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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 15.-Caleb GUSHING
some time ago was invited to deliver ar
address before the Mexican war veterans
and is said to have postponed his de-
parture for Madrid that he might COM
ply be has now declined and General
Negley has been substituted.
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.
The Convention Of Mexican war yeter.
ans was called TO order to-day in Wil.
lArd's Hall by General J. W. Denver, who
said It's objects were to ask Congress fol
pensions Tor the survivors OF the Mexican
war, to adopt measures for National
Brotherhood Of Mexican veterans for
representation at the Centennial Exposi-
tion, and to prevail upon Congress 10 pass
a law TO admit INDECENT Mexican soldiers
to the Soldiers Home near this city,
Temporary organization was affected BY
the selection Of General Denver as Chair
man, and A. N. Kennedy, Secretary.
Committees were appointed on creden.
tials and permanent organization. Gen.
Negley will deliver an Grafton tomorrow,
POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
The Senate Commmittee on Postofilces
and Postroads, to-day, heard an arpu-
ments from G. G. Habbard, of Mass, and
VIM. 0rton, President Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, respectively,
tavering and opposing the Postal Tele.
graph bill, which the committee have rn.
der consideration. The argument Is to be
resumed tomorrow.
PATENT RIGHTS CONVENTION.
The Patent Rights Convention met
hero today. Two hundred delegates
were present, representing eighteen
States. The following officers were
elected; President, Tom Thacker, OF
Washington; Vice President, N. R,
Graham, Of Chicago.
CASE OF GEN. HOWARD.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs will 10 morrow take up the case
OF Gen. Howard.
VICE PRECEDENT WILSON.
Vice President Wilson says his health
Is much improved. He will not resume
his place in the Senate at present, but will
next week return to Massachusetts having
abandoned the t1p to Florida
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The National .Woman's Suffrage Asso.
citation commenced itssession here to-day.
Susan B. Anthony presiding. Letters
were read from Gerrltt Smith and Benz.
F. Butler expressive Of their sympathy
with the cause. Mrs. James Stanton sd.
dressed the Convention. A petition to
Congress was proposed, asking for equal
rights and praying that law be passed
exempting women from taxation ior Nat.
ional purposes SO long as they are unrep.
resented in National Council.
JUDGE WOODRUFF, OF NEW YORK, TALKED
OF AS CHIEF JUSTICE.
Various names continue to be men,
toned In connection with the Chief JUS
tiCeship. From certain indications the
nomination may come from New York in
the person Of Judge Woodruff. At least
intimation to this effect has been made in
congressional quarters. Several days may
elapse before nomination will be sent 10
the:Senate.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Cotton-Dull at
I6c. Flour-Demand good at full prices
Wheat@Scarce and firm, 81 68a1 GU.
Corn-Firm, B0a64c. Osts-Firm, 4Gs
6Oc. Rye-Firm and quiet, 07c. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Groceries-Ac.
tive and tirmer. Butter and CheeSe-Un.
Changed. Observation-Disclosures held
$l5 so. Lard-Quiet; steam Sic; kettle
0sa0tc:. Bulk Meats Shoulders 8Ic.
clear rio 7la7tc; clear 74c. Bacon-Ouiet
u, Sta9tc. Green Meats-Season nearly
oyer; sales shoulders, IA lb average, sc.
Hogs-Steady, S. 10a5 80; shippers IS So
40 90; receipts, 4,244; shipments, 1900.
Whisky-Strong at 06c.
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The Declarations OF Southern Men.

The Declarations OF Southern Men.
There is one consolation that we feel In
reading the open avowals Of such men as
ex.Gov. VANCE, ALEX. a. STEPHENS,
the new Senator elect, WITHERs, and
other prominent actors in the rebellion
who are again coming to life in the coun.
ci(s Of the Nation, and that Is that they
are speaking out instead Of conceallng
their real feelings and sentiments as re.
CARDS the obligations they are assuming.
As long as the country Is kept face to face
with the evidence that these men cannot
be trusted with the control of the great
interests Of this nation, the danger Of
their obtaining such control is compara-
lively remote. Our real danger, so far as
any existed, has been that the country
would be too prone TO take for granted
that the southern leaders could be trusted
with power. AS long, however, as they
continue TO boast Of their unchanged
fidelity TO the principles Of the re-
bellion, and especially as long as they
are ready 10 declare that their oaths as
members OF Congress are not a bar to the
commission Of treason to the Government,
the people will see to it that they are not
entrusted with power to any great extent.
We do not object to seeing few, a very
few, ot these Southern leaders in Con-
gress, since the choice Is between them
and a set OF carpet-bag thieves who have
plundered the Southern people and who
have stolen into positions by all sorts
OF underhanded means, but for the
present we are Of the opinion that
a limited number OF them will answer
the necessities Of the political situation.
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ssO, 900 Lost by the Alton Fire.

ST. LOUIS, January 15.-The loss by
the fire at Alton, Ills, yesterday Is about
$4,000; insured as follows: Franklin In.
surance Company, $l1,250; American
Central, $500; North British, $1,000;
Aetna, 80 600; London. Liverpool & Globe,
$0,OOC Oriental. $4,000; Hartford, g, 900!
Gtrard, $500; North American, $4,000;
Franklin, Of ST. Louis, $2,35O; CONNER.
cial, OF 81. Louis, $9,350; Firemen's, 81.
0OOi Home, $4,000; Phoenix, $4,000.
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Murderer Captured.

MARYvILLE, N. Y, Jan. .14-Charles
q. Wolcott, Of jamestown, N. Y, against
whom six indictments for. forgery were
found by the grand jury sitting at that
place last week, and who last Saturday
split open the head Of II. T. Clark with q
hatchet at the Merchants Hotel, Dayton,
Ohio, was captured by Officer Moon and
A, N, Lowery, Of jamestown, after an
excited chase, near Cincinnati, Ohio, yes,
terday, and was today lodged in jail
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PHILADELPHIA.
TRAcK.1AYrNa RESISTED.

AANN AhnoA6Ahbs
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-The attempt
to restore the track of the Southern Rail
road that the trains ol the said road nigh
run, was resisted by the strikers, who say
they arc determined TO prevent all re-
pairs till they receive their back pay.
MEETING OF JAY COOKE & cos CREDITORS
The creditors OF Jay Cooke s. Co. met
IN the Assembly Buildings this morning.
The Register read the order Of tho court
appointing Edwin II. Lewis receiver and
describing his duties, and the answers OF
individual members Of the firm to ques.
ton OF the receiver touching the transfer
Of property to relations or friends.
Considerable applause was ELECTED by
the announcement Of George @. Thomas
one Of the partners, that his wife, tC
whom he had given one hundred shares
OF valuable stock, had transferred this
amount for the benefit Of creditors.
Receiver Lewis stated that Thomas
several years since paid up premium In
full for lie insurance policy Of $4,000
In favor Of his wife. Thomas has now
cancelled that policy and paid the pro.
ceeds $4,000 10 tho receiver. The an.
swers all the members OF the firm were
read, the substance Of which has already
been published. At least O thousand
persons were present. The aggregate
amount OF the settlements made by mem.
bers Of tho firm has not yet been footed
up. After the Register had read various
reports q motion was made TO place the
estate In the hands Of the trustees and
committee Of the creditors, under the 45th
section OF the bankrupt act. No dissent
was expressed by any Of the creditors to
this mode Of settlement, as distinguished
from a settlement by aSsignoes. The Reg.
lister then called for names for trustees
and members Of the committee. Edwin
NJ. Lewis is the present receiver OF the es.
tate by appointment.
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New York Dry Good. Marko,.

New YORK. Jan. 15.-The trade move.
ment continues slow with both agents and
(obbers. Cotton goods in steady but
limited demand. Bleached shirtinSs and
double and twist cottonades fairly active
with agents. Prints and fancy shirtings
In moderate demand. Pacific Percels
are selling freely. Low and medium
fancy cassimers quiet but are improved,
and worsted coatings Of fine makes In
steady demand.
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GEN. N. P. BANKS was TO have lectured
at Barnesville, O., last Friday night, bul
failed to come to time. The anxious
members OF the Literary Association
there telegraphed for him in vain. The
American Lecture Bureau in New York
under whose auspices he was afloat, tele-
grsphed that he could not be found in the
country-that they had spent two days
trying to find him, and had to give it up
We suspect that he was demoralized
somewhere en- route. he acquired habit
ol that kind at New Orleans, it is said
during the war.
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BALTIMORE Cal,Ie MnrLs,.

BALTIMORE, January 15.-CArTLE-
Active and firm; very best on sale 51a7c;
that generally rated frat quality 43a51c:
medium or good fair quality 404Ic. Re-
ceipts l,GG5 head; sales 1868.
HoGs-Firm and advanced; sales at Tia
Tic. Receipts 1874 head.
sHERP-Large supply; good sheep in
demand at 5ta0tc. Receipts 22s2 head.
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ToIedn Market.

TOLEDO, January 15.-Flour ur-Ouie.
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and q
shade lower; No. 2 white Wabash 81 90:
ho. l white Michigan 81 50; amber Mich.
igan 81 4O4a1 80; February 81 So; March
81 6Ss; April 81 63s; No. red 81 "a;
No: 2 do 81 45; March 81 5Sta1 IS. Corn
Fair demand at lower rates; high mix
cd Csc; February este; March 66ic; new
OSic; low mixed. 03ta64c;; new 6G4; no
grade G3c; new G0ts0l. Oats-Dull and
shade lower; No. l, 4SIc. Clover Seed
So 20. Dressed Hogs-$6 GOa6 G5.
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Spanish Insurgents.

HAVANA, Jan. 15.-spanish accounts
state that Colonel Espanda, with $50
men, had an engagement with insurgents
near MeloneZ. Fighting lasted six or
seven hours, and at the close Colonel Es.
pands retreated before the superior mum.
6ers OF the enemy. His loss was 4 officers
and 10 privates killed and IA officers and
6O priVates wounded. Tho insurgents
loss could not be ascertaiued.
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Prisoners Escaped from state Prison,

MILWAUKEE, Jan. ia special to the
Wisconsin says three prisoners escaped
from the State Prison last night, they
having been furnished with islse KEYS
and pistols. Among the party is David
Raggio, who, with Allen, almost escaped
from the Chicago jail and also the MI.
wAukee jail during their trial for burglary.
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TRIMS OF THR WEEKLY
Chicago mn,pe,.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Flour-or,st AMI
week; buyers and sellers spSSt. 's extrs ;
spring % 37is5 SIT bid; held ieiSS5c
higher. Wheat-Falr demand NJ % lower
rates; No. ! Chicago spring 81 25: No .
90 81 % cash; 81 24s February: Al ga
March; No. 8Ohicago spring 81 Is; m re-:
lected 81 90. Corn-Fair demand And
lower; No. Q mixed 6Gtc spot; 6Sc lid ior
February; 59tc March; 63ta64c NAV: re-
jected old 5Sa54ic; new 4Ss49fc. OATS
Dull and lower; No. 9, Ale spot: 4l4c
February; 42fc March; elected SIC, Rye
Steady; No 2, 79a8lc. Barley-Quiet
and unchanged; sales Of No. 3 fail al
81 50; No, 8 spring fresh 81 25sl 27.
Clover seed-Qulet and unchanged; as 10
40 80. Timothy-Buoyant but unsettled:
- S5l3 90. Provisions-Mess pork, dull
unsettled and lower; closed rather steady;
mess $l4 20Al4 % spot; ga 37R Februs.
~; $14 80 March. Lard-Fair demand
at lower rates; IS 90 spot; 50 90 Februs.
ry; 50 20 March. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and unchanged; shoulders 6Ra6tc; short
rib middles 7ta7tc; short clear 7fc loose,
spot. Green Meats-Quiet and unchsng.
ed; shoulders 5tc. Hams-2O ID aver
ages TIC; 19 ID averages &c. Dressed
Hogs-kfrm; SO 20a6 25.
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NEW YORK CITY.
AN RsCApED CRIMINAL.

New York, Jan. 15.-Lagrane, for
some time In prison here awaiting trial
on civil and criminal charges oiswindlinp,
has disappeared. The b. s. Marshall
overlooking the criminal charges, accept.
ed bail In $1,000 on the civil suit, and
Lagrane has not been seen since.
The funeral Of Jacob Stein, vile and
daughter, who were burned 10 death
with their house on Tuesday morning,
took place to-day, and was numeronsiy
attended. Amongthe mourners were the
children Of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
The Commercial notes that the Atlantic
4 Pacific railroad, Thomas A. Scott
President, failed TO pay the dividend Of
one and quarter per cent guaranteed on
the stock oI the Pacific railroad Of Mis-.
souri,, due 10 day. ..
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does 80 because he does not understand
and appreciate them. II 10 VIGOROUSLY
true that those who take care OF their
health have the best health. No men
scarcely take less care Of their health than
do outdoor lAborers. They pay no at
tention to the conditions Of heat and cold,
wet or dry, and still less to the subject OF
diet. They regard attention to these
points as a species Of effeminacy, and
the rule that they apply to them
selves they also apply TO their
families, women and children. The
many points wherein they come short
have been set forth at length in herecent
discussions Of sanitary scientists and no
subjects are more worthy Of attention on
the part Of the agricultural population oi
the country than the disclosures made in
these discussions. In these reports 1t has
been laid down as a well settled statistical
fact that ignorance and physical degen-
ercy and intellectual enfeeblement go to.
gether by natural law, and that when
people live segregated lives and have the
fewest facilities and inducements to take
care OF themselves in the way Of cleauli-
ness, IN the way Of q wholesome variety in
their diet, in the way Of amusement and
recreation, in tie way of wholesome men.
tai excitement, in the way Of social inter-
course, and in the way Of general intellec.
tual advancement that there physical and
mental health naturally retrogsde il in.
deed 1t does not positively decline and al
together give way,
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Death Of mn. Mn,he,rs.

BUCHANAN, Mich, January 15.-Mr.
Mathews, late printing clerk Of the U. s.
House OF Representatives, died at eleven
o'clock to-day. His steps Hon. schuy.
Ter Collax, has been unremitting in hIs
attentions throughout his sickness, and &C.
companies the remains TO South Bend for
huFial
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WHEN 1t takes eleven members OF Con.
gress three weeks to decide on the West
Virginia election case, and when they
split up into three squads at the end ol
that time, how superlative seems the In
tellect OF Ex-Governor STEVENSON, to
whom the case has been perfectly clear
from the beginning.
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the clasksburg Telegraph gives notice
that in case the West Virginia election
comes back to the people it will advocate
the reelection Of DAVIS from this district
This Is a privilege that the Telegraph en-.
Joys under the laws Of its country.
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AIIeghenY Live stock Mnrke,,

EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 15.-CArrLE-
Arrivals, 40 cars; best 50 OOa6 IS; me-
olum 81 75a5 70; common 81 00a4 so ;
stockers IS OO43 50;bulls 50 00a3 so.
HoGS-Arrivals, 90 cars; best PhilS.
delphias SO 00aG 10; Workers IS 40a5 60.
sHEEP-Arrivals, IA cars; best IS 25s
. 90; medium 81 OOa4 rs; common
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In reply to a communication signed
"Depositor" we would say that If he will
call on DANIEL LAMB, Esq, he will
doubtless receive the information he de-
aires in regard to when the Wheeling
Savings Institution will psy another
dividend
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s. Indiana Central,
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Flour-Un-
changed. Whest-Quiet and steady; rec
81 Goal 65; amber 81 70al ~; white
spring 81 90. Rye-90a92c. Corn-Quie
and firm; old yellow Sc; new 82AS5c
Oats - Fair demand white 5ssG2c
Whisky-$l %.
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A Healthy Flnaucial statement,

ATLANTA, Jan. 15.-The Legislature
met yesterday. The Governor In his mes.
sage takes q cheerful view Of public affairs
The State debt Is Is. 1000 900, and the estl.
mated value Of taxable property Is $780,.
100000. The Senate approved the final
action ol Congress on the salary question.
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Public School uouse Rnrnea

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 10. The public
school house at Millvale borough, adjoin-
ing Allegheny City, was destroyed by fire
to-day. The building was heated by .
furnace in the basement, and Is supposed
to have caught fire from the furnace.
Loss $4,000; insured 5000.
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Somewhat Serious.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10 The officers
sent TO Terrebanner report the difficulties
there more serious than they anticipated
all plantation working In that section has
ceased. .'>.,,-.-.
Gov. McEnry LEFT for Washington this
evening by way Of Samisville.
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AAkAot
For the Middle and East Atlantic
States continued cold and partly cloudy
weather, with northwesterly winds, and
with but slight changeof temperature.
For the northern portion Of New Eug.
land and thence westward to Lakes
Michigan and Superior continued cold
weather, with northwesterly to westerly
winds and areas OF snow.
For the Southern States east OF the
Mississippi, partly cloudy and cold weath.
er, with northerly to, easterly winds, and
light rain or snow in the lower Mississippi
For the Ohio Valley, continued cold
and clear weather, with westerly winds
during the greater portion Of the day.
For the Northwest, rising temperature
falling barometer, winds veering 10 south
increased cloudiness, and probably light
snow In the Upper Mississippi Valley.
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PATERSON, N. j., Jan. 15.-There has
been much dissatisfaction at the man.
neE in which seven hundred men recently
employed by the city on the streets have
worked, and as it Is impossible TO raise
the money 10 pay them the Aldermen
have voted 10 stop the work.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
srRAMRR cn1NA Ann1rpn

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-The steamer
China from Hougkong and Yokohoms
arrived this morning, no particulars yet
BAN FRANCISCO, ia defective pis
ton was the cause Of the detention Of The
Steamer China. She lay low in the water
coming up the harbor, with her fore-tor
mast gone.
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The Patent Convention, American
Cheap Transportation Convention, Mexl-
can War Veterans Convention, and Wo.
mAns' Suffrage Convention are now in
session OF Washington.
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Railroad Accident.

BOSTON, January 15-The second train
for Boston on the New Bedford Il Taun.
ton Railroad lett the rails between Ny
ricksville and Taunton this morning.
The engine and four cars went down an
embankment, breaking them badly and
ipjuring fifteen persons, four seriously.
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sTocKs-strong and active throughout
the day. The market closed buoysnt in
tone with the highest prices OF the day
generally. The current leading features
were Pacific Mail, Wabash, Union Pacific,
Western Union, Lake shore and Now
York Central, in all OF which there was a
material advance. Commodore Wander.
bilt notified the Union Trust Company to.
day that he was prepared to take up the
notes given by the Lake Shore in October
1873. These notes amount to 81, 800, 900
and were subject to general remark du-
ring the recent panic. Between 10 and Q
o'clock 1874, 900 shares were sold Of which
10000 were Western Union, 5000 Union
Pacific, $1,000 Wabash, 81 900 Pacific IL, :.
900 New York Central, IA, 900 Lake Shore,
5000 Erie and 5000 Cleveland, Columbus
q, Indiana Nantro1
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 15.-Wheat-DulI;
No | red 81 IS; No. Q do 81 4s. Corn
10a7lci old mixed 86s67c; new OOc. Oats
60c for No. State; 4Sc Tor No. Q do; Ola
60c for white. Petroleum-Steady, flrm
and unchanged,
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HnicIhnh.

M1LwAUKEE, Jan. ia special from
Lacrosse, Wis, to the Sentinel SAYS q
young man named 0lln from Fairbanks,
committed suicide by blowing out his
brains this morning. Tho cause was dis
appointment in love.
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POSTPONED.

Tie sale at public auction OF the st.
Louis and st Joe Railroad, announced for
to-day, at the instance Of the Farmers
Loan & Trust Company, which in 1868
secured mortgage on the road for the
payment Of thousand bonds OF the par
value Of $1,000 each, the interest on
which remains unpaid, has been postpnn.
Ell till February 18th. .... -
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RaItimnre Ma,ke,

BALTIMORE. Jan. 15,-Flour Quiet
and firm. Wheat-Firm. Corn-Qulet
and firm; mixed western 9Sc. Oats
Quiet and firm; western 62aG5c, Rye
IL OO. Observation-Disclosures. Coffee
Strong, 25a28c. WhiskyGFirm 81 02,
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FOREIGN,
ENGLAND.
aaNlFIoANT ADVICE.

sIGN1FIoANT ADVICE.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-Goldwip Smith in
an address before the Congress Of Trades
Unions Of Sheffield last evening advised
emigration to The United States.
The directors OF the Bank Of England
today fixed the minimum rate Of discount
OF 81 per cent.
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RuICrnE.

Mrs. Lulu Terrence, wife Of John s.
Terrence Of the California Theatre Com
pana, shot herself. Cause OF suicide un-
known
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$4,000 Fire at Louisiana, Mo

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 15-A special from
Louisiana, Mo, says fire there seriously
burned three stores and two boarding
houses Loss, $2S, ,000i insurance light.
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SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN.
LITTER CARRIERs' sALARIRs
CONTINUING OF MAIL sERvIcE,

Mr.. Morrill,. Of Vermont, introduced a
resolution instructing the Committe on
Postottices and Post Roads to inquire into
the expediency Of continuing the mail
service on routes where the actual receipts
are not one fourth Of the expenses.
Agreed 10.
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BALTIMORE.
the supRRy1s1Ne ARcH1rRc1

BALTIfoRE, Jan. 15.-The National
Bricklayers Union in session yesterday
afternoon adopted resolution calling for
the removal Of A. B. Mullet, United States
Supervising Architect,
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Killed His Wife,

PORTLAND, ME-, Jan. 15.-Thomss A:
Pike 6rutally killed his wife, aged 10, in
their drinking den, last night.