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Sandwich Island Kings.

KIM Ka!akaua is not the first Sand
wirh Island ruler who has visited IN"
Golden Gate. !or Queen Emma. th"
widow of Lholihu King kamchnmrha
". was there in 1866 after having spent
several months in England, and week
ar more IN New York.
Tc first visit paid 10y Il member of Tn"
Hawaiian royal family to a civilized
country was bv King kamchamcha H.,
in Muv, 1924. In July "f the sam" year
his wife, Queen kamnmain died IN Lor-
don. and lust Il week later til" king
died at thu Clarendon hotel, Ad"Irhi, Al
tbe early nrc of 2S Tn" remains "fth"
king and queen were sent I" Honolulu III
the Blond. a irigntc belonging t. the Brit
ish navy. In 1850 Prince LIh"lh".
adopted son Of kamchamcha III, and
Grandson oi kuru"hanI"ha !, visited hI-
rome. WAS most cordially r~eIvrd anu
while Inc WAS an honurri guest OF the
queen treaty between III" llawaIiam
tinsdom and that of Great Britain WAS
concluded.
David kalakaua the present hln% oi
the Sandwich Islands, is not of tn" royal
line or Kamcha,ncha. for that h"cam"
extinct on the death of King Lot, M
1872. He Is. however, n descendant ct
an honorable family Of nigh chicts, and
WA, elected 10 the throne hy parlia-
ment assembled in February of the cur
rent wear. He is man of tin" presence
i we'll educated, and Is deeply interested
in the moral and intellectual improve
mcnt of his people. as well a> in tn" ma
,eri,l advancement Of the kingdom
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ments given or acquired that would make
them irst-class magistrate, aspiring to
the towering position occupied by II
Webster, a Clay, and Calhoun. 90,
shame, where is thy blush?n No doubt
these political dwarfs become dizzy-head-
ed when even looking at the the exalted
position to which they aspire.
But in looking over the long list OF
would-be Senators, see the name of one
man of the "olden time" "the MOBILES,
Roman of them ALL John Brannon, OF
Lewis county, has always been
without variablrness or shadow
Of turning" He is. the peel
of any man in the State, in the forum, on
the bench, or in social intercourse, as be
was that of any man in the House ot
Delegates and Senate of Virginia, and "
he will be Of any man in the Senate OF
the United States, should he be elected
to that position.
Judge Brannon's experience in legisla-
tive proceedings and his thorough knowl-
edge OF parliamentary law. would al once
give him prominent position in any
deliberative body. prize the interests
and honor Of my State beyond that of
any man, and with Faulkner in the
House and Brannon in the Senate. we
will have "team" that were trained
before baking was So fashionable, aud of
which the State may be proud. Let the
Legislature rise in their dignity and cut
loose from the button holeiug small fry
and give us Brannon and we'll have n
rh0Ls for Senator.
"k NOW HIM NEIL %
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Cincinnati Market.

C1xcISsArI, December 2.-CottOr-
Steady Mt l3!ml3ic. -Flour-DuIl but
unchanged. Whra,-tluiet at ; OetL
10. Cmn-Steady at 7Ud lie. oat---
Firm nj 5gGsG2e. q Rye-DuIl atsl 10
Bartcy-Quict and unchanged. OiI--
Unchanged Egg, Butter aud Cheese
Firm aud unchanged. POrk--Dcmand
tair and market arm at 80 OO. Lard
Demand active and prices advanced
s,enm at I2iml3c; kettle Nc. BUN
Meats Firm with littIe doing and stocE
light. Green M"nts-Quict; shoulder
GtGG!c; sides 9!c; ham. 1910 Goic
Whisky -Stcady at &c. Hog.-Activ'
and firm; tcceipts 2,2s5 head; oomrn"n
50 GOGyC %; medium Ia fair 81 70tg7 90
good packing and butchers 81 l0co,7 ~;
shipments 29O. Total killed since No
vembcr Isl 32s ,2Cj; same time last year
iCG, ,CGj.
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ChiCagO'Market.

CuICAGO, December 26.-Flour-tluI"t
and unchanged. Whcat-Demand fair
and market firm; No. spring 9@c; ""
2 s9ic spot; sa!@S9sc seller January
9OIc seller February; No. 3 s@4m ai";
rejected 7slr. Corn-Dcmand active
and prices advanced; No. 2 mixed So
bid spot and seller December new dc
G4ic seller February; 7lc bid seller
Mar,h Oats Demand actly"and prices
advances; ;Nc2 5&ic bid spot or seller
December; 52sc bid seller January; 52!"
j2!c seller February; rejected i1Gtisc,
Rye--Steady and in moderate demand;
No. 99c for fresh; 9sc regular. Barley
Firm; No. 2s1 % spot, seller Dcccm.
Der or January. Pork-Active and
higher at SIS 7jmlS ~ spot; sis ~
seller January; so ljml9 l7l seller
February. Lard--Demand active and
prices advanced nj SlS 10 spot; 81" 22l
cal3 - seller February; sl321 seller
March. Bulk Mests-Quiet md un'
changed. Whisky-97c. On tn" call "i
the board in the afternoon Grain closed
quiet and unchanged.
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Modern Women.

LISA sad documentary upon our boa'ted
civilization that the women oi our Tunes
have dcgencra,rd in health and physique
until they are literallya race "f invalids
pale, nervous, feeble and hack-achy,
with only here and th"r" few noble "N-
ception> in the persons "t the robust
buxum ladies characteristic ot the sex ~
days gone by. BY n very lsrgr expert
encc, covering n period OF years and
embracing the treatment of many thous-
andS of eases Of those ailments peculiar
To- Women, DR.. Pierce, Of the Worlds
Dispcnsary. Buffalo, n. Y, has perfected,
BY the combination of certain vegetable
extracts. a natural specific, which h" does
not rNtol n a Curc-all, but one which AL
miraby fulflls singleness Of purpose,
being most positive and reliable rc,nrdy
for those wcaknrsscs and complaints that
atilict the women Of the present day.
This natural specific compound is called
DR. Picrccs Fayoritc Prescription. TIL"
following are among those diseases ia
which this wonderful medicine has
worked cures as il hy magic and with =
certainty never before attained by any
medicines: Weak back, nervous and gcn-
! cral debility, falling and other dlspln'"-
mWts ~ internal organs, resulting from
debility and lack Of strength in naturSI
supports, internal fever, congestion, m
hummatlon and liberation and very many
other chronic diseases incident Ia women,
not proper to mention here, in which, ~
we'll "A. in the cases that have been emu
rnrratcd, the Favoritc Prescription effect,
cure, the marvel Of the world. IL viii
not do harm 10 any state ar condition "f
the system, and by adopting it, usc the
invalid lady may avoid that scvcrcSl ol
ordcals-thc consulting of II family ply
sician. Favoritc Prescription is sold by
dealer in medicines generally.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

King Knlakaua and suite attended
solemn high mass yesterday morning in
st. stephens church. New York.
The Tilton- Bcechrr bill of particulars
suit was up Saturday for argument in the
Brooklyn City Court. Black, of the
counsel for Tilton, WAS not ready, and
the Court set the case down for to-day.
Seven hundred Mennomites) who ar
rived on Saturday, in Philadelphia, will
go west in two days. .......,.
Sheriff Elliott on Saturday, at Phila-
dclphia, read to Hcidenblutt the warrant
for his execution on the DIST Of January.
The subcommittee Of the Ways and
Mean Cummttr" of the House met to-
dav. at tn" Fifth Avenue Hotel, and de-
cidcd to continue the Pacific Mail invcs-
tigatiou to-day.
Charles Wynnr. q car driver, was shot
deai hy Mr.. StrnusSlcr Will" cndeavor-
ing Saturday morning, with Others {"
force an entrance into her husbands ;
saloon in Camden. Pa, from which they
hal been ci"rt"'i II short tim" previous.
John Russell 0rthc Greenfield Veteran
cutlery manulnctory, and founder Of this
Industry in America, died at his home on
Saturday, aged scvcnty-fyc years.
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I.Ostthe Wager.

mon from the interior who had
,,o,..r .,nn a steam heating apparatus
srcb a. is used in wholesale houses, iIclo-
20 c,T of this city. entered al eueF,"h
.,,a,un hus;ncss establishment yesterday
for the purpose of making, a plla,'; p"rrnasc;;
seeing n lot of saleSmen gathered arou''a
. .stesm box and being natura'iy III
"r;s;tivc he walked up tothe group 10
dsnor,sin what caused them I" Salher
around the pipes. One OF the statesmen ''I,
49, ';ne, ,ha, the customer curiosity WAS
S,.,,Scd 6atermined to have little sp"r'
~ ~ n,ncnse. He accordingly made
n wager for the cigars that mol one M :"
the whole party could hit the "ooa
s"nr " inches from the floor, at the same
,;M,s eveinc his prospective victim II, All
;n.;t;ng manner. The boys comprehen,,
aaa ,hs object Of the wager at once, ana
0,annnd hack 10 await the result: LIN
,b;rg" he exclaimed, raising ms
rarf,,l VI, arms TO show how much muscle
bs nnssessed. do you think man "io i:D
osn raise a wagcn-boN can't i'tt 'has as a'
,,,acbinc 90 four inches from the floor W ny,
INA, II "sn tbrnw il on my shoulder and never
~ hoor Turning to the sales man VIZ
nr,rcsed the wager, he shook hands WIZ ,
Kim in token of accepting the ost' M ,La
nIac.J himself in position In tnS G
psn,;me one of the statesmen hau
.nsnaS on a full head OF steam steam
and the man grssped the hea'eu ~ ~
Tnst was NIL. He emitted one rahs'S hSS
Iii and started for the msn VINO nHu .:.
yel,, !yencnc'ed sae the plan. But he changed HI;
cohsS'o conc os'. a rueful look at his smartinE
mlna, a md then joined in the genera.
hanGS' az. a :, n,u.t be confessed that his
iaugn, ous n..s q little forced. He paid the
bit nn,ar"H s,sr however, aud quilted the est.o 40
waser, AGENT n' with a profound sense OF ih'
dsps5 sp%Sa Of that man. mind ". who 10 Tss ss. d
sOrslsI sOo.Ssr mans game."-De'rO's frs'
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LLrrISroTT's MAGAZINE for January
j., a. usual, very attractive. 1t contains
the concluding chapters Of the "N'W
Hyperion George Macdonald :
"Malrulm." is finished, though win
the announcement that "Mal-
cl"lm's plans and what became
oi them requires another ""N'
Among the other interesting articles are
three chapters of Three Feathers, ny
Mr. William Black; "A night ct COCK
honlrt Castle" by the author OF "bi'nd-
pitt" description of scenery on thS
Tlhrr; The Lradrn Arrow, by Edward
Bruce; The Italian stage, by K. DaH'S,
AMI The Parsees," by Fanny Roper
Frudye.
7. Buchanan Read, F. A. liilhard'
Charlotte F. Bates, furnish contrlou-
tion> of poetry, while "Our Monthly u"s- @
sip contains much that is interesting.
Thi, magazine is equal to any other pup
li>hrd, and each month it comes laden
with pleasant and instructive articles
from the pens of as good writers As can
anywhere be found.
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New York Market.

NEW YoEx. December 26.-SO busi.
ness wa transacted to-day al the Cotton
sod Produce Exchange il having al
j6urned over for the Christmas holidays,
until next Monday, the 2sth. In gro
eerie. to-day: Cohee-A shade higher
and in fair demand st lTtGa 2oc gold for
Rio ordinary 70 prime. Sugar-firm
and ia lair demand at s(aStc for fair to
good refining; siefor prime eentrifugals,
Molasses-Sominaliy unchanged. Rics
-NOmInslly unchanged.
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet and prices NOM
inal.
RAILROAD BoNps-Firm on small
transactions.
SroCKs-Thc market opened Mt slight
decline in prices but afterwards advanc-
ed 4GB per cent in the general list.
Lake Shore, however, rose from at 10
sos; Northwestern common from i5s 1"
iGi, and 81. Paul common from 30 to
3Gi. Western Union fell of from ~!
to 7si rose to 7si but subsequently, I"rt
part ofthe improvement On and nmm"-
diatcly after the second cali the market
Was dull and firm, but during the last
hour of business stock reacted fraction
from the highest point Oh the great dull
ness. The market closed dull, with better
figures, except Wabash, which was lower.
The transactions aggregated lO",ooo,
$4,000 Lake Shore, l9,GOO Western
Union, $4,000 Northwestern common,
5000 Toledo 4 Wabash 1890 Union
Pacific and 1890 Pacific Mail.
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Take Time for Meals.

A very bad, aud probably the most ~
mriou, habit the American pe"pl" hav"
mex Chanic>--is that Of rapid
eating. We should eat slowly, AMI give
our victasl$ more time to digest and we
would find it much better tor our health.
-Grrmans,Io not rise So hastily from the
,sIln a. We; for time with them - not :"
n-,cinls: life i not sn crowded; time can
h. found fur after dinner talk. TIL cigars
and coffee. which appears before the
cloth Is removed, keep IN" company
together; and in that state OF snff'lS"d
comfort which quiet digestion creates,
they hear without anger the opinions OF
a,,orcDiStS
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Editors OF the Register.
do not, like some, believe that II Is
entirely essential, or for the advances
ment of the public interest, that ioSalil!
should De regarded uppermoSt In lhe SO
lection of n United States senator
Ability, usefulness and power for goSu'
should be the foremost incentive OF TIC
electors. For my part should not ma ma
terially object to both of our Senators
being from the same county, II tnerep!
We secured the ablest and most eii''ien'
public servants, and the public interests
best subserved as it would be. -
But it is unnecessary to shower "P"u
one section Of the State position anu
honor, when the above qualifications arc
hot confined alone to il, and there oe"'s
Isolated cases of greatness all over our
State. | think it incumbent on
our Legislature TO pay some rega,o W
locality, all else being equal In iookiig
over the multitude already named LOT 'he
position Of Senator, am astonisneu AZ
the presumption of many ofthe asplran.s'
Men without a qualification or a''ain
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Child SunOcatcd by Drunken PA
rents.
Cockpit Pulled.

CrxCrNNATI, December 26.-About II
O'Clock to night Il detachment of police,
headed by captain and two licutcnants,
made descent upon cockpit on Free
man street. known Ns the Quarter
Stretch. They surrounded the house and
arrested Buck Brady, the proprietor, and
five Others. The arrest WAS made at the
instigaton of the Society for tn" Prrv"n-
tion Of Cruelty t" Animals. Til" polio"
failed 10 obtain entrance in time to Wit
nets the r"ck-llght. The prisoners ar" t"
tbo trind Monday
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Destructive Fire.
Death ora Member OF rCongress.
More Ku-KIux Troops Wanted.

EVANSVILLE, December 21.-Thc
.JouymaL had information, last week, that
u party of patrnllmen who were guarding
Uniontown, KY, against suspected in
condiarism on the part Of the negroes,
took colorcd woman and hung her
three times to "xtort confession rs "a
the suspected plot. She was left nsensi.
BILE and almost dead, but recovered after
rc>toratiyes were applied. The town is
in the midst Of excItcmcat and Is being
strictly guarded.
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New York Dry Goods Market

New YORK, December 26.-Busincss
was almost stsgnsnt with the commission
houses and the jobbing trade was strictly
confined 10 the execution of orders. Cot
ton goods quiet at unchanged prices.
Heavy standard sheetings only in mcder-
ate supply and firm. Prints less active.
Woolens sluggish. The Daily Bulletin
says: Hamburg embroideries are sd-
vanced 10 to Is per cent abroad, where
they are scarce. - 80
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Orenu Steamers.

Nyw Yogk. DeCrmher 2G.-Arrived-
steamship France from Liverpool
InxpoS, December 26.-Siesmship
Hh,s innia, from New York, has srrived
ont.
Nrw YORK, December 27.-Arrived-
The steamer Airiatic irum Liverpool
PLrMourH, December 21.-Tte steam
ship Cambria, from New York, has ar
rived.
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,,u,RKABLY COOI. SUICIDE.

IL,utl SAMUEL j. ANDERSON, Ol At
,..o Georgia. committed suicide in that
.,ys few days ago, and a more remark
,,i.,s.e of cool deliberation in perform
ns the deed, Is as yet uHr"""Fded.
/, seems from the facts reported, that
b.. bsd fallen under great pccuniary em-
,.-r,..meut. and to aid him General
T,nuB, employed him to assist in
making up a legal case at salary of 1925
.- ,,,rih ANDERSON drew sevcraI
,r,N, on TooMRS, thinking that his po-
,,,r VA, permanent, until finally one
,,. protested and dishonorcd, TooMR>
aiming that he owed nothing further.
TNi. threw ANDERSON into a hit of
trprr,sion, in which he wrote letter to
= friend. telling hIu that his acknowl-
D!gri intellectual powers, seemed to be
...,~'y unable 10 be turnrd into any
r-,,,Iral direction. and he says, TO
morrow | Shall take my bath a usual;
rur on suit of clothes good enough for
,b, purpo>r- not my best suit, as | want
,hs. for my Snu--placc my pistol IN my
mouth and pull the trigger, and then he
rr.nue,ted To- be buried as ne fell.
All mi, seems 10 have been carried
..,,, r.. the letter. He was found lying
lr.d upon the floor, his pistol pointing
=, Nj, mouth. his right hand upon the
TRIGGER. while with his left, he had
yr,,p.l the barrel and thus directed 1t,
80 =, to hr sure that the bullet should &"
ills, where he wished it.
Among his effects was will, in which
alter hrqueathing To different friends
y,,riou, little articles of tritiing value, he
conclude. with the following significant
item.
TO K. ToombS-(not privatc)-My
pistol, with my recommendation that he
r,i the world of his presence by imita-
TING my example
The circumstances "tteid''S '"' SUI
cid" Ar" more Interesting ir"" 'h' i"''
that Col. ANDERSON had occupied, during
hi, life. several prominent positions. lie
was first sheriff of Richmond county,
Georgia; then private secretary to Gov
rrpnr CRAWFORD, OF that State; and
,.n.r Govrrror CRAWFORD became Sec.
r,.,.ry e War under President TAYLOR
wc. Al. chief clerk. Upon the rcsigna-
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December 26.--Flour
Quiet and weak; extra 81 S0(di 90;
Pennsylvania and Ohio family 50 59@
6 25. Wheat-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Dull; yellow sl6sSc; white quiet.
Oats-Stcady; white 65@66c. Provisions
Unchanged. Petroleum-Steadyi re-
fined lsc; crude in barrels Sic; in bulk
5tc. Whisky--Sl Ol. Clover Seed
81 lnr
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 26.-FIour =
Dull and unchanged. Wbeai-stsHdg
No. 2 red 81 22; other, unchanged. Corn
Dull; mixed western S.c ia elevator
sOc on track. Oats-Dull at Gsin G6c
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Hay
Dull and unchanged. Proyisions-Dui
and weak. POrk-s20 90. Bacon
Shoulder. 9iG l0c; clear rib Eda u !s
l2c. Hsms-Sugar cured l%sl3c
Lard-i3tGl4tc. Buttsr-DnIl; tui
and roll 27(a, 20c. Pe,roleum-UnchaDg
sd. COdee-Unchanged. Whisky
Nominal ut 81 0l6l G2.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December 26.--Flour--Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and weak {;
No. white Michigan 81 L.; extra do
81 Is; amber 81 l0i; No. | red I T.; No.
= 81 o. Corn-Dull and nominal;
high mixed 70c; seller May .jic; low
mixed 69Jc. Oats-A shade higher; No.
. 5Gtc; Michigan 56!c; white 6sc,
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TuE iron manufacturers Of PhIladei
mia complain Of the large amount OF
,rnn of Western manufsctur" throw n into
the Eastern market ST very low prices
nrices below Gust England complains
slso tina, she is undersold in iron by
Relrium ana Frsnee.-Battinsors !S'f'1-
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Tug Senate of Virginia has passed a
,sar,ps ill forbidding all games Of
,.rrr Every species of lottery, gift
,,rrrj.rs and rattle is interdicted, and
..r the custom which has become SO
,nmcn Of late years, of ladies holding
,,,I,. yst,les al fairs is, by it, prohibited
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PrrTsBUEGH, December 2C.-Wbsat-
Quiss and unchanged. Corn-Dull; ear
7Sa7Jc; sheIled 7iia7Ie. Petroleum
Dull; crude at s2Ic q; Psrkersi refined
lIIr for Philadelphia delivery.
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Virginia state Debt.

In the CAS-, Of Higginbotham r'. the
Commonwealth. decided IN the Court OF
Anpeal> al Richmond. recently. II comes
fo mass that both Virginia and West Viz
yinis were Jointly add separately bound
for the ,rhoif SfGfr dsbr.
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CLEVELAND, D~eernt-r 2s.-Wbeai,
Corn and O.ts-Stssdy and unchanged.
PtroIsain--Strongi standard white Sci
Ohio state test lOc; small lOts lG2c
higher. -...
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Fight between Newspaper MAJ
aud Ex.GOy. Yarmouth.

New ORLEANS, December pa fight
occurred between Dan 4. Byerly mana
yer of the Euii,tut, and EX-Gov. War
mouth on Canal street. Byerly kn"rkcd
Yarmouth down with stick, and jump
cd ON him, when Yarmouth drawing
hi, knife stabbed Byrrly several times in
the abdomen. making dangerous wound
Wu-muuih was arrested.
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Another Suit Against Henry Ward
Beccher.

solomon Skidncr, of Brooklyn, has
begun suit against Rev. Henry Ward
Bcrchcr for 5000 with interest, the
nmount due. it is alleged, for four act. OF
teeth supplied to the wife and father of
the defendant. with his know led &c.
Ircchcr, through his counsel, denies the
allegations. and demands that the cas" BE-
dismissed on the grounds that no ser
vices were performed for him, and besides.
the cause Of action is barred by the statutes
of Limitation, the services, according 10
the complaint. having been rendered SIX
SruIS ago.
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Fsou cur reports this morning the
liabilities are that the weather to-day
'..n he .loudy, with south or west winds,
and rain.
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LETTER FROM ION.

"kNow HIM WELL.
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Dnricn Exploring Expedition.

. WASHINGTON, December 2G.-lieut.
Frederick Collins commanding the U.
:. Darien Surveying Expedition, leaves
Washington tomorrow night for New
York to muster his forces and equip
them for the expedition. He will sail in
the first Pacific Mail steamer in January
for Aspnwall and thence proceed Ill the
l. :. Steamer Conandaigna tn Atra;O.
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Railroad Accident.

ALEXANDRIA, December 2G.-An engine
on the Washington and Ohio rnllr"ai. nj
Round Hill, London county, was ran int"
Yesterday hy All unlocked passenger car
and Vim. Sides, the engineer, w;t' crush
e,l to death. There were no other casual
ties.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28
Expulsion or CarIist sympathi.ers.

Madrid, December 2S.-Food is re-
ported to be very scarce at Pamplona,
and all persons known TO be Carlist SYM
pathizers are being expelled from that
city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28
Burned ~ Sea-

4 second telegram from Maieirs states
that the Ca,patrick wAs burned on Nov.
eth. in latitude 81 north, longitude y
west. Il il now estimated that four hun
dred and sixty-hye lives were lost BY the
disaster.