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He Caught it..But He WOn,t
Run After Another Rabbit
for Anybody.
tFron the Peoris Reviev.1

Mr. Tweezer was on the bluff. Last even,
log, calling on . lady friend, aod hey were
out on Ahe porch, discussing the works Of
the great antbors, when the young lady'
pet white rabbit. which had escaped from
it's cage, came rushing around the house
With a big yellow dog after It. The young
lady screamed, and Mr Tweezer threw a
rocking chair at the dog, frightening him
away, but knocking over eight flower pots
and telescoping the chair. Then the young
lady implored Mr.. Tweezer to catch the
rabbit and save It from the horrld dogs
And Mr. Tweezer commenced to catch the
rabbit He employed s,ratseem at frat
following Il around to the back of the house
and whistliug gently, 10 true hunters style,
to arrest its attention and caose It to stop.
Then he made grab for It when It paused
to reflect uoder the gooseberry burbeA Mr.
Twsezer grabbed not wisely but too we'll,
for the rabbit took advantage Of bis plnngiu ug
and snatching sronnd among the bushes 10
ecurry over iato neighboring yard.
Tweezier didot like that much, sad be
took occasion TO say something deroeatosy
to the character Of the rabbit - he extrieat-
ed himself from the thicket. Bet seeing
the ysung lady near. he smiled dim sort
Of smile and got of . dismal sort OF . joke
about forty thosns 10 the hsad being worth
a rabbit 10 the bush. Then he eirded up bis
loins and resumed the catching Of the rab-
bit He had left bis hat amoog the fruit.
ful shrubs, and 40 be vsulted over the fence
aportion of bis coat tall rsmaiasd on pro-
truding nail. But NJ. Tweezer meant
business. And 30 did the rabbit Tbsv
coursed across the yard. thsa ont In the
street, then down two blocks, then into
potato 6eld, then iato smother yard, and
here man came out and asked Twsezsr
what 10 oil sixty-six he was trying to do.
Tweezer asked him II be didut have seucs
eeough to see for himself And tho man
smiled sad aud plying smile.
Ere this interview took place, Il might
be stated that the rabbit bad gone under
The COW stable. Tweezsr crawIed uuds,
and CHASED II out. Anybody might know
that BY the look Of bis white duck olo.hesi
When be came out the chase began anew.
The rabbit wss fair and waited for him Just
on. the other side ofa picket fence. TAh
time The pursuit led down the middle Of the
street, and spectators looked on and CLAM
ped their hands with enthusiasm. Tveex
er's blood IVES up, and be resolved to catch
that rabbit. When NJ Twsezsr came ID and
received the prey from the jaws OF in esptos,
be found 10 bis inexpressibIe sorrow that
the poor little animal had not been killed
SO hs bore II back and res torsd It, Hnharm.
cd, to the loving afms which awaited It 1t
home, and 10 the midst Of the esresses which
were lsvishsd on the return OF the beautiful
pet. poor Twseser wss forgot ten.
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In the case Of young Briegs arrested .,
this place, day or twI siuce, charged With
the larceny ofa quantity Of old junk, at
Fairview, Butler county, the defendant We
learn, was held 10 the su IL Of 81, 500 for 81
appearance at Court to answer. We did
not learn whether be secured ball or not,
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Considerable excitement existed on the
Columbia farm, q day or two siuce, over q
lott child belonging to Mr.. John Hickman.
The child was finally found at some point
on Caerrytree Run, nearly three miles from
its home.
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The Road Commissioners are hard st
work repairing the roads throughout the
township. Recently they have been en-
gagged on the Egbert Farm and McCrsy
Hill
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A bill is before the Legislature OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, e1empting from taxation
for Ave years all capital hereafter Invested
iu manufacturing establishments 10 the Dis
trict, provided the amount is not less than
$1,000 1t is thought this bill will pass.
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|Or Sale Cheap

I 4O-Horse Boiler, Gibbs
bell make, One 12-Hor;e
in good condition, 500
asing. 1000 feet tubing,
&t Sucker Rods, Valves,
hg Barrels, DC. also,
prick and Rig complete.
Dove property will be sold
For cash. For particulars
lof A. G. HARPER, Kane City,
= County, Pa
A. G. HARPER.
I?ity, june II l613-tf
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4oeehing Mexican annexation, isn't earth
iQDoe one Of our national vices!
pubtful If ''ire liend" is appropriate
}, r. @he loss is lssa than $1,000
IN hnesta jail fugitive held babe ON
lder go the guard conIdnr fire.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Fencing 10 being revived.
Capt. Jack win hardly hang. II
Nilsson could play the flute st ten. Il
Trsnsplanting rarely helps the literary
men.
Patrons Of husbsndry-ths potato bugs4l
Nothing will take smoke ssAins out o
marble.
Mrs. S.onswall Jackson 10 visiting Rich
mend.
/, 10 economy 70 stick to one paIsiculss
butter man.
Bsschsr thinks God u iguorapt Of math %
mstics.
St. PsuL iMinu., hotels ore ovsrhowed
xitb tourists. a
A Msprsserl 10 known BY the CONT
he keeps
Potatoes are the hardest thing to hugs|
With judgement.
San Frsscisco's paupers cost cent G
day 10 board.
Illinois river 's falling; the Mississippi i
unusually high. zl
The effete monsfchs OF Europe can't In
crease their back pay. a
| Poultry ie tender when your thumb naill
will break the akin.
The aunual return Of the l7-yesr 10 sss,s
is aravely alleged.
Heat ia killing the h,h in tbs sloushs At
Marysville, Cal.
Dickens among tie Sierras would have
been dead failure.
A Bsloi' man hes applied for patent on
. flying machine.
Wabash, ILL.,, begins to harvest winter
wheat 10 day or 90.
1t 10 hin.ed that studying law made young
Walworth insane.
A secend mortgage has been laid on the
New York Tribune property.
A Chinee 10 San -,Frsocisco claims the
name Giuseppe Garibaldi.
The Buislsys are building . balloon go
feet tsll, 10 San Francisco.
RosantIins. which they use to reddsn
wines, bss asenic in Il.
Dr' nays never saw any naturally formed
Ice over ls fsss thick.
Ever get your loot wedssd 10 railway
track o. train wss coming!
The Atlanta Sun credits Cato With the
remark, ITO be or not 10 be?
Strange, that 20 one has written . TO-
nance ou the search icr the Pole!
Four ladies ct Brownsville, Texas, have
sssn poisoned BY sardinss.
An Interstate chicken fight between
Georgia end Alabama 10 recorded.
Joe Howard says "Bs.sy and ~ q .
poem. amounts to shucks.
The Board Of Health should pass Q peoS.
hib'to'y tariff on oil spidsmics.
Springfield. ILL.,. hss had Q sands pout,
taller than hsr opera house.
All the quseks ars rs-labsling their old
finsmsnt bottles "cholsrs remedy"
One-ssnth Of the produce Of Contra Oosta
CAL, 10 booked BY squirrels.
An Indianapolis couple, two ysars divor--
oed' were re-splicsd on the l7th.
Toosoco juice spriuklsd on potato. bugs
'ooassd The latter to curl up.
The Cairo Bulletin suggests that The DOS
70! cards os used - blotting pads.
Cssson, Nevada, 10 vocal with the whoop-
ing cough Of Wsshos Indian children.
Mason, Georgia, hes an editor who afts
nom cocktail to julsp with versatility.
Craelty-to compel . goodman to wear =
hssvy livery coat 10 summer.
Dr Hall ssys monkey cspas in sympssI
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The gentleman from Itsiy, accompanied
with hand organ and monkey, paid the
town q visit yesterday. He was only well
coined bv few small boys.
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Rock II is ased. to compel exubersn,
} luta to r+spec. old age 10 Missouri. II is
with shot gun.
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Specular iron ore has been found 10 Cook
county, Tenn.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. ". and.7
O'Clock p. NJ, by the Pastor, W. G. BURcH-
ARD. Sabbath School at l2X, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings Of
each week.
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NOTICE.

Parties knowing themselves
indebted to us will do well to
settle before July lst nexttherte'
by saving unnecessary trouble
and expense, as all accounts s1 not
settled by that date will be COL
lected by law. .nn,,,,u
SOBEL d AUERHlAM'
Pet. centre, Pa, June 10TH
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C8 The Post Office Newsroom Soda
Fountain lie now running in full blast
Call and try glass of ice cool soda water
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"h'ke as q plank of drift wood
Tossed on the watery main

Another plank encounters,
Observation-Disclosures again,
30, tossed, and drifting, ever
On'life's anrestiog sea, Poi.
Men meet, and greet, and sever,
Parting eterually."
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A girl 10 Tiosa deesn't Ike to waltz; ,b
says II makes her puks.
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The total number of money offices now in
operation is S,066.
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Petr.eum Centre Daily Record.
pc, Centre, Pa, saturday. tJune 2s.
Divine Service.

NfTHODiST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at ii A. NJ. and
q P. NJ. Sabbath School at l2L r. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
cd to all.
Rrv g. MOORE Pastor
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Mr. Loler desires all par
ties Indebted to him to settle
at one as he wishes to have
his bo,ks balanced.
dApril "a, 1873
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The ws4lher ir extremely warm and sui
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1. d. of IL. M.

Gold ut | p. m. 1851
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FOR SALE.

liable house on the Eghert Farm.
ulars enquire at the Post Office.
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NOTICE !

Go to w. A. LOZiEk,
4th Street, ,near II. II. track
tor your BENZINE, deliv-
cred at the wells for $1,75'
per Barrel.
pstrolsua, Centre, Feb. 6ts-tt
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CSINESS CHANGE.

"a. Lozier, who has been
n in the Wholesale Ale
81 the past year, has this
posed of his entire in
ssaid business to the firm
%& Williams, who will
the business at the old
Mr. Lozier desires us
his sincere thanks to
y patrous for the lib
onage extended to him.
De past year. +. A
will act as agent for
proprietors, and keeps
pply Of that fine Buffalo
Ale on hand.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

REV. G. MOORE, Pastor.
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FoRTY-sEcoND CONGRESS.
This Arternoon's Procees,nr.
sArrRp.Y. JAnuary ~.

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''' &C VI hEf ht>hN iAiN t. - Ar.
Sargent (CalD offered resolution, whi.A vs.
adopted, requesting the President o. trarsu.. 4
On ,he House an, in.,,,,.,i,,,, h. h,s.,,.,.,
,one,rning the ,r,uraiSr, - ps'I ~, ~. =,
luan or other islsri~ rs,,,.---i,, ,',,,i-i No.
an award anal Inform IN, T.,,,-. 80. - -,
1..,x,a,,,n A. ,,..c..s.ar, -. a. - -
ufcthcr apy order i'm -cla,ior fh.y.sS A. -,
,ssne.I nv the goyernor 80 Nsshio.t.,, -,
an any other os,ic.r a, TN, ITaif~,i Stat
Mr. SARGENT frnr, ~, ,.,n,r,if,.s -, r,.,,t,,..
and ntnes submitted a minorify r,,,ort ~b..-S
"a oT.iere.f rvin,,s,i and y.c.,Y. ,nni,t..8
nr C.rt..ib foIioa ,,o,, re ,,,,n,uff,s, N,
a,,,ro,r;st;o,s ,,,,.o,,.i en-. t,,i 90 s,,tt.,, =
~ ,,i,,sbas' ~, !, lIs,;,,s q, a., - 80, - =,
Rcs,,,, -, So" - S.,s,n 80 -, "a
d,,sona, i.S..s., 80 ..,- 49,. " -
sl.II -, - 49, y, - '.,..'e - -, -
u;,,er w. .,,tat,s,. 49,. m ~ s - a ~
uitt.r az m Nbcse W WIN
nv Rurilcv Az I, g., 4, . ..,...,, hi
uron .he Ser,.,s,e -, W. . ts ''lll,s
a. rpIr- ,he rc,,,,., Ss, a. a., 49,. M. ~
Hr iisl.ey N, = y r,or az nv. -.
public builaings ana ,Top,..s rc,.,r.i = IN
authorizing the s@rr,.sr, ~ ,hc '1 -. = -, -,
sell the custom housr prepcr,y a, pl,,,',',.s -
&C. Passed
Mr. Ncrriman IN Y fut-Ndncca /. -, -,
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Votes I'm the Kansas Legisloture ONLY
Worth $500 ,Eoeh.

The Caldwell investigations vas resumed this
iecee and election Mr.GiG. Gage, Of Topeka.
testified that he had NO personal knowledge OF
money being used by Csfdwen or his friends in
talk to that effect. Mr.. Clapp, q member Of tn
legislature, told him he had been
opYERKD 81 200 TO VOTE PoR CALDWELL.
M Frank II. Drsnning 5arst witness for IN
elected Caldwell, and may have heard reports
abOut Caldwell using money to buy votes, but
don't remember. After the election he heard
that Clarke offered to give . certain member the
Lawrence TibUne. There was q mortgage of
$4,000 on that paper, and II was worth about
$4,000. Mr.. Clarke here interrupted to say he
never owned the Lawrence TriJune, and cOnse-
ouently could not have made such an Offer
Witness was at first IN favor Of Gov. Carney. put
when he reached Topeka found Gov. c. had
WITHDRAWN IN Favor OF CALDWELL.
Carney thought IL possible, however, that he
might run, and asked witness to stay Ina town
awhile, and he Co would pay his expenses
which Was considerably more than his expenses
amounted to. H.f G
Mr.. Thomas, of Topeka. testified that he vas
tsrested in Behalf Of csldaeI, a Ids sh he
didn't know positively of c. or his friends buy
ing votes. A member named Steele offered to
sell his vote to witness for $780, and he (witnass)
went to Gen. Smith, who said thew could get
ALL THE vorRs TREY WANTED FOR 500.
subsequently found that Steele had already
ness knew it, aud S. didn't deny it.
Judge Crosier, counsel for Caldwell, submit
ted the following question to the committee
.'Mr. Thomas. was Won not arrested by General
Sheridan in the Indian country for stealing cat
tle?" The question was deemed iradmissable,
when Clarke said the witness was arrested hut
subsequently, sued General Sheridan for false
arrest The witness insisted on answ ering Jud ge
Crosier's question, and said: 81 was never ar
rested by General Sheridan. nor did ever
bring snit against him." [IsughterI
newspaper, was next sworn, and deniesi the
statements made by Mr.. Anthony, of the
ness aided in buying up votes for Caldwell.
Mr.. Miller was on the stand when our report
closed.
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The Bankrapt Law.

WHY 1T SHOULD NOT Blk RBfEALkD-
Editor Star IL like your article in THE ST AR
against the repeal OF the bankrupt Law, and
want TO add my testimony in favor Of that act,
and against its bekcg abolished. have been
through the court in this District as Q Bankrupt.
I was obliged to do h for the protectiou OF the
large majority Of nv creditors. ! was embAr-
raised In my business, and unable TO meet my
engagements. Some three or four Of my cfcd-
itors had obtained judgment against me. and
were about - shut up my store and sell out my
stock. Had they done 50 there wouid have been
little OF nothing left fot others. felt 1t to be
my duty 20 al my creditors under these circun-
stances to 90 into the bankrupt court where
they would have the privilege Of choosing their
own assignee and distributing my property fairly
among them all. l have the ssdaactioa Of
knowing since that my course In this matter has
been approved BY those to whom was indebted.
As to persons going into bankruptcy for the
purpose Of concealing their property and de-
frauding their creditoys, II Il the last place q
rogue would pla1 hinself In, for thes every
means which experience and skiA can pro-
vile for his detection can be used 70 defeat
and punish him. while outside Of tho court he
is left often TO do those things with impunity,
for creditors Individually, especially those 1T
distance cannot afford to pay lawyers to hunt
out fraud i'm Q failing debtor. We need just such
a law, and an persuaded II its merits were
more fully underwood there would be but few
aside from the isterested class yos ndms, who
would consent to its repeal. MKRcHASr.
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The e2,500 required to back Brown
against Ssdler, the English sculler, has been
subscribed. t5-
~The second trial, in the Baltimore county
Md court, of Thos. Goodrich, for the murder
of Chris Frentfelter, resulted in the acqnitta OF
the prisoner yesterday. is
~There were only four miles Of track 70 lay
ON the Chesapeake and Ohio railrOad on Thurs
day, % complete the road 70 the Ohio river.
The engineers were whistling to each other
across the gap.
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HrNLrATINe DEpEAr.-Later accoup,.
from 1he scene OF the Modoc war i'm orego,
and In initiating than was at first reporteJ m .
Ibdfa1s captured seven guns aud copsiderali,
quau1sy on ammunition from the soldiers "a,
indie manesScn that the latter were actually driven
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A CENSUS % CuBA has recently been taken.
The To al population Of tho island is placed at
ST., there being ,i16 whites 2Ss ~. free
colored, ca, AS slaves, and "a 40 Asiatic. In
1861 6e population OF Cuba was reported 30 be
l,a4,5os, 50 hat ia 1--WE years that have elapsed
there h apparently decrease of 14.7o6. The
getting an accurate Census Of the insureeut dis
Uictk this time
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TIE SENATE in executive session yesterday
confirmed the nomination of j. &. Bancroft
: Davis to be Assistant Secretary OF State, vice
Hale, resigned.
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have been found vs. the ernnd inrx -, ~
Cnted states district eourt af AIbsry. n w
aes1t susan A. Anthony and 6fte8n othes
RocSes;s rnsTrR,ne them with voting Illegally in
1ay next. Indictments have also been togr,s
S xssss sAs shree inspectors who received their
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THK SALARY of Mr. james 7. Christie, assist
ant doOrkeeper Of the Senate, has been in
creased from 81 500 to 81, 16O per annum.
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HASNA--Special Dispatches from Port ns,ss,,.t,
cepoft dangerous condition Of affalrs ON the
Susaneh:nna. The ice eorees are immense in
sxtent. he town OF Safe Harbor isAocdesi. ami
sue IenI nov - that ~ the gorges breah sudden
~ snd release the vast masses of water they boia
IN connnemept there may be furtAer disssters
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FROM "a Rope TODAY.

THE EX-FnfRFss ErGENrE
LONDON, Jan. 35.-The ex-Fmperor Eugene
has concluded "a leave Chisclhurst, and viii
scon take her departure thcrefrom. She viii
not, however, feave England. hut win take Mp
her residence in some other portion OF the coun-
try.
TIE WV KING oF SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM. Jan. 25.-The new King of
Sweden, oscar II, viii be crowned ON tsle Fist
Of May.
Or. PrsFy RITTER.
LONDON. Jan. "a dispatch from Genoa
saws Rev. DIR. Pussy IL better.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE1ERRIBLE DBNAsTEROrF DIN.
GGNf,SS.
q Double Horror.

THR STEAMSHIP WHICH SUNK THE NORTH
FLEET ALSO BELIEVED TO HAVE GoNE DOWN
WITH ALL ON BOARD.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-It Is reported this morning
that a steamship has been discovered sunk aI
the scene Of the collision on Dungcncsx light
house "Wednesday night. The epinion - -
coming general that the vessel which ran into
the Northfeet also went down with al hands
before the emigrant ship sunk. The owner OF
the Spanish steamship hurello, who landed az
Dover two hours before the collision occurred.
believes IL was hts vessel Which was in collision
with the Ncrthfieet, and that both were de-
SfrQyed.
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Postmaster GENERAL CREsvELL wa. too
much intisPosed to attend to his official duties
yRsterday
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cs.ssse :: AID huseIA--fhe 81. Petersburg
Saxette 10 nrprisot C TIE cummenss az fl,e
DIlusn pfese upon the movement OF Rusxia IN
SSnuai AsA- Gsthing bat tie most FRIENDLY
Si,sns, ~, has Characterised the ne cot atoms
~ ySSsween knsna aud Great Britain in regard 20
sns nasfer. and The only object Of the former
- eeVa y render peace In Central Asia more
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Washington News and Gossip.

ETERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $50 ,5i9.63.
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The CoURTMARTIAL in the case of Major
Benjamin p. Runkle, late superintendent Of
the freedmen's bureau in Kentucky, charged
With fraud, &c, upon cOlOred soldiers, found
him guilty. ami sentenced him to be cashiered,
10 pay a fine OF 81 600. and to be imprisoned in
the penitentiary for four wears.
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SENsIBLE STArEsxAN.-The German gov
eminent has an idea that too many Of it, sub
jects are emixrating to the United States. The
minister OF the interior was questi0nsd yester-
day ~ 20 how the exodus might be stopped. 10
which he returned the exceedingly common
sense reply that ne didn't know that there was
any other means than making IL most desirable
for the Germans to remain at home, and this
the Government proposes TO do.
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Tn CKYTKxxIAL CoxHlssroE.-The report
OF the centennial coDni8ion % Congress il be-
Ing prepared, and win present vxsHse Of the
laboD and deciaion Of the c0Dmittoe, Including
those Of the executive committee, responsive "a
the demand Of section six of the act. ani oivin0
referenee: g he Journal Of the preceding Of
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AReEsT or lSCExDIARrEs N NEW HArEN.-
During the past year there we're some twelve
incendiary fires in New Haven, Connecticut,
and there was no trace Of the hre-bue. short
time ago the gang we're detected. one being The
son of q prominent business man. The ring
leader, Charles Brmham, Wa arrested through
tie help Of one OF the gang just - he was setting
tire % a building. and on THURSDAY was found
Interest manifested i'm that city pending the trial
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livery horse and all the calvary horses at Camp
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

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