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The Road TO Health.

Cleanse the stomach, bowel, and blood
from all the arrid. corrupt and offensive
accumulations which produce functional
arrangement, and YOU remove the cause
of most diseases which sfict the human
family, and thus save large doctor, bii,,.
The most cfectual and reliable remedy
for this purpose l. found in DR.. Pierce"
Pleasant Purgative Pellet. No cheap
wood or paper boxes. but kept fresh and
reliable in vials
High lyer., those indulging IA ease
and pleasure and those Of scden;ary
hshi:>. can prevent BoilS, Carhun. l"'r
Gout. Red Skin, Erupiion.. flmpl".,
Constipation. Piles, Drowsiuc-s, Bilious
ncss. and other condition, induced 10y
such habit,. BY taking from four 10 sIN Of
Dr.. Pic-c.s Pleasant Purgativc Pellets
once n wech. or. better still. one "r two
each night. They are sold by dcaler' IN
medicine,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Deccmner 5-Flour-Qu.et
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and un-
changed; No. ! spring "2ia &c; No. =
HO!c cash or seller December. Corn
No. = mixed DC cash; rejected new 81!
n S3c. Ogts-Dull and lower; No. 2
5ic cash: rejected 90. Rye-Quiet; No.
! qj,. Barley-Dull and unsettled; No.
> - - cash; 81 - seller January; No. Z
SIP. Dressed IIocs-Steady az - 50
d.S ~. POrk-Du.i At S2U % cash;
$40 o. seller February. Lsrd->iesdy
and In moderate demand ri sl% upto
1872! cash; Sl3 IS seller February. Bulk
Mest.-Steady; shoulders 6.M7c; short
clear lOr. all spo, partly cured loose.
Whisky-Sieady and IN moderate de-
nsnd AZ g7c. On the call Of the beard IN
the afternoon Wheat closed steady and
irm at HO!c bid ."ller December; 9lf
-elIer January. Corn-Dul! and NOM
lnsI at 74!c seller year. Pork-$20 ~
ca-h; so 55 seller February. Lard
$l8 Is cash; sl3 IS seller February.
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Cincinnati Mark et.

CrSCINNATI. December 5.-C01on-
Dull but unchanged a, llc. Wheat
Scarce ard firm at 81 lOlal %. Corn
demand fair and prices advanced
shelled 73G7ic. Oais-Demand fair
and price. advanced at &c. Rye-Ds-
nand fair and market firm at 81 10.
Barley-Scarce aud firm; spring 81 20i
fall Si s.. Oils-Cnchanged. Egg
Dull and price, dropping 4; 2/a ~
Bu.ter-Duil and unchanged. Chee.s-
steady and in moderate demand. P0rE
Dali and unchanged =: so 20 pot.
s2l 90 seller February. LArd-Dull ard
prices dropping; steam 1910 l8lci kettle
Isle. Bulk Mcats-tluj't and weaki
shoulders Ttc spa; SIC buyer Asrrh;
bulk side- clear rib IOg l0tc; clear l0i
IA lOic. Bscon--Dull aud prices nOrnLH-
A. Green Mcats-Duil; Shoulder &c,
siies glc; hams lITll!c a. 70 weight
Whi.ky-Decllred u &c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market

NEW YORK. December 5.-MoSET-
Easier al StH4 per cent: prime m"r-
camille paper jfo. per cent; good "a ;
pcr cent: miscellaneous ?H - per cent.
Foreign exchange dull and firm, with
4G4jCa 495 and 1900 49O! FOR prime bank
cr. sterling.
GoLD-Opencd =; Ill: and fell of TO
llls. rallied to llli and closed at llls.
Borrowing rates fiat and la2 per cent
To-day, steamers took out 81 10000 IN
gold coin, the ius- OF which doe, E"i ap-
pear in this weeks bank statement.
Customs receipts $4,000 Treasury dis
bur>~mrnts SGg0,OOO. Imports for the
week dry goods. II l,l7G,OOo; merchandise,
$4.5iiOOp.
I,yvpN,,yr-S-D Duii and stpaiy
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, Deoefnber 5.-Flour-Quist
ard in moderate demand WkeAt-De-
mAnd fair aad nnAri;e; hrrB; No. SkSe
Wahash 81 IL; amber Michigan cash
81 Osfs O9I; seller Deeember 81 o.; sel-
ler January 81 ll.tgl Il; No. redsl IL
Corn-Stezty and IN moderate demand; /;
high mixed lie; seller January 5ltc; low
mixed 6gie; no grade sstc; damaged
sIc. Ozts-Steady; No. 5sei Michigan
5sc. Ckyer Seed-s5 s7t(a5 20.
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Nam es OF those Killed by the y lin.
der Explosion.

FALL RIVER, December 5.-The names
Of those killed by the explosion Of III"
pneumatic cylinder at the Old Colony
Railroad bridgr, Yesterday, are Charles
Elwood and Timothy Hale, t.:a Of
Lasv"nworth, Kansas, and Jeremiah
Group, of Fall River. John Glngiey, Of
Fall River, was fatally injured. and
Henry Swift. Of Somerset, serious y injur-
rd. TIL strength Of the cylinder at the
Place of breaking. was estimated ut eight
times the strain to which il was subjected.
and the cause of the explosion Is mys-
tery
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STorKS-Thc StO"k ENChsng" wa
closed at - a. u.,'pck. "wing /" the fun"Ta.
Of Mavor Hayemeycr The market wss
Irregular. hut IN the main firm. MIchI
.an Central. Pacific Mai Western
Union and Northwestern were the s,ron-
.,, .t.- X. on the l>'. with the chei adj
yaurr 10 Michigan Central and Pacific
Mail. the latter advancing per cent and
losing per cent above the opening price.
Tn. weak ,tocks were Wabash, Lake
shore ana Erie. The transaction. in-
gluded 3UUUO shares of Pacific Mai,
$50 Western Union, 400 Northwest
rru. 1900 Lake Shore, j.O1O Wabash
100 Tn.on Paciic and J.lOO Ere.
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Ocean steamers

NEW YORK, December 5.-Arrived-
'--:4,hlp State OF Indiana, from Glss-
sg
Li'ERPoOL, December 5.-The steam
..'F State Of Wisconsin, from New York,
a. arrived out.
F-ENoUTH, December 6.-The steam
up Pammorsnis from New York has
arrived.
CORTLAND, NE, December 6.-The
.,'.sn'hlp Sarmstion from Liverpool has
arrived.
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baltimore Market.

BALrIMoRF, December j.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wnrat-Flrm
and unchanged. Corn-Ncw western
mixed Sc. Cat, and Rvc-Firm and
unchanged. IIay-Duil. Provisrons-
Quiet. Unchanged. Butter
Quiet; supply and demand moderate.
Petrolrum-Un nchangcd. Coffee Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Firm al 81 %.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILAnELPHIA. December 5.-Flour--
In fair demand AZ s. go 1 90; extra
81 2Oya 75. Wheat-Steady at 81 22td
%; amber 81 24ul 20. Corn-S,raGy
at SIC. Pctroleum-F.rm; refined log;
crude S(dstc in barrels; in bulk SO 5!c
Clover Seed-Ss O0a9 20. Butter
Steady ut SjtGS6c. Cheese-Steady.
Eggs-Steady. Whisky-Quiet at II o.
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a., tsye -,ceived communication
y NJ White Pine, Calhoun coun-
7. ...,., = the particulars of a fatal
.,.Na..a happened near there to Il
,. ,,,,.,ocK. A. the incident has a.
D., t-,. .al!y detailed in these columns,
v all, understand why his letter is
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New Y0EK, December j.-Business
was only II oder a:e With the commr.-lon
boqses. and there VAS . limited j0bblng
trade. CO;ton goods 10 steady bat limit
III demand and prices BOsHinaIiy un-
changed. Brown ducks and plaid Aus-
b1-Es more active. Prinis IN good de-
uaDd MAliary pink prints reduced 20 ~
and purples 20 SIC. Black CzshnersS
and lox grades Of A!PAcAs 10 steady re-
quest. Holiday good. moving.
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Hunah for the Penitentry!

WE HAVE OS BASD ASD FOR SALE
w -Four Hundred thousand Eprt meT-
chanfabIs Brick, which Nc viii deliver af
the depot. OF any plAc~ ia the town Of
Npuudsyill., AZ the rate 81 So PER thou
sand.
Also FIny thousand Paving Brick a
gTlg pr thousand.
Alsp Ten gu<i Two HOns Farm Wagons,
which ws will seIl At prier- ranging from
s. 10 -.
Also Ten arst class Two HorSs Spring
Wagons. nnisbsd Iu good styls. ~ prices
ranging from slsl u tLb-
AIsD Two Two----ats-d, LiSht Granger
Wagons for two bOr-es, finished IN the
hizhrSt sryIs Ofthe ART, which Will bc sold
fyT t.sD pr EazOn-
AI&B a fuIl line 81 from hrSt cla-a H. com
mon H0n.ahold FgrnitBfs, which ne VIII
ssII Al cincinnati WHOLESALE prirsz-
hl-p on hand constantly, large supply
Of RrOxue Boot and -hOss, at the loves
market prizes. and arr prepared IN tnAkr-
70 0rsi.r from the b.yt OSi-.in1bls Import
~ s,ock, Gsut!smsB's BDD.s, -hO-s and
I,Nlt.srs. in the latest style and at price.
that cannot D. reached By any other go
tabltsb m-ut In the -tet@.
All Jfths above IlAfns.s work "a ~aFrAn-
tsd % 10 made o; the h~st material and IN
4 uOrknznIiks manner.
WN. T. BRlDGE-,
Hsplstb Superintendent.
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PROBABILITIES

PROBABILITIES
For New England and Middle States
cloudy weather and rain, with TaF'ao,e ~
winds. sights changes in temperature
and falling barometer during a portion
If the dsv. For the Lake Region gen
erslIy cloudy weather and areas OF snow
,r;,b southwes, 10 northwest winds lower
temperature ard rising barometer. For For
The Tennessee and Ohio Valley and
Northwest partly cloudy and clear
usa,ber except in the eastern portion ''
Tsnnrssee and Kentucky, with lower
temperature, north or west VII ~,nas os-inn. sno
rising barometer: For the cana, TegioGs
Of New York, Pennsylvsnia, VIRGINS
and Ohio. the temperature viii Teiha'"
above freezing during Monday
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Ire STATE, 70 be Admitted.

A Washington dispatch forehatovs
the ssriy aud favorable action On the
House bill f0r the admisEion Of Colorado
and New NeIIea, ~iIh Ehe ohjectTOf adj
ding fcar RepubEezn Senators aud two
COngressuasA 10 Ina pressat sodiss.
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Hon. B. b. Dunkin, eI-Chiet. justice
OF South Carolina died Saturday.
The number Of ernigrSnts that landed
at Castle Garden from January Isl o
December lst, the present year, ~ls
l65, 362, showing : heavy decrease.
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Alleged Railroad Ticket Thieves Ar
reSfed.

ST. Louis. November 1.-Two men
giving their names "a VIM. /. Shoopr
and II. b. Carroll. having in their pos
session about two thousand dollar, worth
Of railroad tickets, supposed to be part Of
those recently stolen from the Pennsy.-
vania railroad office 1T Harrisburg. Pa.
were arrested here Yesterday. and are be-
ing held for instructions from the rail-
rnAd AuthOrilies.
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Postage on Printed Matter.

WA>HISGToN. December In regard
- the ques:;an where newspapers and
other printed matter must lee weiGh"d.
tor prc payment ci po-tacc under th"
new law on IN! after January lst,le.5. II
NAV bc stated, by authority "t the post
office department, ;ha; thc general ru."
requiring the weighing - take place Al
;uc pu,tothrc where matter i mailed, can
h. modified Tor the convenience O: pub
fishers in any locality where II l. shown
20 BE- desirable that The weighing should
be permitted elsewhere than st the post
office. Ii i understood that New York
newspaper publishers prefer the weigh
IN. TO be done At the pOSt"tfce, while IN
Chicago ard some other cities. it i dcsir-
ed to have printed matter received and
weighed at the receiving department.
Each application for modification of The
rule Will be decided on its ind:Yidua.
merits.
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Action oTGerman ReichsiaE.

-...,< December 5.-The Rcichstag
.....y ..-u."d in the discussion
... .,:.ua.r, q the foreign office.
al, ..4a~ deputy WinGhotst spoke
-... lie s>>4..ri the government
.... ..-.....- :.. legation ~ the Nati-
-. declared that such action
..: .,,-...- me German Catholics
... -. Pope. Bismarck said
&C.. -g.. r.ai.ng the report "t
.. -: debate in the Chamber
... .--~! ;uaI he had expressed con-
-. p, ,.a:.mc-i> which he must now
raw. bv.aL,e hr didn't desire to ex-
e. a...,".: - the misrepresentation
&c.. .-~ Imperial government souSh;
g.. a.:. Rome upon ANY terms. Ger
s-v --.. .--.z"S n" Pope n the head OF
e.. Da:..... church. but required no !c-
-. q 4, he Vatican. Ii negotiations
BE-. &C. p.pe .~r necessary they can be
...-. through III" ambassador 10
..-@. =, .aa- y, the Pope urges the
,....r c,"r.v 10 break the laws of the
,4,., &. wa.ca they live, diplomatic re-
e. .. n.s.v~-u himself ard Germany
..-. ....-... TIE Vatican desired vic
.. ..- E-.9r. in the late war. In
..... Bismarck sad he would meet
30 .1.a.,, n ;A,. j .,cI-,inn on this sub
..-... D.. The pr..,iHu Diet.
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r,,aruat:onal Conference.

- p--sa>8v.GH. December 5.-The
..... government ha> sent notes 10
r,-..1- powers. inviting them to
.. .....-. conferences 10 be held
. . -.,.m- IA, discussion Of the que>-
.. ..s,. .,.,l 10 the conference lately
... .-..,,a..,
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Oppo.ition to the Reciprocity Treaty.

NEW YORK, December "a protest
against the proposed reciprocity treaty
with Canada, is about TO bc issued yth"
National Wool Growers Association.
The document, which i signed by Hon.
Henry d. Randolph Is president, direct,
attention to the counsel given by Genera!
Washington. 10 avoid political a.!iaEc"~
in extending cummcrcia! relations 81 the
country. and states that the treaty admits
Canadian vessel, to the full enjoyment g!
the American coas;ing and lake trade.
and allows them 10 b. registered "a
United States ships. Ii shows that Ma
colin Cameron, Of Canada, admit, max
The treaty will secure the highest l-!e"
for everything the Canada farmer s"..-
and the lowest price FOR all o: the goods
he buys 1t states that the p""pl" "i
Canada now distribute about S2NN"yN
in gold. paid for duties. The treaty would
surrender this sum, and add II I" our
,.vrrweich htcd industry. and make la"atA
a tboroughfare for smuggling for rai"I Inc
world. Every branch Of industry Ill
Canada would be simulated Mt our tA-
prusc. and concludes: "W" insist with
full confidence in the truth oi our Pc
sition. that every real gain that l. cnH'h-
c-a,ed a. secured to Us 10y the Pr"Pv>cd
treaty is either now ours by tFea'y; ~
j, freely granted as the result OF policy
hv the Canadian authorities, and that
there is no necessity OF the treaty to
cnu., Canada to allow our vessels in
time Of peace to pass from lake to !aks
through their canals, upon the payment
,.;,o,is. for without tolls ::om our vessel,
,n,h canals would b. ot but little value,
and that ordinary legislation i "ntlr"'y
adequate to detcrmin" and. from uny ...., =,
,imt, change any special relation, win
the people Of the Dominion that ma!
crow out Of the fact Of the tw" countries
k,inr 50 intimately connected by reason
Of their Joining each other by long line
of boundary.
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BY TELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Excitement Over Pacific Mail Dis.
cnSSSOn

NEW YORK, December G.-The Pacific
Mail discussion continues the ensation of
Wall street, and interviews with both
Rufus Hatch and Russell Sage are pub
lished to-day, each accusing the other of
wilful lying and being concerned in short
specTlationS, and using their official po-
sitions 10 further their speculative plans.
In regard TO the San Francisco over
draft, Rufus Hatch said 10 a Times re-
porter that it amounted November lst 10
SSI, 900, but has since been con-
sidersbly reduced, caused by heavy pur-
chaSes OF coal. To the same reporter a
paragraph in the forthcoming statement
VI the cumpanys affairs, WAS exhibited.
showing the assets from freight alone tor
September, October and November ut the
present Year, amounted 20 $4,000 against
S33 600 same time last wear Mc>srs.
Geuon, Alexander and Palcott, the COM
mittee who examined the affairs uf the
company in September last. publish
card affirming the report then rendered
10 he correct in every particular. except
~ to the taxes which they reported IA IN
dispute. the company admitting the in
debtednesS Of S43 500, while the
courts have since rendered judg-
ment for $l3300G. which has been paid
Richard Irwin. former agen; of the
Pacific Mail Company. in San Francisco.
has arrived 10 answer the companrs
suit against him for three-quartrr, of II
million dollars, which he says he expend-
ID al the instance of the forme! man
agement, - secure 4 government Gb>!dy.
Should lie tell all he knows in relation 10
that expenditure, a sensation i prom
ised rivaling the credit InObilier.
Killed by FaIlin: Out of Red.
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at'heelina Reeister.
-, .s..d in New York Saturday

.y.y ou- reports this morning the
..ry,:.. ~. ths. the weather to-day
D. gs-t,y cloudy, with north or west
-. .5wrr temperature.
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Grand Jury Declared Illegal

WASHINGTON, December "a iui'
h.ncb nf Judges in this district to-day,
decided that the late grand jury, when
indicted the alleged safe burglars, was
Illegally chosen. and therefore All IN
dictments found by that grand jury are
utilities. The matter came up on '"e
case ui HUI. found guilty Of stealing a
horse and carriage from the Con;'n"nia!
Hotel in this city. Hi counsel sPPeai,ed
an3 The case has been decided against IN .
LEGALITY oflhe grand jury.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. December 5.-Loans, in
creased $@.7S720O; specie, decrease 81
So, 100; legal tenders, decrease 81, ,0S0, 200;
deposits. decrease S3l35.2o0; circulation.
increase Sl2o,jO0 reserve, decrease So
LIS. 800.
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Ininrrinl Hank.

..-..>. p.l.mh~r The Fedora!
... a.., accepted the principle OF the
.-..u-,. Baak. and agreed to the cond'-
p ,.rmit;e. bv the government for
...... o.: iar Bank IL the Empire.
- ..~- 10 pa. Tia" proposal in suitable
. 81 - Legislative consideration. The
o. .-. .a, b"~n referred 10 Il committee,
: - rNp"c:cd tinal action will be
- L.. ..-Nt NTH
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Killed by Falling Out of Bed.

CISClNSATI, December 6-MrS. Daniel
Logan, wife of wealthy farmer Of Mont
gomery, this county. weighing $50
pounds. was instantly killed Thursday
night. by accidentally rolling out ot bed,
breaking her neck in the fall.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ory1cE OF CHIEF SIGNAL ofFlckN
WASHINGTON. December Z, ; P. NJ }
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SAVE Y0UR MONEY.

noST PAY uy0 FoR 4 POUyD oP
Dunpo~dsr Tea when yOu can buy
A. good for o.. Don I pay u Dor pound of
OoIonE Tea. when yoa can boy a. good for
- Buy yoar Teas at l3s Market street,
oppoSfts ALure Hoase. where pure Iess
OF al kinds are sold BY retail st Wholesale
priees-
pov1 v. h HALL q SOs.
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Civil Suit Against DefauIter MeIIrath

ST. PAUL. December 5.-AttOrney
General Wilson to-day commenced It
civil suit on behalf of the State. in the
Second District Court. against c&-Sta,e
Auditor Charles Mcllrath, for the re-
crIviEg Of S2iG4l.GO alleged by thu
Stat" 10 hav" been wrungfu!lv withheld
from the State by Mcl.ra Lurin. hi
term OF oific". extending over period y:
zine years. most Of the sum, ~ alleged. L.
have been collected Hom >tUmpage and
traspasscr> Oh school lands. In excess Of
the amount accounted Tor. thirteen hun
dr"t and twenty dollars j. alleged
t. have been realized ;,r th. interest on
certain bond, @: the STATE ut Missouri,
purchased with moneys belonging T. the
PERMANENT ,cho"l :unl o; ,hi, STAT,
which defendant krl; in Ii, own posse
lion i"r nearly ~" year. ana apprcpr.-
a;ri the interest /" himself
Hon. Wm. LocncrU, recently D"m"-
cratic candidate :o- Associate JU.i.sc O!
the supreme Court. i associated with tn"
Attorney GenrTai III the prosecution q
the suit
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Election Day Changed.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, December g.
The House has passed the biz changing
the time OF the Congressional election
from the first Tuesday in November 10
the arsi Monday in September, the day
Of the zen eral election.
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knights Tenplar.

NEw ORLEANS December J.-Ih"
Grand Encampmrnt has decided I" pre-
,gr.b" 10 radical change in uniforms.
The white dress, distinguished by bald
ric plume and gauntlets. now worn by
the greatest number of Tvmp,.rs. Wa
confirmed as III" regulation. IL! il "as
agreed that wsat is known n the black
uniform. A. worn in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island. might still be- worn, at the
option Of those lodges having that sty!"
o; drr,, in U.s.. Tn" next tricunial con-
ciayc meet. in Cleveland.
Nearly III. the Sir Knights have gone
home Tn~ outgoing trains are crowded.
The following steamers with commando
H. on board have departed: Sherlock.
fyr Cincinnati; Idle Wild. for Evans
vile: Thompson Dean, tor Cairo; Great
Republic, for -. Louis.
A>calun Commnndcry challenged -.
Louis No. to drill today. but the chai-
l.nr. y.. ND accent .l
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Bismarck's Reply.

"TR-IN. December 6:-Prince Bis
,,,..s'sN, n the course Of his reply to Herr
'.l4"or>t in the Re.ch>tag, said, 81 am
N"',rs'ion Of conclusive evidence that
.-r h..-wrH.cal Council WAS cut shori
- Account %. the Franco-German war.
.a~ Councils votes would have been
'-,E -.,'~rert had France been victorI-
80. ! S"ow from the very best sources
,.N Napoleon Was dragged INTO the war
.--,T much against his will, by Jesuitical
. --Ilee>. He >trove very hard TO resist
'-7>r 4aUrUceS. At the eleventh hour
'5''F,n ned on peace, aud kept his re>oia-
'.'" ha: an hour; ultimately he was
.'-fPoWerei bv the Vatican.
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spanish Matters.

'AH> December G.-lutrI.IGcnce has
-r. -~aiyri here that the supporters al
..--.~ A.;.aa>u, son of eN-Qucen lSa-
.~.. have mad" oyer;urc> TO Marshal
>'-a-. be-: without success. They,
."v.- ,.a:.uur tu be active and hope
... \ yr-y liberal manifesto has been
Avn uP aid circulated among the
..--.'v-, .; Tie royal family L. secure
:.'- up? :; before is publication,
III. 3, ~NYo.;ed at an early day.
NrE,p, Dcccmbrr 6.--Marshal Ser
.' .~ga-;9-" :n- the north has been
s.r.a~4 until next week.
a.. Republican Genera! Salamanca, at
.Na 5. making a diversion upon
.'--'a. While General Lama Is operating
.--.;anaep,.y in Gu,pu>cco. The object
:.a'" movements i 70 weaken the
- .. tie Car.i>t General Mcndiri, IN
N''A'r", wD.rh now prevent the revlc-
..t.a- of Pampa,uua. Opposed to
Aa-ao.s i, the Carlist General Msgra-
Srl General Egans conducts the
----,.'~ operai.ons against the RepubH-
Ill Isa~raI Lsma. Five thousand men
j. Matter, nave landed At San Ssbas-