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HOUSE.

The Speaker called on the Committees
for reports.
Mr.. Waddell, from the Postotfice Com.
mittee, reported back adversely the bill
introduced by Mr.. Eames to reduce the
postage on first class mail to one cent
ior each halt ounce Laid on the table.
At the expiration Of the morning hour
the House went into a Committee Of
Whole on the Centennial Appropriation
Bill. Mr.. Wood, of New York, in the
chair, and was addressed by Mr.. Town
send of New York, in favor of the appto-
priatlon.
Abiding to the smallness Of the.s sub
scription throughout the country to the
Centennial furd, be said that Congress
was asked TO pass this bill while the peo-
ple of the United States have said by
their refusal to subscribe that they were
not able to subscribe
Mr.. Fulton opposed the bill, but said
his opposition was Influenced by no vote
in the House on the question of amnesty.
If the House had perpetrated wrong
that was no reason why he should vote
against his convictions His opposition
to the Dill was not opposition to the Cen
tennial exhibition He wished success 10
the exhibition and trusted that it
would be the means Of fraternlzing
long estranged sections of the country.
He was opposed TO the bill because 1t was
in direct conflict with the resolution
adopted by the House on motion OF the
gentleman from Indiana Holman. He
regarded that vote as n contract between
the Republicans and their constituents-
a contract ratified by universal approval.
To vote for this bill would be, in his
opinion, a violation of that contract. 1t
had been too long a custom 10 sneer at
the Constitution as something obsolete,
but while it had lain like the dry bones
Of Ezekiel, the people once more
bres,hed upon those bones, and it would
not be long tel tone would be seen com.
ing to bone, and the principles OF that
old Constitution would arise 8 living
army 70 do tattle once more for human
freedom.
Mr. Jones, Of Kentucky, spoke in sup
port of the bin as measure in the inter-
est of peace and amity.
Mr.. Cock spoke against the bill, and
argued ss the government should be just
before i, is generous, the sixty millions "f
OF dollars OF taxation wrested from the
South during the war should be returned
| before the passage OF this ball
Mr.. Banks spoke in favor Of the bill ss
no. only constitutional bat 8 measure of
absolute necessity. Could Cohgress and
the President invite thirty-eight for
egr powers TO come here TO
/ celebrate that anniversary and Con-
gress no. have right 70 grant one dol
l.r or one d me, 70 defray the expenses Of
th,s;r entertainment He would not sup
port any measure that he believed 10 b
in any sense unconstitutional, but be va,
not By any means q strict construction
isl, for they had already had the unfortu
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Btnkruptcy Case.

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in the District Court to-day
against +. A. Wardner, Chicago, and
William, John W., Nathaniel q, and
VIM. y. Numsen, of Baltimore, limited
pa -tners of the house, which is engaged
in the oyster and fruit packing business.
The creditors are mostly in Baltimore
and the amounts they represent
aggregate s6S,000. The Numsens
are members of William Mum
sen & Co., of Baltimore. The petit
ton asserts that the four parties men,
toned made fraudulent certificates Of hav
ing furnished $4,000 each TO carry on
the business. Under the statutes of Hi
nois, the frm Numsen & Go. are liable
for the whole amonnt of the indebt-
edness
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Economy, Retrcnchment and Re

WASHINGTON, January 20.-The Com
mittee on Appropriations, completed the
consular and diplomatic bill The estl-
mates las, year were 1882, 4s5, and the
amount appropriated Sl,S5l,2S The
present bill appropriates ssll, l4I for
salaries of ministers TO Great Britain,
France. Germany and Russia, reduction
from sl7 800 to $4,000, each; ministers
to Spain, Austria, Brazil, Mexico, Japan
and China from $4,000 TO $4,000, min
lster to Italy from $4,000 TO 5000;
ministers to Portugal. Belgium,
Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Turkey,
Venezuels and Hawaiian Islands from
$500 to $500; Chill and Bolivia are
combined in one mission, salary 5000;
Peru, Ecuador andi Columbia are
also united in one mission At same salary.
Also, Argentine Republic, Paraguay
and Uruguay, with q salary OF *e,oo'
Also. Guaismaula, Costa Rics, Honduras,
Salvador and Nicaragua, as In the for
mer law, salary $4,000. The salaries of
other officers are also reduced, The bill
contains the usual appropriation OF s, 500
to enable Minister Scbenck TO employ
private xmanuensis, his right hand hav-
ing been disabled during the late war.
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wheeling Stock Market.
CHRIsrMAN's Stock YARDS
wrpvrenav Ian cn

The arrivals of all classes of stock were
greater for the week than the demand
warranted. In cattle there we're 90 head
at the Christman yards ranging from S@
&c, as per quality. The prices ranged At
least fc lower than last week.
The arrivals of hogs were $50 head, at
6G7tc, about the same as last week, but
the market has been slow and heavy,
particularly toward the last Of the week.
There were II head Of sheep offered at
$4.OO per cwt, the best tops bringing
$3.50.
The very damp and mild weather has
been the ruling cause for the decline and
slow market, but thep respects of crisp,
cold weather which prevailed to-day,
must necessarily improve matters and in
crease the prices of the market, especial.
ly if it continues cold.
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PInchhack'h Chances.

WASHINGTON, January 20.-Tbe real
obstruction TO the admission of Pinch
back to the Senate at present is the ques-
ton whether there is de jure govern
ment in Loulsians. Until this question
is settled by the Committee on Privileges
and Elections, Pinchback will no.succeed
in obtaining the vote of the Senate
Should Governor Kellogg appoint new
man. the latter would stand in no better
position thsn Pinchback.
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Chicaso Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. January 20.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; official for yesterday
1890 head, Moderately active and
steady; butchers 81 70tG3 80; medium u
good $4 80; best shipping 81 00G5 10;
really choice cattle 6 00G6 rs. shipments
1910 head.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Quiet
and firm at the opening, but closed weak
and q shade lower; packers ~ s0Cg7 30;
chiefly at 81 %; bacon 81 25CJ7 80; east
ern grades 81 35(97 45; shipments c|o
head.
Receipts, $500 head; onicisl
for yesterday 1900 head Active aud
firm; common TO choice "a 0OSA GO.
(Additionai Markets on Fourth Page.
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The Cuban Question.

LONDON, January 2l.-The Anti
slavery Society yesterday presented a
memorial to Lord Derby, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, on the subject of Amer
ica's circular note. They remind him
that in June last he said the British
Government sympsthizei with the object
Of their proposal that England should
endeavor, in conjunction withthe l nited
States, to obtain a settlement of the
Cuban difficulty by friendly mediation.
They now earnestly commend the 9nes-
tion in its present critical aspect, to his
management. Lord Derby replied that
the government would give the question
the attention its Importance demanded.
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.Romanism I'm America'.-A Riot.

DOVER, N. H., January 20.-Arthur
z. Devlin lectured last evening on the
subject of "Romanism in Americ." After
the lecture u crowd followed him, and he
fled into drug store for safety, when
bricks were thrown through the windows,
and the mayor was compelled to read the
riot act The police finally succeeded in
getting Devlin to his hotel, being com
PEELED to use their, revolvers, but no ene
was injured.
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Central Stock ards, East Liberty.
TUESDAY, January lS. 1876.

There is full supply Of cattle on the
market. Trade rules slow and dull, and
prices are fully soc of from those OF last
week. The advices from Chicago and
the East received this afternoon, speak
discoursgingly Of the state Of things.
The best prices received for prime 800
to 1000 lbs steers were Sc 00tG6 25. A
change tor the better may take place to-
morrow, when all the buyers have put in
an appearance, but there is no certainty
about 1t.
To use the expressive language Of
well-informed dealer, the hog trade ia
"bilisus" and considerably shaded The
best prices reached for prime Pt tiladel-
phias were 81 4O(a)7 so; Workers So so
6 70 and roughs ST 25@G SO.
SHEEP.
The supply is in excess Of the demand.
Sales Of 100 TO 10 ID sheep were made at
So %, and from these figures all tbs way
down to 75c per head for scalawags.
Our usual weekly report Of sales will
appear tomorrow, which will be OF in
terest to dealers in live stock generally.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, January 20
Cattle Receipts to-day $50 head or y
cars of through and 20 cars of yard cat.
tie, making 2,2s2 head for the three days.
Best $6 OOd6 %; medium s. OOG5 %;
common 81 OO@4 80; bulls 50 6otG4 %.
Receipts to-day 1880 head. and
s. $50 head for the three days. Workers
81 1907 80; Philadelphias 81 40t97 G5.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 5000 head,
and for three days 1900 head. Com
mon to fair 81 0Otay5 w; good s. 5ot9
So 90.
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The Republicans in the Ohio Senate
gave striking proof Of their consistency
on Wednesday by defeating one legged
Union solder who was candidate tor a
clerkship, and electing an cable bodied
African" instead. The RAIDS in Con-
cress ought to make note of this when
they come 70 the front next time with
another bumcombe resolution.
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The American ReyiNalIsts.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2O.-The
second days session of the Christian
Convention at the depot opened under
the most favorable auspices, the attend
ance being very large. After prayer,
Mr.. Sankey addressed the Convention on
"How 10 conduct music in the Lords
work." saying 1t was desirable to have a
converted choir, and to include all
operatic muse
Rev. DR.. Hall, of New York, discussed
"How to expound the scriptures" after
which the morning session was concluded
by Rev, DR.. Vincent, of New York, who
spoke on the "Word OF God"
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lllueaS offh PO G.

LONDON, January 2l-The Lancet re-
ports that, on Friday last, the Pope after
fatiguipg receptions, complained that he
did not feel well, and had IN epillptoid
seizure which lasted forty minutes.
Since then he has been confined to his bed.
Although the condition of his health re-
quires vigilant attention on the part OF
the physicians, any reports that his Ill
ness is dangerous are gFoundless.
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Trame I'm Alcoholic Liquors.

WASHINGTON, D. e., January 20.-Ths
Senate Finance Committee has agreed TO
report fayorably on Senator Howe's DILL
for the appointment Of Commission on
the subject of the alcoholic liquor traffic,
and to recommend its passage with GER
tain amendments, the most important be-
ing a requirement that fermented liquors
and the manufacture of all kinds OF
liquor shall be included in the proposed
inquiry.
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MORTON continued to expectorate his
venom upon the Democratic State Of
Mississippi, yesterday. His remarks,
published elsewhere, show strange in
stance of how far prejudice aud hate
nav mislead man. His statements are
glaringly and absurdly false. Yet, no
doubt he has actually educated himself
to believe every word of them. The
disposition as well as the body of the
Senator from Indiana must be palsied.
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Ohio Legislature.

CoLuMBUs, January 20.-At joint
caucus of the Republican members OF the
General Assembl y TO night, it was decid-
ed to support measures to abolish the
Offices OF Gas Commissioner, Commission.
er of Railroads and Telegraphs, and
Comptroller OF the Treasury, and reor-
ganize the PenitentIary ana Soldiers
Orphans Home.
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England Wants no Common Unit for
Money.

LONDON, January 20'-The Times in
speaking of the proposition of Senator
Sherman for common unit for money
and accounts for the United States and
Great Britain, says: The idea finds no
favor here. Itmight suit Americans, as
most of their gold is locked up in some
treasury, while the English sovereigRs
circuates in millions throughout the
world. The disturbance arising from the
change would be iLdescrbable, particu-
larly in the absence of specie payments
in America.
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Counterfcjter Convicted.

CHICAGO, January 2o.-Bcn Boyd, the
counterfeIter, was found guilty to day on
all the counts of the indictment. His
wife, who WAS also on trial, was acquitted
of the crime. Boyds sentence has not
rot hoon hYp1
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GAS METERS.
A Case In Point Discovered In Br Ook-
IYn.

A few weeks ago Mr.. Sam'l j. Young,
of 81 Douglass street, Brooklyn, suspected
that something was wrong with his gas
meter. He paid the Citizens Gas Com
pany's exorbilant bills under protest and
when the company proposed to remove
the meter he refused to allow them TO do
so, urging his right to have it tested to
to ascertain whether he had been swim
died. The company insisted that the
meter should be removed without being
tested, and Mr.. Young obtained an in
junction from Judge Nelson preventing
them from removing it.
Mr.. Young therefore had :he meter
tested by John Burns, one of the State
inspectors, who found that the machine
was incorrect in its measurement, aud in
his report he said that it was about six
per cent. too fast. The gas company, ac-
cepting the report, have refunded to Mr..
Young the amount overcharged.:
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The first act of the impeachment pro
ceedings has ended, the prosecution haV.
ing rated their case against the State
Treasurer. The defense will open to-day.
In less than week now this matter
should be decided.
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HuteJae Of . DefaalteP.

SAN PgAscIsco, January D.-H T..
kibbe defaulting mining secretary vas
found dead IN bed, having shot himself
through the head. Later reports place
the amount ai about 100000, mostly
falling on the New York Mining Co.
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FOREIGN.
Negotiations Between Spain and the
United states.

MADRID, January 20.-Respecting the
negotiations between Spain and the
United States, it is semi-ofiicially point
ed out that the Washington government,
not having replied to the Spanish note OF
the 18th of November, 1875, nor having
officially communicated at Madrid the
contents of the American circular to the
European powers, all reports of favor
able reply from Spain may be regarded
as destitute of foundation.
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French Senatorial Election.

PARIS, January 20-Returns from the
department. of Loire, St. Mense, Fare,
Charenti, Mauche, Cher, Cslvados and
Pyrenus, Orientales, show conservative
maiorites in the election for Senatorial
delegates.
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Allegheny City a Catholic Diocese.

NEW YORK. January 20.-A cable dis
patch TO the New York Frse,naH's Jour
nal, dated Rome, January 20, announces
that Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, has
been made Catholic diocese ard Bishop
Domenic, now Of Pittsburgh, named its
frs, Bishop at his own request. Very
Reverend J. Twigz, Of Altoona, has been
appointed 70 Plttsburgh.
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Another FaiDuFe-LfabtIt
aSOO 600.

LOUISVILLE, January 20,-The South
ern Car Company, Of JefersoDville, 10
diana, hled petition in bankruptcy to-
day. The amount Of assets and liab;li
ties will probably be half & million dol
lars, the latter beng less than half this
amount and unknown.
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SANTA FE, January 20-Lss. evening
q mob destroyed and threw INTO the river
the Ee,cs and Press Office Of CimaIren.
II il believed 10 have been done By out
laws and fugitiyes from justice who have
been melted thereto by evil disposed per-
sons
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Book Bindery Failure.

Tho failure of John K. Hoole, manu-
facturers of book binders tools and deal
ers in book binders material, 4S Centre
street is reported, and the liabilities said
to be 100000 The Liabilities of kohler
& Kupper, Wholesale liquor dealers, 30
Broad way, are ascertained 10 be SlOO,O 600.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with southwest
70 northwest winds and lower tempera-
ture.
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Ohio valley Unitarian Conference.

Ohio valley Unitarian Conference.
CINCINNATI, January 20.-The Ohio
Valley Unitarian Conference yesterday.
Last night Rev. Charles w. Wendte was
installed as pastor of the First Unitarian
Church of this city. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Robert Collyer, Of
Chicago. The Conference will probably
adjourn to-day.
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Proposed Mint at Columbus, Ohio

Proposed Mint at Columbus, Ohio
WASHINGTON, d. e. January 20
Doctor Linderman, Director of MINIS,
will probably examine the property at
Columbus, Ohio, which F. Michel pro-
poses to donate to the Government for
the purposes Of q mint.
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That Everlasting Advisory Council.

NEw YORK, January 2O.-It was de-
termlned yesterday that the Plymouth
church advisory council should be called
for February Sth. Letters OF invitation
to be sent out with letter missives to be-
tween one and two hundred Congrega-
tional churches, clergymen, professors
and delegates will be mailed this week
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DIED.

LEwIS-On January 2dh. at twenty
minutes 10 o'clock y. NJ. JAhns A. Lrwf-,
In the forty-nnh year oi bis ags.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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A three year old negro child set fire to
house in Lexington, ky- yesterday and
was with two conn Mons very seriously
burned.
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A resolution has been passed by the
Republicans Of Augusta, that Hon.
James G Blaine is the choice of Maine
for President.
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All business letters and COM
muufcatiOns, intended for
This paper, should be address
edtoTHE REGISTER Wheel
ing, w. Va.
at'hecliag Gegister.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at ll3. o..
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of the principal drovers, whore cat
tie are reported from and their destina-
tion:
Atthe Tinker House and Drore Yards.
J II Caddall, va....Hw B Stanley, o. .i6
Sol Burtner, Va.....S5 T c Baggs, 0............i2
q funkhauser, V...lg J Elliott, O--.........2 ~
J T Seibert, Va-......2l NJ Hutton, " Vs.
X f. Hammond, v-2EW o Moore, Va......0
q W Adams, Va II Bland, o. -:.""......S7
LCShinn, W Va Maddoe, Na.;;.".-H
J W Johnston. V....2SJ S Hamilton, Va..l6
RC Hamilton, Walls Robt Carter. Va......3
Jackson & Co, Va...S Robt Neville. Va..ls
+ Sidell, O........."Sl Isaac Long, Va.."ls
Geo Archer, O.......g l. L Silcott, Na-......l5
J w Tippie, O........2 .23i A Hutchinson, w
CIV Livesey, W V~i6J RTnonas, Va. I'D
G b Dunkle, O..:.....F W hitshuc, Md. :
j Il Anderson, W / Brown, Md ........-
Na~.........-..:: III Dorsey, Md d...;;:"7
J Wartman, O....-..20J ID Acker & Co, N-l0
erry, O...........-.H
At the Cuiperton Hotel and Drore Yard
Beasley & Owens, ,O.37 J Daniels, V....---..40
Phil Dean, 0..,....-..lsG w James O.--.-.l9
J b Brownlu, va.....iO ID W Hargott, Md...l6
J Il Young, O.....-..ls Kerr & Co, Md-...-ls
Kerr, Evans & Co oSSsenseny 4 Lam.
Sundheimer bert, Md....;:;......,l
Clark Va..............36 w Burgoon, Md.."..B
IA I Brak a. ii eb,ii. Tenn "a Hobbs & 20. Md. S
Shefiy, Ha......3g ID Deyiiiip, Nd.
l. Myers & Co, OFF VIM B Jarrett, Md..ll
Adams K Green. v .IS0 B Dorsey, va. 4
'ho Miller o-'.' '.,,'is " iihn'i''on' mu'-i'
. n.,',s a. " ~ ~ ,S,c ~ "',-.. D''vv ". %
y B Fordyce, Pa-...lsC Hardesty. Val
"S Lemon, Pa.........i7 owen Dorsey. Md. 5
H .Sb;nnad by Rs., o W.T. Whom, bsing ofIer.d in
,bi. maria,
pvw,pxs os prpr rc,rr,r
Tho .-rvsI. or c.,,,o du-;r, tho woek
amounted % soa besd sosin, . os3
,.., vooL .nd . 400 bo.d tho co,,os,ord-
a
~. ,ha ...,. .,,,,.,o, -, ...d
eoc,.., 81. -, o-,
-a.,o,d;n, ,,ooL =, ,... ,0., .,d wo,o
.. to,,ous.
To Baltimore bu,cbsrs lno
To Eastern specuiators ................-...... n3
To York Co., Pa, 4 Carroll Co., Md. H1
Washington city IS
, 80,
A.. - a. .,'a,
..,', ,1,,. ,;o
,ho,o hattie, ,os,i,u {, Tho t,.ds
o. .,h.o..,,n 49,. .,;,o.,
o., ,,;o.. ,ho, wo,o . ,i,,,e b;obs, n,
,,.,.....lo ..s o,,.,no.,,;-oA
-,,.. p. IT, p,,, -. a..
- -. ., COMMON, o..,o.uosIc
!, - ~. ID, H.. .,,uu;.h
-. -. i. -. IT, '.,;,v
lin .uo..~a . ia ,o,,o, ,h., la, wo.L
ltd. B.. -. -. g.. ,.,,..
,,n. ,ho,o wo,o. L.. nrnh., ., ,hs b;oh
., n,.de. wbils middle. were more mum.
e,ou. and comnon stock le.. nlen,ifuI
d NJ, o,.da
90. 49,
s"iSh hh'
hsceiPe .his wee eeA'''''''''''''''- '''''''' or-
pscs,n,s .ns vssr.go 6 6so
REMARxs.
The marke, hs. been less active this
week and prices q fall ic of. A. compsr.
ed With las. weeks rates. The quality
has generally been a. good q. tha, Of the
pr.y,ous week. Towards the close oper.
alton, became more Difficult. than q. the
onening and our ton quotations have OBJ
tanned in bu, few instances. The market
.esm. 70 have a tendency downward. II
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LIST OF DROVERS

The following are tho names of the
principal drovers, owners or oonslgnccs
of the principal drovers, whore cat
tie are reported from and their destina-
tion:
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otfice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th 6ts.
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His Royal Highness, the Prince CT
Wales, arrived at Liverpool yesterday.
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Sick from Eating Diseased Pork.

Eight persons, residents of promi-
nent boarding house here, were taken
suddenly and seriously i'll. At first it was
thought they had been poisoned by ser.
want of the house, but prominent
physician has decided that the strange
illness was caused by eating diseased
pork. Other persons in the city have
recently been seriously i'll, Their symp-
toms being similar to those suffering
from poisons, and these too have been
traced to eating fresh pork.
A very persistent effort is being made
among prominent business men to secure
the location of the braLch mint at this
point.
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Appointments by Governor Hayes.

COLUMBUS, January 20.-Gov. Hayes
has MS members of his military staff, A,
II. Comstock, of Cuyahogo county, as
Quartermaster General, and w. Ii. Mus
sey as Surgeon General.