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RIyER NEVIS.


The weather to-day is warm and pleasant.
Tho r;ver has rocoda, f,ot ., ;noho. s;,,o
Aho i'sel Aas leoeuoa iooe ihc'les since our
last report, Wleh ~ feet IN the channel at noon
| 10 day.
poo,a. raau;no To-day nana&,ho. ;o
.IulIa No 3. Ia,lisvijls, fTs,teI Srafas. Man.
Ilnhis. CONS. MIl1ar. NV sflrleans Chas Mr.
ran.
Arrivals ana penartures. There ware mn ar
rivals outsi,le al the packets YESTERDAY. The
Lxchange departed for PittsDurg and the
| Andes lor VheaIinu. -
a n''' ''f nsos'
Special to the Star.
PITTsRuRa. Auoush 1A-1u A. M-P;yer foet
| and falling. " eafher ciear and tbermon,ets,
"a steg. '-'0''''''-
RrownsviiieMsH feat in the Mononoabal.
and falling. ~
Kice's Landng-5k feet and rising.
Wheelfng-e feer 4inches and falling.
Mariatt'r-7 fee5 and aiiinr
| Midiieport- River ialiiix Slowly.
| fI{nt,m~ton -Jf fset and fajIing
.Galliuol,s-Riyer still failing.
/ fTontonMThe river here continues recedJn q
| e,o,r,v ~ ,-'s, ''SfS i'eeu'ns
| Moraantcwp. w. va.-Riyer falling. with ~
;nc,,es t,tu III tl,e cnanneli i"'ink' WIN ~
pn,tsmo,,ih MI ~ NJ var faIlino SLOWLY
Franxf1,f-6 feat Il, in.hes an,;y faI,in.
inu,sv;iie q fs,.t II inches at tba baad =; tho
lanai any ees st " she a als ~ ,ne pass
tias.,,, aato,,n. M INA riva. IL fatIi,,r so
| 20 ta' ~ u inSh mar ho,,r - 'Ao
" Sa II Sh hy,iil,as-aH Il reaf IN tha c,,uher,ana On
Harnetn shoair. ami falling. A y" ~
Gaffo-4a feet inches and falling.
ttfia lRoeGS Arl ansas Id feat AMI fallinr
Me%,n,son ve,, ris,ag slowly "no i"'iins'
Iba 4 n Church co,n5nences load;na Now.
aav ~ Sor II Newd l,:leans -o"''e DAon-
The Cbamp,on ia. q makes tbree n,easure
trins +, Iaiifornia. tlbio1 fo-morrow Jeaytno
thu foot Of Walnut street at 1880 A. M, 2 and
p. M.
arrived at t~Pittsbulg.
,the ehimneys originally put MP on the Rosa
Miller have been taken down, tney being too
SIN all to afford sufficient draft She will leave
Pittsburg on her lirst and maiden trip to :
morrow.
The Governor Allen is at Indian Guyap,
working hard to raise the propeller Wayerly, !,
The louisville and Portland canal IL fnlI Of
mud, anii iinpassabc for ncavy boats.
The Glasgow has laid up at Evansville.
The large and elegant sideWheel steamer
Charles Morgan leaves this evening for New
south We she Morgan as sUS q
Gne hanqsomest and most elegantly equipped,
in % the Cincinnati and New Orleans trade. trad - %
laptain James IL, Peppers neat and fleet
| Cons. Millar returns to Memphis this evening"
The Mlllar is one of the most popular boats IN
the TRADE. - .T
The Julia 10. 2Eeturns to the Kanawha river
plea pleasure seekers viii iad the ksnaWhs one e q
amount am % of good snng and hunting. ne n and nosts
Of good people to assist in making a traveller
i The g sisssnt ste,msr United States is the
Louisville mailboat leeying this evening. The
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-14
RUPTURE---How CURED.


MIR. GEORGE e. EAKINGs, OF PHIIADELPHrS
WRITES THE FOLLOWING INTEREsrING PA1.
To the Editor Of the New York Sun;
SIR-For several years / was af1icted with.
rupture and suffered from the use OF trussoA
Casually noticing III your paper q recommends
alton Of Or. Sherman q your city, and abcutI
the same time meeting Mr.. ]. W. Ayres, 81
Camden, N. j., who informed that he had been
victim to rupture and was cured by DR.. ShBr-
mans treatment felt animated. and wefiel
|straghtway to New York, consulted DR.. Sher-I
man, and had him adapt his remedies to my,
case. 1t was to me q happy occurrence, and r
shall ever feel grateful to you and Mr.. Ayres
for having directed my attention to DR.: Sher-
man. as well as TO MIN for the safe and com
forta-le manner In which he treated my case.
My mind was greatly oppressed, and my future
was shadowed, as was trying various trussosl
for helpwith no other result than vexation and
injury. But now being sound again, ANA real
izing it's felicity, feel 1t my imperative, duty
to add my testimony in favor OF DR.. Sherman's
remedies, and to recommend the ruptured to 70
! TO him with the fullest confidence OF being ben.
~ GEO. e. EAKINGs, l,oa Palmer st
Philadelphia, March "a, 1875.
We cheerfully publish the foregoing comr1u-
nication, believing it may result in benefit Nd
some one. Mr.. Eakings is a subscriber to THn
viii viii @ doubtless reach many sasTess wo VIII
with our v0uching for Its trutffUlnesss have
cause to feel as grateful toward him as he n0u,
feels toward DR. Sherman.
The foregoing remarks from the New York
Sun must be chosring to those who are ruf-
tured.
The cure is, effected by DR.. sHERMAN'S
method Without any operation, simply by ex-
ternal local applications, both mechanical and
medicinal, made daily by the patient, who,
while under treatment, can perform any kind
Of labor, or take the most active exercise with
perfect security from dangers or fnfiamed and
strangulated Rupture, without the suffering and
out interfering with the progress Of cure.
DR.. Shei mans office, Park Row, corner Ann
street, New York City. Generalization free-
Terms moderate. Persons from the country,
day. Descriptive book mailed for 10 cents,
fau2-d&w-a.
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The above cut represents the Hon. Daniel q
United States, as seen when attacked VITA
STRANGUL ATED RUPTURE. efNs. ,N7
Mr.. Dickinson suffered intensely, notwith.
standing he had the best surgical aid. Every-
thing was done that science could suggest, ana
died in great anguish on tine thru oay. This
is o fearful warning to those who are rnptured
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HOGS-Quiet and firm. We quote: Stocksrs
50 50a7 90; common 70 good, light, sOas 10;
CATrLE-No change Total range for COM
mon to good 80 boa6 90 per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP--Market quiet at previous prices.
Fair to good are quoted $3 0Ja4 20 per Genital
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pOrI MbHH0fcHOf, IN h0uor Oh Lnelr re'
cent return from Europe.
The Water-works Board has prohib.
tied street sprinklefs from using water
until the pump at the pumping-houss ia
liked.
A camping party, consisting of George,
James aud Scott Pagen, VIII Stricksr,
Harry Anstead, Ben Donaldson, Ed,
Paget and "Goyernor0 Dix, of the An.
stead Fishing Grub, left for DeCourcey
station, on The Licking, to-day. They
take along . full camp equipage, and ex-
pect to be absent for a week.
+ Thirteen car loads of new wheat ar
rived in the city yesterday, over the
Short-iine railroad.
At the Harvest Home picnic at Alex
andria, Miss Kate .Renan is ANNOUNCED
to make balloon ascension.
Barracks News--Twenty-seven cases
Of chiiis and fever ut the hospital, the
probable efect OF the recent overflow.
Three hundred and sixty recruits are
awaiting orders for removal.
MIR. irwin Taylor, late of this county.
is now an extensive stock raiser in Bour.
bon county.
Fifty msn are now at work on the res.
ervoir.
Bishop Toebbe will administer the
right Of confirmation at Corpus Christi
Church, on Chestnut street, tomorrow
afternoon. 4..,
The Cincinnati Apollo Dramatic Club
will give an entertainment In Eclipse
Hall, Tor the beneilt Of the Protestant
Orphan Society. The day has not yet
been hxsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

..GIuFuE' the Washington corr .-.,...
of The Chic 10 Times bT-ui"-
Ger. Sheridan. conn .-.s '..-- - .'-,s--i
v-..,.g.. -. IN, aas..r.. .--Hac.'- N.-l iae-.
- /" .,..t.'.' 81, with some -4Dl other
n. a.. ".,r.Oi> Z was al cedar Creek
- 9 - -c morning Ct October go. 1>A IL
-. as in several other comfortable par
,.CularS, enc Philip II. Sheridan hat The aH-
Nantag, over me. lie was al WmcHe~'.r.
w. tIfE miles away Hg had been Iae-.. ::
number o. days He therefore proceeds To
announce that Sheridan was not present
q. aiiaJ the battle Oi Cellar Creek. 81
v a. there and can prove IL SAY, tl. war
nor. ana shows that Gen. Wright. command
cr ~ tae th corps deserves all the credit a al
that sheridan arrived "a few moments before
O'Clock. Now, ~ We are not grievOusly
ml>ta ken. Gideon" was at that time diVid-
ing hI> time and attention between rolling
and UnTOlljng 10 or - feet OF wooden com
tOTtel around his narrow throat, ami picking
up police items Tor daily newspaper II he
was in the army il was a. a drummer boy.
for MS statue. i'm those days. aS now. was
such that none bat a Lilliputi3n army would
have accepted him. Bat. even il he was "a
drummer, it must have been for New EAg-
!and Suspender house. OF his valor a. a
warrior there is no question. His brief en-
counter with George Alfred Townsend prov
eel that. But his efforts To rob Gen. sheridan
oI his fame are so preposJerous that they de
serve only TO be laughed at. In the langua 90
or that other military leader. Gideon -
equal IN courage, and aGtipodes in size:
Lord Lord how this world j. given 10 lying.
i ITscUVO Tribune.
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THE WISCONSIN CHARLIE ROSS.-The
Fond du Lac wis Commonwealth says:
"Ihey have been making good deal OF noise
all over the country, and at Black River
rails especially. concerning child that re
sembled Charlie Ross AmysteriOus woman,
who did not unveil her face, left the chill
with Black River Falls family. Suspicious
were aroused, and the minions of the law set
out in pursuit of the woman. They found
her at her fathers. d Mr.. Relyea, ten miles
from the village. The child in question be-
longed To the daughter. who is unmarried
and who had LETT II in the town TO prevent her
parents knowing that she was an Innarsria1
liioIieI. i WIN lne>e lew preliminary re
marks we will proceed TO shock Fond diI IA.
nerves by stating that the Miss Relyea jn
question boarded i'm Fond du Lac a short
illne thfee years ago last October. She went
from mere 10 Oshkosh, from which citv She
came to Fond du Lac. and there the little
bogus charlie Ross looked upon the world"
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EXPLOSIVE oILS.-The telegram of q r.v-
DAYS ago stating that loo barrels Of kerosene
laa been seized in ottawa. Canada. GecaDS..
~ would explode at 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
shows 10 now large an extent this low stand
aru. .death-dealing iuid iS sold. The fact i no
Doubt true OF Washington. aS the BROOKLYN
tagle says II l. of that city, that in spite OF
'tHe legal precautiOn taken 10 prevent am.
punish the sale OF explosive Oils. there is still
grea deal OF kerosene sold in that city and
elsewhere which Is below the explosive test. In
a general sense. all petroleum oils which will
burn freely in Il lamp are explosive. if heated
10 their explosive point; bur an oil which Will
stand the government test of 10 degrees il
safe enough in sensible hands. because id can
not reach that temperature either by the heat
OF the atmosphere or the flame at the wick;
and II the people will put the can on the stove
when there Is hot fire in the latter, the deaf
er who sold the oil will certainly be exonera-
ted ut the inquest.
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NOslf, aE NOiE.TGN.
Isis Testimony Ea-.taV

NEW YORK January l~-Iae frIa3 uI the
I.tfsu- ErertfHI rsr~ Wst~ rt~ fTiI.1 iI BrsBklyn
To-day With fHn usual crowd. Mrs. llIipn.
v.in Mr. tlsi3 ar3 Nr-. >3aauatu o-cu-
pied tIclT customary --af~. NJ apt Mr.
HHC.ilaT wgIr fU' For tn-lG seals when tlC ease
opened AI"uitss'~ examination wa cpItiH-
U'st He Was ~nDuua paper and identified u a <
Al> nr~t >'aieIH,Ie To tBa JDEmltfFr This
wasTr'paIti and submitted to the inycsti-
-gifuE committee July Ita. I rca 10 To
Bc"vurr before sending g. o. the commit
Tee az nay hons uu THE same date. ]
todd him J l.1 been invited o. appear
before nI~ commit -,. tha night. ana had pre-
pared the statement which read 70 aim. ana
hc Thought it was = issr and honorable one
H ,o!d iHc ,am. ,aI.- To- my Vie ald j told
nm. .--. -.-f---.
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\ MAN WHO OUTRAGED ALTTTLE G GIRL
HANGED By A MoB-C. ". Dliery, who was
charged With committing a rape on a little
girl nine years Old. near Urbana. Ohio, on
Tuesday last. was hanged yesterday morn
ing by mob of about forty masked men.
who went To the Jail and captured and bound
the guards. battered down the door. and took
the prisoner, and. after giving him q few min
Utcs To pray. hanged h.m 10 a tree i'm front OF
The courthouse. A large crowd gathered at
The scene, but the lynchcrs had posted a
strong guard. and the feeble efforts made 10
Htcriore with Them was unsuccessful. After
all Signs of life had ceased In the suspended
man the lynchcrS quietly dispersed. but the
body hung AN hour before il was removed by
the coroner. Public opinion il decidedly Ina
iavoT OF The lyncherS. The hTtls girl il in
shocking condition, and IL il thought cannot
recover
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Di.trict t:rairs in Cnnsresa.


rI TIIFrH AGAINST 4 TAIIE"AB DEPOT DS
sA~-tCUU-ETTt AEGNrE.
In Tie senate to-day M CslA.t.is Pre-
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a. 49,, g.
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80 H'N ". .'t-. J.. y. 81 i-ii ell Jos ~.
'uNh''- =. \" t''i".it- VI. -. ANA dyo.i
twenty o'HcE1. an ifpi.eI >-hJElcl-. f'ilpn
j.'.i;.- a-.t.H-' Pa. -',tNi ,tlih"at 81 ds.g
IN tt >"ttl ~.',' go Massachusetts q -,irIH. in
- a~U:UgrCn - -. btl'l'hH.v 727 DIip rail-
Tga8 gunHaly where lie lar."r nov. nT,p1,
ts establish IT, To vii. p.i square gsI, hacJjI~
lup ~a.I avenue Il ono of the longest 81 no
tae NoYv longest. = a.i +, c-rsaipiv 'l... mos
i,nffi iIul ami I.a-s-r. l,Ir ,.1l,rt.. t,~,rlgfl
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49, = 80, -, H.. MS. ~ - ..,f ~ rs,
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@ @--' ~ ,.@ .. 90 '.' ' - %
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F-il.IH., -i-3y,t 90 .Naili'- strong, fsi ,-tt an
others. pl' }i.z u.t' tn" oyaIt oi AUt. fl.
tic t'~.I-'i 90 Columbia oc rHtt tui"o Il settle
ail r'-Gn-. Hs provided by -.IIe atj ty. IN.
government Inc District o; fiHIu1.... ami
laf Len pUrposs-. approved June -. l>.t-
Referred 70 the District Committee. IHe
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F0RTY-THIRD CONGRESS,

NIoSrAE. Janaar. IS
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~.,"t' t'...~. '..'..'' .. committee o. IT.
".,'t.'r
Mr. scott present petition ot citizens os
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W.fad-G', a. proportion ,. In5..I- .s.sa. D..
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.u .ae proportion Fla-..t,-I .,s .aW.
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specie mas lgfr-s ami b.. ..s r..I., -.rr.'
Senate rill 10 provide. 5,r ralir'..... i..-
collected.
The Hons" b.l losme1I rIa national HfnS
act ,iHd uN;E- ,nt compensation Bi Ha .tuIs.
bank examiners Was ..s-a up. considered
ai.i lHid over
NJ Mu.slA called uu fHn io-i Iar.va. Ey-
.,utlEv ANA Jud.eiaI appropriation Diii Il
>5.ig' l.aJ 'ae bin a, j. cam. ;ram 'hr HoV-s
ml5tps lad iu,.ressrt j. t3 -is.5.I 81. en- In,
rI'&-" nt ~.f1.5It over tas bin 3- passed by
't. haa-,- 4H psisivi.sti H.T- sol fl. sTsta.--.
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BoUQUEr~ 10 SwTETFN THE BIECHEH
bTSINFS-.-A novel feature in fh' Brooklyn
scandal trial is the flower business. Various
Far>onagcs on the Defendants side OF The suit
have been presented with bouquets from out
side friends and sympathetic admirers The
plainLh'S side OF ihe house SAT hDwcclesS.
Observing this. the par,i~ag> OI That Interest
yesterday cnte9NOTct 40 destroy tho moral
effect OF Thursdays floral offerings. tn
plaintiff and the plaintiff table were deep
rated with bouquets testimonials 0i thr lie
NotiOn o, Stanch tei2nJS. The other parry wa
not rcmi>>. and the report of Fridays pro
c"cclu"N l~ pUnCjuatej " ia bWChpS Dt How
erS sent 10 both parties. This is new mani
itNlailnn OF thai kind OF goodwill that j.
called popular" III" air of the court room
j. very bdd-cycn mcphitic," according 10
the reporters. The perfume of these tributes
oi sympathy may SweeJen things bun tI.
more preltlly t3ey represent the pa artisan SEN
ument> @! their Sordcr~. the more they holm
to btlItte The real issues at slake-N J.
Tunes. luth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

THENIAssAcursErrs SFN,r

THE MASS ACHUSErTs sSFNATORSHIP-Th
latest developments concerning the MasSa-
rhu>ejtS SenaiOr>hip are those stated in a
telegram from Boston 'Da ives and HOar will
develop about equal strength on ballot and
a> thc friends OF each are determined very
strong hlHt> are thrown ont OF "a cDntenplate1
FUSION OF democrats ami conservative reDub-
LefnS 90 john Quincy Adams. The repubii-
cams viii hold a caucus on Monday IO-daYl
20 fnedIatcly after The adjournment of the
legislature, and will haliot on Tuesday for
senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

ELooDrHIRsTY VILLAIN CONVICTED
John b Anderson. who entered the shops OF
ihe NailingfOrd Wheel Company, in New
Haven, Conn. last March. with revolver i'm
each hand, and fired eleven shots at a work
man agatns whom he had grudge, killing
Horat1o 6. Hall and woundinx two or three
others. mas been convicted OF murder in the
first degree in the superior court in New
Haven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

RS-Forty-fi degrees below zero cOnoealeJ
the mercury al Fort Fetterman. in the north-'
western wiids, on Saturday.
The conservation OF the Rev F. w
Adams. bishop-elect of New Mexjco and
Arizona, took place at New Orleans yester-
day.
81 VIM. c. Eddy. vino. with James Harris
was arrested in New York on the charge of
attempting to swindle Beecher hy means ora
forged check, was honorably discharged sat
urlay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

EX-SENATOR NYE-Inc Pjtar5rg DI~-
patch Suy~:-L Senator Nyc. of Nevada.
one Oi the b.>,-lookiEG ncn ,,ua tlJ-. hgHpT-
o,S and eloquent orators whom Tie United
STATES Senate ha> contained ir oj;r day. g.
YIN" az lhc residence -; hi daughter. in
New orA city. q complete wreck. He has
u"d >olie'll- - the brain. \yr was the
h'cSL Gator i'm New York for the Van Barren
y-.,tr IT, the earliest day oi free soil lie sa-
Inc police commissioner appointed Hy tie
state government 70 deprive Fernando
" D3i q. police authority as mayor Of Ne"
\ oih Nye arrested " NYoj ia person. IN tla
midst Ol Imminent danger oi a bloody battle
between several thousand police. one side
representing IN" city. tGc o-Eer+ta7 state aH-
tEorJy. He was made hr>J governor cd
nevada. and was elected 10 sh' senate
lie took fair rank among tuc hC-t orators @.
tnt Pacific coast, such Ss Gen. Baker. STAR
King, and Tom Fitch. Although poor ana
careless about money. y sc LJH almost a.
many friends aS amy man al his Time, Z
few months ago he was struck Win vert 20
IN the street aud taken home, It was un-
l.ced soon atJetWtEL that his mind was
a>jray. and he could NOT answer questions
with amy appositcurS>. Long Intervals oI
memory and CnUsC!nU >uc~> would return lDT
day. and then the intelligence wUul grow
WaEward again. Two or three days ago ha
imagined himself lead ana waiting for his
coffin. Another time he desired Jp TAX" Hi-
lie. He suffered 40 pain whatever. bat uI~
physicians pronounced his disease To b. r
probable .mCugabiC ~rtteuias of tha brain
that would soon relieve ulm from human
Lcip flu pity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

y FIRE IN BALTIMORE on SATURDAY night
greatly damaged the upper stories of the large
iron building of the Consolidated real estate
and insurance company on the southwest
corner OF SoSIth ANA German streets. The fire.
was confined TO the building. Loss estimated
al from thirty TO thirty We thousand dollars
nearly all OF which is fully covered by in
Lstt
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GLADSTONE on POPE PIUs IN-Glad-
stone has written AN article on the speeches
OF Pope Plus TX. which appeared i'm the
London Quarterly Review. file Sketches a
history of the Pope's reign, and points out
uhe Increased SubSerNicnce OF the Roman
Catholic clergy, and concludes that the mass
OF the people OF the British nation now repu-
dates the pretensions OF the Papacy more
eagerly and resolutely than IL has for many
general foDS -s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

THE PREsBYTERIANs OF Philadelphia. de-
sirous of honOring the memory of Rev Dr.
John WitherA poon. the celebrated Preshyfe-
rian divine of revolutionary fame have de-
cided To erect a statue to his memory i'm Fair
mount park in iss6. He was the only minis
OF Indepe udence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

SENATOR'S ScHURZ's SrcCrssop Tl,a
Mis>ouri democrats have carried ouf their
purpose OF retiring senator Schurz 10 private
llle altef March next. Their legislative can
Frank NJ Cockrell his successor as Cnited
States Senator.
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The thoughtful communication of North
ern Neck King George county. Va upon
industrial ana agricultural matters in the
neishborhooJ OF Washington will repay a
careful paru>si
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STRIKE lTENs,-The female operatives of
Ae .4.-ls al Fall River. Mass. have resolved
10 strike ro'S'av: a. Ile strikes OF the ice
ciose by the companies complying with their
uehlahds. - The East river N. Y. long
Sshoreinen, who have been holding OUT oc
l,aI';, celts an hour. are reported 10 have
1eClded 10 resume work al The same rate a.
norm llNer men, 80 cents per hour.
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KIDNAPPED SPaNIARD.-Thc New York
Mercury tells story that may be labeled ra-
marsable, II true. ID i to the effect that the
Spaniard, Fernando Garcia. who sold The
stolen Murilio picture, was kiinapDed on
Broadway by Spanish agents a week ago
placed on board o. a steamer and sent TO
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NAVAL rFDEg~-Ile.f. y. T.. WvcEoa
uIi"le3 r1 Tire receiving snip Potomac. Phil
stdeliHl#- Acting ~ailuaser John , Bvrne
q" fHe ErusalVn. Lieut.. Commander VIM
g. tlOA td> reported Hts return home. having
i'tI t"t3"iirO from the Sartuty DI the .;ltn
OI November last. and has been placed on
wa JILS orders Lieut. comma lder TnO~ !. .
Wade irpnI tus receiving snip al Boston. on
tur - p4 February next. amt granted leave
Gl absence Tor one wear Lieut.. \. &. Nc
Nee. an fruH Ihe photographic Office ami
oTderet lO the t>iS>Ic station per steamer oi
.Oju inst from san Francisco. Commander
Richard / Law ordered 10 command the Die
iatoT a Key West. Florida Lieut.. Richard
Rush 10 tue receiving snip Potomac. Phiia-
utiphia. Master CHsrfr~ Y. Clark 10 Tbe
Michigan. Capt Wm. + Spicrr detached
from the command Of the Dictator on rba re-
porting at h.N relief. aud ordered ID return
nome and report arrival.