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Inc Tramps In TroubIe.

PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, December 23.-The
Supervisors Of Orange county have taken
the tramp dilemma by the horns, and
expect to rid the community entirely Of
the nuisance. Up to the lst Of Novem.
ber Of this year, there were between
II, 900 and 1900 tramps fed and lodged
at public expense in tie county, costing
about $4,000. Late in the season, the
town Of Minisink, having an average
Of twenty applications a day for relief
from trsmpS, adopted q plan which
has worked 80 we'll that they have now
only an average ofOne applicant week,
A building was leased in Unionville, and
converted into lookup. When a tramp
applied to the POor.master for food and
lodging he was put in the lookup, which
had no furniture but a stove and wooden
bench. A warm fire was kept up, aud tie
tramp was furnished pound OF crack
ers and all the water he might drink. In
the morning he was released, and never
tarried to accept the hospitality Of that
place again. The number was In short
time reduced TO almost nothing, and the
cost from seventy.iVe cents day per
head to few cents. The town OF Wall.
kill adopted the same plan or q similar
one, and has reduced It's allowance
from thirty 6 day 20 two or thres 9
week. These fRetb would seem to estaLs
lish beyond doubt the theory OF intercom.
munication among the great army Of
vagrants, those behind on the road being
warned OF the new order OF things by the
advance guard which has tested it. The
enormity Of the tramp burden alarmed
the Supervisors at their annual session
Just closed, and a law was drawn up,
adopting, in . measure, the Alinisink
plan. Each town is required to erect or
lease suitable lookup, at q nominal ex.
pense, the money being appropriated for
the purpose, and every tramp applying
for relief iis, On dDnplaiab to ,be arrested
and taken before magistrate, who will
commit him to the lookup at hard labor
and prison fare for not leas than thirty
nor more than sixty days. In Sussex
county, New Jersey, they have had
a plansin operation fOrt some months
which has driven every professional
tramp out Of its precincts, although be.
fore Il was overrun with them, An in.
closure was added to the county Jail, in
which every tramp caught in that county
was committed and net TO breaking stone
for a stated period. When released he
was furnished with ticket Of leave,
good for twenty.fOur hours. II, at the
expiration Of that time, he was found in
the county, hisTarrest followed, and he
was sentencedto ! long tefm Of tbrdakipg
stone and prison fare, Your professional
tramp loves liberty and good victuals
and lodging, and hates work; so Sussex
county Is given q wide berth by him, and
the army, from Maine to Texas, knows
the locality, .tI
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The river came up booming yesterday,
Last night the marks at the wharf indi'
Gated 10 feet 4 inches.
The Express did not get of yesterday
until 2 Pm
The John Dippold passed up with a
tow Of empty barges,
The steamers Rees, Star Of the West
and Market Boy were not running yester.
day. The 0'Neal arrived from Steuben.
vile and returned,
The Courier Is the regular ParkersbuTg
packet this morning,
The steamer Hudson will leave for Gin
oinnati at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The Harrison passed up, en- route for
New Cumberland,
The Fearless is en- route Tor Wheeling
with two bargeS Of pig iron, one Of ore,
and several empty bargeS.
ny Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December A.-River IL
feet | | inches and rising; weather cloudy.
At Oil City the Allegheny river Is 0 feet
and stationary; weather cloudy.
CAIRO, December A.-AFrived-Tobt.
Mitchell, New Orleans; Belle and s. H,
Long, ST. Louis. DepArted-Mitchell,
Cincinnati; Scudder, st. Louis. River
13 feet ! inch and falling. Weather
clear. Mercury % degs.
NASHVILLE, December A.-River ris.
Ing slowly, Arriyed-None. Departed
-Eddyville, for Cairo.
MEMPHIS, December 2l.-River fell 9
inches. Weather clear and warm. Ar.
riyed-EllN, White river. Departed
Grand Lake and barges, Ohio river. A
merry Christmas to all along the line.
LouIsvILLE, KYy December a.
Weather warm and clear. River rising,
s feet 3 inches In canal; 0 feet 3 inches on
falls. Arrived-Parker, Memphis; Che.
rokee, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, o., December N.--Riycr
IS feet 0 inches and rising. Weather
clear tonight, and mild. Arrived-J. D.
Parker, Memphis; Emma Graham, Pitts.
burg, Departed-Andes, Wheeling.
ST. Lol Is, December 24.-Arrived-
none. Departed = Kinney, Vicksburg;
Clinton, New Orleans; Belle Of Mem.
phis, Memphis. River risen A inches.
Weather clear and very warm.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 2l.-A resolution
was adopted that until January ID the
Board OF Trade will hold no more after.
noon sessions, FlOur-Dull and nominal.
Wheat-Irregular, but In the main lower
No, 2 Chicago spring 9SAc bid spot; 00Ac
January 97AC February; No. ) Chicago
spring 7Sc; rejected 6ia65c. Corn- De.
mand light but holders firm; No. 2, ASc spot;
4SkC January; 43o February. 0alE-QQ'et
and unchanged, Rye Steady aud un.
changed, BarlOy-Eair demand at lower
rates; S2aSSc spot SlIGc December; SOC
February. Dressed HOgs-Dull at 7ISa7NC
Pork-Generally unchanged, but some sales
rather lower; $40 05 spot; $40 Scale S9h
February. Lard-Quiet and weak at $l2l7Il
a2O 0O spot; $12 371ial2 20 February. Bulk
Meats - Steady. Whisky = 81 00)G bid,
81 l0Asked; sales at 81 OK,
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, December 2l-Cotton-
Dull at l2sSc. Flour-Dull. WheAt-DulI
al o. 2Sal S6. COrn-Flm at 4Sa4Oc. 0Ei
Quiet at 35a4Sc, Rye and BArley-Quiet
and unchanged. Pork-Dull at $40 90 spot
S2i 90 seller March. Lard-Dullj steam
$l9 S5a1Y SIX; kettle $l3 Goals 30. Bacon
Steady at yNal9al2Nc. Bulk Meats
Steady and unchanged. Whisky Demand
falr and market firm at 81 II.
Hons-Dull; common light 50 23aG 40
fair to good packing 81 O6a7 To- choice
heavy 81 OOa7 Is.
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BALTIMORE, December 2i.-Flour-Dul
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; No.
western red 81 34at 35; Pennsylvania ret
81 35ai 3s. Corn-Dnll: western mixed
new 6Sa8SNc. Oats-Dull and nominal
Rye-Dull at S0aS5c. llay-Quiet Ant
steady, Maryland and Pennsylvania S22 o.
a24 90. Pfovisions-Quiet and steady
Pork-NeW $2i 90. bulk Meats-Should
ers So; clear rib iONaiic loose; SNa11Nt
ike packed. Bacon-shouldefs 1OaiOhc
clear lib iSai3kc. 1Gams-i54ai6C. Lart
Dull, but steady, crude lSai9Kc; rGfinet
iSai3Iic. Buttef-Active and firm; west
ern extras 29a30c; fitSts 96a2sc. Petroleum
-Nominally unchanged. Coifee-Nomi
nally unchanged. Whisky-Dull ANT
heavy al Sii4X,
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Marine Intelligence.

QuEENsTowN, Dec, 24.-Ihe Steamship
KenilwOrth which left Liverpool on the
18th for Philadelphia has returned here,
having lost her propeller,
LONDON, December 24.-The steam.
chips Nova Scotia, from Baltimore and
the Java from New York have arrived
out,
SAN FRANCsco, December 24.-Ths
Pacific Mail steamer Grenada, from Pana-
ma, arrived.
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ChegnteIIigstreer.
CIIRIsTMAS.

MIA time honored custom to indulg'
:, y, lengthy leader on the recurrence o
,,sh Christmas day, explanatory Of it
ti.ory and cxhortatory Rs toits proper
ob,eryancc, but inasmuch SS 70 have de
,,,el so much of our space on another
n,,e to interesting articles about tht
l,S we shall not try to compete witt
the. ,b,n in the readers attention, lest We
m,, suffer by comparison, but cOntsni
apt.elyes by simply wishing tor each and
,l oionr patrons a happy holiday,
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From The Detroit FREQ Press
Entering a saloon on Larned street
west the other day, q man laid an old,
spawned fifty cent. ShinplNster on the
bar, and called for beer.
The bartender surveyed the old relic,
turned IL over, and replied:
"Dot isn't 80 goOt d some brown pa.
per-"
"Do you go back on The Government
Of the United statcs?o demanded the
stranger.
"Ykore Is dot government| \
"Right there, sir. The Government Of
the great United States Of America iSsned
that ShinplaSter, and agreed to redeem
it,"
II never heard about dot" replied the
bartender, pushing the money away.
an make you hear Of it mighty quick
II you don't hand out the beer and give
me my change"
"Ycu mean Something's. You start n
row%
ayes, l mean something. III have the
United States Supreme Court In this bar
room In les'n half an hour, and before
noon I'll have you poklng your nose be.
SVhat IdoSsIehr TggG.t.EE.}
"You reiuaeto take that money"
"But It ish no goot"
"What did YOU isSue II for?'
~ didn't make no money
"Wasn't that money made by tie Gov.
ernment? ?' demanded the stranger. "Who
is The Government? Why the people, Of
course. | am part Of the Government,
you arc another part, and so on. | aid
ed 10 issue that money, and 80 did you,
and we promised 10 redeem II. Now, you
rake In that promise to pay, and give Inc
my change, or l'llget up the biggest law
suit you ever heard Of" 49, .
@Nho shall take him Of meT' inquired
The bartender, as he picked up the money.
"Any one you offer II to, or he'll be lia.
bic to suit for false pretenseS. Go right
up 10 the pdstolice with II, demand silver,
and II they Won't exchange yod can get d
lawyer to shut the shop.
The man took II and handed out the
change and the beer, and as the stranger
passed out, lie called to his wife and
asked; '"JE fHSti EEl'J I +.
"say, Katrina, what you links nowF
"Some more taxes, Henry"
"NO more daxeS, but am some oil der
government, and you are some Of der
government, aud der baby In der Cradle
"a leedle pit Of der government, and |
shall get some new gl0ze aud vote for
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owen County Troubles.

LOUISVILLE, December 24.-It seems
that the Owen county troubles are not
yet burned Oub hut that somebody Ia
still ready and determined 10 fan the
flames and keep alive the bitter spirit
resulting from the troubles. Thomas
Walker, IL will be remembered, was one
Of the posse that formerly acted under
the command OF Willis Russell, and while
acting in the capacity Of special bailiiI
Of the United States Court was accused
Of shooting George Meflort, who has
since been convicted in the United States
Court on q charge OF conspiring against
the United States Government. Some
time after the Oven county troubles
Walker was indicted In the Owen County
Court for shooting Meffort. The United
States Court secured his release on q
writ Of habeas corpus, and he was tried
and acquitted by the Federal power.
Recently the civil court again indicted
Walker for the same .oaense. The trial
resulted In his being sent to jail by order
Of Judge McManama. The United States
Marshal is now trying 10 secure Walkers
release on another writ Of habeas corpus.
A writ lIas been Issued by the United
States Court, but II has not yet been
nnRvnI
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICR OP TlIR ClIlRP SIHNAL OFFICKRt
WASlIINGTON, d. G., Dec 2j--l 4. N. }

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OPPICR OP TlIR ClIlRP HIHNAL OPFICKR,
WASnINGTON, d. G., Dec 1-lAM.
PROBABILITIES,
For Saturday, in the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, rising barometer, west
erly winds, and warmer, clear weather.
For Tennessee, The Ohio, Upper Mis-.
sisslppi and Lower Missouri Valleys and
the Upper Lakes, rising barometer, cool.
er northwest to southwest winds, and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, westerly winds
cooler and clearing weather, and rising
barometer.
For Middle and Eastern States, south.
west winds, stationary or rising baromG'
Ter, warmer, cloudy and clearing weather
For the Middle and Eastern States,
southwest winds, stationary or rising
barometer, warmer, cloudy and clearing
weather.
For the Canal region and New Jersey to
Virginia, temperature will remain above
freezing.
Cautiopary signals continue on the
Middle Atlantic coast and are ordered
for New England.
The upper Ohio river will fall.
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NEW YORK.
,NIassacre Of Egyptian troops

massacre Of Egyptian troops.
New YoRK, December A.-The RsSer
Aaung, Of Bremen, December Sth, con.
tains the following account Of the capture
and massacre OF q detachment OF the
Egyptian troops by the Abyssinians
An expedition Of about 1000 men were
sent out by theKhedive under command Of
Gen. Arendrop, a Dane, 10 subjugatc The
Abyssinians, and was drawn into an am.
bush and nearly every man slaughtered,
Gen. Arendrop, the Pasha and many
other officers were literally hacked to
pieces and their heads stuck on spears
before the AbysSinians tents and their
bodies sent to the wild beasts. Mac.
killops, the Pashn, Ia said to be alive
and o prisoner. OF Col. Routh, the
American, nothing il known, and only
officer (Schwergef) escaped. An expe.
dition comprising 10000 men, infantry,
cavalry and artillery, il TO be sent out
from Cairo without dely, and will be
Joined by every American officer In the
Egyptian service including Col. Stone.
HENRY CLEws 4 co.
Henry Clews 4 Co., bankers, have ar.
ranged with their creditors and obtained
full discharge.
$1,000 FOR BOWEN.
The Jury in the Bowen libel suit found
n verdict for the plaintiff and fixed the
damages at $1,000 The other cases Of
libel will be tried next term.
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MEMPn1s, December 24.-sherilr An.
derson arrived last night from San Fran.
cisco with A, Woodw6td In charge, and
lodged him ia jail. Woodward some
two yeata since was County Treasurer
and absconded, leaving a deficit Of about
100000. lie intimnles that others shared
In the embezllement, and that he will
make II warm for them when the proper
time comes. Thus far he il the only one
That has sMffefed.
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Indicted tor Corruption.

INDIANAPOLIS, December "a The
United States Grand Jury to-day re.
turned an indictment against Harry HOl.
loway, superintendent Of the postoiIice,
and brother Of Postmaster Holloway,
charging him with receiving $1,000 from
W. G. Mason in consideration Of securing
for Mason contraction repairing mai
bags, sacks, etc. As soon as Mr.. Hollo.
way learned Of his indictmenthe rendered
his resignation as superintendent Of the
postOiFice and, In company with hia attor.
ney, presented himself at the United
States Matshal'a office for arrest and
saye bond for $4,000. Holloway demands
al an immediate trial, and Is singuine Of
ac1uittal,
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New YoFit DSt t,oo,ls.

NEW YORK, December 24.-The general
market is verS quiet, but there was an Inn
proved demand for plaid prints. Heavy
standard sheetings strong at ruling prices,
and cotton goods generally steady. gancy
cassimeres 10 moderate demand, but other
woolen goods remain sluggish. ShAWls
and felt skirts dull, Foreign goods con-
Time inAotiYA.
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Tie piym Outll Ohureh MnddIe

From Tho New York Snn.
Mr.. Moulton on Saturday held pro-
longcd consultations with his lawyers
with a view to continued aggressive ac-
ton against Plymouth Church. which
Mr.. Moulton's friends say has lodged
from under his hold leaving him in a
trying position. So fariti is still thought
that Mrs. Monlton will call the Congre.
gatiOnal Council, that, although ex.parte,
will yet have dignity and representative
ability enough to make lis actions fully
as worthy Of public consideration as the
Plymoth Church ex.parte council, al.
though It is admitted that the perna.
nent results Of both councils will be ut
terly unsatisfactory 10 far a the final
settlement Of the scandal Ia concerned.
Mr., Beecher's council will not contain
DR.. Bacon, DR.. Porter, Of Yale, DR.. Tay.
lor, Dr.. atorrs, or DR.. Buddington. Mrs.
Moulton's council, lit Is called, will con.
tain these eminent men. Mr.. BeeCher
purposes 10 call the Rev. II. NJ. Storrs,
| Mr., BeeUher's son.in.lOw, ScOyille, Hugh
Smith Carpenter, Charles Hall Everest,
Mr. Conoyer, Of Washington, and men
from New York and New England vii
lagos, althogether, perhaps, twenty or
thirty ministers.
One Of the shrewdest observers Of the
scandal In its varying phases said on
Saturday that lie thought that Mr.. Beech.
er had made q pitiful blunder In call.
Inc an ex-parte council mahiieslly- 10
evade The scandal which vas pfekstns
hard upon him. He would fail 10 con.
troll twenty ministers, and that number
Of fascals could not be found In the Con.
lgtesational pulpit. II they came to-
gether their controversial tendencies
would certainly stir up a cotnmotion
from which the scandal must ariseto the
surface. Then, too, the great council
Of 1874, that was to the Congregational
Church what the Nice council was TO the
Catholic Church, had once settled the
very question to be decided. Honest
clefgymen would not insult that body by
a different conclusion, and, moreover, II
is not possible to quarantine. the dele
gates from the influence Of eminent cler-
gymen who do not believe In the regular
tty Of Mr.. Beechers church government.
Hence the scandal must pass beyond Mr.
Beechefs control. "The fact ls," con.
tinued The gentleman; "that the technical
M, Sherman IL running Beecher by his
advice. lie wrote the letter In reply to
| Mrs. Moulton. II bears hia mark. He
| novas In,k, hovnnd tho innAIiate festilL
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INDIANAPOLIS, December 24.-At an
early hour this morning Mr., Luther II
Briggs, freight conductor on the P, Q. 4
81. Louis Railroad, was instantly killed
at Richmond by falling under his train
which severed his head and feariully
manglcd his body,
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BosToS, December 24.-1nteStigation
shows the affairs at The Lancaster Say.
ings Bank to be much worse than at iirSt
reported. ItiS stated that at least $780,.
600 Of ia finds have been loaned upon
securities entirely worthless. A Re.
ceiver will soon be appointed.
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Gov. Hendricks Accepts.

New ORLEANS, December 24.-Goy.
Hendricks, Of Indiana, accepted the invi.
tation to deliver the opening address Of
the Southern States Agricultural and In.
dustrial Exposition, on the 25th Of Feb
Funry,
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MADRIb, Decembet 24.-Nihe hundred
soldiers will embark for Cuba on the
18th. Tho Epoed declares that Spain ID
resolved to retain Cuba even II the In.
sutgents should obtain greater forces and
could rely on some powerful protection
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 24.-A special from
Penang to-day says Gen. Colborne re.
ports that lie has taken Kintah without
any loss. Maharajahs lsmael and Leila
have fled to Palane.
Right Hon, Earl slNnhope is dead,
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THE rates Of taxation in some Of the
larger towns Of Ohio ate a follows !
Portsmouth, So; 1ronton, 81 s0i Chilli.
cothe, 50 IA; Fremont, s. 49, GalliPolis,
81 %; zanesville, 81 SO; Citeleville, S2i
youngstown, 50 "a; steubenville, s2 q;
Springfield, So 49, Canton, % 66; Akron,
s. i7i MAssilon, s. III Wooster, g 20.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, December 24.-Rev.
DR.. Smoot, a Bowling Green Courier
journal special says, has been acquitted oi
the charges Of making false statements
regarding the Bible sales, by the commit.
tee investigating.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December 2I.-FIour-Dull
Wheat Dull; No. white Michigan 81 AZ
amber do 81 lsH, seller January 81 10
seller February 81 2ljI; No.Y amber Mich
igan 81 Is. Corn--Dull; high mixed 55c
do new 49c; seller December 4eXc; ne
grade new 43c. OatS-Dull and unchang
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PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELLHA, December 81. = DR.,
Karl, Ruhl, one OF the editors OF the
German Democrat, died suddenly to-day,
He was for many years proprietor Of a
German paper in San Francisco and Is
well known throughout the country.
INVITATION ACCEPTED BY THE POPE,
There has just been received in this
city u formal acceptance by Pope Plus IN
Of the invitation by the Centennial au'
lhol.ties requesting his Holiness to give
his recognition to the enterprise by con-
tributing to the exposition works OF art
from the galleries OF the Vatican or from
the workshops over.whiGh he has con:
troll. The letters OF the Pope are conched
in the warmest terms Of friendship for
the United States.
FRESH BEEF SHIPMENT a SUCCESS.
The parties who mads the recent ship.
ment Of fresh beef to Europe have re-.
ceived word that II reached Liverpool in
good condition. Another shipment was
made to-day,
MOODY AND sANREY.
The services at the prayer meeting at
noon to-day were for The reformation OF
weak.minded incorporates. The attend
anCe was large, and great many requests
for prayer for persons addicted to strong
drink were read. Mr.. Moody then deliv.
cred an address on the subject Of intem-
perance, Ills remarks we're SO effective
"a to bring teaR to the eyeaot a great
many persons in the congregation. The
hymn '"ResCue the perishing" was sung,
and several persons in the audience re.
lated their experience. Silent prayer
followed, and the meeting was then dis.
missed. There will be no meeting either
this or tomorrow evening.
LEAVES FOX PITTSBURGH.
, Speaker Kerr leaves for Pittsburgh to-
morrow morning.
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A BELArED traveller complains Of the
inhospitality Of Lagrange, there being no
hotel In the piAce and The only recourse
being 10 break into somebody's house or
spend the night in the cold, cold streets,
They haven't even lookup Wtllsbarg
Herald, .E.H
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNFELLIGENOER
WASHINGTON.

Payment Of January Interest.
WAsHISGToN, December 24.-The Sec.
retary Of the Treasury has directed the
payment Of the January interest to be
commenced on Monday next.
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A hank President 4 Embentles Its

CtNctNxArl, December GA. Q.
johnson, President Of the Fayette County
National Bank, was brought here by the
United States Marshall, charged with en-.
heIzIing ten thousand dollars Of the
LL.aLn L.n.ln
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Tried and Acquitted.

LEAvENwoRTH, December 24.-The
trial Of EmbFy for the assassination Of Col.
D, R, Anthony in May last was conclud.
ed to-day and resulted in his acquittal.
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Wcnt ior Ills Health and Died.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 24.-A. q.
Wilder, ex.member Of Congress from
Kansas, late editor Of the Rochester
ErprsS, died at Palace Hotel day before
yesterday. He came here ten days ago
on a trip for his health.
EARTHQUAKE.
The shock Of an earthquake was fell In
Placer, Nevada and Yiba counties last
night. No damage Is reported.
BORDER RUMoRs.
A dispatch from San Diego says that
the report OF the revolution at San Rafael
IL still unconfiFmed but rumots Of the
trouble there continue 10 arrive.
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FIRE RECORD

GENEVA, N. Y, December 24.-The
White Springs farm building and man
sion was totally destroyed by FIRE last
night. Loss $4,000.