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IN SENATE,

THURSDAY, November II, 1875.
The Senate assembled at ia. ~, and
was opened with prayer by Elder franklin
Bail.
The reading Of the calendar occupied
the greater part Of the morning session.
WANT TIIEiR MILEAGE.
Mr.. McGinnis, Of Cabcll, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
RcSOircd, Tlmt the Committee on Privi.
lCgCs and Elections be instructed to nscer.
tain mud report to the Senate the mileage
due each member Of the Senate.
Mr. Scott, Of Richie county, offered Il
resolution referring so much OF the Cover.
nOr's message Ms applies to the State Nor.
mai Schools to the Committee oil Educa.
tiOn, which was adopted.
FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Judge Camden, Of tho COmmittee on the
judiciary, reported In favor Of passing, rs
amended, Senate Bill las, repeating and re.
enacting Sections % and 30 Of Chapter 81
Of the Code, and Senate Dill li9, amending
Section Is Of MI Act entitled "An Act Reg.
ulating Appeals, Wrns Of Error and Super.
srdrns," nS amended and rc.enncted In
Chapter III Of tho Acts Of 1872 y, so far as
the same relates to cases dOcketcd in the
Supreme Court Of Appeals when the appel
liant or plaintiff in error has failed or shall
fail to have the record printed or deposit
with the Clerk sufficient amount TO pay
for the printing Of the record. Both bills
were ordered to second reading.
Mr.. Caldwell, OF ohio county, wns ap.
pointed by the Chair to hll the vacancies
!. a. . HAA 4 q
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Tho ILnrninr Of tI,c Hyncn.

GALVESTON, November 1.-THE mate
Of the ship Caledonia, which was lying
Immediately astern of the Waco, states
that he was on the deck of the Caledonia
on the lookout when he heard an explo.
sion and felt shock, and looking in the
direction Of the Waco, saw that she
was envelOned In flames; about half an
hour later heard cries for assistance, and
saw five or six persons in the water; few
minutes later ! saw two persons floating
on fender or piece OF wood; ! made
preparations for sending all the assist.
ance possible by getting out the life lines
and life buoys; the sea was running 80
high that II wis impossible for boat to
live. After hearing the explosion /
watched the steamer closely and
after the first few moments the fire
lost the fierce character at first noticed
The statements Of men on the three YES.
sels nearest the burning steamer all agree
rs to seeing five or six persons in the wat.
er; also as TO hearing frequent explosions
on the Waco, which were no doubt the
cases Of oil. All officers and experienced
seamen are Of the opinion that Il was i'm.
possible for boat 10 have been safely
launched from the Waco on account Of
the rapid spread Of the fire and the terri.
bic sea that was running.
There is nothing later from the West.
Capt. Sawyer, agent OF the line, Is out
since yesterday morning with n good
crew. They will remain outside ns long
MS there is any hope Of saving one Of the
passengers or crew OF the Waco.
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FIRE RECORD
FIGURING Mill IIurned.

rlrrsnuRuH, November ll.-McPhil.
lamy 4 Co.'S. nouting mills, at Shnrps.
burg, Pennsylvania, we're destroyed yes.
day by fire. Loss, $4,000; partially
insured.
CtScrSSAu, o., November 1.-THE
Ga:sitc's Bncyrus, o., special reports a
fire there tonight, Destroying property
to the value Of $4,000; inSuranceS5, 700
PORTSMOUTH, November 1.-THE ele.
CANT Oceanic House on Star Island burned
to the ground this morning, with several
cottages. The loss on the hotel Is eStimat.
ed at 100000.
CiSCINNATT, November ll.-A fire lasl
night damaged CurryS RileyS carriage
factory to the amount Of $1,000.
DETROIT, November li.-A rolling
mill at Wyandotte owned principally by
the estate Of the late f. b. Ward, partial.
~ burned tonight. Loss roughly esti.
mated at between $4,000 and $4,000, al
least partially discovered by insurance.
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Sale Of Hooded Cattle.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Walder.
herg herd Of blooded cattle owned by A.
B. Conger, Of Walderbnrg, n. Y, was
sold ut Dexter Park to-day. The prices
and principal transfers are as foIlowst
Rhodamella to John Il. SLuyvesant, Of
Poughkecpsic, 81 900; Udora 4th to Henry
Mesch, Of Cambridge City, Ind, $l,4O6;
Zanthe ID TO Leslie Coombs, OF Lexing.
ton. Ky, $1,000; Lady Newman Sth to
Henry Meredith, ofTennes'ee, $73; Water
Nymph to Abbot Crane, Of Durham Park,
Kansas, S75; Udora 5Oth to Henry Mere.
dith, $4,000. The next herd sold was the
Glen Echo owned by r. j. Barber, Paris,
Ky. Henry Groom, Of Winchester, KY,
bought Red Rose 9Th for 81 200; Samuel
Dysant, Of franklin, Illinois, bought the
bull Marquis Of Dute for 1926. Two 9th.
ers were sold but the prices were excep.
tionally small. The total number Of ami
mails sold was 80, and tho amount Of the
sales $3O,Sj5.
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AVIVId Description OF the Pacific
Disaster.

SAN Francisco, November ll.-Dis-
patches from Neah Bay, Washington
Trritory, dated yesterday, give the
statement Of Neal O'Haley, quartermas-
ter Of the Pacific, rescued by the Revenue
Cutter Oliver WalcOtt, on the morning OF
the 7th inst, to the effect that there were
about $50 people on board; they went be:
low at s p. NJ, and everything was all
right; lights in their proper places when
the shock occurred; ran on deck, every
thing in confusion; passengers crowd
ing on the hurricane deck Of the ship
when it fell of into the trough OF the sea;
saw large. vessel under sail which they
said struck the steamer; saw her green
light distinctly; passengers crowded into
the boats against the commanders will;
| with the chief engineer got
tho port boat forward into the
water; got fifteen women and SIX men
In, swamped by the rolling Of the ship;
saw none Of them afterwards; supported
myself by u floating skylight about tiften
minutes and then got on a portion OF the
hurricane deck with some eight others.
Upon looking for the steamer found she
had disappeared leaving u floating mass
Of human beings; the screams for help
were fearful, but soon ceased and we were
alone on the raft, they were the Captain,
second mate, second cook aud four pas
sengers, including young lady, at | A.
NJ. a gale blew from the southeast, the sea
making clear breach over the raft
to which we had lashed our.
selves; about 4 A. NJ. the sea washed
overheard the Captain, second mate and
another passenger; about 0 A. Nj. the
second cook died; cleared up about 4 p,
M.;saw land 10 miles distant and piece
Of the wreck with two or more on ii;
about 8 p. NJ. another died; on the morn
ing Of the 9th another died leaving me
alone; about 4 p. NJ, a large empty box
AOated near me; got on raft for shelter
and slept sound at might for several hours
on the morning Of the 9Th saw land on
both sides; was surrounded with float
keel which made the water smooth; con-
tinued calm all day and night; ats A. NJ.
was rescued by cutter.
LATER.-A report from Neah credits
O'Haley with the statement that the Sec
ond mate told him while On the raft that
the chief mate with eight Of the crew in
a boat got clear Of the ship. The Wal.
colt has gone cruising along the coast Of
Vancouvcr's Island. The Gussie Telfair
went South. The Walcott took Indians
and canoes to search the shore for any
that may have landed. As tho current
has been strong from the westward, car
rying the bodies recovered far up the
straits, Il i8 believed that the two saved
are ali that will be found, except those
in the boat with the mate, in case they
made the shore. Evidently but little Of
the steamer broke up, except the hurri.
cane deck. Nothing has yet been seen Of
the ship which struck the Pacific. Sew
eral vessels from the outside have been
spoken, none Of whom had seen her.
0ITaley says the captain was the last
man to leave the ship.
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Disease Prom the Influence OF the
PASSIONS,

Te Ppuhr S3imcc Monthly contains Il
.,n,t. ,,tc,e hv profe..or Il W.
'"'''' ''''''' - ~, ""
RICHARDSON upon Induced ''''e"'e iron,
the ltaacOce Of the PASSIONS" printed
from the advance sheets Of Il new work
.,,bI.lorho ni.e,... II Modorr Iito y
'""''' '"Y ,'',1., ','''",,' % A.
anger leaFi ha'reu anu sFie' "Fe 'he PaS'
'Ion' that act most severely upon the
physical lie. OF these, anger Is the most
i,n,ioo. ala /. , mnn very rich in.
,.'','.,,,,.,..'',. "'i,' " ',.a,,,,,a.
'era'" P0!''ca' power '"ys '"as rs "u'noF'
"sho can Afford to be angry" The effect
oitage upon the heart !. to produce u per.
mlmrntdtsordcrcd and irregular motloIh
a. il we'll known. This sometimes is
80 severe a' to cause instant death,
and is more to be avoided than
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NEW YORK.
The BrOOkIyn Revival Meetings.

AuC nEOuAAyh ASNANuA NeeAuBHs
New YORK, November 1.-THE revi-
val meeting this morning begun by sing
ing, "ComG thou iount OF every bless
ing" One hundred requests for prayers
were read. Rev. DR.. Buddington offered
fGFvaat prayer, and "RoCk of Ages"
was sung.
Mr.. Moody read the second chapter Of
Colossians, beginning at the sixth verse.
He said there were Just seven things
which made christians: lst. We are to
receive Christ. ID. We are to walk in
Him. Sd. We are to receive Him in hu.
mility. 18th. We are to bow down in the
dust when we take Him. 9th. We are to
Danish all pride, and walk in Him alone
9th. We are to be rooted and built up in
Him. 7th. Every Christian should love
Him. Mr.. Sankey sang alone.
A policeman from Buffalo related his
experience, saying it Was the first time he
had ever been to Brooklyn, and he thank.
ed God that he had come to the meeting.
He thanked God for his salvation.
HEAVY GALE.
Quite gale prevailed in this section
all night, and to-day the Hudson river
steamer Drew is ashore high and dry near
PoughkeepsiG. AlsOa steam tug boat and
a large tow, asound steamer, while round.
ing Point Judith, was struck by sea and
had part Of her bulwarks stove, and was
obliged to put into Newport. The dis.
patch shows that considerable damage
was done ashore as well as atlOat.
FAILED TO MEET HIS ENGAGEMENTS,
Mr., Ellis, the leader of the bulls party
10 the late corner in lard for October de-
livery, yesterday announced his inability
to meet his engagements, The delinquent
bears have been summoned on complaint
before the Committee OF the Produce Ex.
change.
FORGED RAILROAD TICKETS.
Forged tickets pnrporting to have been
issued by the Illinois Central Railroad at
Chicago, and to be good for passage from
Chicago to Denver by way Of 81. Louis,
were offered yesterday to q ticket agent
in this city for sale at reduced rates.
LEONARD cox,
cashier Of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company, Is defaulter to the amount Of
$4,000. According to bis own confes.
sion II appears that for over year he has
been in the habit OF regularly abstracting
large sums from cash placed in his hands
and investing 1t with certain Wall street
brokers Tor speculation purposes.
THE WILLIE De PARIS.
The agents in this city Of the Trans.
Atlantic Steamship Company have re.
Ceiyed the following from IIavre in re.
gard to the accident to the Vile de Paris
"lnjury slight; no one hurt; passengers
landed at room; ship safely in port had
struck quay with her bow.
THE PRESIDENT
President Grant returned 10 Washing.
ton last evening
GERMAN CROWN FRINGE.
A number of German merchants have
united TO raise $4,000 to defray the OK.
penses Of the reception of the German
Crown Prince in this city and his escort to
Philadelphia on his visit to the Ccntcn.
nial.
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sr. Louis, November 11.-1n the U. s.
District Court to-day John A. Mead, ex.
U, s. Gauget, was indicted for making
false Gauger'R certificates. lie was als6
indicted jointly with Gerhard lIensbefg
distiller, for Conspiring 10 deifnud the
Government. lie appeared and asked to
withdraw the plea Of not gnilty, and en-.
tered the plea Of guilty, which was grant.
ed, and as in other similar cases, sentence
was withheld until the testimony Is heard
80 as to determine the penalty to be as
sessed.
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DETROIT, MiCH., November ll.-It 4
understood that the Pullman Palace Car
Company is about to commence n suit
against Wagner and the Michigan Cen.
trail railroad, to restrain the latter from
using various inventions Of the Pullman
Co. Eminent counsel including Sena.
tor Conkling, Of New York; Ashley Pend,
Of Detroit, and y. Darwin Hughes, Of
Grand Rapids, have been retained by The
Pullman Company.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Liver.
pool autumn cup to-day was won by Ac.
tivity, beating nineteen other horses.
Conductor Fraser received a telegraph
from his brother who was u passenger on
the i'll fated Pacific, saying he had been
saved from the wreck. He and Jelly are
both Of this city,
The Porte has ordered the districts OF
Trebigne, Biletz and Hiola to be detached
from Herzegovina and organized as a
separate department, which will be placed
under Greek Governor.
WILLING TO MODIFY THE CoNCoRDAT.
The note Of the Vatican in reply to
that Of Spain treats the Spanish question
from the stand point Of the religion and
principles Of the COncordat which it'says
must not be departed from. The VAti-
clan does not desire to Cmbarrass the new
Spanish Government. 1t particularly
wishes to assist it but only by such means
US would be truly etlicacious and which
would not permit rupture Of that Sa.
cred tic which has always been the glory
OF otSpain. Religious unity which 1t is now
sought to Danish cannot impede. the de-
velOpment OF civilization but Is on the
contrary its true beacon. # IL the duty
Of the papNGy 10 combat, not Civiliza.
ton which Is brought forward merely
as pretext, but the corruption invading
the hearts Of tho nation. In persisting
upon the ground asserted the PapaCy be.
lieves that 1t renders great service not
only to the Spanish government butt all
Spain The conduct Of the Papal Nuncio
and Of the Vatican must be regarded from
this point Of view; but II Spain, moved
by supreme necessity, wishes to draw up
an understanding, on same principles
under another fOrm, tho PapaCy Ia open
to negotiations with the obj Of intro.
duCing acceptable notifications into the
cOncordat. After each one has declared
It's views, It Is TO be seen how far the Vat.
lean can accept the draft Of the new con.
stitution. In conclusion, the Vatican &c.
Cepts the declaration Of the Spanish gOv-
ernment that il is desirOus Of coming to
an understanding, and states that insLruc.
tions for such negotiations have been
given the Nuncio at Madrid.
LoDON, November 1.-THE weather In
England and France during the past
week has been very stormy. Heavy and
almost ncessant rains have fallen, and
many parts OF both countries are flooded,
Vast tracts OF land IRE threatened by the
rising rivers.
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ms Bishop Of Ripon, England, has re-
..,ina.owa Mr. IIoyle OF New York
.g.la tie word, "Raquiescat in pace"
fac tombstone Of his father, in the
.n,ciylrd OtMar.Ien, In his reply to
n.relne.ttnc Bishop says; "The pro-
o. .el inscription Is Il prayer Tor the
l,s tbal aIl true Protestants believe
m,.,hs ,ata Of the departedis fixed the
gIaon, after death; that the souls Of the
hIlaaI are in joy and felicity, and do
nd, aerl OUT prayers; that lost souls can.
1,s Dencd,ed BY them, and that the in
.fip,.aa /, both misleading and errono.
m, Mr. IIoyle will sne in the Bishop
c,n4.oy Court for the right to place
,iein.aiption on the tombstone,
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weather Itenort.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OEFiCE OF THE CniRF SiuNGL UFFICRR,
WAsnISOtoS, y. C., Nov. i2-i AN.

For the South Atlantic States, Gulf
States, Tennessee and Ohio Valley, falling
and stationary barometer, southwest to
southeast winds, warmer and clear wealth
er, possibly followed by occasional rain
from Texas to the Ohio Valley.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, rising barometer with
northwestcrly winds, cooler and partly
cloudy weather, and possibly Nccompnni.
ed by occasional rain which conditions
will extend over the Upper Lake region.
For New England, rising barometer
followed by falling barometer, winds
backing to the west and south, warmer
and generally clear weather.
For New York and the Canal region,
temperature above freezing Friday night,
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Wb.I, the net receipts OF the govern
-.,, tom newspaper postage under the
.'.,.sl rates, with strict prepayment,
.,. ,,. than before, and less even than
~, anticipated, the government is Itself
,,.r,oii,e as much money. The rea'
.tba, most Of the newspaper postage
.,.,p,ld at the large offices, where no
r,,...ion, are allowed, whereas before
iva. largely paid at small offices, where
az. o,.,ma.,er- we're entitled to n large
,..,o,,sc. The total receipts Tor news
s,,e,po,lagc tor the last year are about
s'g0ODO. andthc government nets about
;,DpaOi this,
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CINCINNATI, November 1l.-R. sprin
ger has offered to give All additiona.
$4,000 towards building a Music HALL
on condition that the $4,000 still lack.
ing to complete the full amount necees-
sary Is subscribed within thirty days
This makes Mr.. springer's donation
amount TO $l45,0O0.
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Tar Western Union Telegraph. Com D.
Iat s,,e "s} now in operation at their office
P'a' ..'i'r,,i .''r .f their celebrated quadFu-
D 'r, T6i. instrument is now being
F.'I ~ I. t.,eeeu Cincinnati and Chicago,
IN, I,s, tro and receiving two messages
T'''.' ,',.,m, vircat the same time.
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IRELAND.


DUBLIN, November H. Cardinal
McCIoskey assisted at the commencement
OF the Catholic University to-day. lie
was presented with an address, to which
he replied that tho establishment Of q
Catholic University was an example for
America and all other countries.
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Amendments A,ioDteJ.

COLUMBUS, November 1l.-GOv. Allen
to-day issued his proclamation officially
announcing that the proposed amendment
to the State Constitution providing for a
Supreme Court Commission had been
adopted by the requisite vote at the lasi
election, and that the amendment relative
to taxing dogs had not been adopted.
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ITALY.

ROME, November, ll.-Vatican's reply
to the Spanish note was sent to Madrid
yesterday. Vatican accepts the declNrate
Of the government, and says that It Is
desirOus to come to m understanding,
and he has given the Papal NunCio at
Madrid instructions to negotiate.
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FRANCE.
The steamer vile DC Paris.

HAvRE, November 1.-THE steamship
Vile De Paris remains in the same posi-.
ton. It's impossible to proceed with the
operation Of docking her owing 10 the
continuance Of the gale. Preparations
are making to discharge the cargo.
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FINANCIAL.
JouN K, BOTsEORD, Prrst GEo, ADAM, v. Prost
II. A. CHAHpLKR, CalhleF,
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor 10 tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
S2b0, ,o00

This Bank il organized and prepared 70 trlnIaol
the business Of banking In all itS details
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by tho same BhArpholderI and d under lhg
same management
BY carefully regarding tho interests Of IL COrres
pOnlents and DrpoaitOTS, and by q prompt and
faithful execution Of theF wishes, II hopes u merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
,, Collections made on all points throughout tho
United States,
Deposit Accounts subject TO check At sight 70.
eGiyCd from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
aud Individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit IRuSI payable Ou demand
or ut hXGl dates,
Interest allowed on Special DepOaltS,
DIRECTORS:
John K. htSlordr WIN. y, Simpson,
Jacob $, Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner
George Adams, John l., Hobbs,
Geo. W, FRnEhelm, John 4. Wilson,
Henry NJ Harper, my2l.lAw
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Tho American Health ASsOcia.
6IA0,

BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE Amer
lean Public Health Association reassem-
bled this A. NJ. and admitted 43 now mem.
bers. The officers were chosen for tho en-.
suing year, and an Executive Committee
was also elected.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 1.-THE
Galos says OF recent article In the Ga.
Eetle that II confirms the peaceful Senti.
ments and universal agreement OF the
Great Powers on the Turkish question.
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EEI.(.IUNI.


SERAiNG, November ll.-An explosion
Of fire damp occurred in WariNliary col.
licry to-day. Ten persons were killed
and 100 injured.
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TURKEY.

CoNsrANrrNorLE, Noyember 1.-THE
Vizier Is seriously i'll, The present po'
litical state Of affairs causes uneaSineSs
in Belgaria.
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SPAIN.

CADiz, November ll.-Elght hundred
soldiers sailed for Cuba yesterday and
5000 more are preparing TO embark.
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NEW York, November ll.-Arrived-
State Of Virginia, from Glasgow, and
Russia, from Liverpool.
ANTWERP, November ll,-Arriyed-
Switzerland, from New York,
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CHINA.

SHANGHAI, November 1.-THE British
Commissions left lIankow for Ynnnon
OIL the 9th inst.
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Exchange Bank.

in. yASCg, Prs'L sAM'L LAUOuuN, VIZ.
tIOOO10
Liability Of stOckhOldeTS iOO0Ol
This Bank succeeds to the buAlnCas Of th6 Mer.
chants National Bank, and deals In Coin, Coupons,
Commercial Paper and Bills Of Exchange.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Collections made on all points aud proceeds
promptly rpmittCd,
Accounts Of Bankers and Business Men solicited.
Stockholders liable TO depOStOn according TO the
Constitution Of the State tho same Is 10 National
Banks.
DIRECTORs:
JIM, Vance, 8, HOrkheiuer,
l.. 5. DClaplaln, D. Gutman,
J. q. Hoffman,, VIM. ElInRhnm,
san'l Laughlin, H. Wallace,
L. W. Paxton,
Rus JOHN ]. JONES, CaAhiaY
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NEW YORK, November 1l.-Thc fail.
uro Of s. NJ. Beard, Son & Co., with lin.
bilities Of S350,000, Is announced.
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INyEsrIoArIoN AaREEp 81.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
agreed on a committee to investigate the
affairs Of the second COmptroler's office,
with particular reference to the conduct
OF the Saggfort aud Wilkawski cases, but
names not made public.
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A GREAT LAND CASE DECIDED.

Attorney General picrrepOnt has deci.
ded that the net Of Congress Of April 81,
1916, confirmed to Hugh and John Max.
well n grant Of $4,000 acres at the Forks
of Black river, Missouri, made to Priest
Maxwell in l70O by the Spanish Govern
ment. This large tract Of land Is situa-
ted in Reynolds and Iron counties, and
is therefore declared to belong to the
claimants, represented here by Warwick
LaWAtell