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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19
Levi a Weldenthal,
No. S11 Woodland Ave

ObchOdnici loketnim zbozi. obdrzeli
velik6 zasilky zimniho zbozi vselik6hs
drahu, ktsre svym krajandm neilevn9j
s!ch cenAch ua prodej doporucujf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19

Pittsburg, Is. listop. Koluji po-
vesti o zarazeni vsech fabrik. We vsech
zelezarnach utrhuii d6lnikdm ma mzde a
tito SO tomu ochotn6 podrobui. Pennsyl
vanska zelcznicni spolecnost zkratila pra-
covni Cas- ma 40 hodin tydn6; denn6 pra-
cuji delnici $ hodin, V sobotu ale zahall
ma csto. NadenikGm plati Sc denne 81.
IL, tesafam Sc take znacne utrhlo. Nej-
krutsi zima, jakych jsme Sc dozili mas Co
En
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19

str. iednatel pro Cleveland knehkupe-
ctvi p. Aug. Geringra Chicago.
Oblednava vseho druhu ceske poucne a
zabavne knihy casopisy.
Upo7ornuje zvlaste ma PeGirkav
NarOdni kalendaf "a 80 ct.
Dale ma roman V y hnanc V
S. n, kteryz pocal vychazeti sesitech
"a 10 ctI jeden.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19

snem Alabamy byl dnes zahaien. Demo
krat Anderson Mobile zvolen "a pfedse
du suemovny poslancd; tato jest slozena
20 ga demokratI 36 radikalnich repu-
blikani.
Raleigh, 16. listop. Statni snem
Severni Karoliny byl dnes zahaien. Tya
Jest slozen S4 demokratG, "a repubhkt
nd nezayislych, senat pax z 3s demo
kratG II republikand.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19

- ia niaepodepsany prohlasniu, &e
isem p. terdinandovi Svobodovi nikdy a
pfi zadne pfleaitosti ma cti nentrhal, an
k nemu zadnou pficinu nemam.
Matej Korabek.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19
prVni pies.

k nemuz kraiany svt co nel1ctiveji Eve
Pofadatele u6inl see isou, ably hoste
mile Sc pobavii.
S 1ctou N.Sz.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19
Mistni Zprayy.
,.ZIZKA:

narodni spolek Brooklynskf uspotad'
dne rs. listopadu, vecer pred americk }n
posvicenim
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19
TaneCni pies
Beseda Odbfvati sc bude
v sObOtu dine Il. liStOpadu n
v sini >, ,Perunu.''
Americke posvfceni pfipads
ke dnu 26 listopadu, We ctvrtek.

Zakefnictvi. Pan G. j. Morgan
byl minuleho tydnu pobliz nadrazi male
zeleznice Dummy cd ctyrech chlapd
pfepaden. On Sc branil statne, nebof
mel velikou sunni pcnez sebe, podafi-
10 se mu zakefnikIm nteci. Provazeiici
jej pomocnik, teprve vyrustek, zdstal v
rukou lupicd, byl cd mich porazen so
centd, JED mel n sebe, obran.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19

Dokonceni povidky Boi o ziyef
pfiste. Red.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19

HAMBURKEM A NEWYORKEM
po slavn6 osyedGenJob yelkych postov-
Mich parolodich
Iommerania, TzuyTngia, Ssiesia, Frisia,
Hestphatia, Cfmbria, Hoisatia, Ham
maonaa, Kandalia, Germdnia, .Sa1onsa,
boruSsia, Bdvari0, Ieutonia, Attemdn-
ma, Sueoia, Frdaconta, Rhenanaa, Lo-
Marangaa, Atsdtia, Maracaibo.
E Lodni yypravy konaji Sc 2
Hamburku do New Yorku kazdou stfedu
a Noveho Yorku do Hambnrku kazdy
Gtvrtek.
z lara a ma podzim konaii sc Ham
burku do Noveha Yorku Noveho
YoIku do Hamburku mimofadne vypra
Wy vzdy sobotu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
Prvni kainta 1920 We zlat6.
Druha kaiuta $50 We zlate.
Mezipalubi: u Novebo Yorku do
HON burku $2Ove zlat6. II Hambur
KIN do Noveho lorku S24 papirech.
V Hamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene
ralni iednate August BOiten, VIM
MILLERS Nachfolger 33 q "a Admi-
ralit@tsstrasse, kde Cechove najdou sye
ho rodaka
p. JOsefa PastOra.
V New Yorku poda blizsi zpravu ge
neralni jednatelove
KUNHARDT CO., 61 Broad b., N. \
G. b. RICHARD IL BOAS, G1 Broad
way iakoz veskefi iich jednatelove pc
Sp. statech.
E- Prosperity postovni paroplavby
jakoz Pastorova brosurka ,,AmerickJ
vystehova!ec" rozesilaii Sc ma pozadan
zdarma. 5O-5(
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Jizni A m erika.
Men dOza, Argentinska republ

Mendoza, Argentinska republika 16
listopadu. Konsul republiky Chilly byl
zde dnes zatcen znaky statu ieho do
mu byly strhany. Pravi Sc, ze konsul
stranil pfilis zjevne povstalcdm. - 4
Montevideo Sc zvestnje, ze obcanska val
ka argentinske republice jest skoncena
dohodnutim Sc Avellanedy Mitry, die
nehoz Avellaneda presidentstvi Sc zfika a
novym vobam Sc podrobi.
Zem e. res eni.
Panama, 16ho listopadu. Dne rs
fijna noci znamenano bylo Chill neo-
bycene prudke 80 sekund trvaiici ze-
lnetfeseni We sm6ru cd vychodn k zapa-
du. We Valparaiso Santiago nastalo
nesmirne zdeseni. Vsecky vefeine hodi-
ny zdstaly stati a zd5 kosteld velkych
domd pukaly. Po prvnim otfasu teplota
diva iednu desetinu stupne vystoupila.
V pfistavu zakotvene lode ucitily zem6-
tfeseni zna6ne mite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-20
OHIO LEGISLATURES.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 19.-In the House this
afternoon the House bill providing that
Wards containing q voting population oI
800 or more shall be divided into two or
more voting precints was passed. Bills
were introduced 10 abolish the Office Of
State Gas Commissioner; to provide that
first class primary meetings shall com.
mence at 10 A. n. and close at Z P. H.; 10
tax school lands for road purposes; 10
prevent the sale Of shoddy goods without
nouncatton; 70 change the manner of test.
ing illuminating oils 90 as TO conform as
nearly as possible to the Pennsylyania
testlto protect sidewalks, .
In,the Senate bills were introduced 10
reduce the rates Of taxation now author
lied In municipal corporations an ayersee
Of from 10 to 90 per cent, and 10 defl1e
and establish practice In trials upon con-
testing OF wills.
The Judiciary Committee were instruc
ted 10 inquire and report on the expedi.
ency Of 90 changing or certifying Grimm
al laws whereby penalties and degrees 0
punishment for some statutary oflense
may be less discretionary with those VIII
administer the laws.
A bill Tor the payment Of Morgan rail-
claims was made the special order to
next Thursday. ...I
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 1O.- Represents
tives Buchner, Whitehead and Grassland
argued, to-day, before the Committee on
Ways and Means iniavor Of removing lhe
tax on tobacco.
The Joiut Committee on Library have
decided thatit Is not expedlent to recon.
mend the purchase, this season, Of Cat
Inns collection of painting and implements
OF the North American Indians, The
price Is said TO be about 100000.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections has another meeting here
to-day in the Spencer. Sykes contest for
q seat as Senator from Alabama.
The indications are that the. Senate
Committee on Appropriations will agree
TO the action OF the House providing Tor
the reduction ol rank and file Of the army
to 25'0OO men, by stopping recruiting
a.. Outstanding legal tenders, 1881 $685..
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

EARL OF DERBY TO Be sEcRETARY STATE
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The TTmss says The
Earl Of Derby 10 to receive tho portfollc
OF Secretary Of State for the Foreign be.
partment and the Marquis Of SALISBURY
that OF Secretary Of State for India. Il
is probable that Disraeli will complete
hia Cabinet by tonight. Il 10 said that
tne 4st9uia of Westminster Is 10 be
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Dlsraell vii, On N
Windsor tomorrow and submit 10 ,he
Queen Q list Of the members OF the nav @
Ministry. The Queen will hold conn.
ell oil State on Saturday, at which the
resignations Of Gladstone and bic col.
leagues will be formally accepted, and
the seals Of Office be conferred on The new
Ministers.
Vlscount Enfield has been summoned
70 the Chamber Of Peers as Baron Of
9traford.
Gladstone has advised the Queen 10
confer q Knlghthood on Charles Reed.
member Of the late Parliament. from
Hackney.
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Doesn,t wan WhoInanln Prar.,

RIPLEY, Feb. 19.-Mr. Braw, proprietor
Of The only liquor establishment in town,
10 lying sick, The ladies kindly respect
his request not to engage as a band in re.
ligious exercises at his house, but they
visit him individually with prayer and
solicitude.
Mr.. Bochmein, In the suburbs, locked
them out today. Mr.. Springer agreed to
give up, but his vile and daughter OBJ.
ject.
There are only two or three saloons
now within two miles of town, and these
VIII not hold out long. There was q
heavy mass meeting tonight, the house
being crowded. Powerful speeches were
made. The interest seems unsbated. A
petition was read and circulated for sign.
ing this evening, praying the Legislature
OF the State TO let the Adair LIQUOR law
remain unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-20

TnE Oldest LEaIsLAToR LIVING
Walter Craig, Of Gross Greek, Washing.
ton county, Pa, now said to be In his
ninety.ffth year, Is unqueOtionably the
Oldest legislator now living in our State.
He was In the House the sessions Of 1919
and 1890, contemporaneously with Dr..
Sturgeon, Of Fayette. He was, however,
some ten years the Doctors senior when
In the House. The southwestern counties
take the palm in this respect. "Tarift
Andy Stewart" as he was iamillarly call.
cd, was in the State Legislature two years
before them, and his death only occurred
about year since. William G. Hawkins,
then Of Greene, entered the Senate In
1877 and was speaker In 1899 800 81.
he stllliyesin Allegheny. Walter Craig
writes quite as good hand and as sensi.
BILE o letter as most Of our present legis.
lators can do.-PsnnyIrania Erehange.
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New YORK. Feb. l9-Couon-Dull;
middling uplands 18tc Flour-Qulet;
super western and State $5 90ae IS; com.
mon to good extra 60 55a8 e6; rood to
choice SO 90s7 90; white western extra
81 O0a7 65; Ohio 90 60ae 90. Wheat
Quiet Rye and Bsrley-Qulet. Corn
Dull and heavy; inferior to prime new
western mixed 7sa7sc; common to choice
yellow 74s78c; old and new mixed 761
9Oc; new white western 77as0c: Oats
Firmer; mixed western 60a62fc. Coffee
6ugar-Easier. whisky
Heavy and lower, 81 00f.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat--opened firm and
closed dull and lower; No. Chicago
spring 81 10; No. Q do 81 II cash; 81 isa
! lst March; 81 20fa1 204 April; No. 8
do 81 l3fs1 IA; rejected 81 90. Corn
Opened firm and closed dull and lower;
No. 3 mixed cash nearly nominal 66kc;
March 67a57tc; April 5sc; May 89c; new
No, 2nlixed 62c; rejected old 62a52fc; new
49ta60c. Oats-Quiet and weak No. 2
49a62o March; rejected 3stc. Rye.
Scarce and firm; No. 8 fresh Sale. Bar.
ley-Dull and dropping; No. 2 spring
regular 81 70a1 rs; fresh 81 n; north.
western 81 s5; No. 8 spring 81 coal 90.
Pork-Dull and shade lower; Sl4 lQA
10 90 cash or March; $14 25 April. Lard
Quiet and weak; 90 e0A9 IS cash or
March; 9c April. Bulk Meats--FAir de-
mand and lower rates; shoulders 6fc:
short rib middles 81 40; short clear 81 10,
oil loose spot. Bscon-Steady; shoulder
6tc; short rib middles siassc; short clear
s4aStc, all packed. Dressed HogS-Dull
at 50 20. Whisky Quiet and un.
changed.
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TEMPERANCE FUND.
PREACHED A TEMPERANCE SERMON,
TOwbOat Mohawk snaEged and sunk

MEMPH1s, Feb. 19.-The towboat Mo.
hawk, with five barges from New Orleans
for st. Louis, struck snsg near the foot
Of Island 86, ct 8 O'Clock Tuesday morn
Ing and within FIVE minutes sunk. Only
portion Of the hurricane roof was leit
above water. No lives lost The boat
will doubtless prove total loss, but the
barges will all be saved. The Mohawk
was owned by the Mississippi Valley
transportation Company, and valued
at $4,000; insured in Cincinnati and
Wheeling offices for 10000.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa, Feb. 19.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Brownlee, vile OF A. W.
Brownlee, wealthy farmer Of this coun,
ty, was brutally murdered by some I'M.
known men al her home last evening
She was shot twice with q double.bar-
relied shot gun, and died instantly. Hel
youngest child, four years old, was fatally
shot, There Is no clue TO the murderers
and their object ls unknown, although Il
% thought their intention was robbery.
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CINCINNATI. Feb. lO.-Cotton-oulet
atl5ic. Flour-Steady. Wheat-0uiet
and steady at 81 40a1 43. Corn-QuIet;
6Sa6lc. Oats-Sieady; 48a68c. kye-.
Steady; No. 2.$l 01a1' 08. Barley-Firm;
No. 9 fall 81 90al IS. Oils-Unchaneed.
Egg-Firm. Butter and Cheese-Firm.
Pork-Quiet and weak; $15 90. Lard
Quiel; steam SIC; kettle Sc. Bulk Meats
and weak; sales shoulders 6Ac
spot; 5sc seller March at Peoris; clear rib
75c spoti &c buyer April loose; clear
quoted at 7sca7ic, Bacon-Dull; small
sale shoulders at 6sc, clear rib &c; clear
SIC. Hogs-Active and firm; light S6 10
as %; Heavy IS 90a0 05; receipts 1880;
shipments 1910 Whisky-Active at q
decline. a4c,
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoaK, Feb. 1o.-The strike on III,
New JerSey Southern Railroad which be-
gan nVe weeks ago 10 OF an end. TIL.
ousiness OF the road 70 started In accor-
dance with bill Of the New Jerney Leg
islature, which provides for the Gppoint-
ment OF receiver 70 run 0 road that has
ceased ten days, and which guarantee that
the employees Of this road shall receiye
TWO months back pay from the first earn.
ings.
A valuable letter mailed from this citv
for Liverpool twenty-five years ago was
reclaimed at the dead letter bureau Of the
poatottce yesterday. The letter was ad-
dressed In care OF the q. 8. Consul at
Liverpool, and Ia supposed TO have been
recently discovered among the old papers
in the Consulate.
A. D. .. Mckay, speculator In stocks
reported to have made $4,000 owing 10
forged letters sent to the Stock Exchange
on Tuesday, but who says he only made
$1,000, has appeared before the Goyern-
Ing Committee. He says two months ago
he was advised BY an anonymous cores
pondent to have bis cash ready for opera
tions Vt moments notice, whereby he
might realize heavily, and that on the
morning OF the day on which the forged
letters were sent into the Exchange he re.
ceived two letters asking him to call al
the 81. Nicholas Bank without DELAY. He
called there and met young man who
informed him OF the proposed increase oil
stock Of the Western Union and Toledo.
Wabash q Western roads, saying he had
seen letters from The Presidents 'ol those
companies addressed 10 Mr.. Wheelock,
Mckay hurried 10 the Exchange and gave
a small order TO his broker, and when he
saw the letters handed In he gave other
orders, making about $1,000. he is now
assisting the Governing Committee 10 de.
tect the iorgers.
A dispatch from Florida Bay Of yes-
terday says the Brooklyn and Wachutte
would leave to-day TO search for the
missing Iron clad, Dictator, and that
measures wero being tGkan 10 cruise along
the coast 10 find her. The same Dispatch
says the steamer Dispatch which left for
Havana Tuesday, on account Of the re-
ports that Council General Hall had been
obliged TO take refuge on board British
1ron'clad has not returned. -l.57
A Philadelphia dispatch says Eve hun
dred men In Parker & Dickey's cotton
works have struck for an advance Of 10
per cent over the rates adopted during the
panic, and that troubles in the shoe trade
are threatened. T. -lg !
sENTRNcED FOR MURDER.
John E. Simmons, convicted Of The
murder OF Duryea, has been sentenced TO
imprisonment In the States prison with
hard labor for three years and six months.
There was another strike on the New
York Midland Railroad to-day, owing to
the failure Of the hands to realize on the
scrip with which they were paid a few
weeks ago. The switches are spiked ct
Summit and no trains allnued IN run
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-20

OHIO Is becoming the great State Of the
Union in point Of political influence and
prestige. The New York Sun mentions
q few OF the high dignitaries of the realm
who are from that State. Among these
are President GRANT, Gen, SHERMAN,
Llsutensnt.G General SHERIDAN, Gen. Nc
DowELL, Chiei Justice WAITE, Associate
Justice swAYNE, D. K. KARTTER, Chic
Justice Of the District Of Columbia, De
LANo, the Secretary Of the Interior
CowEN, the Assistant Secretary, soHENcK,
Minister to England, BINGHAM, Minister
to Japan, and several others too numer-
Gus 10 mention.
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New York Dry Goods Marke,,

NEW YORK, February 19.-The jobbIpS
trade continues to improve, but buyers
are not operating with their usual liber-
ality. Cotton goods are steady, but quiet
In first hands. Jobblng quotations are
Irregular In some makes. Cottonades arc
selling more freely Prints are fairly
active. Printed cambrics are doing well.
Dress goods are In better demand. The
Datly Bulletin says millinery goods are
selling very low at auction.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 19-Flour-Wesk.
Wheat-Dull and unchanged. Corn
trm; mixed western 75c. Oats-Dull;
western DOC. Rye-Dull. Provisions
Fan jobbing trade, but no movement In
round lots. Mess pork SIG 18. Bulk
meats-Shoulders 6a8tc; clear rib sides 8
astc. Bacon-shoulders 7ia7fc; clear rib
sides 9a0tc. Hams-Sugar cured 12a1sc.
Lard-9a9tc. Butter-Western scarce
and firm roll 40a45c; northwestern tub
4OA45c. Cottee-Dull and nominally un-
changed. Whisky-Nominal at 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-20
RaIlimora CaIlIa Mnrtat.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-CArTLR-ta4c
lower with better demand. Very best on
sale to-day 5ja6sc; that generally rated
first quality 4ia6tc; medium or good isEr
quality 4ta4ic. Receipts, 1884 head;
sales ], ,469.
Hoas-Dull and market over supplied;
sales at 7asc. Receipts, 9,6s2 head.
6HREP-Good demand; common to ex.
ira 6A7fc. Receipts, 1928 head,
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Tennessee state Grange.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 19.-The State
Grange Of Tennessee assembled at Gal
latin yesterday, the first annual session.
Nearly 500 subordinate Oranges were
represented, there being between 800 and
900 Representatives present, many ladies
being delegates. The question Of estab-
lishing plane and cotton manuiactury
Of Nashville among other questions were
discussed. A great harmony seems TO
prevail. The session will probably last
Two days.
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TOLEDO, Feb. 19.-Flour-Quist and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and shade
lower; No. . white Wabash 81 81; amber
Michigan 81 46ec; March 81 4s; April
81 62i last hall Of April 81 co. Corn
Steady; high mixed 64fc; new 60c. oAa
Quiet and unchanged; No. Q, 47c.
Dressed Hogs, 80 90; extra SO 76. Glover
Seed, IS 20a6 90.
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SENTENCED FOR MURDER.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 19.-Dio Lewis In
to:day's Commercial announces that call
will be made on : the friends ot tenn.
perance to meet at Columbus on the 24th,
The object Of the convention is general
consultation and the establiahm ent Of q
Bureau for supplying lecturers and organ.
izers. He argues that every city, town,
and village in the State should send dele.
gates. half of whom he says should be
women,
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The steubenville lawyers are no doubt

The steubenville lawyers are no doubt
fond Of excitement We notice that ].
h. 8. TRAINER and ". P. hays, Esqrs.,
had a set.to in the presence Of Squire
JuNKIN, in which the Nsos says they
upset the altar ol justice and split the
dignity Of the court on the floor" 70
which the former was fined $50 and the
latter E10, including costs. The day pre-.
vlouS to thiS.little episode, Mrs. McAIPN,
In the course Of cross.examination, threw
an Ink bottle at the head Of ]. DUNBAR,
Esq, and although she missed bis head
she despatched him with ink.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and s.ook marked.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NRw YoRK, Feb. 19.-MoNRY-Easy
At 4a5 per cent on stocks; sa4 on govern.
ments; prime discounts 51a7. Treasury
disbursements $20S000. Customs receipts
1884, 900.
sTERIrNe ExcHANaE-Dull but firm
ct a s4ta4 s5 for 90 days; "a SO for
sight.
GoLD-rauged at 112isl191; closed at
1i94. Carrying rates 2a4 per cent.
olearings $8s,00O,0OO.
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How the Queen DissolVes Parliament
The following is the text Of the official
proclamation by which the Queen of


The following is the text Of the official
proclamation by which the Queen of
England recently dissolved Parliament:
"V1CToRY, r. Whereas we have
thought fit, by and with the advice of our
privy council, 10 dissolve this present
Parliament which stands prorogued to
Thursday, the fifth day OF February next,
we do for that end publish this our royal
proclamation, and do hereby dissolve the
said Parliament accordingly; and the
lords spiritual and temporal, and the
knights, citizens, and burgesses, and the
commissioners for shires and burehs Of
the House Of Commons are discharged
from their meeting and attendance on the
said Thursday, the filth day Of February
next; and we, being desfrous and resolved
as soon as may be to meet our people, and
to have their advice in Parliament, do
hereby make known to all our loving
subjects our royal will and pleasure
to call q new Parliament, and do hereby
further declare. that, with the advice
our privy council, we have given order
that our chancellor of that part Of our
United Kingdom called Great Britain, and
our chancellor Of Ireland do, respective
ly, upon notice thereof, forthwith issue
our writs In due form and according to
law, Tor calling q new Parliament; and
and we do hereby also, by this our royal
proclamation, under our great seal oi our
United Kingdom, require writs forthwith
to be issued accordingly by our said chan
cellors, respectively, Tor calling the lords
spiritual and temporal and commons, who
are to serve in the said Parliament, to be
duly returned to. and give their attend
ance in, our said Parliament; which writs
are to be returnable on Thursday, the 9th
day Of March next.
"Given at our court at Osborne House,
Isle Of Wight, this twenty-sixth day Of
January, In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy -four,
and in the thirty.seventh year Of our
reign.
"God save the Queen"
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., Feb. l9.-In the
United States Circuit Court to-day In the
case Of Mrs. James ~. the Atlantic De.
laine Company, Judge Clifford sustained
the exceptions to one or two items Of the
masters report, and ordered Judgment en-.
tered for the remainder, In effect affirming
the plaintiffs claim for about $8ss, 900,
The case has been In court Just is years,
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Utter Defeat Of Government Troops In
Cuba.

NEW 'YoRK, Feb. 19.-Capt. Morton,
Of the steamship Moro Castle, from
Havana, reports that In an engagement
on February 1st Q column Of Spanish
troops 1900 strong were utterly defeated
BY the Insurgents, mourning loss In
killed, wounded and prisoners OF 600 men.
Intelligence that Capt. Morton regarded
as Trustworthy represented the SpaniardS
Worsted In every engagement