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GOOD NEWS.

2ttttat Htspsffh n Jas (Afedfs Tt1bHhss
T11rsprna, H., April 1I.-At laat tho extsndsd
lockout Of rontotlers IL ended. Tbs manufacturers
held long sion on Monday las which ended With
out taking definite Acuon. The pudd!ers souas tins
ago teudrsed q proposition to rea,ime on sliding
acae-Iron az osns: $50 per ton for boiling. Thls
proposition WEE accepted by ]. l4iuter Sons. who
have very cxsenAive milly, and they started
nfty.two furnaces this morning. Other frma
siRa!aed their inteat!on Ct also refumsnR.
thsy could not AFFORD TO stand Idle longer, manufao
turess claiming that the iron trpds w4a leaving ts-
huFB. This afternoon tbs Iron Asaocisslon heid
otler mteting mud 1ssolycd 10 allow each member 10
DO ~ he choses In 1egarl 10 reaumpsion This means
that all tho mills viii ate up Les1s oEiYer fhulpas
ghess. HmYth c.; Graf, iasa, nsasess r.,
Bhosnherrst, Moothead L Co., and 2uKs afa fumored
tonight Al suoug hoss Who getting ready 10 s.ast
up within few days. The resumption Of thesa drum
viii start u uyer ;l0 tufuioes aud p4cs again In en-
rloymout thousands Of hands. The action 1t ths
lion Association Causes much rejoicing amoug tho
laDusIug ckcs aud the pudd!erx claim ~ GLORIOUS
victory,
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WISCONSIN ouBeRHAroalaL APPOINTMENTS

SF<eiai ut.rateb 10 TAs fhfeaao Stfdus.s-
MADISON. Wis.,, April la.-oos. Taylor has rnsp-
poatod ps. !. u. Whiting sna spponssI An.on
ltogess Trustees Of the Institute for tho DlAd Il
laueastle Tho latter in place of He1ford. 10th Ap-
p0nnentx will ta dlztastefu 1t Japea stla and
anoux tbs .lcci. frleols Of The inati.utlun thess
strong protests a9snAt and ptsAsasa fo tha Ap-
poIptpaAuL
, 1875-04-15
FIRES.


Special Dispo.eA Tat EAea9a 7tituns.
GALrsnuna. H.. April l4.-Ths dwelling .horss be-
longing to Mfs. 1ra Strong partially consumed By
Gro this evening. Tho fire wns undoubtedly cat,,ed
hy !nccndary, no fro had hecn built during the
day. Less probably S;o3 Thought not to be iGaurcd
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THE Ia SALE Nll,) STREeT-cARS.

spssfat DlseateAts TAs cAisaso Ts.tAss.
LA5ALtE, ILL.,, April lt.-It Wal = month yesterday
snes lhs IAsae aud Peru RtrseteAra con,tnced run
Ming during which Tine The average daily Eoesapts for
fsfe have heau t1ls0. Al th4t Ests they will psy div
Nena ol 70 PEI cent PEE annuA on ths capital 1toek
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THE LETTER OF APOLOGY.

AA-0@@@"N"'S
The letter Of apology neat came mp, md Fullerton
continued tho examination ~ foiiows
Odd atoulon write these word. Of bis own voll-
uon o. 'ae aoao o. ."s 'et'er IN sfnht WILL f. u.
ASal'on :. 49, a.. kno. nothing 1.s about It;
Q,-That In should 10 In tru1t = A-No .ir
o.-S1r did YOU tliuk hs vs. uo'g ~ tn. ,ata n, Tn
trust did soa7 A-1dont know that thought any
o.-why tidnt you examine the papcr 10 .es vtc,h-
nsn aone VOL wnas 10 hao ondeftaken 10 do7
u,-ka,,1s.yr a ay1A A.~rDt,ro,v, ...-
Q-Dld you not fear tAa. be nigh. aa,o sid come.
Mwe haan Ga aaa gaaa nos oo willing to father?
oMW:l no wss sa 10 rane.. 81, Il IN thin, =, th,rp ,.
you hQu eaia3 A-ua We to snnte u".
10 TIlton Of
TuE suusraycE or rn1H INTERVIEW
n might have mails nai.is IN sIs whole ,";srv,er,
cailons A. seemed rsot or to aim Aaen tpeo'
Q.was YOU awsst Of tns + form % IN which bo c,oth,a
n Al va yoa nes ssa,s Q, The f,c, lint . ,.
The form Of !etsr und tut jts salussfon Msa Mv IL
he sotbsd MI usr the .. .. Tue form IN which
Old you say nnthine lte Ill rre,o,Do,. ~
LID !. 70 bsfo1o ny
Q.-Aay ext1s.sion Of taat cl,arae,cr7 41 ,,oa
ecueraly statuuent Of this xiud thst lid for nv
aleo1 aud WONG in Tho matter @"~ ~oA ~
uU3tuLEp NfHEIT UEFDNE 0nn
and should rot 10 aahama1 10 h,,,nhs ,y.o,, ho,o-,
Theodore Tilton. ''' Eva ''4o''
1oulto came the1o On thstIsy. hsd W,
Lad I*sn n.
tens. ''N ' "A "a
Q.-1Iad you diacorasedits AL had an,,.c,,a d,
part.
oo In eonssauocs q ths " 1tonu yot sa ao 0efe
humble about it. ~ ~ - 'et'
Q.-when had you made the dIscoycry7 Ain t1,a
conversation With Monitor on trs nisht m ,.h,ah
went 10 Moultops Apugo aud III sntisaruon, n.mvo- =
aaon IL eo4le parts n H. on tte ,ioht ~ IL" az, s
Ii .l,ose- oNeA A'sA@'' ~A@
Q-What haI beou ea}d on TINT s,b,.rt nm III. ,t,,.
when you wcut tn Nnnon:s honsoV y III a'Eas Es
toiEs.1 10 ne at,nut owst .n ~ .s lie Aau
~ T. ~ ~" AA""s o""o'4 Aaa LIZ wrong 10 Eau do1a
Nv - 1"vns w.
bofslf oS nowen ,ga1a yn 5on1se uetose ooa II
Il Yess 1' ""s 'eA' "'"N5 eonnecuoa Win
o-Wh,t cnn,.c+ton h,, ,o,, ,.,,, ..... IT.,
sx,y'sei r. ~N1"sS' ""e S'u VII" 'pss7 A@-A heu
uEtnS ,l,a, ~or ,1,..ov.-.a .,.,
EU MI W. ~. Suu M aAs taat "as Wson91
nNl,I ~ va, n,' .iIs III s se wne's 'a'nB "as 1a1e'
oa ~, W. ~! 4tS H., ~ Ieaso1 !of aaJng that
~ e,tsas ~ so.ss y. ra II ns asT' ' his
" anu Wv caao 10 that Gohciusioa ou that niRbt7
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CASUALTIES.


sneeid1 bitpasth 10 7ds Chicago Hfhynt.
LAFs1xo. Mich, April 14.-The body Of Charles
PEput5, one Of The young men drowned st Lyons Mon.
day, the 5h Inst, by venturing too nt1t dam from
low. The body Of DAniel Corright has not beon
found.
, 1875-04-15

spsrfal Dfssatth 10 ne Ch,eags Trfsnns.
LAsh.No, April !A.-The Official County tanv1.s ia
1outs County Cvta Graves 5,t5s majority; Marstou,
ana; Cutheou. a,td'. Barry County-0rayca, 4lae;
as,rst"n, 's1; Walker, III Cu.che,n -; uoyt for
Circuit Judge, 15y
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1oIEno, O., April 1.-The building occupied By
tho Democrat and Herald Newspaper, and shaw,
Kendall Co., rteam mad gas Gttes, Wis partially
destroyed by nsa thts morning. The 1o4s IL 5000
fully injured. -
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TURKEY.


nUMoEs OF HORRIBLE ErAcaHTERr
VIENNA. April 1i.-It 10 reported that the Turks
have murdered 80 Christians In Noumauia md Bull
gara during tho last three ontha and tint the u.,nes
Of tho firftlhs have been communicated to lQreRn
representatives In Commandments,
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QUINCY.

Special Di,pufth ia fhs Ehteoso Tttrs4
Qrrcr. ILL.,, April ti.-Ths municipal contcs. tn thi4
city ws1es warm. The respectable pori;n Of the
Demccrsta bars rtrndiaad What Il known ~ The s.uo
ticket. and declared their purpose 10 support Tho
Republican ticket ths mcans Of breaking IN tie
corrupt aud contemplate ring that now governs tho
city.
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FAN TnANc1sco, CAl April 14.-Tho Rcrnbncan
satu ctsal COMMITTEES wAs n session hers ts after
noon. The psoceAdlugs we!o Ir1sate. II IN under
Sacramento June -.
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AGRfCuL IlRAl.

sptetal bLpatea 10 FAt cAteass 1stogss.
MAp1soAs wis., April l9.-1s,xsrs hsrsAtouts ~
busilY angaesd getting Ia their sn.li grstn. Nhs4
, 1875-04-15
FINANCIAL.


Z
SrsFiat Dkspateh ts r1s Cateaon Tribune,
sorrH BEE1. Ind. A.Fil A.-smiih Holloway,
heavy 1eAtfa Ia hoofs. stationery notions, and wall
pa@r male assignment to-day With liabilities It
ss1nt $4,000. The asts alleged 10 he bbou two
thrla Of tha amount meeting Of creditors Ia called
tar tht 2'th inst with Siew 10 making Arrangements
for tesumiug Lusine47.
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Special Hfspsitrh II 7hs cAirdae Tribune.
BrnrsofirLn, April 1+-rhe Democratic majority
in this city reduced 10 lis for the Mayor and the
City Cerk, Republican. elected bY $50 fusior.y
Ths victory wss not aueh 10 encourage tho Denpc.
racy nnch they expected to carry tie city br io
majority. =
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FRANCE.

IFANLe4
TorToS AND HIS IIrE.rnCsElYEn
LoHDox, Arr1l A.-Twcn.y ti,ou4ard p4rsous ye*-
terdsY Witnessed experiments bs Doytoa With his nl-
preserving apparatus In Dou1osuo aasbor.
PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PAnis. April i.-triucs Napoleon has announced
hinseH a. q candidate at tl1 general e.ectIon Tor
Corsica. lie saya 10 IL free ''f.om neraonli syr-
pathies md that he will support men capable Of sen.
defn& setvices to the couutry, anl who would Hke
him, CONTINUE 10 maintain the rjghts Of The peupe apl
t9s independence Of Corsica" Prince Enpo:sou Is
vigorously attacked for h1a address ty u. Paul do
CAssaguac In the Fass
INTERNATIONAL CHAMBERS or COMMERCE.
meeting i,as been aeld under the Presidency Of NJ
Michel CheT3li.r 10 discuss tue question OF founding
Chambers OF Commerce After Ipt uhy
discussion The titls Of 'soriey for tic Deienss Of
International! Intctcah Of Commarce aud Industry
consisting Of A1aI. atfehel CheraiIer, woowak Var
nitt. teRrsnd, Murray, Psr.on. Bu'envui, Clal1er,
polluted .o draw nr complete programme Of aclou,
which will DO prosented at the next meeting.
, 1875-04-15

HLwArEEE, April A-wagoncr's brewery. at
Sparta WA d,,troyed hy Orc last night Lots seU
insured In tie Hartford and Eua
, 1875-04-15

TEnnE HAu1E- Ind, April Ii.-The body oY John
6ehad. German who h,a been missing two weeks,
WIS found in 4ho WABASH Eitet near thts city thls
ereni1Q. Thn CAUSE Of BIZ death IL mystery.
, 1875-04-15

- A NEW 1ANK.
Srrrtat Hspnteh to Tht Chird9a Trf5unf
Dr.. MptsEs, a., April 1f.The owners Of tho First
National Bank of deueaoo H.. III thia city negoti.
a'ing for the establishment Of new private bank tn
The building occupied BY 3. F. Alleu They rropo,s
to bring large capltAI and do legitimate business
Geep!uT out OF Ill speculation.
, 1875-04-15

H'-xWoa1 asxs ~ y to him IN trust1 A.-yes, sir.
N-Hent a!a you regard 1t ~ ha composition or
son3s1 /. Al regarded 1t u lte.
tnsn ss ygn 9sts Ais rfnpetsy 70 hin In trust
A.~ue wanted me to inaks 1t my properly.
.vs, o;Mvono q n'eme;t You garo hoaitonf properly to
- " "u"s4 A'-4 ala ao1 regard 1t ~ proper
+s a1. AL did not Regard II In
~ INV "suw: ~ II ~ p.ouus.uu. @ ~.
yon gass ny papcf, whatavcr was re-
Essu!rs H. aoaons, TO Aoulton III trust, did you
9'-xxas. ~. sA:-No. ..-. .-...
u.@apu ~ AHow WHAT the meaning OF tho worda %fn
uIs1 KY H. o. ooafsst hr. AssGhsr, don't you3 Al
WI v
49,. V.-.ou ~ .no" tnas Yon cannot give another mans
Hsueth1 ~ st 1nan 10 tfass, dent Jon7 AL know
ra,n tart Gu M VIM as ~ q ~ Interview tnoo
stsaau t % "a''a 10 goe' With that nsnorsndp In
oa TIC tru4t that haa tAst 10 had
MADE ONLY MEMORANDUM
that would hr!ns buck 10 hs saiaI thO points. tho
Q-iriux baIk 10 hta Mind to sa,isnt nnint. " ~ H.
conversation has he wantsG 10 ase. ana rc ,ers ~ ,9o
" used fur your bencas1 A.-Eot bo.h of our Ions-
ht2. -
Q.-For yours IL well ~ hia7 A.-Fpr both
Q,-Wsl, for youls7 A.-For both. aud therefore
for iune. o's
Q,-Anl thera!ots fer yours. N, Rtad vou s1,t.a
that aud therefore what you ntrusis 10 lin ~ 81
u,ei In mi for your fnnski ynn d nnt tuo @ - ~
, 1875-04-15

ton A.-uo conveyed 10 me- y '"A '@'"s" ~'"'''
:, ,Fn'lorton-Answaf my question. Dta h oours,
The wrtns.s-Exct,so ms.
Fnllerton-1 hayf -
!, Ths witue''--' you repeat the question: or hare
Fg'esou-1 will havo |. read.
!, !., ~, atenogtaphes read tbs question as foowr
aaaa Il " latter written by YOU through slonIton II
1na NHnes..You wish ms TO answer thatf
a, ,r.cson-xoa aaaed that 10 " road With v!sw
,Mtnesa-Yes. Mf. Trac, apoks Of Tho document.
,ss FH.sston to staoosFsphsr>-ltcad tbs qneastoa
!. T1e T1e senosrapher read IL. question =, folowa:
~ ae ~ anything that conveyed to you tue idea
Mnc4s-1le said to ine-'
Taes%nmNG s; ~ pId YOU get ,ds. from ~h.t
;atsf H. =, wt,ssoa by you though ouion7 Al got
'o'~Dil you ses that tdea, a-so .,r.
,,s.as FaaIsstoa--vsfy well, shat /. N aaiwer to my
ta-,T1hsn: Mr.. noeeher. ~lsro did yoa got Tho la.
@ sit:t .ay Isitat through you !; W. srisa II ~
r4tieston-0ns moment, / ali 1o,t question.
IL. lsseh TO wltasas>.-lou mp.u 10 dfsrl.i1n that
Language. mean 10 dl.cis!n, III IDEA thai
4,,. HAVE NOT prlK ALLOWED 70 TktI4
hHetton-1 Ask you whsr. you got tho information
a5sselecou ot ths thss y,u did xtts III. letter
F@t"tT - HI Taau.tont M A.-hot nFs was Aot:
,4-Ioll me wleto you got the Information that an
an!sd yoa TO say th4t5 Al cAuaot tell you.
Eallefton-Vsry vol.
lsaca-LsaYu Il there. -
FllleIton-MS hay1 got tAat
Q.-,fhsa Nas Il ,ou
slW JOHN nuaagLL YOUNG
in regard to that paper1 Ala tLs summer Of lt7A
1t my house. '
.o.-pl you not tell John nuesol, Young in sub
skaAcs tnat you didn't wish coiy Of that paper, Or
THAT You pipNT wish TO ZEE IT,
Or mat you ddnt Wish to loara IL coutents. You
Waited to hare II sad upon trial Of Tho that
you lad never seen II I'LL Il produced III Court
AL d1nt zseolleet sayiuY any such words ~ h!ln
think did,
Q;-Wnl you ", you did not ssy ~ AL ny ~
caralaK e the bsss q my sseailsst.on did aot-
ported 70 b. copy Of that Isttets A.-its did mol,
e-pi1 10 tall you thsk he had acen copy Of ii 4r
osigiual document
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. "a, Noon.-Barom.
eter 80 Wind S. E., light. Weather foggy.
Arrived: Austrian bark Imperatore, Cosu-
Itch master, 81 days from Bordeaux.
Norwegian bark Australia, Irensen master,
60 days from Liverpool.
Spanish bark Mercedes, Donoho master,
four days from Havana.
Italian bark Louisiana, Gondolfo master,
AZ days from Rio de Saneiro; Mexican brig
Esperangs, Basso master, II days from Alive
RADIO. No departures. The ships Lizzie
Burrill and Coronet, and bark Virgen de las
Moves are at anchor outside, outward bound.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. "a, P. M.-Baro-
meter 1885. Wind south, light. Weather
thick and foggy.
Arrived: American ship Adorna, Hawkins,
master, Is days from Liverpool, with salt, to
E. ]. Forstall & Son.
American schooner Texana, Nelson, mas
ter, days from Minatitlan, with cargo of
cedar to J. J. Fernandez u Son.
Steamship Knickerbocker, at 1890 P. NJ =,
Kemble, master, from New York, to A.
Moulton.
Norwegian ship Protector, Weisner, master,
AZ days from Barcelona, in ballast, to master.
British ship Eugene, Smith, master, SO
days from Liverpool, with salt to Hall 4
Vaughan.
The British steamship Nelson, Simpson,
master, from London, in ballast, has arrived
and sailed for Galveston.
The ships Hercules, Coronet and Lizzie
Burrill and bark Virgin de las Nieves are at
anchor outside, outward bound
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GENERAL NEWS.

Boston, Dec. 24.-Harvard accepts the
challenge for an eight-oared race.
BALTIMORE, Dac. 2i.-AIrs. Elizabeth Sim
clair and Mrs. Sallie Stricken were arrested
Sor abortion on Mrs. Elizabeth Airy, who is
dead.
SAN Francisco, Dec. q Two more com.
panies are ordered to the Sonora line.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2i-Eleyen important bust
ness houses at Red Oak burned. Loss $685.
900.
MEMPHIS, Dec 24-Sherif Anderson arrived
hast night from San Francisco with A. Wood
ward in charge, and lodged him in Jail.
Woodward some two years since was County
Trustee. and absconded. leaving deficiency
of about Sl6O, OOO.
He intimates that others shared in the EN-.
hezzlement, and that he will make it warm
for them when the proper time comes, as
AIMS far he is the only one that has suffered.
New YORK, Dec. 24.-Henry Clews Co.
have arranged with their creditors and ob.
tanned full discharge.
OrrEENsrowN, Dec. 2f-The steamship Ken.
flworth. which left Liverpool on the 18th, and
mis- port the following day, for Philadelphia,
has returned here, having lost her propeller
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The Scotland hight
shin drifted, and now lies about q mile
southeast of the proper position, ana apou'
tbree-ouarters of mile from shore
Geneva. NY. Dec. 24.-The White Spring
Farm buildings and mansion burned. Loss
40. 900. James o. Sheldon was the owner
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-On the z9In o.
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MASSACRE OF EGYPTIAN TROOPS.

New YORK, Dec. 24.-The Weser Zeitmg,
of Bremen, contains the following account OF
the capture and massacre of detachment OF
Egyptian troops by Abyssinians, briefly re-
ported some time ago by cable
An expedition Of about 1000 men sent by
the Khedive, under command of Gen. Aren-
drof, Dane, to subjugate Abyssinia, was
drawn into all ambush and nearly every man
slaughtered.
Gen. Arendrof, Rouf Pasha. nephew of
Nubar Pasha, and many other officers, were
literally hacked to pieces. Their heads were
stuck on spears before the Abyssinians' tents,
and their bodies lett to the wild beasts. Mac
klllop Pasha is said to be alive and pris-
oner, and only one officer (Schweizer)
escaped An expedition comprising $4,000
men, infantry, cavalry and artillery, is to SET
out from Cairo without delay and will be
joined by every American officer in the Egyp'
tan service
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RIyERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 24.-River IS feet 8,
and rising fast. Weather clear tonight and
mild. Rained last night.
P1rTsBUEG, Dec. "a - River u feet II
inches and rising. Weather cloudy. Oil City
reports 9 feet inches. River stationary
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 24.-River rising, with
feet 3 inches in the canal. Weather clear
and warm. Down: Cherokee from Clncn-
natl to New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE Dec. 24.-River II 80 feet
and rising. Heavy rain all night. Weather
cleared warm to-day, growing cooler tonight.
CAIRO, Dec. "a = Arrived: John A. Send
der from New Orleans. IL A. NJ; Robert
Mitchell from New Orleans, l 2. NJ. Belle
st. Louis from st. Louis, P. NJ. Departed:
City of Alton for New Orleans, 3 A. NJ, Mitch
ell, for Cincinnati, 2 P. NJ; Scudder for ST.
Louis, 4. River ID feet inch and falling.
Ruined all night. Weather C ear Mercu-
~ 81.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 24-River fell 9 inches
Weather clear and warm. Arrived: Ella from
White River. Departed: Grand Lake ard
barges for Ohio River.
v1cKsBURG, Dec. 2t.-Up: Garrett, A. NJ.
Arrived Lee and Rhoads. River has fallen
an inch
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THE COURTS.
Superior Criminal Court.

SENTENCED
State VS.. Robert Mahon, convicted CT carry
ing concealed weapons.-Sentenced to ten
days in the Parish Prison.
CONTINUED.
State VS.. James McGarri, charged with
shooting with intent to commit murder.-Ir-
definitely.
State vs.. Jim Martin. charged with shoot
ing with intent to commit murder.-In-
definitely.
State VS.. Maria Washington. charged first
with burglary; second, grand larceny.-In-
definitely.
FINDINGS BY THE GRAND JURY.
State vs.. Josiah Fish, charged with willful
and corrupt per ury.-Not a true bill.
NoLLE PROS.
State VS.. John Kerrigan, charged with en-
bezzement. Certificate of the Auditor shown.
Mr.. Kerrigan is the tax collector about whom
SO much was said and published few weeks
since.
CONVICTED
State vs.. Pauline Bell and Della Davis,
charged with grand larceny.-Verdict, both
guilty.
State vs.. Dido Baptiste ct al, charged with
murder Mr. Sambois, counsel for defend
ants, moved that his name as counsel be
erased from the record. Motion granted.
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November last Gel. Scott, President OF thu
PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad, submitted tt
Mayor Stockley proposition to erect q bridge
over the Schuylkill River, on market street
where the old structure once stood, and navs
the same completed before the LIST OF January
next. The proposition was accepted, ana O.
| l o'clock to day, the bridge having beer
practically completed, was thrown open 70 tns
public, the work having been done IN less
| than twenty-one days from the time 1he
Mayor signed the ordinance.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-Dr. harl nun
editor of the German Democrat, and well
known journalist, is dead.
TRENTON, Dec. A-The ninety-nlnth ami
yersary of the battle of Trenton will be cele'
brated on Monday.
INDIASApo11s, Dec. 24-Harry Holloway,
Superintendent of the Post Office has been
indicted by the Grand Jury on charge OF re-
ceiyinp a bribe from w. c. Mason, IN con-
sideration of securing him contract tor re-
pairing mail bags. Holloway has resigned,
and demands an immediate examination.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-There has been
received a formal acceptance by Pope Pius
TX of an invitation by the Centennial au-
thorities requesting His Holiness to recognize
the enterprise by contributing WORKS Oh ar'
from the galleries of the Vatican, or from tne
workshops he controls. Inc ie'.eie y. VIZ
Pope are couched in the warmest terms OF
friendship for the United States.
The Sharpshooters Union of the United States
will hold grand shooting match at the Park
of the Philadelphia Rife Club, next year.
The shooting will commence on June 26 and
continue until July 1. There will be $4,000
distributed in general prizes, besides large
number of special prizes.
Speaker Kerr and family arrived in this
city on Thursday to rest during the Congress
slonal vacation, but to-day he received tele-
gram announcing the illness OF his brother,
James f. Kerr, of Pittsburg, and will leave
to- morrow for that city, expecting to return
in few days
SAN Francisco, Dec. 24.-Shocks of an
earthquake were felt last night in places IN
Nevada and Yuba counties, but no damage Is
reported.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New York, Dec "a, Noon.-Cotton- spot
dull; Ordinary 1Os, Good Ordinary III Low
Middling u 11-l6, Middling 49,, Middling
Alabama l3S, Middling Orleans and Texas ID
ZIG.
Futures quiet; Low Middling for Decem-
Der 10 1-16@13B. January 1908 BIG,
February I3s@l3 TIC, March 1908 11-16,
Il SIG, July 14s@i4i. August I4a@14 GIG.
New YORK, Dec. "a, Evening. = Cotton
closed quiet; Middling Uplands l3i, Orleans
10 7-l6; sales to-day S6S bales; net receipts
2519; gross $500. Receipts of the week: net
II, 2O4, gross 80, 602; exported to Great Britain
IL, 63l, to the Continent 2725; sales 65lS;
stock 129, 6S4.
Futures closed quiet and easy; sales 49,
500 bales, as follows: December ID 1920
l3 1-16, January 13B. February 13 1l-32@ l3ss,
March 49,, April 49,. May IA l-l6@l4 3-32,
June IA 9-32@14 SIG, July IA 7-l6@l4a,
August l4I@4 GIG.
until Tuesday.
New YORK, Dec II, Evening.-Flour dull,
in buyers favor; limited inquiry; superhne
Western and State 81 50@4 50; Southern
| -four quiet and heavy; common to fair extra
| S5Gl6, good to choice extra Sc O5(dlo rs.
Wheat dull: prices still rule slightly in buyers
| favor; ST 07Ml 90 for upgraded new winter
red Western, 81 1901 Al for white Western.
Corn heavy, 1c lower; 659@66 for new yellow
Southern, 66@6S for new white do. Oats dull,
slightly in buyers favor 45@4S for mixed
Western and State, 46@5l for white do.
| Cofee-Rio dull and heavy, 16i@194,
gold, for cargoes; 17@21!, gold, for job lots.
Sugar quiet and heavy; S@Sl for fair to good
refining s. for prime; nothing of moment
doing; refined unchanged. Molasses-New
Orleans quiet. $4,000. Rice quiet and un-
changed. Tallow dull, 5000. Rosin and
Turpentine quiet. Pork dull, $40 75@2l for
new mess. L,rd dull, prime steam 1255C
II 1916 Whisky dull and heavy, buyers
143; sellers 15I Freights a shade frmer,
cotton by sail 5-l6@ 1872; steam 7-16
| CHICAGO, Dec "a Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat irregular; No. Chicago spring 95i,
No. 8 rs. Corn-demand light, holders firm
No. q 49, Oats and rye unchanged. Barley
demand fair, S2@S3 Dressed hogs dull, 81 SO
al rs. Pork generally unchanged. Lard
quiet and weak, So 17a@12 20. Bulk meats
| steady. Whisky 81 09l bid, 81 10 asked.
Receipts-four 10000, wheat $4,000, corn
81, coo. oats 1000, rye 1000. barley TO- 600.
Shipments-flour 5000. wheat 10000. corn
IA 600, oats 1000, rye 800, barley 5000.
| CINCINNATI, Dec. 24.-Flour dull. Wheat