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House to issue more money, the Ga,ate
would appeal to it to vigorously carry
out the policy that has been announced
from Washington as the programme
Of the leaders Of the party, it would meet
the trouble under which the country Ia.
bOrs IN a rational and sficaciOus
manner, 1t is given out at Washington
that the Democratic majority in the
House Of Representatives propose to re.
duce the appropriations for the support
Of the various branches Of the Govern.
ment to the extent Of from $4,000, 900
to $i5, 100000 year, This reduction Is
to be made in the appropriations for the
army, navy, for Notifications, for navy.
yards, for public buildings, for rivera
and harbOrs, for Indian affairs, for col
lecting the revenue, and for salaries Of
public officers. This is we'll, but it
is not all. The next thing the Dem
ocraic House should do Is to restore
the income tax and possibly the tax on
tea and coffee. TheSe two taxes, together
with the saving alluded to, would add
not less than 65 to 10 millions to the
public revenues, and would do more to
give the people confidence in Democratic
pretensions to reform than all their bum
comb resolutions adopted at political
conventions for campaign purposes. The
country needs more than anything else a
vigorous and unsparlng policy Of re.
trenChment and reform in the public
service, national and municipal, and the
people will stand by any party that cour-
ageOusly introduces It.
The mistake that the Gazette makes In
It's advocacy Of more money" Is in sup.
posing that we could stimulate the
country into an era Of genuine prosperity
by means Of imitation. The idea Is very
superficial. It SuppOses a demand for
our products thai Il not natural. such
as We had when we were building rail.
roads from mo where to no where" and
selling the bonds to build them with in
Europe at a heavy discount, We have
now iefaulted on about half these bond,
and the chances for selling more are de.
cldedly slim, Imitation wopld depreciate
our already deprecia,cd money sill
more, and initiate ounin tbe cost Of every.
,b;r, va rrodroo Wa could ALL moth.
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MANY a man lives with woman half
a life time without ever suspectiBg that
the vile Of his bosom has really forgotten
more than he ever knew. Many a car.
petknight, who plumes himself upon bis
wonderful skill In smashing hearts, Is
being mentally measured and intellect
ually turned inside out by the smiling
girls whom he Ia captivating. Many a
veteran beau who pulls on his gloves to
depart, feeling proudly conscious Of hay
ing made a profound impression upon
the susceptible soul Of the belle who has
endured him for an evening, would be
wonderfully enlightened, II not edited,
could he hear the sigh Of relief which
escaped her lips when thedoor announced
his departure.-G. Louis Republican.
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NEW YORK.
Triton a Witness for Bowen

New YORK, December SO.-Applica-
tiOn was granted to-day by Judge McCue
in the Brooklyn City Court for the ap-
pointment Of referee to take the evil
dence Of Theodore Tilton in the other
suit for 100000 damages brought by
Henry G. Bowen against the Brooklyn
Edole.
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GROCERIES,.
oTILToN CHEESE

Ihavc Just received few cases Crown Brand Ol
this Justly famous Cheess. r. J. SMYTH.
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knicide.

LrrrLE Rock, December SO.-The wife
Of G. ], Howard, proprietor Of snake
show on exhibition here, took \ Ct Of
jealousy, lett the show, went to the hotel
and shot herself through the left lung,
from which she died al 3 Pm. she was
from San Francisco, where she has a
mother. Her mfiden name Is believed
10 be Amanda Ellsworth.
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Moody ana sanI,ey.

PHILADELPHIA, December SO.-To.day
Mr.. Moody preached on the cfucifixion
Of Christ, speaking Of the Importance oi
patents teaching their children TO love
jesus. A number Of requests for prayei
were read. The children Of Philadelphia
were the special subject Of prayer to-day
This evening the Depot Church was two,
thirds filled, and Mf. Moody preached
from the text "What Think ye Of Christ
Tomorrow evening watch services will
be held. The doors will be opened al
1870, the services beginning at nine and
closing at twelve o'clock.
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The Pittsburgh Manufacturer OF !Sest'
l,y reports a better feeling in the ir
market, without, however, any imFO'
m,nl in prices. 1t regard to nails
Az. that the outlook is regarded
favorable for a healthy spring trade
/, believed that manufactured irons hi
,boat touched hard.pan.
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IT Is stated in some Of the papers that
Messrs. Halstead, Bowles and WatterSon
are going to reorganiae the Independent
party for the next campaign, and that an
address to the Independent voter will soon
be issued. Forster, in his life Of Swift,
the first volume OF which has just been
issued, tells a good story Of the Deans
early efforts at conducting divine service,
He had been appointed to little church
In one OF the rural districts Of Ireland,
and on entering the :chapel for the first
time, found himself and his clerk, q Mr..
Roger, the only,occupantS Of the building
He began the service with great gravity.
"Deariy beloved Roger, the Scripture
moveti you and me In Sundry places"
etc. The address, to the independent
Voter should be modelled after this fash.
ion to be effective. Three copies OF 1t
will do 10 20 round.-S. Louis GLOBE.
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BEttAtRE LooA1s-At their last an.
nuai meeting Bellaife Lodge No. S7s,
100. f., elected the following. officers
for The ensuing yerf: NC, NJ. L. John.
atom v, g., DID. shupei Secretary TIC.
Hoover, Treasurer, Q. y. Bowset; TtuS.
iees, g, g, 8. Baron, Julius Armstrong,
James Fitton. Property Trustee, =, II.
Williams, Relief Committee, II. D. Meek.
4 man living south oi here has taken
advantage Of the late summer weather 70
make garden, and as reward for his
labor he has dSpFing' onions fof sale,
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PORTLAND, Me, December 3O.-The
steamship satdinian, from Liverpool, has
arrived.
san FRANCisco, December SO.-Sailed
Pacific Mail steamer Colorado, for
Panama.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 3O.-The steamship
Winconsin from New York arrived.
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MAYOR SWEENEY has requested a he
,.II. 10 ring in the Centennial YET at
midnight tonight, See his card iH ur
heal columns. By our dispatch' it
r,aI5 seem that the ringing will berry
general tonight throughout the co'AS'
Tbi, i.asit ought to be,
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PHILADELPHIA, December SO.-The
members Of the Executive Committee Of
Rifle Association Of New York are here
trying to gel grounds for a rife match at
the Exposition, in which all foreign
teams are expected 10 Join. Prizes reach
ing $4,000 In value will be offered,
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPF1cR or TnR CtIIRR SIGNAL UHPicRR,
WARRINGTON, d. G., Dec SO-lAM

PROBABILITIES.
For Friday, for Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, rising barometer South West
winds lower temperature and partly
cloudy weather.
For Upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys, rising barometer cool
er North West winds and cloudy wealth
er.
For the Lake Region, a falling followed
by rising barometer, warmer southerly
winds veering 10 cooler westerly winds
cloudy weather or rain.
For the Middle and Eastern States, q
rising barometer, southwest winds, warm.
er, foggy and clearing weather.
For The canal region the temperature
will remain above the freezing point.
The rivers will continue slowly rising
from Cincinnati TO Memphis, without
Overlooking the danger line.
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A f,esnrreniinniat nnctnr.

CHICAGO, December 30-A telegram
was received here this morning stating
that Dr.. +. P. Wilder, who directed the
e&humation Of the corpse recently bar.
relied up and sent to an express Office
here, has been arrested and detained at
Fairfield.
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John E. Grant, convicted OF Of'publishlng
the Toledo Sun and sending II through
the mails, was sentenced to-day TO elgh-
teen months imprisonment and to pay a
nnn nf $500.
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QutrE a number Of manufacturers Of
staple glass wares have suspended opera
ton, having accumulated large stocks,
which must be disposed Of before any
more Ia produced. Manufacturers q q
specialties or novelties, however, Will
keep their works summing, the demand
for productions Of this character being
more nearly equal to the production
ntlsburoi Manufacturer Of yeStertdy.
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THEY no longer say 'slncs the wa" or
"beio' the wa" but II havn't seen YOU
since the earthquake" or "that was The
way we did 1t before the earthquake,
All things considered, II is a decided
Improvement, and may lead 10 the for
getting Of much that should be forgotten,
Richmond Wing.
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VOLUME XXIV-,-NUMBER Ill.


CHICAGO, December SO.-C. G. Clemens,
costumeF :at 2Os State street, shot him.
self in the head, this morning, inaictipg
wound from which he died 10 hours
later. 1t is not known whether he in.
tended suicide or not,
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A WHEEL came of The Cambridge and
Wheeling omnibus Just east Of the former
place recently, and thedtiver was thrown
10 The ground with such violence az 10
disable him from. continuing histrip. But
one passenger was aboard and he escaped
without iniury.-Bdrnsttile EntsrprtSe.
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WASHINGTON.
No Cheeks or Drafts, IT. You
Please.

WASHINGTON, December 3O.-The Sec
retary Of the Treasury declines to re
Ceive checks and drafts In payment o
the debts due the government This vii
prevent National banks from paying
their semi.annual duties In anything els
than lawful money.
CAssIUs NJ. CLAY FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Cassius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky, writes I,
a gentleman Of this city, that his Stat,
will present his name to the Nationa
Democratic Convention In 1875 us
nominee for Vice President.
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sorAR as heard from a majority OF
members Of the National Democr'
Committee are opposed to holding
next democratic National Convent
e,,t Of Cincinnati. Some Of the East
members want the convention held
Pittsburgh. The committee will not
called together until after the Repnl
can Committee shall have acted on
time aud place Of its convention.
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Az Investigation shows that the tFi-
No 'r ra,.main explosion in Boston, lat
D,oJnccl Dr such fatal results, was c1ed
Sr ,be carcIcssness OF an employe o. he
"a, ~ company in leaving open u dFiFu-
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TOMORROW, January lst the stFt
p,,Iray Company will commence selhg
',.t,,. in their cars at the rate Of We
~. oaar,er. They will be sol( in
.,ip. Of five tickets.
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Threatened Indian 1Disturbnnces

SAN Francisco, December 3O.-The
Nelpefces Indians threaten 10 drive the
settlers from Wallowa Valley, Oregon.
They have about eighty warriors. Gen.
Howard las ordered two companies Of
cavalry from Wallowa to protect the
settlers,
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acknowledgement

SPECIAL meetings OF the Western lOn
,,.oeia,ion, and also of the Western IS,
,'.i,,ionof Nail Manufacturers, are card
:, pittsburgh for January 18TH
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SPAIN.

MADRID, December 3O.-The Impartial
newspaper asserts that Spain will shortly
address a communication Of importance
to the various European cabinets on the
subject OF Cuba.
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The Board Of Trade to-day appointed
committee to investigate the subject Ol
discrimination in railroad rates made
by the pool in favor Of other cities and
against Chicago. The discrimination in
favor Of Milwaukee in flour rates was
to-day abolished, and the rates from both
cities henCeiorth will be ninety cents.
A Vicksburg special 10 the Herald from
Summit, Miss, the place to which troop.
we're ordered, says that no armed band oI
men was in Summit at any time. The
Wednesday before Christmas several
young men from Armite county, on 8
drunken spree, talked a good deal aboui
Redmond, intending to annoy and fright
en- him. Redmond had n personal dlffi
Guilty with one Of the men, and he be
came frightened and telegtaphed iol
troops. The dispatch says the citizens O.
Summit are able and willing to protcc
Redmond in the discharge Of his duties
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LITTLE Rock, December S0.-A darkey
named HocketSmith, At 10:46 this even.
ing, shot his wife and another dafkey
named George Scott, killing both. Cause
JEALOUSY.
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The New York Tribune continues
con,olablc and irreconcilablc over
appointment Of Frank Hereford, a sd
West Virginia lawyer" to the chair'l'
ship Of the Committee Oh Commit
IIis experience as captain Of u scof'
the Tug fork Of Sandy counts for n
Ing with the Tribune Familiarity d
the "seng" trade is not enough to guy
man for such an important posttio
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SOME idea OF the enormous potato lop
,,j,ed jS,i this year may be formed from he
.,,,sment that the three Ohio count Oi
I', I,Ee, A.htabula and Portage alone ug
,.y,a . hundred and sixty-nine thou nd
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WE have received the Annual Calen.
der Of the Wheeling 1STELIiaENcGR, for
1870, In point Of mechanical execution
Il il up to its usual high standard.
Thanks gentlemen IS. CIairsri@' C7Uni-
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Further developments in tie case ol
Joseph Bark, the abscondihg Treasurer
show his deialcaIipn to foot up between
100000 and 100000. It's now learned
that he has fled to Canada. lie has con-
iessed to several here that tho system oi
teialcation has been carried on during
his two terms Of office as City Treasurer
by using The cash on hand and his indi'
yidual checks on Lyon, Butk 4 Go.
bankers. The city will not suffer, AZ his
bondsmen are considered ample security
for any deficiency.
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ENGLAND.
TeIeRFaphiC,

LONDON, December 3O.-0n and after
January lst, 1875, the telegraphic tariff
for political and general news, other than
commercial dispatches, to the press, un-
abbreviated and not in cypher, will be
one shilling twenty-five cents In gold)
peF word,
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Puip SIiII HuFned,

HALIFAX, December sO.-A pulp mill
al the EllerShouSe Paper Mill was burned
last evening, Loss 100000.
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MIR bark Defaults for u Quarter
Million.

BUFFALO, NY. December 3O.-Jogepl
f. Bark, City Treasurer, left for New
York yesterday, giving as reason that
he wanted 10 raise money TO meet person.
al obligations, but In fact, rs was subss'
uuently learned, to escape the immediate
consequences Of heavy defalcation
Il is impossible at present TO determine
the extent Of The defalcation, but II il
thought to be a quarter Of a million
dollars. His second term was just
drawing 10 a close, 40 that for
four years he has had control Of the city's
funds. His bonds Of $4,000 are secured
by thirty.Rve OF the most prominent and
wealthy citizens. Before taking his de.
parture Bark made general Assignment
Of his property, which is estimated at
S650,OO0. II Is thought his assets will fall
short Of the amount Of the defalcation.
He has been a very extensive real estate
operator, and built up the eastern part Of
the city known as East Buffalo. He was
prominently named as the Republican
candidate for Mayor at the last term.
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Immense Frand In CROOKED
whisky.

CntcAuo, December SO.-The amount
Of revenue frauds involved In the seizure
Of distillefies yesterday Is greater than
at first supposed. II is thought that
nearly thtee.quatters Of million dollars
will be found due the government from
IhbU
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tiOn was granted to-day by Judge MCCue
in the Brooklyn City Court for the ap,
pointment Of a referee to take the evil
dence Of Theodore Tilton in the other
suit for 100000 damages brought by
Henry G. Bowen against the Brooklyn
Eagle.
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS,
The committee appointed to consider
the Witowsh and Fort Sugg claims find
in their report that both claims are
fraudulent, and that they have passed
through the Office Of the third Auditor
and second Comptroller without such ex-
animation a. the law requires, and that
the third Auditor and Jas, F. Allen and
Geo. Doolittle, clerks in his Office, and
the second Comptroller and Deputy
Curtis and John Wilson, clerks in his
office, had failed to give such claims the
proper examination, and are therefore
chargeable with culpable negligence.
The report does not impute to
any Of these officers or any one connected
with the department corrupt or traudu-
lent purposes. The Secretary Of the
Treasury submitted the report to the
President this morning, and on his re-
turn TO the department showed II TO
Alessrs. Brodhead, Rutherford and Cur.
It's, who promptly agreed to tender their
designations. The report was also shown
to their clerks above named, who will
also resign.
MURDER ANN 1uTCIDE.
Late this morning an officer was called
to No, S56 West Fifty.lhird street, where
he found man named Meyers, his wife
and child in bed, the former insenslble
and the child dead from pistol shot
wounds. 1t is supposed that Meyers did
tho shooting,
Later information from the scene Of
OF the tragedy states that the name Of
the man was Monroe s. Minister. At
about7 o'clock this morning grOans were
heard by woman living In an adjoining
apartment who gave The alarm, and the
room was broken into, when the sense
less bodies Of Minister, his wife and the
dead body Of his child were found, The
man and wife were taken to the hospital
where the doctors pronounced their
wounds fatal. Il Is supposed that Min.
ster first shot his child, then his wife, and
then shot himself. II is thought that
poverty caused him to commit the crime.
FINED AND IMPRISONED.
John E. Grant, convicted of publishing
the Toledo Sun and sending II through
the mails, was sentenced to-day to elgh-
teen months imprisonment and to pay a
fine Of $500.
FREIdHTs by RAIL,
At o meeting to-day OF the representa-.
tiyes Of the Grand Trunk, Vermont Cen.
tral, Boston & Alabany, and New York
CantFRl RailFnNIa II wna rnsolvei IN In.
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The National Rifle Association Of Great
Britain has accepted the challenge Of the
New York Association to take part in
tho match for small bores to be held In
the United States during the Centennial,
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
LONDON, December 30.-The Reuters
Telegram Company publishes the State
ment that the American Minister here,
in the name Of his Government, has ad.
dressed the British Government for the
purpose Of learning its views respecting
a collective Intervention Of the European
powers with the object Of putting stop
to bloodshed In Cuba. The British Gov
ernment has deferred answering def
nitely for the present. This information
comes from a special and authentic
source.
A Berlin dispatch says, meeting Of
the American residents 10 protest against
the comments Of the German press, on
America, has thoroughly attained It's OBJ.
ject. The offending Journals have with
drawn their unfavorable reflections.
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CLEVELAND.
Victims ofthe Little Joker.

CLEVELAND, December 30. = Three
passengers on the Atlantic & Greal
Western Railroad were 0eeced out OIL
$3.50 by three card monte men this morn.
ing. The gamblers jumped from the train
while II was In motion near Bandall'e
Station, One Of the victims followed
them and compromised the matter by
having $3.50 returned. The gamblers
have not yet been arrested.
ICE BARRED.
The tug s. s. Coo, which left this port
for Milwaukee last Monday, returned
here yesterday, not being able to gel
through on account OF the Ice.
CENTENNIAL WELCOME.
Mayor Payne, Of this city, has issued q
proclamation recommending the citizens
to join In welcoming the Centennial year
All the public buildings will DO illumina,
ted tomorrow afternoon, and salute oi
100 guns fred.
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At q meeting to-day of the representa-
tiveS Of the Grand Trunk, Vermont Cen.
tral, Boston & Alabany, and New York
Central Railroads, 1t was resolved to In.
crease the freight rates 10 the old basis Of
75 cents per one hundred pounds to
Chicago. A meeting Of all the railroads
will bo held Shortly:to ratify this action.
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OYsTEw.-Ifyou want No. one Oysters
for the holidays call al the old stand
"0yster Bay" 220 Union street, where
you can get them by the can, case, quart,
or by the meal cooked in every style,
First class meals at all hours, Of every
thing the market or adj accent country
affords, and gotten up in the most recher'
che manner. J4coD DURsT,
PropriCtor.
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The mob have captured the jaiTor, and
have just had an Interview with him,
and without finding the prisoners. The
cavalry have all gone off, after first or.
dering the infantry to keep the jaiIor
under guard until they returned. The
suppOsition Is that they have forced from
him knowledge Of the whereabouts Of
the Sherif'Sith the prisoners. The com.
mander OF the cavalry ordered the in.
fantry 10 remain in their position until
they returned, whether II be one or FIVE
hours. REPORTER.
CHARLESTON, 12 MIDNIGHT.
The cavalry Is searching all the houses
adjacent to the jail, and the infantry are
still Quartered in the Court House yard.
REPoRTER,
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LOUISVILLE, December 30.-The City
Council tonight authorized Mayor ia
cobs to have the city buildings illumina-
ted, the fire bells rung, and one hundred
guns fired on the advent Of the new year
and centennial anniversary Of our re-
public.
NEw YORK, December S0.-Dispatches
from various points announce that the
Centennial year will be ushered In by IL
luminAtions, the firing Of salutes, ringing
Of bells and torChlight processions.
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REytvAiA among the coloted people In
the South have suspended during the
'poasum season.