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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-07-27
OSOBNOSTl.

s Fanny Janouskova hraje TED
V San Francisco, tento mesfs
Pride jcsts do Australia
s Sihor Campanini pfijede lie
tos do Ameriky konccstni tru'
pou.
s Senator Cameron Y Pcnnsyl
vanie paei jneni sve na 1000
900.
s Spisovatcl svetoznameho Don
Quixota We Spanslsku pocina ma
byvati i5ty. Hodlaji Ceryanto-
vi vystaveti pomnik.
s Miss Susan B. Anthony, znas
ma boicvnice "a 7enska prava,
budc tyto dne slaviti 50-sve naro-
zeniny.
s Tweed zaplatil do dnes SWIM
advokatGm $500. 900 tech ukra-
denych SC, 100000.
s Rob. Dale Owen, veliky ten
ucencc, jenz pomatl 81 hlavu zpy-
tovanim spiritualismu, lepsi pry
Sc, a mozno &c sc uzdravi.
s Pani Lineolnove V uzavfeni
nstavu choromyslnych vede pry
SO dobfe, ale neni nadsje, 70 Sc
vyhoji.
S o byvalem rakouskem cfsafi
Ferdinandu, ktcry tax rad jidal
knedliky, vyprayuje sc, ze jed
nou, kdyz pfi zasedani minister
ske rady ministr jeden pfcdnase-
velmi dIouhou dalezitou rec. ci-
saf sedel u okna, a kdyz byio po
feei, zvolal cisaf /: "Za posledni 2
hodiny pfejclo tudy 425 fiakr6 a
$50 omnibus1 zameckym dvo-
rem"
s Major masta Londyna sezval
weekly mallory vsech velkych
NEST na zemi ku bankctu. q A
meriky mu slibili jen diva, a sice
bostonsk5 a chicagsky, ze pfudou.
z Nemocka pry vsickni odfekli.
S Grantovo sluzne bylo zvJse-
no 0 100000 za ctyry leta IA "a
chovani unie; Bceeherovo sluzne
zyyseno "a rok o $4,000 "a -
well, to sc tszko fckne, zas. Ale
ukazuje TO, ze cfrkvc jsou vdee-
nsisi nczli repabliky.
s Nrchnf postmitr Jewell | v
tech nejparnajsich dnech sedf
VIC ss6 pisarne beg kabatu a bcz
vesty, a pracuje. Rad siee koufi
jelikoz ysak V pisarne sve "a
povsdel koufeni, zdrii sc toho tez
dobs lfednich hodin.
s Bedfich Marsh, slepec, odbyl
Ispschem bohoslovcck9 studio
Y Colby, Me-, bude brzy vysvs-
cen.
s Tomas Carlyl ncdavno Wy
sIovil SO California. Wy tam
nedslatc mic iobreho, spise sko-
dite syetu. Zasypte sve dolly,
nechtc zlato v zemi, a sazejte ra-
dsji brambory. Kaidy kdo jiny
brambor da svstu, jest dobrodin-
Gem jeho. Wy ale vasim zlatcm
pfevracite spoleSnosf, dslatc &c
sprostaki vytecniky, zdraznjete
ysudo zivobyti a matetc ysecky
pomsry.'
s Mademc Brcs, prvni doktor-
ka povSsena m Sorbonne pafiz-
ske, m6ia mfti mistp haremu
suliana tureckeho za 10000 fir.
rocne. Primo .to, ale media Sc
zavffti do har9mn, nybrz bude
pFaktikovat rctejns cafihrade.
s Gen. Sherman vyslovil SO o
zcmfel6m FIR. p. Blairovi "A>
no, nebohy Frank uz odescl. ia
mel vzdy hlubokou dctu k nsmu,
neb pcyasoval isem jcj vzdy "a
vsrneho vlastence, poctiveho
ctihodneho mule, a za nejodva
znejsiho vojina zemi. Proka-
zal veIik5ch slazcb zemi phi w.
pukanti yalky, jcmu ma zeme
dGkovati, 10 udrzel SO st. Louis
co stratcgick6 poynd misto 70
Missouri byla xachranena cd od>
padnuti. Byte FIR. Blair, sic>
chetny, velkomyslny, poctivy, ne
zistny, ddatny upfimny muz
Cinosti jeho budou ziti povidy, a
chyby jeho budou MIN pohrobe-
ny, ponayadz nikomu ncublizili,
ncz jomu samemu.
s Isak NJ. Singer, vynalezce b.
eich stroJd Singrovych, xemfcl
dno "a. Gee v Londyus,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-07-27

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Celkem so. -
Zasilka nase Il. Vel. SAprssko-
Vi obsahaje nassedajiei koupenS
q obdraens pfeSlmsty. n Sizes
koUPENE:
~ yalesns oxdobny kahlt
nafelnika kmeae 1.aaan-
che $500
p yalesny bahen indian
sky zoo
81 fomahawk q vAlesnA
dimka Siosxa T.oe
ii Dsmka mira Cheyenna 500
81 NikrSnfk PawnseG -
% papoose-boarvl, sissre, na
noseni ds:i : vyislanoa
a IndaAny pomalovanoa
koai teleei L xaohalenf
ditka $50
y Jeden Skalp vxaty ho-
jovnska Saoaxov, lo0o
Sd IAsso nxlyans xhoso-
vSns n Pawnee-a sss
% Siis boiovaika Apa.eAa.
| sdoheny lS.oo
lo) Nssec IA lSky svyda
kolesany pro knsze q n.
rodsie O gala-la go
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-07-27

Tajemnlk Delano co neidFive
Dry SC podeknjc aspoh je X tomu
vyzyan. ale upejpa Sc pfiiis, nez
bude piece mnset-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-07-27

CeIk@m so. -
Mimo to dlasi nam ?. j. Bahia
n Z knihy s1a5 a 5 panovs uf
kvi,ovani -P. %, siee IN
+. r, C. u. pa 81. A nskohk
knsh name doszd usprosianSeh
v rukoa. 90 by - Poni=jl sssi...
posleme Y psnszieh do Prahy.
z ssehto $3.50 nell Jsms na.
sleduiiei sem pAlFiet vslohy, =
sIee
"A indiansks pte<imsty p.
j. Meyerovi Omaha
slofeno dne 80. prosince
1878 asa %
= dne 20, ssTyenee Isis 3o.oo
as eedniska kamsay po
Express Colorado pro
ten ase9 posAaaoa Oh p.
Slessngera s.6a
"a = hole stFibrem kovanS
Oh p. sle.. xaslans l.s0
"a bedau knihami oI p.
Sles. po express sso
"a postovni kolky ~ kni.
by prcdsnS lao
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-07-27

S IsDIAsY Siouxy vyjcdnavh
sc dosnd, a 10 nadsje, 10 vsecky
kmeny SO lk:ivedou k tomu, aLy
sc sesli dnc |. .afi ma jistem mists
ku vzijemrs drads $ jednateli
soasia,i o postorfsni cern5ch
Hor. AZ do te DOLBY hodIa vlada
co ncjpiInsii -tFeziti majctek rudo
cha, ncdovoli nikomu jiti do
Cernjch Hor, aby nedala SC Indi-
adm pfiEina ku stcsk6m ma me-
dodrzeni smIouvy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-07-27

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-07-27

AMERIKA.
Soustati.

VIZ WAsuISGToSU nadelalo sc
mnoho hlukn k vili sesazeni SUI
dfho Fiehera. Tajemnik Pierre
pont chtsic miti dfad svdj zbave-
nf vsech darebak5, vyndal Fishe-
rovi boiy. Ten vsak pfijcl arci-
spiebnbem Shephardem za Presi-
dcntcm DO Long Branch, n nmlu-
viii psesidcnta, &c zastayil rozkaz
picrrcpontay. To zalcklo vse-
eky pfatelc oprav, a PierrePont,
Jewell BriStow uz by 80 byli
podskoxali, vidouec, 70 dareba'
ctvf vice zmGze u presidenta,
nczli northwest vlastenecka. Po-
IitikaFi posali hned delati .vcliky
hIuk - to pana prcsidenta za'e-
klo pFijal min. stfedy neotcka-
vans do Washingtonu, svolal
eczenl kabinetu. A tn Sc roz-
hodlo, ze Fisher must iiti - a je
q iednoho dareoaka v lfad9 meme
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.
A Discussion ON Enumeration.

TORONTO, Dec FIN the legislature last
night the estimates for 1876 were discussed.
one item was OF $4,000 for immigration.
Hon. Nj. McDougal said that too many me-
chanlcs came 10 this country during the pre-
sent depression of trade. Ontario, he said.
paid more than was necessary on this branch
and ne moved that, In view of the depressed
CONDITION of manufacturing industry and the
surplus OF labor seeking employment, il was
the opinion of the house that il was fnexpe-
dlent 10 offer special encouragement 10 I'm
M grafton for 1916. Hon. Mr.. Crooks said
the policy OF the government was TO encour-
age The immigration OF agricultural laborers
and domestic servants only, and he believed
en- ployment could be found during the Will
Ter for 1900 W those classes. The govern
ment intended to continue the same policy
in this mater. After some further discus
sion, Mr.. McDougall's motion was lost, and
the item passed. The house then concurred
IN sI votes required for public service for
the coming year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
In TOeRS AND OUT; Oh VIEWS FROM I'll
CHIMNEY CORNER BY Oliver Orfic Rn.t,

lS SH ESsEs A S6R sHT OF VIEWS Iron Tnk
Lee a Shepard. through VIM. Balian-yneJ
A volume of fresh, sprightly stories, prac-
teal in their application and illustrative Of
the social and domestic duties oflife.
TIE Hkd LII ER 1r O. KISSING, GLEANEp
iSSsipbi.f; j. b. Lppincotf Co Through G. G.
A curious and erudite book, but by no
means dry reading. The history of kissing
is here told from the earliest records OF oscul-
tation noted in the book of Genesis. The
book is apropos to the mistletoe season.
TIE REaDISG CLUB AND HANDY
Lee Shepard. through VIM. BallantyneJ
This is No. Of this useful little series.
LETTERS AND SOCIAL AIMS By Ralph Wal
Through Robert Beall.
The appearance OF volume of new essays
by Emerson is naturally one of the leading
literary events of the season. The present
essays are upon "Poetry and Imagination"
"SOcial Aims" "EloQuence," "Resources -
.'The Comic, ;" Quotation and Originality"
Progress and Culture" Persian Poetry
'Inspiration, ""Greatness, ;" Immortality"
SAXON STUDIES. By Julian Hasthorne. Bos.
ION: James d. ossood q Co. Through Robert
This younger Hawthorne, though under
the disadvantage of bearing a name so con-
spicuous in literature. shows powers of his
own that may enable him to achieve a niche
or fame separate from his fathers. This
volume does not, however, give the best
specimen of his abilities, as it is flippant in
style and aims at saying smart things rather
IMAM Just things, as young writers are apt
enough 10 do. According To his preface, the
chapters OF his book, while appearing seri-
ally, "were bitterly denounced in some of
the Dresden journals, as well as else
where" This is not surprising, consider
ing that he describes the Saxons as dull
dirty, and every way disagreeabe and
declares that 1.-THE less one has to do with
them the better" Despite its faults, there is
enough lfveliness of description and felicity
OF language 10 make the book very good
reading.
BALLADS OF HOME. Edited by George NJ
Baker. Boston: Lee 4 Shepard. Through Vim,
Ballautyre.l
This volume, with its excellent selection Of
home ballads and its numerous fairly ex-
ecuted illustrations, makes a very suitable
book for the holiday season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
CHANGES IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK
fcit 4
"OFFIcIAL CiRoLEs.D - Hardly a day

"OFFIcIAL CIRCLES - Hardly a day
passes that some newspaper In the land,
particularly those represented at this point
by Geographic correspondents, does not con-
tain news paragraph, the authority for
which is credited to ''official circles" This
class of Information, too often of a sensa-
tional nature, is usually prefaced with the
words sit is said in official circles, ETC."
Whenever q newspaper correspondent out Of
his fund of inventive news ingenuity floats
to the breeze, either scandal, Cabinet
changes, or speculations, and has no real
in "official circles" Press him close as to
who and what this charmed circle is made
up OF, and 1t will be found to include mes.
sepgers, doorkeepers, eavesdrOppers, or rum
bummers, tattlers and gossiping old women.
Now, 1t would be conceded by any ordinary
mind that when q "rum0r was current In
Official circles" that 1t was to be assumed
that IL had origin or was given credence by
the President, some of his Cabinet ministers,
judges OF the Supreme Court, or members OF
Congress. But the truth is, that when this
circle gives TO the representatives Of tie pub
lie prints any information, IL is usually
credited to the individual giving 1t. Hence
the latter are not TO be included in the cor
respondents Official circle" There is no
test Of analysis, from the microscope to the
scraping with nne-tooth comb, that gives
any more individuality to the "of1icial cir
viduality OF the NEUROLOGICAL gods and goi-
esses. The word Is q bad one to USE and
when IL is used, whatever is credited to the
circle, should be classed with such reading
as is "mighty interesting but decidedly
dshy.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
Suit Against the Brooklxp Ring.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Formal suit has beer
begun by John f. Parsons, of this city, act
ing on behalf of the Attorney General agt
William 9. Kingsley, Abner c. Keeney, vii
liam A. Fowler, Edward j. Lowber, and
Archibald M. Bliss, OF Brooklyn. The PEG
pie OF the state are the plaintiffs in the &C
TOD, which is brought TO recover the sum o.
S456, 125, with interest, alleged TO have been
iraudulently obtained from the city OF Brook
Ign in the Hampstead reservoir lob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22-Ootton sfeady-middline
l25S. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat firm, but
quiet-No. western red. l.s2al. ls3; Pennsylvanis
red, SAL 49, Maryland red, ll5sl IS; do. amber,
l5oal IS; do white, l5sl IS. Corn weak for west
ern; southern steady; southern white, new, ssAso;
southern yellow, new, s2s6l; western mixed, old,
81; do. new, 81; spot, 62t January. Oats dull
southern, 4oato; western white, <4sI; western mix
ed, I2ai4. Bye dull, oaSs. Hay dull, but steady
Maryland and Pennsyivenis, n 00a1i 90 Provisions
quiet and steady; only jobbine demand, Pork, new,
Il 50. Bulk meats-ioose, nominal; Job lots fairly
active; shoulders, ga; clear rib sides, III. Bacon
eteady-shoulders l0al0x; clear rib rides, l3sls<
Hams, l5haB Lard dub, but sseady-crude, ia
Elsi refined. lSz. Butter active and frm, good
grades scsrce-westen extras, 29aS0; do hrsts, ga
Is. Petroleum hrmer and higher-crude, 7sz1S; re.
lined, y. Coffee nominaliy lower-Rio cargoes, ~
40; Jobbing, lsa2l. Whisky dull and heavy, l.ls1Ss
lilo. Sugar steady and firm, lo1<Al0x.
BALTIMORE, Dec. e; Virginia 80, peelers, ~;
DO. consolidsied, n; West Virginia., 3; kerth
NEW YORK, Dec. q. = Stocks dull and lower.
Money, 4 Gold, lsS. Exchange, long, xS6jf; short,
zesx Governments dali and le-ef.
NV YoRK, Dec. ns-.sIour dull and dropping
LoSpos, Dec. 2, u:o ,. m.-rhe rate for money
ct the stock Exchange on government securities e
I; Q. bonds, new COS, le6s<. Erie, Isl
LONDON. Dec. p, 40. m.-Consols, IS ll-16 Tor mo-
hey; IS Is l6 for account. Erie, In.
FRANKFORT. Dec. 22.-U. o. bonds new Sc, 9sx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
Railroad Aecfdeuf

ALBANY, \. Y, Dec. IAN accident oc-
CURED at Canastota at Z O'Clock last evening
The fast train, which left New York yeste.-
day morning and Albany at O'Clock o. m,
was thrown from the track at the above
named point in consequence of a mis- aced
switch. The engine was turned upside down.
but the engineer, Mr.. Sigsbee, and the fire.
man escaped uniDjured. The drawing room
cars and one passenger coach were thrown
from the track, but, fortunately, the passen-
gers escaped injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

MORE WHISKY RINGITEs SENTENCED
In the United States circuit court at Mil
waukie, Wis.,. yesterday, in the whisky
fraud cases, John 8. Tan, gauger, was SEN
fenced to i've months In the state prison,
80 600 ine and half the costs, and Philip Wei
mer, convicted OF the same offense, was sem
fenced TO eight months in the county jan,
5000 fine and half costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
New Freight Rates.

rates TO the west, adopted by the Erie rail-
way at the freight agents meeting yester-
cay, Went into effect to-day. Today the
ohcials OF the company stated that there
were no new developments in the matter,
anc that ii was too soon 10 say anything
about the result OF the reduction. Up 10 the
present time no communication I'm reference
TO the matter has been received by the COM
pany from the Grand Trunk Railway COM
paly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
Trial pnGfHonaA

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-In the u. s. criminal
court to-day, the case of Charles l. Law
renee, indicted for completely in the SILK
smuggling frauds, was ordered TO go over for
the term, by Judge Benedict, to allow coun-
lei Tor Lawrence 10 examine papers in the
case and summon absent witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

=, SOh N lSsloNS OF THE LATELY ELECTED
SOUTH CAROLINA JUDGES WITHHELD
Governor Chamberlain, of South Carolina,
declines TO sign the commissions of w. j.
Whipper and +. j. Moses, jr., colored, elected
as circuit court judges OF that state by the
legislature on the 10th instant for terms to
begin March &c, 1876 He says that by the
constitution the judges Of the circuit court
are elected for term of four years, and as
the terms OF the present incum bents will not
expire until after another general election OF
members of the legislature, the present legis-
lature has not the right TO elect their success
sOrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
kilograms to The Star.
A CATHOLIC CHURCH BURNED.
FIRED BY AN lNCENDIARY.
SUIT AGAINST THE BROOKLYN RING
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS,
suit AGAINST THE BROOKLYN RING
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Address

FOREIGN NEWS.
Bonaparte's Address.
LONDON, Dec. 22-The STANDARD publishes
n telegram from Paris announcing thai
Prince Pierre Bonaparte has issued an adj
dress as candidate for the chamber of depu-
ties from Corsica.
The spanish Army.
MADRID, Dec. 2.-General Echagne has
been appointed 10 the command OF the army
of the left.
A British Training ship Burned.
LONDON, Dec. 22-The training ship Co
hath, at Grayesend, was burned this morn
ing. There was no loss of life.
Arrived Out.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 22.-The steamer Labra-
dor from New York arrived OFF this port at
nine O'Clock last night. Owing TO the preva-
lence OF heavy gale, however, IL was found
impossible TO land her passengers and mails
and they will consequently be debarkei at
Cher bourg.
Chinese Ministers TO the United states
SHANGHAI, Dec. 22.-Chen-L au- Pin and
nung- Heng have been appointed ministers
10 the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
George l.. Fox Insane.

NEW YORK, Dec. pa shcriff7s Jury al
Boston has pronounced George L. Fox, the
pantomimist, lunatic, and he has beer
committed TO an asylum. Mr.. Fox leaves
his wife and young daughter almost destl-
tute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
A Catholic Church Burned by Incen
diaries.

PATTERSON, n. j., Dec. 22.-The Catholic
church and rear stable at Passaic were
burned by an incendiary fire last night. Tue
Church was two-stories In height, and was
also occupied as a school and residence OF
the priest; loss not ascertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
Bank Suspension.

WEST CHESTER, PA, Dec. 22.-The bank
of Brandywine, OF this place, failed 10 open
us dool this morning at the usual hour. The
directors are now I'm session. No particulars
can be obtained at the present time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
A Challenge from Yale 20 Harvard

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 22-The Yale UniVer-
slty boat club has challenged the Harvard
club TO row an eight-oared four mile straight
away race, with coxswains' time aud place
TO be mutually greed up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

NEw YORK, Dec. 22.-The Direct u. S. cable
company announce that the steamer Fara.
day sailed from London yesterday morning
TO repair their broken cable.
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There was an earthquake In Porto Rico on
the night OF December and 6, which created
great alarm. The capital, San Juan was not
almost entirely destroyed. Two churches
and only six houses remain, and they are
SO badly damaged they may fall at any
moment
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Two Young Men Drowned while
skating.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Jacob Haberle and
David HASTE, young men, We're drowned al
Newark yesterday while skating.
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1 WreckeI Sehoouer

fore reported ashore south Of Hog Island is
supposed TO be the Anthony Kelly. She is a
total loss.
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BRooKLYN's GAS .WAR.-It is said that
the opposition TO the Brooklyn gas monopo-
Zen's League" the members of which will
pledge themselves not to use gas until the
gas companies reduce the price to 81 thou
sand feet, and guarantee uniform system
of measurement.
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RAILROADS.
n LEXANpRIA AND FREDERICKs
> PECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after MONDAY, December goth, 1875,
trains for Richmond and the South will leave Depot
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, 9Th street and
Htnnsylya0ia avenue, at $40 q. m. daily, and
Hiss p. m. daily s1e so sG On dWyii1K1ss sunt
ED. g. YOUNG, A. G. T. Agent decs5-tf
NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON
TO BALTIMORE, PHILhpEkPHHiA,
ALL POINTS IN Tas E WV. k sSsIIS
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT cHAN SfA OF CARS.
The equipment On this line Is new and Of the most
elegant and I'm proved finish.
hAN PskhoR oak AZ TR sfs kxcnUs 81 fHIt
PULLMAN PNNhf GSE S Sk5EsfEyH!NG CABS ON
,On snd siter December 1s;h, $50 trains % this
Railroad, corner Of 6th and streets, a. follows:
S.33 an. Limited Express-PUllman Car Train
t fss iPhll,deIpsis, Ne" York and points East
1880 10. EIpress for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except Sunday.
s:So N. Express for Philadelphia and way points
$40 m. Express for Philadelphia, New York
and points East daily.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tiekets ard information can be procured q. the Of
Baggage called for ana checked A. hotels and pri-
vste residences orders left 1T tie Cfces Of the
company, northeast corner 18th street ard Pennsyl
yanis avenue, snd on northeast corner Of Pennsyl-
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
hoAD, corner eth and streets; poxn
General Passenger Agent, PhiIsdelphis, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
feel Superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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CUBAN HEAD MONEY.

CUBAN HEAD MoNEY.-The Governor o
Sagua, Cuba, has issued 2 proclamation
insurgent brought in dead or alive. The
opinion prevails that the departure of Cap
tain General Valmaseda is contrary to the
interests Of the island and the advantages to
be gained by the troops.
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BORDER TRoUBLEs.-Three hundred Co
manches are reported on the Mexican side Of
signs upon Texas A party of Mexican
thieves lately crossed the Rio Grande below
San Felipo, killed three men and captured
COO head Of cattle. Citizens formed compa-
mics to pursue them.
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&IGen. De Rodas, formerly captain eener-
al Of Cuba, is dead.
~The libel suit of Henry G. Bowen
against the Brooklyn Eagle vas commenced
in the Brooklyn city court yesterday.