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THE MONS VENGEANCE.
Three More Murderers Lynched In West
Virginia.

Threo More Wurdrrers Lynched In West
Virginia.
CHARLEsrOr, W. Va, Jan. 26.-Dawson and
Estep, the murdcrers Of Lee, who carted about
the country aud guarded 40 carefully by the sheriff
against the comrades OF tho murdered man. last
night taken from the Jail and hanged. This the third
attempt made to lynch them. While the white men
were hanging the Lee nurl,rers three negroes rushed
into the jail and TOOK out Thomas lines, the murder
Of the cOlured man DOOley, and hanged him also. A
report that the authorities had asked FOR troops hurried
the mob to the accOmplshn Mt Of their purpose.
The bodies were taken down by the prosecuting at
torney to-day, and inquest held. verdict was re-
turned tna tney came to their deaths at the hanos Of
mob. the names Of whom are unknown.
Dawson died without fear. Eslep was inclined TO
confess, but was restrained by Dawson. Hines was
taken short distance from the otuers AMI 10
lrief. Esteps body was buried by his friends N the
OF the hanging DavsOn's BODY wall be cent 10
LyuCLburg, where his parents reside.
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THE PREsIDENTI4L OFFICE.
Proposed constitutional Amendment Limit
ing it 10 One Term.

wAsHINoToN, Jan. 3D. Several days ego tho
House Committee on the judiciary reported proposed
smend the Constitution o. the United states
follows. "No person who has held or may hereafter
hold the office VI President shall ever again be eligible
to said ofice."
To-day Mr. FRYE. on behalf OF the minority Of the
committee proposed substitute for the report Of the
majority, IA follows;
From aud alter March g. 1855, the term Of the once
OF President aud Wee President Of the United States
shall SIX ycars, and any person having been elected
to held the Ofhce Ot President, Tor two years
hAying held that once shall be nelgOe Tor reeiec
ton"
The subject was made the order Of the day for Tues
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The worHingmen'. Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan 8.--The Workingmen's Trades
Assembly met here to-day. the President, James Con-
nelly Of New ork In the chair Nearly all tho trades
we're represented. Seventy sir reports were made.
nearly all OF the same tenOT-that trade IN All It's
branches throughout the State WAS unusually dull.
A bill was presented for confederation asking the
Legislature establish bureau OF labor statistics.
IL resolved TO petition the Legislature % tAke
me the employment OF men on the pub
ic works 10 New York. ALBANY, and other cities wnero
moneys for that purpose have been appropriated and
ar. lvlu id
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The Mexican RevolutIon.

GALVESTON. Jan. GA special despatch to
the Neios from Antonio tonight says AdVlces re-
ceVed At different points on the RIO Grande through
carriers from Saltillo. state that revolution
has been started In the northern and
central portions OF Mexico, near the Rio
Grande. Gen. Herrera has pronounced for tue
revolution and surprised The authorities At Parraa
The revOutuniss assaulted RlsoYes, which ~ de-
Tended by Modno who Is prepared 10 defend IL until re-
Inducements IN arrive.
Tie J1ritY OF the people IN the Northern districts
reported be favor OF supDrensnR tho reOol'
non. and are preparlnz Tor an emefgency.
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AGIRL SHOT HER LOVER.
The Nlurderer's Attempted suicide VI ask ed
Lyncbcrs Finishing the Job,

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. 26.--Last Saturday
at Plainviews Mimi, Frank Hathaway shot and
killed Nettle slayton. because. as Is supposed.
she would no: return his love. Hathaway then
attempted to XIII himself with the same pistol,
but only succeeded In making al ugly wound In
his breast. lilo was taken to a hotel and placed
under guard. About midnight on Tuesday last
some nifty masked men drove up 70 the hotel
ard proceeded at once To HathawaY's room.
They pushed past the keeper, put out the lights,
took the young man from tho room, ana hanged
away All was done quietly aud IN the space Of
Ave minutes. There IS yet no clue 10 the
Identity OF the lynchers. IL Is said they came
from acme distance.
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Coroner Cannon, of Jersey city, has concluded
the inquest the OF Mary Emma and Mary Ellen
Cooper, wife bnd daughter OF Capt. Cooper. OF the
barge H. Lee. They went down In collision of the
B,ttery last October The barge Of four beng
to~ed down the river 10y the tug Grant, aud when
ROUNDING the Battery WAS run INTO By the schooner Me
Farand ia Dw Of the tug James Parker. rhe Oodi-s
OF Capt to0pcra wife and daughter we're Al the bot
tom OF The river until tc sunk-n barge VAS towed over
to the JrstY Shore when they Vcr" recovered three
week The jurys verdict censures all the ofc ers
of Tie Grant aud Lee ~. ~ - neg llgenco.
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Swiudlinu N Widow.

Ernest c. weirtenburg, Of 23i Broome street,
held In VI 900 bail in the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday, to the complaint Of Elizabeth
Lamb OF POS Tenth avenue, that he had swindled her
out OF $50 Wcrtenburg represented to her that no
could secure the pardon OF her son from the Auburn
Prison. and she at various times gave Wcrtelburg
money to assst the effort 800 Of which he SAID was
for Gov 1ilden. Wertcnburg demanded more money
several times but Mrs Lamb. growing suspicious that
he was u swiad!er, had him arrested.
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Eirly yesterday morning, Samuel stenbrink
OF eo5 Second avenue was awakened by the smashing
Of glass IN the front window Of his store Seeing
hand pushed through the broken pane he FRED his
volver at II. The or but IA few minutes ro-
turned. and Ia bewildercd way asked Mr.. Stpnbrnk
N1at he hit nlm with. An oficer that cnt
rested the stranger. Blood was trlckllng down his
face The ball had passed through the peak OF his cap
and nattencd itself against his skull In the FIftyninth
street police station hc gave the name Of James Lama
He was sent TO Bellevue Hospital
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LONDON, Jan. IA Madrid despatch in the
S1nadr tins morning says the opposition In the Cor
ties win include three republicans serracara.
and Aneada three Radica s-the MARQUIS OF Sardoal
Conde keus, and Oavarneta from thiry-nye 70 forty
lonstitutiOnAlists. among them Sagosta. Balaqucr,
Uios, Camacho, aud Romero ortiz; fifteen 10 twenty
Nco Catholic modrraiOs and thirty nve to forty par
Government generally except on the religious question.
the x'c figures cannot be given unt tie scrui iny OF
tho returns completed
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He was nverse to quarrelling, yet his enemies
found him what the boys call a"hard nut" when they
tried TO impose upon him. lie never turned his back
on friend foe and like many brave hearts hai AL
most many foes As friends. Consequently hn life
full OF exciting incidents. all OF which are yiVdlJ
sketched In the sensational story OF The Gayost Boy
in New YORK." TO be commenced In No 10 Of the BOg' Of
the World. ready.-AdB.
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James T Porter, the ex-secret Service Deteo-
tive was yesterday discharged from the iomos by or
der Of Judge Gidersleevc. upon the motion Of District
Attorney Phelps. The papers constituting the sccusa
on against Porter, that he accessory TO larceny
oftlb near an endorsement ~ Chief Clerk C rS. say
Tug that the prisoner committed ndictaue offence.
but tnat Il nevertheless clear that ne hA1 been
gagged IN "a dirty piece Of business" Porter was ths
chef witness ngains cxGrn. Mank, In the trial WhiUh
resulted ia accuittal last week.
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A bill was introduced In Trenton yesterday
authorizing the electors OF municipality at the next
election to vote sum OF money not exceeding seven
cents on each inhabitant be expended by the local
authorities for the celebration Of the centennial Ihe
b also provides that the GOYernOr shall issue lis
proclamation calling on tue citizens OF the state 10 40
staln IRON 81 nn9sSsSsaI5 HotI snd 20 ibhs Nv
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The will OF Eliza Rouse was offered yesterday
by Edward Bowdch, whose petition sets forth that tho
testarx departed this life at the wreck OF tho
steamship schiller. OF the coast of Great Britain.
the bih OF Nav 1873. she was servant had accufnu
late a. 500 and made her Will Just before sailing tho
faed voyage Her rclatons, mother three sisters and
. brother, live ia keutuchy, Her will secures 20 hor
mntaer nome Tor life. and bequelths the residue "
sister and fayOrite nIeces.
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Our Extra Aldermen. Work.

Counsellor VOLTS Board Of Assistant Alder
men met Tuesday evening, I'm Ninth avenue near
Thrtyslxh street. ami passed several ordinances d.
rectng the Commissioner OF PuOno Works TO build
sewers, streets and lay gas mains After their
has cOncurrcd by the other branch OF tho
Counse lor'H Common Council, the ordinances will De
sent to the Mayor for his approval.
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Edwin Rnoth,. Rnnkrnpinx.

The creditors OF Edwin Booth, the actor. mot
at the once OF Edgar Kctchum, Register In Bankruptcy
yesterday. and dividend OF ~ per cent declared
There are twenty-five creditors and their claims
amounted to auout t,5O.OOO. The estate OF Oakes
Amrs had n secured claim for 100000 II being ffth
nortg &c on the theatre, and an unsecured claim of
$26li0 The assets consisted Of cash s2i77p9. notes
1925 70 stage property costumes. paintings, &C..
vlued - 10000 iiis paintings were sod by The a.
siguee Tor $3.50 prints f225 library and private
theatrical warIrobc 1850 stage property. &C. 1000
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PRICE TWO CENTS. y
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY TINS
SUNS REPORTERS.
A Fssbienabie Wedding In the Church OF tire
Pilarims, BrookIyn-Tho sidewalk Strewn
with Roses and LiIies Of the Nnlloy.

n Feshtennbie Weddtng IN the thurch OF IN.
PILGRIMS, Brooklyn-The sidewalk strewn
with Roses and Lilies Of the Valley.
Miss Mary Craig. daughter OF Gen. James q.
Craig, Of 7 Montague terrace, Brooklyn. msrriea
last evening In the Church OF the Pilgrims, by the Rev.
DR.. r. S. storrs. to Lieut. Edward T. Bradford Of ,as
U g. Marine Corps. In the church, instead OF bos-
Quet, the bride wore wreath Of orange blossoms.
which was fastened TO a bracelet made Of the same.
on the return to the house. the bridal party found the
sidewalk ana porch with and lilies Of tbs
vail, y, making nowery path from the euro to the
door The residence OF Gen Craig which was thronged
by guests was bedecked with flowers. An arbor eight
feet high fourteen feet long end Of the parors
was made OF carnations roses azalas, NOlee panaies.
and smax, and from us centre hung ma rage bell
three feet high. Above the arbor was star bearing
the monogram Of the brids and groom. The newly
married pair received the cOngratuations under ths
atpur Another attractive decoration WAS model OF
the Celtic In which vessel they to sail to-day Tor
Europe The model made OF flowers, It's rigging
Wa OF enax and It's quarter deck Of sefrano roses
hc proiuse nora DECORATIONS fled the house with do.
icloua perfume. In the dining room, temporarily
built in the OF the parOrs tue feast spread.
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MILroRr, Pa, Jan. 20 The Milford Herald
to-day the deaih OF Mr. spsy, noted her
init of Green township. Pike county. Pa. lie for.
Wcrly wealthy merchant OF New York city but ftlcd
ia business Hts rtytrscs prey Ell On his ind that he
ncd 10 Wild desoiae pac', scY, raj mles from any
habaon. Tn tor 35 years he has sustained himself
Ii 4 rahlng md hmnLIng.
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Mary Il Bruce, the young frenchwOman whose
disappearance WIS noticed In yesterdays SUN. wH
found by her friends the house Vt Mr. u. Raun 6s
West Houston street, whlber shc hsc been :c.ancsd
iy 1ggs '."' hr. ..d Yh?p ~ NJ hef saajct
maid Miss Charlotte Crabtree GOta the actrehs).
who Is stopping with the family OF Mr.. W. o. Linthi'
cum In West Forty sixth street.
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The Russ,nn Commercial CrI-,,

RIGA. Jan 20 The liabilities Of the one large
nrms winch famed yesterday are tl 0s7,s and tl72o.
900 respectively. These failures have necessitated the
suspension OF local bank. wth liabilities OF tl4iO 600
ana tsmIied AZ tibOuODO furtner suspensions
Of small nrns believed to be ineNtable, but ap
prehensons fslt Ia regard to tue stability VI the
larger houses.
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LONDON, Jan. 2d.-Tho Times Constantinople
correspondent writes that he has been positively
eured that the sultan owns eight million pounds IN the
Turkish ueD,, ana that he has exacted fun payment OF
his dividend refusing the half coupon paid tO tue other
creditors
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Mrs Charles Smith OF II Roosevelt street, who
WAS by her husha nd on tine Sd Of January died
In Bellevue Hospital yesterday. Smith Ia IN custody
II IL said that nearly one hundred distinct
charges of forgery will be preferred against hArea H.
Brckwith the cnbczzling boOkkeeper tor b. I. BAD-
Dtt, the soap manufacturer
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Fatal Nitro-l:iycerine Explosion.

SrRIsuFIELD, Mass, Jan 26.-Ths careless
hAmmerins Of frozen plug exploded go POUNDS OF nj
tro.gycerine in Mo-brays nitro cerne factory at
North Adams, this Afternoon cumOllshing the building
aud an Vi occupied d1tlag and Damaging other build
ings IN the ncighb0rhood' Two wOrKm"n. Benz unin
Coos aud Joan Cullen. were blown 10 pieces ana John
Malce, the foreman, Wa. Injured, but not seriously
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WARRINGTON, Jan. GA chairman OF one OF
the House comuittees expenditures Of the depart
mens SAID to-day The people expect the committees
ignte. tut the House docs uot and he spoke
chairman Of the committee ON the most rotten de-
Of the
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An old stocking that cont iined $500 worth OF
bonds on Virginia railway was found In a heap Of rub
hish 10 hotel kept by william Hili, 10 Jamaica. They
are supposed TO have belonged to Terence O'Bren,
deceased, no formerly kept the hotel.
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THE CHICAGO WHISkEY RING.
Indictment against 4. &. HesIng. Jacob Rchm.
and j. Y. uOyt.

CHICAGO Jan. ga. c. Hesing, editor Of
the Stadts-ZcR Rung, and Jacob kehm, ex-Police
Superintendent Chicago were indicted by the
Grand Jury IN the United States District Court
to-day for conspiracy In connection with the
whiskey frauds.
Ex-Deputy Collector j. +. Hoyt was indicted
on the same charge. and was placed under ar
rest this afternoon, his ball being nxed at
10000.
lhe bail Of Hosino was nIed at s7O.OOO and
that Of Rehm At SjO.OoO.
lon additional Indictments were found
against distilers, gaugers, and storekeepers,
ons being against Minty, who recently left this
city aud whose Whereabouts are not set known.
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THE OLD WORLD's NEWS.
Attempted Assassination of the Prime Minis
ter of Roumanin.

ATHENS, Jan. 26.-An employee OF the Gov
ernment Of Roumana named Pare kvesko who had been
dismissed from his position for embez1ement, and
fused reinstatement by NJ Comoundouros President Of
the Council and Minister OF the Interior. Yesterday
tempted to assassinste the Prime Munster whio he
wagoing to the Chamber Of Deputies in Bucharest.
He did not succrrd however. NJ tOmOundOurOs being
oaly slightly wonudedin the face. The would be rs
saHsin as
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BERSR, Jan. 28.-The international Postal Con-
gress has agreed to ADMIT British India the French
colonies into the Postal MON. The question OF ad-
nting other colonies reserved until the next Con
gress, the time Tor the meeting Of winch will be ap
pointed tO-mOTTOM.
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The Exploration Of the Nile.

LONDON, Jan, 2o.-The Morning Echo says In
teligencc was received yesterday from Col. Gorion.
dated at Dame saying that he safe and well The
surgeon OF the expedition had died. and Col Gordon
the only whIr man remaining. lie mad Just
reached the rapids, winch he feared mpassare.
IL So the further exploration OF the Nile 10 steamer
~ nIll bQ lrah
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Mr. Goo. C. Robinson. the uncle OF Mrs. Moul-
ton, who recently resigned his position os member OF
Plymouth Church examining committee has ceased to
attend the churCa and his friends that he has de-
circd his intent; to leave the church because OF it
treatment OF Mrs. MOuitOn.
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What the Independent Labor Party Want.

1wentY-six men and three women attended
the meeting OF the nceperdent Laoor Party In Glass
Hail, last evening. committee was appointed 10
draft resolutions to be presented 20 the legislature
opposing the passage Of tho conyictabIr Dlls com
nlttee also appontc to DRAFT resolutions petition
In Congress to take the OIL ship building mateaIs
and to send the mails only In Amerle IN bottoms
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Tho great sensational story Of life In the me-
tropos entitled Tho Gsyest Boy In New York" VIII
he commenced III No. 10 Of tho Bov' OF ne W"'h'
now ready II you fond OF an exciting story true
TO nature and yet teeming with adventure and thrill
w sslRas. rsaa "TRa QHsst Boz " Nov y9Ik n AZ
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Austria and the Cubnu Note.

VIENNA, Jan. 2.--lho Austrian Foreign once
recently intmated TO Mr orth. the American Minister
in confidential manner u.s. de,ire to have copy Of
Secretary Fishs note TO MIR. Cushing Mr. Orth tele
gr phed the fact to Washington and asked for nstruc
lions The American Government declined 10 allow .
copy be given. II 10 rumored that another uote on
the Cuban question 10 Impending.
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Mr. Fowlers counsel mas served demurrer on
hr. rArsors In the Ring suits. on the ground that there
IL no cause for action.
The trial OF the Cowenhoyen claim against the
city OF BROOKLYN for the recovery Of strip OF land 30
by hoo feet In Atlantic avenue, valued at 100000
Wae begun third time In the supreme Court yes
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Frnudnlen, nonnty Olnim..

MEMPHIS, Jan. 26.-In the United States Court
to-day. NJ. COMBS Jr, was found guilty on another OF
the fraudulent bounty claims indictments leaving four
indictments to be tried II Ii said hAt other
persons have been indicted for comphcII in Combss
transactions
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.-At an adjourned
meeting of the Coal Exchange IN this city yesterday It
was decided in consequence OF tne glut the market
to stop n mining from the 7h OF February 10 the nth
nfA arch
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The suit OF Lewis Lavnson for $1,000 am agea
agan, the Oceanic steamship Co., propretors Of the
white Star steamer Atlantic on which plaintiff was .
when she w1s wrecsed on the coast OF New
fCundland March 81 1873, concluded in tho
United states Circuit Court yesterday BY verdict for
the defendants.
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Boston, Jan. 26.-liarrls, Chapman Co., car
pet dealers reported feied few DAYS since presented
to meeting OF their creditors this afternoon state
showing assets of ti25 $50 49, and Rb ltle- OF
t3OO.397 .hs committee Was appointed to examine
iuto nftItrs of
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Tn. Dco,h Of uud.on McFnrIan.

GOSHEN, N. Y, Feb. 26.-The Hon Hudson
McFarlan prominent eiliEen and politician died At
half past one O'Clock this afternoon At his residence In
southneld. OF apopeIy, at the age of seyeny.eiglt
Orange county the state Assembly for be era tcrmr,
ami had been for many Years supervisor OF the Town
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wAsHISGToN, Jan. 20.-rhere is great anxiety
about the tate Of the Centennial Appropriation bil,
An which will require amendment will return
the bin to the House from the Senate unless the
rules be susper dcd tue bll amended must take
reKnlAT cuurse the HOmte.
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MONTICELLO, NY, Jan. 8.-An interesting
revival Id now progress at the NJ r. Church IN TINS
village. II Is presided over by Mr. lnd Mn Fisher VI
Port JerYls converts OF the female evangelist LOwerJ
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The preparations for the religious services In
the Hippodromc under the arec ion OF Messrs MOODY
and SankeV been further advanced nv the appoint
Of 6OU ushers. They are taken from AL denomi-
nations Of Evangelical Christian Churches including
two colOred mcmDcrs Of 81. Marks Episcopal cOugro-
CATION.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.-A sale OF 4S0 shares
delinquent stock Of the Bank of California was made
Gay from so to tl6. assessment Of go paid
paid
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Tho Loug Island Planning and Moulding Mills
at Bond aud Thra streets, Broo&iyn Sere drslroyel
hy nre early yesterday morning, Inc structure was
large one. aud owned by Poase Polon. Tue loss
Ia l4O.ODO,
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cURIoSIrIES or CRIME.

Increasng eastorly to southerly winds falling
barometer. rising temperature. generally cloudy
weather, and ralp or snow.
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ROCHESTER,, Jan. &-In the case OF McRle
Canal Superintendent Of Section d, trial for the pas
ten days charged with swearing TO false pay rolls &c.
le Jury have dsagreed. standing ak for conviction
and b for AcQuittAl.
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Ccngrc.-man stnrkwcather Dyinl
NEW JERSEY.

wAsHINGToS Jan. 26.-Congressmau stark
weather Of Connecticut Is AZ the point OF death. a
physicians say that he cannot recover.
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Edward O'Neill Of a Beach street fell into
tuO 81 boiling water yesterday and was scaded 70
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BROOH LYN.

wAsnISGToS, Jan. 28 As yet there has been
indicted by the Grand Jury for connection with
tue fraudulent payment OF cotton clAlms.
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The Committee on Prl.onn

Tho tour OF the Assembly Committee on
Prisons began at sing Sing YESTERDAY The memb,ra In
speccd the prison and als) box Of cigars IN tue War
den's office.
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I...u,p Mi,Ier'. PINK Countess.

Boston. Jan. %, An inoendiary nre early yes-
teTdaV morning destroyed tne Pierce House Al Nan
tasket. Total loss u. 900 insurance, $1,000.
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Tho weather Omce Prediction

Rumors that the Long Island Railway Com.
pqny WAS to buy the South Side having BEEN de-
med. II Is said that the roads are To Oe eOnsO
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Tho Qsyest Boy IN New York" the great
senssuoeAl atoTI aow resaI U the S0H " ~ World