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BALTIMORE. January 3O.-Flour-Qulel
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; choice
white 81 %; fair to prime 81 75a1 90;
choice amber 81 93a1 95; good to prime
red 81 S0a1 80; common to- fair 81 GOAL N,
Pennsylvania 81 75a1 7S; Ohio and In
diana 81 90; western spring 81 Goal 55,
Corn-Dull and heavy; mixed western
7Sc. OaLs-Dull and neglected. Rice
Firm, Soc. Provisions = Quiet. Mess
Pork-$lG 50. Bulk Meats-Shoulders
6ta7c; clear rib sides SsaSsc. Bacon
Shoulders Sc; clear rib sides 9ta9tc. su-
gar Cu1ed Hams-12a13c. Lard-9a94c.
Butter Unchanged. Coffee Unchanged.
Whisky-Firm, 81 02.
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Toledo liarke,.

TOLEDO, Jan. 80. Flour Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Dull and
prices ,have declined; amber Michigan
81 49, seller February 81 4s4; seller last
hall February 81 81; seller April 81 50.
Corn-Dull and prices shade lower;
high mixed seller February CSC; seller
June 7lc; new G2ic; low mixed 6lc.
Oats-Dull and prices are nominal. Hogs
'-Dreesed firm, 1875. Glover Seed
Quiet; mammoth 54c,
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FIRES.

CNcNSATr, Jan. sO.-The American
Hotel, at Sharonville, this county, was
destroyed by fire about 2 o'clock yester.
day morning. The fire progressed so
rapidly the inmates barely escaped with
About hall.past one this morning, fire
broke out in the building owned and oc.
cupied by L. A. Strabel q Bros, manu-.
iacturers Of mouldingS, frames and look
ing glasses, on the south side Of Canal
street, east OF Elm. The building and
contents were entirely consumed. The
loss on The building and machinery Is
about $4,000 insured for $80000-di.
ylded among the following companies :
Brewers Of London and Liverpool, Etna,
Union and Phoenix.
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NEW YORK CITY.
CRIME AND MARBLES


NEw YORK, Jan. 30.-Three Youth
qnarrelled over game Of marbles yester
day, an alteration following. Ono o
them, Robert Hand, was fatally stabbed
N PoLIcE ARRANGEMENT.
The police arrangements for the iuaa,
meeting in Cooper Institute, Tonight, ar1
elaborate. The Superintendent viii com,
mand in person. Central and ward de
tectlves and fifty patrolmen will be In at
tendance In civilian dress, and reserve
IN all stations held In readiness.
THoMPKrNs SQUARE RIOTERS.
Thirty-one of the Thompkins Square
rioters, go called, have entered, through
their counsel, the plea OF not guilty, h
the Court Of general session.
AIRING ROW.
A lively quarrel has been stirred IN
ameng the five Police Commissions. and
the Comptroller. The Mayor received an
anonymous communication charging
commissioners Smith, Gardner and Char.
lick with forming q ring for their benefit.
ihe letter was sent to Smith, and after
investigation 1t was asserted by the Com.
misSioners that Russell was the author OF
the anonymous paper: Russell denies the
accusation, and says the whole thing 10
the work Of Charlick.
CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE.
a number of cigar makers are on a
strike to compel their employers to re-
turn to the rates oi wages ranging before
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TIE use Of the rod in schools is agitat.
Ing Chicago. The solution Of this ques.
tion seems fairly 10 be this: select your
teachers wisely, and give them discretion.
A teacher lsnot likely to forfeit his posi-
ton, or incur denuncistion through the
press for the sake Of indulging anger at a
scholar. We venture to say that the
cases Of undue severity OF punishment
are as one to a thousand whore the ur-
chin gets too little. Where teachers are
positively prohibited from using coporsl
punishment the rough element most fre.
quently controls the school. Only a re.
markable nature can conquer under all
circumstances without the rod.
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.
We observe q widespread interest In
MIR. LATANE's letter. The Southern
ChurehmGn reproduces. 1t in full and &C
companies ii with two leading articles
one Of which we publish this morning
The New York Evangelist, a leading Pres.
Oyterian paper, has a long commend datory
article on the letter, and SO also have other
religious newspapers. Everywhere it Is
regarded as an able document. The Wells.
burg NetoS, speaking of Mr.. LATANE'a
withdrawal, makes the following remarks;
The withdrawal OF Rev. Mr.. Lataue
from the Protestant Episcopal Church at
Wheeling created great excitement, moi
only among the members OF that de-
nomination but has been the absorbing
meme Tor discussion by the public gen.
orally. The matters In controversy be-
tween the high and Low Church Episco.
Palians seem to be ol so grave a char
SSter that they can no longer be ignored.
The controversy Ia as yet in It's infancy,
but ere long the points In dispute will 6e
elaborately argued and be made known
70 the public through the press. Blshon
Whittle is 10 ofnciate at st. Matthew'S
church next Sunday, when 1t Is expected
That the future course of the church will
be developed, 0.a ' i '''af
The article Of the NeUs is calculated
TO convey the impression that Bishop
WHTTTLR will make. some public. an
nouncement Of his views on the points
raised by Mr.. LATAsR's letter, during hil
visit here. We are able to correct any
such Impressions by assuring the Ntw.
that the Bhhop does not expect to say q
single word upon the subject In any ol
his public services.
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Papal Appointment.

TORONTO, Jan. SO.--A cable dispatch
announces that Vicar General Janet, d
the Toronto Diocese, has been appointed
BY the Pope Bishop of SGult st. Marie
and Rev. D. B. Crinnon, Vicar Genera j q
the London Diocese, has been raised 10
Bishop Of Hamilton.
A dispatch from New Foundland states
resigned,
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GUBRRNAToRIAL.

A message was received from tho Gov
ernor transmitting q memorial from A,
Goshorn and w. Griffith in regard to the
progress Of the work preparatory to the
Centennial Exposition, and asking the ap.
pointment pom Of five Commissioners to repre-.
Governor Allen has appointed James
y. Amos Of Monroe county, Adjutsnt
1enerali Charles h. Sargent, OF Cincin-
nau, Assistant Adjutant General, and
s, amos Layman, oi Columbus, executive
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PhtladelphIa Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-Flour-Qulet;
superfine $5 70; extra SO 90; Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra fair ~ 25a7 70; State,
Ohio and Indiana IS 00a9 20. Wheat
Dull; red 81 Goal 66; amber 81 75a1 so:
white 81 80a1 90. Rye-steady; 95a96c.
Corn-Dull; yellow 7Sa91c; white new 81
R9sc. Oats-Dull; white 58A80. Petro.
leum-Steady; crude 10tc; refined 13ac;
Whisky-Steady; 81 OF.
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Provisions for the Sufferers by the
GIasshoppers.

MrNNEApoL1s, MIMI, January SO.-The
millers Of this city lately sent thirty bar,
rels OF flour to the sufferers by the grass
hoppers In the southwestern counties
To-day they sent 10 barrels more. The
suffering ia very severe. The Legislature
appropriated 5000 10 the sufferers, and
will probably loan them $4,000 on two
three and four years time without interest
The eastern stockholders Of the St. Pau
y Sioux City Railroad have contributed
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LOUISIANA.

WAsHISoToN, Jan. SO.-A special from
New Orleans, dated the Goth, gives the
report that Governor Kellogg has issued
q requisition upon the Governor Of the
District OF Columbia for the person oil ex.
Governor Yarmouth. It Is said that the
case grows out of some transaction con-
nected with the State Treasury when
Yarmouth was Governor Of Louisiana.
Warmouth's friends here have heard
nothing Of such a requisihon, nor did
Yarmouth know OF It yesterday, ,Iprior
to his departure for New York en-
route for New Orleans, which place be
will reach on Wednesday next. /
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Wea,her Rsnor,.
WAR DEPARTAENf,
WASHINGTON, y. O., Jan. 3O.-S:00 n X,
PROBABILITIES,

For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake region, fresh and brisk
northwesterly and variable winds and
generally cloudy weather will prevail,
with areas Of snow, temperature above
freezing north of Virginia.
For Upper Lake region and thence
northwestward to the Missouri valley, and
southwark to the Ohio valley, areas OF snow
and continued cold weather with north.
easterly to northwesterly winds followed
by clearing weather in the Northwest.
For the Gulf States, colder and cloudy
weather, light to variable winds except
west OF lower Mississippi where they will
shit to northeasterly with increasing
force.
For South Atlantic States, casterly to
northerly winds, falling barometer and
slight change OF temperature.
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New York Dry Goodp nIarkat.

NEW YORK. Jan, 30.-There Is q mod.
eratelY active trade movement with man.
uIacturers' agents today in staple and
fancy fabrics, Cotton goods are firm,
with an upward tendency on standard
sheetings and mixed grades Of bleached
shirtings, which are selling freely. Prints
and shirting stripes are IN good demand
from frat hands. Percales and cambrics
are active. Cottonsdes are in moderate
request, Worstcd coattngs realized fair
prices at auction sale to-day. Foreign
goods are improving.
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THR particulars Of a stupendous scheme
Of robbery are given in the dispatches this
morning. It reads like story OF the
Arabian Nights and we are almost led to
fancy the return of the Forty Thieves, re.
inforced by numerous posterity, and
more powerfully organized than ever
they were in the days OF romance.
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scut,led TO Save Hcr.

BOSTON, Jan. 3O.-The steamer Glou-
cester, reported burned, was scuttled to
save her hull: The freight wasvslued at
$3.50 900, which will be recovered, badly
damaged. The steamer was valued at
$4,000 Her hull Is unipjurOd, and will
be Immediately raised. I'f7.
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Mr. AND Mrs. MORGAN L. orr gave q
handsome entertainment last evening to a
large number Of their friends on the oc-
cssion of their Twentieth Wedding Au-
niVeSary. The numerous company pres.
ent heartily Joined in wishing them many
returns OF the happy event.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

sAN Francisco, Jan. SO.-The notori-
Gus murderer and robber, Tibnero Vas
quesge, with a gang OF twenty despera-
does, has been discovered camped In a
remote part Of Koinco county, this State
The sheriff Of that county with stronp
lorce Of men has gone to fight and capture
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Mr.. Coburn, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported q joint resolu-
tion requesting the President to convene
a Court Of Inquiry Of not less than ave
officers oil the army to investigate fully
all charges against Brig. Gen. Howard,
contained IN the communication Of the
Secretary OF War, and 10 report their
opinion, as well on morals as legality, Il
any may be discovered.
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Phlladelphln wool AInrka,.

PmIADELPH1A, Jan'y 3d. Wool -
Quiet, firm and scarce and lighter than
in former years; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia double extra and above
5Gia5Sc; extra 55a56c; medium 55a57c;
coarse 50a52c; western fine 53c; medium
57a5Sc; coarse 50a52c; comblng washed
624aG5c; comblng unwashed 42Aa4Sc;
Canada combing 63a65c; fine unwashed
30aS7ic; coarse and medium washed 38R
$50; tub washed 54a57tc; No. l and su-
perane pulled 45a5oc; Texan fine and
medium 27a32ic. ~ 49, ~
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Amount OF Tolls Collected ON the
National Road in Belmont County.

National Road in Belmont County.
There were $429o SO Of tolls collected
at the National Road gates in this county,
after paying the salaries of gate. keepers,
between February l, last, and October 81.
This makes $469 9s per month, or
$5.GS9 70 per year. There are about 30
miles Of road in this county, so that our
people would have about $lSS per mile 10
expend annually, in the repair Of the road.
The surplus Of tolls collected in the entire
State, within the same period, was $l4,.
27S "a; about $1,5S6 per month, or, in
round numbers, $4,000 per year.. There
are about ITO miles Of road in the State,
and these surplus earnings leave a little
under $l12 per mile ior repair of road
against $lS8 as above.
The Legislature should do one Of three
things appropriate a sum sufficient. to
put the road in good repair, direct that
the tolls received in each county be ex-
pended within that county, or transfer
the road TO the counties traversed by it.
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Heavy Fire In Cleveland, and s,Ir
Burning. |...---

CLEVELAND, January 30.-A fire broke
out at 2 o'clock this evening in the tonrth h
story ot the Wholesale clothing establish.
ment Of Koch, Goldsmith, Joseph 6 Co
corner Of Water and ST. Clair streets
The two upper stories are burned out'
The fire Is still raging, and has extended
to and entirely destroyed the large hard.
ware store Of Worthipgton 6 Co, In the
same building, The loss will be heavy.
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The Bellaire Furnace Is nearly ready
for blowing in again. The interruption
has been longer aud more serious than
the company originally estimated. They
expect to "draw it mild" this time. The
Benwood Furnace Is still blowing a very
moderate blast,
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BigamY TrinI.

PORTLAND, Jan. sO.-EIrs. Waller ia on
trial here for bigamy. Her alleged former
husband, one Waite, and their children,
aged 10 and. z years, positively identity
the woman. She Is also identified by
others as Mrs. Waite. The woman de-
nies that she ever before saw Waite or
his children.
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A "Bosr1NG" lawyer has endorsed
Chief Justice Waite, and that should settle
it. Harvard hasn't heard ol him, and
why should it, seeing that Mr.. Waite's
diploma was issued from YaleG But the
Hub lawyer writes to the Boston Journal
to say that Chief Justice Waite is very
proper man. lie says: ~ have tried
cases with him as associate counsel; 1
have tried cases where have been op.
posed to him; have tried cases where he
sat as referee, and have sat as referee in
cases where he was one Of the attorneys ;
know him socially, morally andlegally,
and l know Of no man better fitted for the
position for which the President has nomi.
mated him. he has one Of the best judi
cial minds / ever met with"
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. SO-In obedience
70 the command OF His Most Gracious
Majesty Rex, King of tho Carnival, the
managers of the Opera House, aided by
the artists and professionals engaged
therein, will give q grand free matinee al
noon February 18th, :
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Not Guilty.

INDIANAPOLIS, January SO.-The trial
OF Jerry Bush, one Of the Engineers en-.
gagged in the recent strike on the Pan
Handle Railroad, charged with shooting
Henry Vance, an engineer who attempt
ed to run on road, was concluded at noon
and verdict of not guilty was rendered.
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To Be Hanged.

NAsHvr11R, Jan. so.-Bnl Kelly, color.
Cd, was placed on trial in the Criminal
Court yesterday for rape on a white wo-
man last August; verdict guilty, fixing
his punishment at hanging. The sentence
WIN probably be passed tomorrow by the
court. =
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Murdered and Robhpd

St. Louis, Jan. SO.-Andrew Bcckman
a wealthy farmer living In the French
village few miles from here, was shot
and killed last night while riding from
East 81. Louis to his home and his pock-
cts picked. No clue to the murderer.
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A Street Railway Talked of Down al
7 Bellairc.

From the independently n T. ~
We understand some Pittsburgh parties
propose to construct street railway from
Heatherington's 10 Benson's Ferry, at q
cost not exceeding $4,000; they are 10
take $4,000 Of the stock. and our citizens
to furnish the balance. The Pittsburghers
propose to lease the road, and to gu6ran-
tee 8 per cent on the stock.
A street railway from Heatherington's
to Gravel Hill is very desirable, but Bell
sire don't wont anything to do with a
road beyond that point, At least, that is
the way we view It.
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The Stockholders of the Citizens Street
Railway hold their annual meeting this
afternoon, for the election Of FIVE Direc-
tors and the transaction Of such other bust.
ness as may come before them. See an.
uouuceneutln In Ourn advertisig columns.
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Meeting Of Glass blowers a, RelIaI,e

- =. S-AeAoo oto"6Iu Ut tHLIHlEH
:, We v tind the following paragraph in the
BellAlre Independent, received YESTERDAY !.
The glass blowers Of this city held a
meeting last evening, and resolved 10
hSnd In to employers notice that thew
WIN not work alter the Slst inst on any
REDUCTION reol or orders; that they will moi
MAKE tISke more than ten over Of any kind of
GGsiMmeeeys; SIsM that three men Of each factory
SlosU1s ,, lUtm 1,,.s. committee; that the glass
Il T%StS "rn rnas meet every Monday evening; that
couni ot Sn SSnSil snal be discharged on ac-
Of each factory shall stand hv S,n e rsl, Msa
following committee was snno;n;oa H Ans ~
above provided for: Nat,opsI ,Ho, Wo,.EH -
y. 2: Stewart, T. McMenSmsn n"g5n, uHs,
Star Works, joseph Smith 0ISn.. 4 pt1ni nllli
". Oampbell; Ohio Works. W.T. " Tbo[yyes bnryeS'
j. sttzman, A, Evans. Va 4n'mSs'
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TEE Iron Association held meeting
at Pittsburgh on Thursday, which was
largely attended. There has seldom been
more interest manifested in the state of
the market The reports in regard to
business prospects are quite encouraging.
The nail card was advanced to ii. An.
other meeting will be held next Thursday
week. .... IL IL.
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WARRINGTON MATrRns

The report Of the committee of IN,
House last session, sustaining the Distric
government and the liberal sppropria-
tons encouraged the authorities Of IN,
District to go forward with improve.
ment. Their course has been sustained
by every election. In view of all circum.
stances, the Government submits that 4
would not be fair or just to enter tipot
another investigation, unless there b.
some show of proof OF the charges made
BY pretended tax payers in o memorial
presented BY them, I.tI.GI.lI :
After debate 1t was ordered that The
memorial lie on the table.
A large number Of bills were introduc
ed In the morning session, among them
one authorizing the President to appoint
q board oi five officers to investigate The
charges against Gen. o. o. Howard
which was laid over informally at the re,
quest OF Mr.. West. T5,-I77
Mr. Hamlln presented a memorial oI
the Governor of the District Of Colum.
Dia, in response to certain statements
made In memorial presented a few days
ago by q member from Ohio, which was
read. The Governor said that the Dis,
trict officials had not sought and do not
seek to evade the fullest investigation into
the affairs OF the District. ~
Alter long debate on Louisiana mat.
tiers, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
uARDoR REFUGE.
MIR. Parsons presented resolution OF
the City Council Of Cleveland relative to
the construction Of a harbor of refuge
there, and made q statement in support Of
the proposition. Referred.
THE RIGHT on CHALLENGE.
Mr.. Fry asked leave to offer an amend.
ment giving the accused the right TO chal.
leng now allowed by law in trial by court
martial. K n
Mr. Coburn declined to let the amend.
mcnt be offered, remarking, there was no
place for q challenge to come, as the
court would be appointed by the Presi.
dent. BE moved the previous question.
The House refused to second the pre-.
vious question by vote Of "a to 40, and
N@AS SAAASAAAHASAb Woo LCSGlNcu dQu tuG QlSs
cussion proceeded.
Alter some further debate the Speaker
put the question son Fry's amendment,
and It was adopted. Yeas 172; nays 1G4'
The joint resolution as amended was then
passed. O. E1 ~
The House then proceeded TO the con-
sideration Of privateibills.
The joint resolution providing for fur
nishing copies Of the Congressional Record
to Members and Senators was taken from
the Speakers table, and tho substitute
adopted by the Senate was non. concurred
in and committeeoI conference ordered.
The joint resolution WAS passed as
originally provided-24 copies for each
Senator and Member.
The Senate substitute provides 90
copies for Members and Al for Senators.
Mr.. Cox offered a joint resolution giving
the thanksof Congress to the officers and
crew Of the steamship Atlantic for saving
the crew OF the brigantine Scotland in
mid ocean. Passed.
The, House adjourned till tomorrow,
the session tobe'tor debate only.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Marked.

:" '@VhlVI UHU NkVCK NUIAOV
New YORK, January 3O.-MoNEY-
Easy, loaniug most Of the day at Gao per
cent on call, falling to Sad per cent in the
afternoon; the supply exhaustiDg the de-
mand. .........
sTEaLNo Closed dull at
"a s84 for prime bankers and $4s7 for
demand. i,l
GoLD-Ranged from 1lls to l1lt, clos.
Ing at the higher rate. Carrying rates,
Gal per cent. Custom receipts $e2s OOO'
The Treasury dlsbursed Se77,OOO. Clear.
ings $sO.0Oo,0Oo. Imports OF dry goods
for the week $s,727 ESQ.
GoVRRNAlRNTs-Steadv
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BlsuoP WHITrLE and wife arrived In
the city yesterday from Richmond, and
are the guests OF s, BRADY, Esq. 1t is
understood that tho Bishop will preach
at st. Matthew'S at the usual hour to.
morrow.
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A $4,000 FIre.'

CINCINNATI, Jan. sO.-A fire at Fort
Wayne. Ind, this morning destroyed two
upper floors oi the Hamilton building,
Two stores were heavily damaged bY 1iFe
and water. Loss $35;OO0; insured.
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Died.

DETROIT, Jan. 8o.-Clark c. Abber, one
OF the Oldest settlers and prominent cid.
zen Of Grand Haven died this morning
after brief illness.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum. OTa,ks,.

PTTsBuRoH. Jan. 9O.-orude- onist;
sales 81 30; refined quiet and nothing
doing; January 1876; February 14tGl44c:
March 14ia14ac; April 14tal5c. s3I
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NO PRosPEcr FoR ELRcr1nN

TOPEKA, Jan. 3O-The Legislature
met 10 joint session tonigh1, but after
considerable fillibustering adjourned
without taking another ballot for Senator
There is no probability that au election
will be had for several dsys.
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DrnAVneh.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. SO-While attempt.
ing 10 cross the 0nachita river atRock.
port, yesterday, the skift upset and three
young men drowned,