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F0RTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, December 29.
SENATE.

The Chair presehted telegram from
General John A. Logan, now in Chicago,
stating that he would not be able to re-
turn to Washington in time to act as
member of the special committee to de-
wise means tor count of the electoral
Vote, etc, and asking to be excused from
further service as a member of that COM
mittee.
No objection being made, Mr. Logan
was excused and Mr.. Con king appointed
on the committee to fill the vacancy.
MIR. Gordon presented a memorial of
wade Hampton, VIM. B. Simpson, VIM.
H.rWallsce and sixty-eight Senators and
Representatives in the General Assembly
OF South Carolina, addressed to Congress,
recIting at length the events VIII .ch have
recently transpired in that State, the in
reference Of the military, &c, and ask
ing Congress to take such action as will
cause cessation of military interference
in the affairs of the State, and enable the
Governor and legislature TO exercise the
duties of the office to which they were
elected.
The memorial having been read, Mr..
Gordon moved 1t be referred TO the Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen moved to amend so
as to refer it to the Committee on Privil-
eges and Elections instead OF the Judisi-
ary committee.
Pending discussion, Mr.. Gordon by
unanimous consent submitted resolu-
tion recognizing the Hampton govern
ment as the legal government OF South
Carolina, but objection was made to it by
Mr.. Morton and others and it was laid
over.
The question being on the amendment
of Mr.. Frelnghuysen, twelve senators
voted in the affirmative and thirteen in
the negative. No qoorum voting, the
Senate at 1890 adjourned until Tuesday
next, in accordance with an order previ-
ously adopted.
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RailrnnI Cnmnleted.

OMAHA, DecembeE 29--The Omahs
and Republican Valley Railroad Com
pany to. day celebrated the completion o.
the rosd to Wahoo, Saunders county, !
distance OF ffty-four miles from Omah,.
An excursion, composed of promIneit
men from the latter place, took pise.
The road has been built in sixty diss,
including a bridge over the Platte rirer,
$500 feet long The excursion met Tth
a hearty reception from the cities OF
Saunders county, large numbers OF Hhom
were assembled at Wshoo. a lsr,e eX-
cursion from Saunders county VII Vl5lt
Omaha tomorrow. The road RiII be
formally opened and regular t.lns on
and after January /, 1877. TD road IS
10 be pushed on to the west encoi Sauh,
ders county and running by 20 nr't oi
July next.
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Ine Ncw York Deinuktera.

New YORK, December 29.-The
amount of the defalcstion OF Otis D..
Swan is set down at 100000 to $780,
600, of which 100000 WAS the property Of
the Union League Club, and the rest be-
longed to his family connections, who
are reticent on the subject. The exact
amount cannot be ascertained,
Cole 5. Morris, the missing lawyer,
also reported defaulter, was found
shut up in his elegant quarters up town,
sick, and has apparently become mono
maniac on the subject of poverty, fearing
he Will become u pauper though sur
rounded by evidences OF wealth. His
frnn publish a card announcing his busl-
ness all straight and expressing belief
in his entire integrity, de Is reported
TO be ve:y wealthy.
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GOODBYE.

As this is the last number of the REG
IsrKK for 1876, we will bid the old year
an affectionste farewell. The YEAR
with its dim eyes, It's old and slow heart,
its stiffened limbs, its thin locks erst so
sun-hued now so Whitley withered, stands
upon the threshold of the grave, and as
il drops from sight will carry It's events
with it, leaving behind only the memo
ries OF its joys and sorrows. To manyit
has been n year Of realized hopes; to 9TH
ers season of bitter disappointments.
There are some whose hearts At the be.
ginning of the year were big with
lumultuous JOY as they saw in anticipa-
tioE the fruition OF long cherished hopes,
but having seen the golden phantom
glitter for q moment, and then lying
away forever. feel all the more the dark
ness of its waning.
This has been an eventful year in our
history as nation-the centennial ami
versary of our indepeRdence-awakening
the memories Of u past century. We
have exhibited to the world the products
OF our soil and our skill, and have I'M
pressed the nations of the earth with the
greatness of our resources and our ad-
vancement rs u people. Yet We have
exhibit i u weakness In our system
OF goverLmeuI III the late political con-
test, all the more mortiiying because that
it stands alongside OF the grand expo
sition which was to be our national ad-
vcrtisement. Two months ago the peo-
pie gave an expression of their choice
Tor rulers, and yet the result is uudeter-
mined. But We will not stop to dwell
on the events of the past year-we will
not reproach its dying hours with It's
tollIes in life. We are parting with an
OH friend, whose dying words have
touched chord OF memory's Tyre, and
while looking back through its past life
we catch but tow and brief gleams of
gladness
"'Yeu we find, midst the gleam that our
pathway DER shaded,
A lew spots OF sunShine-a few flowers
unfaded.'
Farewell, old year!-an eternal fare
well,
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The Eastern Question.

BERLIN, December 29.-It is affirmed
here that the Porte has declared lis
willingness TO make concessions and
offers ample securities 10 Prussis, but It
unwaveringly refuses TO sanction the &C.
cupation BY any troops whstever. II
has even refused to coRsent TO the occu.
patton by English troops, upon which
point the Turkish ministry were conf.
IDENTIFY approached. but by which Power
cannot be learned.
LONDON, December ga correspond
ent of the Times at Vienna reports that
in Thursdays sitting OF the Conference
at Constsntinople it was agreed that the
srmistice should be prolonged TIL the lSt
Of March.
A special from Belgrade says that the
retention of Ristic's ministry is consld.
cred war ike sign.
A Berlin correspondent states posi-
lively that the Council al Vienna delib-
Grated on the eVentuality OF the Austrian
occupation OF Bosnia
A Times Vienna special reports tho
proceedings Of the conference NJ its sit
ting Thursday. Alter prolongation of
the armistice WAS agreed upon the several
propositions made by the European
powers came under consideration. Various
amendments and objections were made
by the Turkish plenipotentiarles, which
were taken by the European representa-
tives for reference to their governments.
o LONDON, December 30-A Times dir
patch from Vienna SAYS that the Aus
tro- Hungarian cabinet council on Thurs
day was doubtless unanimously against
ths expenditure of farthing for the
purpose Vf moro d"mOnsLTaLIurr. u 10
also certain that the council came TO the
determination that Austria's Interests
trs might not be obliged to move
single msl, even il Russia enters
Bulgaria, but if an outbreak
OF war should lead 10 .s,awsI of the
Bosnian and Herzegovina instruction
on large scale. Such state of anHr-
chy close n the Austrian frontier
might, in consequence Af the 'mallness
Of the Turkish force, render it Leces-
sary for Austria TO take the matter IN
hand. 1t WAS doubtless 10 discuss the
possibility of the occupation Of Bosnis
that Thursdays council was sum
moned. This is confirmed by the pres
ence of the commandant of DRlmatis
and Crotia
The Daily Netos special from Vienna
reports that the council decided that
Russian occupation Of Servia or Belgrade
could be considered sufficient reason for
Such occupation, however
was deemed improbable.
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CINCINNATI, December % Cotton
Quiet at life. Flour-In fair demand.
| Whest-Demsnd fair and market arm;
/ red 81 S5(Sl 45. Corn-Duli at 4S(a45c.
Oats-Dull at S3@Ssc. Rye-Dull al
soc. Bsrley-Quiet and unchanged.
Pork-Higher st $l7 % bid; SIT 26
asked. Lsrd-Dull; steam Sill 90 cash;
sll Is seller February; kettle $ll 76(S
II %. Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders
6!96}c; short rib SIC; short clear sf(a
sc. Bscon-Dull and nominal Green
Mests-Stronger; shoulders $6 80; short
ribs s. S5(9S so; hams 50 S7i(99 S7i.
Whisky-Wesk at 81 05. Butter-Un-
changed.
Hoas-Aetive and higher common
So io95 s5; fair to good light 81 0oS
80; packing ST S5(S6 80; all sold.
CHICAGO, December %. - Flour
Firm and unchanged. Wheat--Active,
firm and higher; No. , Chicago spring
81 264Gl 25i cash; 81 26i seller Janu-
ary; 81 ga seller February; No. 8, 81 l2f
al lS; rejected 97@9Sc. Corn-Ac.
tive, firm and higher; No. 2 +5c cash;
45!c seller January; 45sc seller Febru.
sry; rejected Ss!G9S9c. 0sts-Demand
sctive and prices have advanced; No. =
"a ic cash; soc seller February. Barley
Quiet st 65(966c. Rye-Quiet NJ 72cf
72ic Pork-Strong and higher At $l7 90
cash; Sl7 27!@l7 80 seller February;
Sl7 65 seller March. Lsrd-Strong and
higher At $ll % cash; Sll le,all ia
seller January; Sll 27l@ll 80 seller
February Bulk Mests-higher and DO.
msnd fair; shoulders 6lc; sides st@9c.
Whisky-Dull and lower at 81 o..
PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-Petro-
leum-Dull and nominal. Flour Less
active; Wisconsin and Minnesota extra
family 50 5O(G7 IS. Whest-Scsrce;
red 81 40; amber 81 80 white 81 500
So. Rye-Firm; 7si@s2c. Corn
Good demand; sail 5sl@59c; yellow, old,
6O@65c; rev, 56@67!c; steam 6i@5Ii.
Whisky-W estern u l3 Osts-firm;
40(G4S. Butter-Scsrce; New York and
Brsdtard coun y extra S2G sSi hrsts 26taD
30; Western extra 25@27; trsts 2l@'
III Cheesc-W estern extra lSl@litc
Eggs-Western fresh at 2a(129tc,
ToLEpo, December 29.-Flour-Quiei,
and steady. Whcat-Quiet; No, | white
Michigan 81 80; amber spot held 81 4il;
rejected red 81 II, Corn-Stesdy; high
mixed 47c; new 45ic; new No. 2 Az.
Oats-Dull; rejected BE.
ST.. LOUIS. December 20 Hogs
Strong and unchanged
PITTsRURGH, December W.-Petro-
leum-DulI; crude S. 72 at Psrkcrs,
refined 2sc for Philadelphia delivery.
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coaches and one or two dnEing room

coaches and one or two dnwing room
cars.
l:20 A. M,-The wreck hss new burned
down, but 1t will be daylight before
much can be done toward getting out the
dead. The special train with surgeons,
stretchers, blankets ETC. which left here
st 1880 P. N. was drawn by two engines,
but owing to the deep snow on the track
was two hours getting to Psinesville,
thirty miles from here and exactly half
way between Cleveland and Ashtsbuls.
"a. M-There are known to be sew
enty. persons in the wreck now. We
cannot learn il sny are alive. The
Cleveland special relief train has ar
rived, snd the surgeons have gone TO
work.
CLEVELAND, December 80, 2:25 A. N.
Nothing more that is any way dessite
can be learned. A railroad man gives it
as his opinion tbs, not less than one
hundred persons perished. No names of
the killed can be learned. Some of the
wounded are reluctant to give their
names. TIE reporters from this city,
who have just viewed the wreck, say the
scene beggars description.
2:S0 A. N.-The latest account gives 90
AS the number of wounded and 100
killed.
$50 A. MFRS. Knowles, OF Cleve-
land, has been found At one ot the hotels
in dying condition. One hundred
strong men are now standing round the
wreck, waiting for the flames and heat
to subside.
CLEvELANp, December 30 5 A. NJ
There is nothing more from the Ashts-
bula disaster. Those at the wreck say
they will have to wait till daylight be-
fore doing anything toward recovering
the bodies.
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A SPECIAL dispatch to the Baltimore
Gq-ctts. from Columbia, South Carolina,
Announces that the report OF the House
Committee now investigating the recent
election in that State, will probably be
10 the effect that the HAYES electors and
HAMPTON had fair majority OF the
vote. If HAYES carried the State, he Is
entitled to its electoral vote and he Will
get il. If HAMPTON carried the State
AMI is entitled to be Governor he Will be
supported in his claims. The public mind
mas pretty we'll settled down to the point
that what is right shall be done, and III
coming to this conclusion everything
Ike partisan feeling Is being lost sight
Of. If HAYES IS cntitled.to the electoral
vote cf Florida he will get it, and the
same of Louisiana. But if, on the other
hand, it be shown conciusiVely that TIL
DEN is entitled to the electoral vote OF
either of those States, he will get 1t, and
will be President.
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Senate Committee Oh Electoral Vote

WASHINGTON December 29.-The
Senate branch of the joint committee OH
counting the electoral votes had long
session this morning and afternoon. All
the sessions thus far have been devoted
to the preliminary work OF examining
and discussing the historical records
bearing on the general subject, and no
proposition has yet been presented to the
committee by any of its nembers.
One of them says the indications
are that no conclusion can posi-
bly be reached by the Senate branch for
several DAYS at least, and that the mat
tiers now before them are in such sn un-
certain condition as TO preclude any rea-
sonable conjecture Ms to the result OF
their deliberations.
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The Quo warrantO Case.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., December 29 Dis
trict Attorney Corbin, for the Hayes
electors, withdrew from the qtO lcaTTanto
proceedings in the Supreme Court to-day
on the ground that the Court had no
jurisdiction.
New YORK. December pa Times
special from Columbia says: Notwlth-
Standing the fact the House Committee
unanimously resolved last night that the
HAYES electors had received a majority
in South Carolina, the Supreme Court
seems determined to have hand in
the business. Mr.. Corbin, the
coursel for the Hayes electors,
went into the court this morning and
rave it to understand that he did not
recognize the jurisdiction OF the court
ANY turther. Mr.. Corbin Informed the
court that he considered the case already
transferred, and that this court mad no
further control over il, and that
he should now proceed to ask cert'o-
,.c,1 from the United States Circuit
Court. in order to carry the record into
that court. Judge Willard therefore
said. "Well, that there is the end OF the
case" Whether this means that the
court will give Judgment by default IN
favor OF the Democratic electors, or Will
regard the case As transferred, can only
be conjectured.
COLUMBIA. S. c., December %
Messrs. Ssylor, Abbot and Lswrei ce,
Sub congressional Committee, completed
their work here to-day. Their report
from returns as submitted gives the
State to Hayes and Wheeler by about
700 majority, but show Hampton and
the entire Democratic ticket elected BY n
much larger majority. This committee
leaves for Charleston tonight to JOIN the
subcommittee there, and will probably
leave for Washington Monday.
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u.,,,ucuvDemoeracy Moving.

LOUISVILLE, December 29.-At Il
meeting OF the Democratic State kXecu-
tive Committee of Kentucky to-day 1t
was resolved that convention of the
Democrat; party of Kentucky be called
70 meet in Louisville on Thursday, Jan
uary IS. 1877, to take action on the pres
ent critical state of public affairs. The
people will be represented by one dele
,<sts 10 every one hundred voters.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YoRK, December 29-MoSEY-
Easy at b(9I per cent Prime mercsn-
tile paper 5(963 per cent. Customs r..
ceIpts Sl68,0OO. The Assistant Treasu ror
disbursed $l,0l3,000. CIearrngs s2G,
100000. Sterling steady At 4533(d
1864.
GoLD-Quiet at l07@l07. Closed st
lO7. Carrying rates 10 7 per cent
SILvER-At London is quoted at jGl
pence per ounce. Here silver bars are
quoted AT 81 81 bid in greenbsc per
ounce and 81 22t in gold; silver coin
quoted At / per cent
GoyERsMESTs-Activ and little bet
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The LOSS of the Ship Harvey Mills.

BEAUFORT. 5. G., December 29.-Two
men we're suffocated in the cotton ship
Harvey Mills, which is lying in the
stream loaded with 5000 bales of cotton,
and is on lire Two others barrel! escaped
with their lives through the efforts OF the
surgeons. A strong detachment from the
United States naval vessels are endeavor-
ing to save the vessel, but the prospects
are poor, and the loss will be heavy in
any event,
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Milwaukee Produce Trade.

MILWAUKEE, December ga state
men. of the produce trade of Milwaukee,
for the year 1876 gives the following fg-
ures: Receipts OF wheat including hour
reduced to bushels, 2S,14I,4 bushels
shipments, S0,0O6,7s7 bushels; total re-
ceipts of grain, S2,ss4, ,265 bushels ship
ments, 1885, 1928 bushels.
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Mr.. HALsTEAD rises to say that he is
entitled to modest position among the
prophets. He has be reading over
that famous Cooper Institute speech Of
his, and says of it: mir. HaIstead told
the people of New York that if that
State did not go for Hayes, the result
would depend upon some Southern
State, and that there would be "a disputed
Presidential election He added that
there was "A Mexican malaria in the air.
1t turns out that he told the New York
ers the truth. There was nothing else
LDe matter Win wt--. - so;I ,, a--.ss=-H
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Paper Mill Burned.

CINCINNATI, December 29.-Bre-
maker, Moore Il Co.'S large paper mill
ut Laurel, Indiana, WAS burned last
night. Loss not ascertained.
LOUISVILLE, December 29.-The Bre-
maker Il Moere paper manufacturing
company, the burning of whose property
at Lsurei, Indiana, announced from Gin
clnnatr, is Louisville firm, and esti-
mates the loss at Sl05 900; insured for
half that amount in twenty-nlnc differ
ent companies at Augusta, Ketucky.
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a,hienro ReIigicus Revival.

CHICAGO, December 29.--Mr. Moody
announced tonight that as Boston
WAS not ready for the evangeists he
would spend - week of prayer IN Chicago,
remaining till the l4th proxp and that
there would be preaching at the taberns-
Gle every night after the 7th. The inter
vening week will be occupied by Whit
tie ana Bliss.
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North western and ST. Paul.
STATE BOsDs-QuIet.
SIoCKs-The interest in shsre' for
speculation was centered in Lake Shore,
which declined from 81 To 6D!, closing at
56. The decline in Lake Shore was due 70
dividend Of II per cent, which VA small
er than anticipated. The balance Of the
market was very quiet, and outside Of
New York Central md New jersey Cen
trsl he changes were ! TO per cent
New York Central advanced 20 lOli
and closed at l0Il, and New jersey
Central advanced from 30 20 37., at
which price it closed. The transactions
were 5000 shares, Of which 1000 were
Western Union, 500 Rock Island, 3d.
Lake Shore, 4nd 5000 Michigan Cen
tral
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As will be seen from our dispatchc
senator LoGAN declines TO serve on the
Committee to report plan for counting
o., Electoral vote, and Mr.. CoNKLING
.ss been appointed in his place. This
gives more respectability to the Commit
90. and the resul: of its work will be
more satisfactory to the country.
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Fire.

ST. LOUIS, December ga fire broke
ont a few minutes ago in the st. Louis
Drug Company's warehouse, 5os north
Second street, and at this writing, mid
NIGHT. the indications are that 1t will be
DESTROYED, and the loss heavy. No esti-
mate of loss or insurance can be given
to night. .-.
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The telegraph tells OF II fearful "rc'-
Irnt last night near Ashtsbula, OHIO. A
train of seven cars containing, MS estl-
mated. one hundred and seventy-hve
pas..ngers, was percipitated over n
bride to the distance of seventy-hve
fee, below, breaking the ice on the
stream, aud drowning many who
uirnt otherwise have escaped.
We do Mt know whether the
accident W n IT," cause OF negligence
or what. bu, W, d, know that there has
been + woelul loss of human life, and
somebody is to blame for it. The heavy
storm prevailing last night AIDED to the
horror of the accident, and prevented
immediate reliel being afforded to the
sufferers. 1t may be that the deep snow
on the track was the cause OF Tie tram
beng wrecked
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THE Wheeling REGIsTER is guilty OF
the worst political puuning this sesson.
1t saws: The Stesrn Wheeler boat
Florida Hayes Mt been able to reach
portn This won't be beaten this year
at philadelphia Times.
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TuE SteuOenvi le u emOcratS meet IN
Convention 10 day to appoint delegates
..the Sth OF January meeting. This Is II
-,.cal occasion and wise counsels should
prevail. Firrnucss is just rs essential as
wisdom. lgt the conspirators once fully
Understand that We mean what we say
sbu9t yiLdicutins our honor and pre-
srryiag our rights, they will surrender.
Ga. il they think that 1t Is ali talk and
uo work that we are about, they will just
keep on with their infamous schemes. So
We hope that Our Jefferson ~"~.'y friends
will calmly and pstriotically discuss the
-I,uation to-day, and at the same time let
their utterances b. given so distinctly
that there will be no room to doubt their
meaning.
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MOODY has found girl in Chicago
sixteen wears old, and ordinarily intelll-
gent VINO had never heard the name OF
Christ except in profanity, and VINO hao
no idea of who he was, And YET we
send missionaries and cotton hannel to
the heathen.
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Second Dispatch.

CLEVELAND, o., December 29.-In the
accident at Ashtsbuls, on the Lake
Shore road, it is reported seven psssen-
ger cars and all the baggage and express
cars wero burned. About one out of
every five passengers WAS Killed
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Tux Congressional Committee was
aq.ble to ind any frauds or Illegal vot-
, 81. n the New York city election. They
a... now turn their attention to Phils-
..phia. Look out.
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THE Hampton Legislature has DIS
pers ed. and the siege OF the South Caro-
Ina state-house is raised; out huSer ;
corp oral ofthe guard is still at his post
vigilantly waiting to inspect the cr'deh-
tlsls OF anybody who wants to take d
look At the inside Of the editice.
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Billiard TOurnam nj

CLEVELAND, December s-In the
billiard tournament last eVnlhS heiser
beat Carter IN thirty seen innings.
Score, Carter, 2S9i Heisa 20, carter
being required to make 3c he!'eE 40.
Gallagher beat Matchte IN thirty''n
innings. Score, GallsgH "5o' Ma'cn-
ter li3
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HOLIDAY OYSTERS.

UIHE VERY BEsT N THE CITY, ATR
/ Il. HcCIacksD's, 2tI Chapiins street
A quart Of nne Oysters isolidi tor S cents,
or quart, including ice tho oucket, Tor
- cents. The citizens Of Centre Wheeling
should remember that they can get them
a. good, cheap and "a fresh a. anyvher-
In the city, thus saving them the trouble
Of coming up town where they can get mo-
better bArYaln de2Drs
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Enrineer,,a,ike.

ToRoyro, December 29.-The engine
drivers on the Gra.l Trunk railway
s,rnct ,bis evening. his. together with
The severe snow ston now in Progress,
bs. brought the pssenger and freight
traffic TO q stand std