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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24
Evening Session.
The CalAwssi rsiegrso.

NEw YORK, June 23.-James Z. Reed
publishes . letter to-day announcing
himself as the author OF the famous
"Fsro" dispatch to JOSIAH Caldwell, and
states that in using it he used the ordi-
nary business key word from 8 motive
oseconomy, not secrecy, "Faro" being the
code word for the name and address OF
Reed i Caldwell. Mr.. Reed says he
does not know how Mr.. Blaine learned
Caldwell had cabled TO the Judiciary
Committee, bot he learns now for the
frst time, of its origin. Mr.. Reed says
three years ago he was Oaldwelrs conf.
Dental clerk, but to-day is simply his
friend.
WAsHISarcs, June 23.-The Judi.
ciary Committee this morning examined
Col. Thomas A. Scott, through Mr..
Knott, in reference 10 the Caldwell tel
egram. he testified that he sent dis
patch TO Josiah p. Caldwell on the 3lst
OF May, than king him for endorsing his
evidence before the Committee. He
knew nothing about two messages sent
TO Cald well from Philadelphia, excepting
that the young man who said his name
was Reed, and representing himself a'
private secretary 10 Caldwell, called
upon witness and showed him Q copy OF
q dispatch, which he desired 10 send 70
Cald well, which would cost shout 500
in gold, and asked witness 70 Aid in send
ing it. Witness declined TO do It and
Reed said be would cut down the dis
patch and send It himself. The dispatch
alluded 70 was similar 10 the one re
ceived BY Knott from Caldwell, but
witness did not think Il was the e1ac,
words. This testimony 10 In harmony
with the statements contained 10 Reed
letter in the N. Y. Herald this morning
W witness bad never seen Reed before tha,
time, and only once since. Witness Wa
q little suspicious about the dispatch
which he had himself received from Csld.
we'll, and sent over 10 the telegraph ofhcs
10 have il verified. and there learned that
il was the genuine dispatch csbled iron
London. Witness knew nothing Of Reed
or his Whereabouts, except what he hsc
stated. Wines identified his own sig
nature 70 the letter containing the state.
ment OF this matter received by Mr..
Knott, 90 Wednesday last
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HOUSE

The House met at IL O'Clock this morn
ing and vent into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Blackburn In the char, OF
the sundry ciyil appropriation ball.
After rejecting the amendment In
crening 70 $4,000 the appropriation OF
$3.50 600 for the continuation Of work on
the StstA, War and Navy Department
bui sin gs, the committee rose and the ses-
sioa Of Yesterday was formally closed and
that Of to-day begun.
Mr.. House, from the COMMITTEES on
Elections, called up the Idaho eoo,ested
election case, and reported . unanimous
resolution oi the committee unseating +.
W. Bennett, the sitting delegats, and de-
caring T.. 5. Finn entitled 20 seat.
Agreed 10, and Mr.. Finn vas sworn in.
Mr.. Harris, from the same committee,
reported . unanimous resolution dsclar-
ing Josepa II. RAiney, the sEtting MEM
Der. entitled 10 . SEAT from the First dis
tric, Of South Carolina Adopted
Also the same report n the case Of II.
B. straii from The Second district Of
Minnesota Adopted
The House thea went into COMMITTEES
Of The Whole, Mr.. Blsckbarns in the
chair, On the suptry civil appropriation
ball. On reAching the paragraph appeo-
pr;ssipg $500 fos The oonpIeslosS o.
The castou house and postotscs q; POr.
Huron, Miehlg,n, Mr.. Conger offered a.
amendnssct sppropria;ing $4,000 fo'
Ffarnhhing the ana rAdoptsd- Tbs
eomuittee fnnhcd the considers;ion o!
The psr,gr.phs making appropriated.
for public buildinEs and passed 90 iboss
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making appropriations for light houses,

making appropriations for light houses,
buoys, &c.
Mr.. Stone offered an amendment in
cressing the appropriation for the light
ing and buoysge of the Ohio, Mississippi,
and Missouri rivers from $4,000 10
sl50,0OO. Adopted.
The item for the besreau Of engraving
and printing sppropriating ssl3, 900, be-
sides 81, 900 for one months pay to the
employees recently furloughed and fnal-
ly discharged permanently from that
bureau, was passed without amendment
Mr.. Monroe offered an amendment re-
appropriating the unexpended balances
for the expense Of the extended United
States and Mexican Claims Commission
and for the testimonial to the umpire,
SIR Edward Thornton, who has refused
to receive any salary for his services.
Adopted
The item for the coast survey
Was passed without any important
amendment.
Items for miscellaneous objects were
passed. as fellows: Paper, engraving,
SC, for national currency. $4,000;
transportation of bonds, &c, $4,000;
propagation of food fishes, $4,000; signal
service, $4,000.
Mr.. Hancock offered an amendment
sppropriating s45, 900 Tor completing the
military telegraph between the army
posts on the Texas frontier, &c.
After debate the amendment was
agreed 10.
The other items passed as follows: For
the Leaven worth military prison, s62,-
900; for the Hsyded geological seminary,
$4,000; for PowelIs survey Of the Color
ado, $50, 700.
At this point the committee rose and
the House took q recess till s P NJ, after
notice by Mr.. Randall that be would
press the bill to q vote tonight.
A question having risen whether
there should be q session tomorrow,
Mr.. Randall stated it as his opinion
that the session would be Necessary, a.
the Speaker pro tenn. would be absent
next week and it would be necessary TO
elect another Speaker pro ten. IN his
absence.
The Senate amendments TO the naval
appropriation bills were non.concurred
10 and q Committee Of Conference
ordered. Messs. Blount Whittho-ne
and Hale were appointed on the part OF
the House.
Evening" Sesston.
The consideration of the sundry civil
bill was resumed by the Committee o.
the Whole.
On motion OF Mr.. Banning the item
OF $4,000 was inserted tor Wheeler's
geographical survey Of the territory west
Of the oae hundredth meridian.
Against the opposition of the Appro
priatioH Committee, An item Of $4,000
was inserted for Prof. Jenny's survey of
the Black Hills.
A number Of amendments were offered
and rejected, and the committee, at 1880
p. n, rose, and the bill and amendments
were reported TO the House.
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Washinxton Items.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Presi,
dent, accompanied by Gen: Sherman and
Secretary Cameron, left Washington to-
dsy 10 make Q briei visit 70 Harrisburg.
The party will retura Monday.
Judge Burnham, Assistant Secretar'
of the Treasury, to-day rendered BIS
resignation, 10 take effect on the lst 0.
July. ,.,
The substitute reported from the Sen,
.ts Finance Committee for the so-cslied
Randall silver bill, passed BY the House
on the L 5,h inst, consists OF the ist ana
ond .ections of the Finance Committees
nsnd,ns bill. and the last two OF the
Hon.e bill In BRIEF it provides Tor
The coinage of silver dollars OF four hun
dred and twelve and eighth-sentn
rain, of standard silver, and for
;s.niny them and subsidiary coins
iu exchange for an equA
,moun, of United States notes, TO be
permanently retired Tee silver oaihon
needed for this purpose Is 70 be purchased
in AMOUNTS not exceeding one million
doll,r, a, . time, ss market rates, and
finally the legal tender power OF sns
,r,ds dollar il abolished
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TELEGkAPH ToLLs.-Mr. MORGAN In
forms Us that hereafter the following tolls
Will be charged for messages over the
Western Union:
New York. sOc; Philadelphia, 65ci
baltimore, 45c; Washington City, Csc;
Chicago, 60c; st. Louis, 9Oc; Cincinnati,
45c; Columbus, 45c
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
A.socisted Press Report. BY Western
Union Limo, ONCE Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sta.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
BELLAIRE.
Terrible Rain and wind storm.

Terrific Rain and Wind storm.
BELLAIRE, o., June q.
Spec al Dispatch to Register.
At little before six o'clock this even
ing our city WAS visited with q most ter.
rife rain and wind storm, which did
much damage in this section. Windows
were blown in, trees broken of and torn
up by the roots, and one house on Gravel
Hill was struck BY lightning. The house
took ire, but was saved from being des-
troyed BY the prompt action Of persons
in that vicinity. We have not learned
Of any one being injured in person up to
the time of sending this dispatch. L.
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vienna, June 23.-According TO the
intelligence from Belgrste An order for
the mobilization of the first contingent
has been issued. Each brigade Is 70
assemble at:its station tomorrow. Next
week an order will be issued tor the
mobilization Of the second contingent.
At the end OF tia, week the army il b take
iu stratagicsl positions on the frontier. AT
the same time Prince Milan 10 TO iseue .
manifesto - the people and proceed 70 the
army. As An intention 10 attack Turkey u
still disclaimed, these measures, If carried
into effect may be meant as . demonstra-
ton to promote the diplomatic success OF
Ristie. the Servian Minister.
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The rain which commenced falling
last evening. was welcomed with greater
unsnimity by the farmers and gardners
Of this vicinity, than anything that has
passed this way for long time. The
drought had been long-continued and
severe, the crops were suffering, young
trees planted this spring dying, the
streams running low, and the earth was
psrched. Ii ths, rain WAS q general one,
there were millions IN it"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEw YORK. June 23.- AoSBY--Closed
easy At 2t92A per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4(95 per cent. Costoms
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Trsas-
urer disbursSd S2s,0O0. Clsarings $l6.-
100000 Sterling exchange 4s6lQtsst.
GoLp-Wesk; opening at ll2t and
closing st ll2. Borrowing rases aas
per cent. Loans were also made dat
and l@2 per cent for carrying.
GovHRsNENrs-Stsad
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0THR Graham left before the Courier,
but stopped At the lower wharf for sixty
kegs of beer," ....-
Those 'si1ty kegs" were empty when
the Graham reached our wharf.-the
crackers on board remained untouched
State Journal.
How did you find out that the kegs
were empty. Governor?
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Gov. STEVENSON claims that the. State
.Jo4rrai was the arst paper to propose
HAYES for President. He won't even
Weld to BIcKHAM, who claims to be the
only smos-rure original Jacob" Well,
that's worth 3 Consulship to the Fiji
Islands.
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CoscoRp, n. r. June 2s.-Addresses
have been presented 70 the legislature
c,lJinz for the sweeping removal Of all
Democrstic officials throughout the state
The subject 10 made the specia4order for
NEXT Wednesday.
Tn the Hoose this morning y. @. Ord
way, late serge.n. ai-arn. Oh me 7 n nl.eo
s,..ss House of Representatives, made .
s,.tensnt denying in toto the charges
ve;ch .poeared IN print sgsinst hs Of
ne;aI honesty, and said be should apper
b.f,,s the committee and defend himself
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CONGRESS is about spPropriating $5e,-
OO ,o,complets the Custom House in Par
sersourg. Hurry up.-.Stdts Journal.
bury upl Uh, you want 10 plant Q
hundred negroes and other workmen
there. from Ohio and elsewhere, TO use at
,bs October election, again, eh?
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ture, however, was saved. The building
was worth full $500, and was not COW
cred with dollar of insurance.
The total loss will foot up about $l4,-
900, which was covered with less than
$500 insurance. Taking it as whole
il is one Of the most destructive dres that
has yet visited Charleston.
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.Defeated by a B-d Fool"

From the Peoria Democrat.
Colonel Ingersoll is now at home, and
bears his defeat like little nsn. DE
says the only mortifying thing about the
defeat of Blaine is the fact OF his having
been defeated by id fool.
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Murderer II ung.

INDIANAPOLIS, June %. WIN. Henry
johnson was hung al Paris. Illinois, to-
day, for tie murder of his step son, jacob
Redmsn, in December.
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a>s<nuAtfh RaSA.

PurLApEIYHIA, June 1s--Gosdsnhh
Mad trottsd three heats against time
Mi. aiternoon, at Belmont Park. making
the 6rss in 2:l7t the sscssd in z:i+. md
ths third 10 2:lIa.
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Charxea Viz. NaraeR.

BALrIMoR1 June 23-Robert Davis
and sife.vho arrived in Hartford county
Yesterday. from Michigan, were arrested
on . charge Of numbering their uncle,
Hugh Abernathy. in that State, last
week.
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Lucky Editors.

OEw ORLEANS, June 23.-George
Meas and Peter Standon, Of the
PieayIn>. drew $50, 100 in the last Havana
lottery.
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Atheelina gssistsr.
Gold closed yesterday at liz.

TIE reother to-day sosu Be partly
.La.dv, With southeast Vinds, stationary
,,,.,-rot,4rs. aud local rains.
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OsI Of the sweetest things in thn
world d Q sixteen year old baby.
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Nrw Yo.x, June s-At the special
session Of the general term Of the So
prsus Court in Brooklyn to-day, the de-
csion given by Judge Dykemsn In The
case Of Nouiton Vs. Beecher. srEusd
~ Po1ghkeepNe, VS. reversed. This
gives Isoiton the night 70 brisg &C.
ton. Bseehsr can carry the case 70 the
Court Of Appssls II hs de.irea- -
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Ds..ss 60 He.ssss cssss

81. PAgL, June z3.--Hunsrou con-
plsinu are coming m from various guar.
tsss Of SERIOUS dnnaee 70 growing vhsss
by the rsrsns uafssosAtle weather.
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Lysehsa-

CrscIxsArf, June IA mob Of
masked men appeared Il the jail O. Bsri-
ing.on, Boone county, ksntucky last
night obtained the keys and took o.'t .
eoIored mas named Willis, svsiiing
trial on {. charge Of murder. They were
preparing 70 hang him shen be got
away aud ran, bat vn shot and badly
wounded The mob then reeaptured tse
prisoner, hung him 70 . tree and riddIsd
hA body vith buile.A
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window : Rascalities.

BosroN, Jan. 26.-It. is positively
stated that E. d. Winslow issued
large quantities of fictitious stock of
the Boston Post Co., as collateral. a
meeting of stockholders will be held
Friday to investigate affairs. The
papers viii probably lose nothing the
sufferers being those who advanced
money on stock sold. Winslows op-
erations are traced to L. w. Pond, OF
Worcester, and paper with names OF
both on It has been Brought to-tight:
E. F. Thortcr's name is said to be OH
one hundredsand fifty thousand dol
lars worth Of paper, and that Of Dan'l
Chamberlain on sixty thousand dol
lars worth. N. G. Green, former
proprietor ofthe Post has caused a
writ to be served on Porter, the os.
tensibte owner Of the. Daily News,
based on the Wins:ow transactions.
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Bank Robbery.

SPRINGFIELD Mass. Jan. 27.-The
Burglars who entered the North.
ampton bank Wednesday night, first
securing the cashier in his house and
taking fromshim the keys Of the vault,
took large amount Of securities, q
considerable portion not being nego-
table.
Bosros, Jan. 277.-Later details Of
the robbery Of the Northampton ma
tional bank at Northampton Tuesday
night, by masked robbers, state the
result is something appalling. The
table Of securities shows $4,000 dol
lars. OF course much Of this is not
negotiable, SO that it is difficult TO
estimate the real lossftoit the bank and
depositors. The bank officers offer !
reward Of $4,000 for the return oi
property and conviction cf burglars.
The loss falls mostly on special de.
positors. sss.t.,la
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The Celestia!s Spelling toraa i !
Fight.
The Boston Forger Safe from tthhe
Clutches Of Justice.
The Sectarian School Question
III in the Iowa Legislature.
Progress of the Trial Of Mr.. Nc
Kee, in st. Louis.
Iowa Legislature.


DEs MONIES, Jan. 2 7.-Amemorial
was presented from the laity. Of the
Catholic church ofDavenport,p protest.
ing against senator Murphy's bill re-
lating to sectarlan teaching in the
public schools. The memorial was
laid on the table. "A bill to provide
for separate assessors sin ton nship.
embracing part Of city or town,passed;
also the bill doing away with the
publication Of roads notices. The
bill to transfer land grant Of Nc cGregor
Western R. r. tosthe Iowa, Dakota
and Black Hills r. R. Co., was order.
ed presented and referred to the r. r
Committee. A bill was introduced
for board of three railroad commits.
.sioners, to be appointed by the gov.
@ernor.. The Senate passed the bill
increasing the number Of supreme
Judges to FIVE. The three card monte
billy referred to the judiciary com
mi,tee. The petition from the Catholic
laity Of Davenport, asking for div
ision Of the school fund, was read anc
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The Cotton Case.

WAsu1NaroN, Jan, s227-It is said
that in addition to the indictments
already commenced IN. the Patten
Brooks cotton claim is that Of ". 81.
Barstine,> Of the custom Office. Who
appears to have been clerk, who ex.
.amined and passed the case and
who acknowledged 10 have received .
gold watchSas q conside Iteration. Ex-
-eommioner II aims, bail is fixed at
sl2. 600 which not being abie to OBJ.
tain here he i endeaxering to get in
Pennsylvania.s
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Indian Dopredali0nS.

SALT LAKE, Jan, II, "A letter re-
ceived at Helena Montana, from Fort
Pease, on the Yellowstone River,
says. Sitting Bulls band of Sioux
attacked post near Ft. Pease on the
22d Of January, killing ono man and
-wounding FIVE others. Exht horses
were also killed. Another lot of nine
men are cut off from tho fort by the
Indians, who number several. hundred.
It is feared the entire garrison will be
massacred unless speedily assisted.
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1nIpection Report,

MUsKoGEE, INDIAN TERRfTo1Y,
Jan; s7.coE &c. Watkins, i. IS,
Indian Inspector, under instruction
Of the Interior department has visited
the ditferents parts Of the Territory
for the purpose Of q general inspection
of'the Indian nation. He has visited
the capitalof The leading men of diff.
fercnt nations and reported schools in
a hourishinig condition, : good attend.
ance Of scholars and aspromise from
theleading men Of the different parties
that they shall l eH5 s,lsss s.siaed il
future. ,sss s,.,,.s.T;g e
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FOREIGN.

TROUBLE FOR TIE EMMA MINE. OWN.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The Daily News
is informed that writs were yesterday
served on Gen. Schenk, American
minister at Court Grant, the noted Fl.
.nancier, and Others now or formerly
connected with the Emma Mining
Company.
BOUND TO FIGHT.
Private letters from naval officers
|in the China station represent that
though tho Chinese difficulty las
blown over, the general belief among
European residents is that the ccles.
itiAls are bent on fighting sooner OF
later. The admiral has sent man Of
war to each treaty post to protect
British interests IN case Of an emer.
gency.
CONFEDERATION.
BouIoGNE, Jan. 26.-A fire in this
city destroyed the refreshment and
waiting rooms Of the new information
al railway station. Tho freight and
custom house depot was saved. Loss
heavy. -
ENGLAND TAXING A BACK SEAT.
SHEFFIELD, Jan. 26.-At the an,
snual meeting Of the Chamber Of com.
imerce Of Sheffield yesterday the pres
:ident referred to the startling decline
Of American trade, and said neither
Sheffield nor Birmingham would ever
have such an American trade as they
had formerly enjoyed. American and
German manufacturers were push.
ing our goods into corner, and BY
introducing machines for the produc.
tion of articles of equal quality tc
those made by. hand here, had become
successful competitors.
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Settling up.

New YORK, Jan. S7.-The creditor.
Of Edwin Booth, the actor, met yes.
terday and, declared'a a dividend of 81
per cent.
The assignee of Turner Bros. bank
ers, has decided to declare dividend
not in cash, but in Bloomsburg west
1ern railroad bonds, Of which the firm
held to the amount of one million.
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Ponk-eao.G .G5@a Gs
LARD-Heavy, at 1880.
WulsKY-$1.l0ll.
chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan, 81.
!. WHEAT-Unsettled closing Nc of from
best prices; 9S1<0985fc for cash. or Feb
98a{@9s xc for March; No. 8, 79c.
:, g;oRS-=Easier; 421s@42Ac for cash or
RYE-Firmer; e70s71fc.
OArs-Weaker !. sl@3l 1ic
BARLEY-Firmer; 7911hc for cash 7Gc for
Feb.
PoRk-Firm and:a aAaae better; @l0s5
for cash; S19.551<01945 for March.
LARD-Weak and easier; tl2. 90 tor cash
$12.l5. for March.
3 WHIsKY-e1.08.
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Fatal Accident-PoIitical.

CINclsSArI, Jan. &c. .-LuthepFass.
more, brakeman on the Ohio and
Mississippi R. R., while switching
yesterday at Aurora Ind, caught his
foot between The taok and heavy
plank running parallel with the track
He was unable to extricate it before
IN engine, which was backing up, was
upopShim. He was taken out q
mangled.mas of fAcsh and bones.
POLITICAL.
The Hamilton county republican
ex-commi.tee has engaged pixies
Opera house foe public meeting,
during the week Of the June conven.
ton
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HeayyF Failures.-

R1GA, Jan 27-Tnc liabilities Of two
firms which failed yesterday are 81:
72o, 600 and q, ,e27. 900 respectively.
These, failures have caused suspension
of flower bsnks with liabilities of &l,.
s44O, 900 and assets estimsted at Oh,
]! 9oo, y 600; Further suspension Of
small firms are believed inevitable,
But no apprehensions are felt for the
stability Of larger ahopses,
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Tha-Don1iuioui:.

LoSDoN, Jan. 2e.-The Canadian
government is to be informed that the
clause of the Dominion parliamentis
bill, creating supreme court cf the
Dominion which debars appeal to the
psivy council Of England, must, be
repealed: *
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-27
Escape 81 wInaIov. !,

NEw YonK, JailI. q .MVVi Viaslosw 81 t6o M
Boston forgershas been sracedgto tic.
steamship Rotterdam which sailed
with him and family tos Rotterdam
Friday last: There is no extrndition
treaty with Holland
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Railroad Election.

CIsclsSATt, Jan. 25.-At meet.
ing Of the stock holders Of the Little
Miami nj, r. r. Co, yesterday, the old
board Of director wss1e.efec,ed;f1 15; fI
p. Jewett was afso re.eelcted psesi.
dent. ,sss5 S. e -9a; e ...;, s;es. d