held its annual meeting, yesterday. at Hunters
Point. The following elected President, Robert
Willets VicePresident, James c. HendrcksOn Score
taTy, Isaac II. Cocks Treasurer, Henry l.. WyckOh ;
Board OF Managers Edward H. Seaman, Robert Willets
John Williamson, Daniel Underhl Isaac III. Cocks 81
perintendents d. i. Atkins, A. T. WyckOh. The Water
Board has employed AlOnZO X Ketcham, the engineer
who built the Buffalo and Memphis Water Works 10 OK
anime the OF IN this city with view to the
early building OF wOrk3. The receipts OF the Board OF
Excise year, were about 5000. Twenty-Five
licenses have been granted this
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The trial OF the city officials
indicted year ago has been concluded for the present
term OF u indictments there have been II tried II
duashed 80 never moved u appealed and to pleas Of
non suit and to writs OF noie prOsequi have been
issued OF the tried have resulted IN acqutals
and in convictions. or the four convictions sentence
was suspended cases. the conviction having been
on purely technical grounds Probably none OF the cases
remaining will ever be moved. William Bumsted IN
whose case alone sentence of imprisonment was passed.
will be released Jan. 81, having been pardOned
IL il stated that the Midland RAILROAD Company Will,
during the Spring. begin work on new tunnel unuer
Bergen Hill William Poe, the real estate agent VINO
ysteriOusy disappeared. two months ago. has returned
: Cars Nos. 4. and OF the Bergen hne, yesterday
morning. slid down the high grade az WadoaYe, dis
unknown persons The horses attached to all the cars
were more less hurt but none OF the passengers were
seriously injured. AT II p. No. yesterday, George
sherburn arrested at boarding house IN HUDSON
st. charged with seducing Josephine Drew age l5 at
FTsheryille. Concord ". II. SherbUrn has family
living in Concord but on Nov. IS eloped with the GIRL
who was attending school. She had very wealthy pa
rents extremely anxious 70 secure her return
altering reward for information concerning her. Such
notice 20 this city, and few days ago lnVes
tgaton resulted in the discovery that Sherburn was
boarding here. IL was found that the slrl had Deen
seized with typhoid fever, and had died on Dec. 10.
NEwARK-There were II deaths last week three Of
which from smallpox. There are several cases OF
smallpox In the The boy Connolly who ran
against horse and sleigh while coasting on Inursday
last has since died OF the I'M lres received H. kOehler
has elected President of the Germania singing So
ciety. and Albrecht Sippel. President Of the Aron
PArERsoN.-A girl named Fuchs, age 7, was nearly
scaded DEATH Saturday night, by Rer IIe DrOtner
who poured scaldng water INTO her ear IN sport lWo
men have had their legs broken by falling on the Ice
sam
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

KINGsTON-At the little hamlet of Hickory
Bush, six miles from this city Saturday last
little boy William Donovan went into the house OF Mrs.
Perry, and after found there dead, with bis
skull crushed Coroner Gallagher has been investigat
ing the case, but light be obtained Mrs. Perry
has been commissions since the occurrence. she was
the best OF terms with young DOnOyans family, and
the Observation-Disclosures even the boys friends
believe her guilty Of numbering the boy. Her evil
dence will be taken she Is sufficiently recOv-
cred. IA ltte boy William POstl, while riding down
bull Sled in this city yesterday ran on the track OF
the NewYOrk Kingston and Syracuse Railroad IN front
of passing locomotive. The little fellow caught
under the wheels and literally ground 10 atoms.
SING sISG.-The conycts who escaped, on Sunday,
from the prison here John Brady, hOrse-thief;
George De Leon, forger and Francis Wilson, bank
rObbcr. IL appears that the prisoners escaped from
window at the north end Of the hallway corridor. AT
p. there three keepers stationed IN the main
hail, and two old ones. II time for the re-
lief 20 come The convict De Leon had the freedom
OF the hail watercarrier Tho other prisoners were
locked up their respective cells The keepers were
suddenly called 10 the hospital, aud It is supposed that
Just quick they went away DE Leon fastened 70
Brady and Wilson's cells, and unlocking the doors let
the out The had previously been disarranged,
Of Three prison keepers have been
pended.
PoUGHK EEPsIE. Information was received here yes
terday. W H. Core showcase dealer Of New York.
OF the sleeping coaches which were burned IN
the railroad collision CalicOOn Station on the Erie
Railroad, last week He badly burned that as
recovery extremely doubtful
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basros Jan steamship VIM Kensefy RON stlLnore
Starlight from kG sle brig Constantine from sss
Eir1 Ana Hooper. and a. W. Drew from jacksonville.
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DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages
name and address,.