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The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29

TF you want fine old Robinson or
a .nS1 Sgui' J. Il. BowS's.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29

Jeans pants from so cents to 81 so;
Working-men's pants, 80 to 50;
Union Cashmere, l % to 50 %;
Job lot cashmere, to So 40;
Fancy plaid suits-latest styles, 4 rs to IS;
All wool Scotch cass. suits, SS rs;
Handsome dress coats and vests, to IL CO.
Also, an entire pew line of Gents, Youths
and Boys Fur, Felt and Straw Hats.
Es~ We are now manufacturing our own
Clothing, therefore we can guarantee per-
feet fit. No trouble to show Goods.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29
Fresh Drugs.

A COMPLETE assortment of Pure
"A Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Glnss--for sale Cheap for Cash, at
HOLCOMBES Drug Store.
juneS II
EXCURSION TO New MADRID.-The
Steamer Idlewild will make an excursion
trip from Cairo 20 New Madrid, next
Saturday, passing Hickman at IL P n.
Round trip from Hickman, 81 90. Meals,
M cenks extra
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29
Local News.

Fulton, KY, will hold her last to-
of July.
Edward Hampton Of Dresden, who
had been convicted of robbing the mails
has been pardoned by the President.
DR.. Laugdon, who once resided here,
was recently arrested in Memphis for
obtsining money under false pretenses,
The finest sample of new wheat yet
placed on our table, was grown by W. W
Webster, this county, near Moscow.
The earliest and finest tomatoes,
Monday last by E. scharfe, of the Com
mercirl Hotel. His guests have been
feasting on tomatoes some time.
The finest new wheat in the Hick
man market yet, was grown by Marion
shuck, near Jordan. s. so was readily
bid for It.
Uncle Billy Woo'ridgssbrOught US
in an onion this week, raised in his gar
den, which was four feet two and a halt
inches long Fulton Times Observer.
Mrs. Wm. Sudberry, of this county.
attained her Tooth birthday, the l4th Of
this month, and is hale and hearty. We
believe her to be the oldest person in
West Kentucky or Tennessee. sefie,
EIrSt New E'IWu-(
II TO-DAY RECEIVED \ wAGON<ft
of Choice FLOUR from Woodland
Mills, made of Extra Fine New Wheat.
W L. McCUTCHEN.
June 29th, 1877.
GRADUATED We notice the name
of Mr. Geo. Rouihac. of Hickman, in the
list Of graduates of the Lebanon La"
School. He won his diploma with the
first honors.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29
TIlOS. W. JONES,

House, Sign and Ornamental Pain-e-
orrIcE-Buck Cowgills, Drug Store,
junoll HICKMAN, KY.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29

'rators OF thc Day IN carriages.
Masons.
I. o. Odd Fellows.
l. o. Good Templars.
Knights of Honor.
Citizens on Foot.
Citizens on Horseback.
Citizens in Carriages.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29
Hickman Cornet Band.

Orators of the Day in Carriages.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27

The annual festival of Grace Episeo-
pal Church, Ayondale, takes place to-
morrow night.
The ball for the benefit of the family
Of the late Major Collins takes place to-
night a. the Bellevue House.
An entertainment will be given this
evening at Clifton Hall by Mr.. Hartley
Thompson, assisted by Mr. Otto Singer.
The enterIainmen sand supper TO the
scholars of the Presbyterian Sunday
school at Bond Hill Will take placs this
evening.
The Cincinnati Central Temperance
UnIon will dedicate their new hail cor
ner Of Central avenue and Eigath street
this evening.
The monthly business meeting of the
Womau's Christian Temperance. Union
will Ue held at 3 O'clock this afternoon
at 200 Vine street.
The Knights OF Loyola will attend the
Orphans Fair, &ow in progress at Green.
wood Hail, in q body tom gut, under
command OF Capt. Z. +. Burke.
A dramatic entertainment, for the
beHett of the poor of Avondaie, takes
place this evening, at Avon Hall. After
the entertainment there will be dancing
under The direction Vt Prot. Currier.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,



The first "open session" Of the Trus-
tees for consideration OF the proposed
plan of lease for the Southern Road, aa
presented by Mr.. Ferguson, and the
hearing Of objections or propositions or
advice regarding the plan, as held at
the office OF the Trustees yesterday at-
ternO9n.
Mr.. Mack thought it would not be bot
ter to complete me road before leasing
it. Ii there are parties here ready to
ADVANCE the funds to complete The road,
it would be folly to ask more from the
city.
DIR. Gordon thought that if the people
only knew how little it would take to
complete the ROAD, they would be will Ing
to put up without another word, ana
thus leave the complete road 10 be
leased in good shape.
Governor Bishop said that to do this
the city would have TO sell bonds, and
the way certain Of the press were crying
down Cincinnati credit, that was now
impossible.
Mr.. klnsey thought il the road was
leased, that tue lessees should only have
1alr rate OF interest on their capital
and nothing more. He don't believe in
giving those who might lease it any per-
centage of the income, or anything Of
the sort. lie believed in the completion
OF the Toa by the city and the operation
OF the road by the city, and Lne preven-
tlon thereby OF any turning Of the road
against the interests OF Cincinnati.
Toe Committee OF the Board Of Trans
portation appointed to consider the
question asked for further time.
Adjourned to meet this afternoon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
Local Personals.

Professor 4. r. Watts, Of Adrian,
Mich, is in the city.
Arthur Briggs, of Bond Hi, has a
fine new baby gil at his house.
DR.. Frank Schell, of this city, is Wis
lting his btother at Hamilton, D.
Mrs. Joe Emmett, wife OF the comedian,
1s at tue Bulnet, accompanied by her
young son.
General John N. Harlan, OF Louisville,
the recently appointed Supreme CouIE
Judge, is in town.
Rev. l.. A. Aldrich, of Bond Hill, was
last night presented with a cooking-
stove by his friends.
A fine gold-headed cane was lost last
Friday. at the Odd-IelloWs' Temple, by
Or. L. j. Williamson.
The Young Mems Catholic Society, OF
Glendale, have presented the Rtv.
Dohneil with very fine set of robes.
MIR. John r. Rogers, agent Of Miss
Mary Anderson, gave a complimentary
supper last night, at the ST. Nicholas, to
some Of his friends.
Rev, Charles Livingston, pastor Of the
Flrst Pres byterian Church, TWeuty-hlh
| Ward, Is, in company with his VIII, Yis-
ltlhg friends in Greensburg, Ind.
Or. Raymond, President of Vassar
College, is attending the College Con-
| Vention in this city. He is the guest Of
bis son-ln-law, Ii. p. Lloyd, Esq,
Miss Emma Kreinhagen was married
| christmas evening al her PARENTS resi-
| dehoe, 299 Clark street, to Mr.. Charles
| W. Talbot, by Rev. W. T. Moore.
| uperintendent j ohm B. Peaslee, Presi-
| deut Of the State Board of Examiner,
lett the city last night to attend to-tay,s
meeting OF that Board at Columbus.
| Mr.. Louis Kitteripg, foreman of Evans
| d hlnneys packing and slaughter r-hUuse.
was presented by his employers with
handsome silver watch aud chain on
| Christmas day.
Last evening Police Lieutenant f, w,
| Meyer was presented with fine polished
cane by the day foroe Of the Nluth-strees
Station. Sergeant W. II. Devine made
the presentation speech.
| Messrs. A. B. johnson and c. B.
| Bragg, two well known Hamilton Coun-
ty teachers. living in Avondale, are in
| atte ndance at the Illinois State Teach.
ers' Convention, at Springfield, LII.
Miss Lulu Gregg, one of the beauties of
| sandusky, Ouio, is in company with her
mother paying a visit to her handsome
sisters, Nellie and Kate Reid, OF Fourth
street.
Miss Abina Schneider, daughter Of
Dir. q. Schneider, will be welded this
evening, at the home of her parents, to,
the well-hnown attorney, MIR. Francis
Lampe. A reception WI take place, alter
the ceremonies, at Nj. Schmidts place,
on Seventh and Race streets.
The wedding OF 8ir. William Levoy, Of
HartwelI, and Miss Lille Roberts, Of
Mount Healthy, and daughter of Capt.
A. ii. Roberts, took place, Christmas
Eve. The attend ,nts were Mt. Bert
Nealy, of the former place, and NJ ss
Clara Roberts, OIL Day ton street, this
city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. Mclean, pastor OF CArist
Church, Mount Healthy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
EOaYd OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The claim Of Francis Lynch for $50 for
damage to his stable on High street was
admitted.
A recommendation that the Board ad-
vertise for proposals to supply castings
Tor street purposes was approved.
The superintendent of the Water.
works was directed TO lay ten-inch
main in. Pearl street from Walnut to
Vine.
H. e. Van Derysn was given a leave
of absence until January 7.
NJ. A. Warden, Engiueer OF Water.
works, was authoriZ to receive sealed
proposals for new battery OF boilers
Tor No. engine Of the pumpng-works
The intersection OF Center street and
CoIerain avenue was ordered graded
and macadamzed.
The City Solicitor was directed to re.
port to the Bard the highest bidder for
Route No. l6 who filed consent Of prop
erty holders.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
me cal.

A beautiful but quiet German wedding
took place yesterday afternoon at the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, on Fifth
street, the high contracting parties being
Nike Kraus, foreman of the Yard Depart.
ment Of Waters & Barrett, and Miss
Flora HGfmar, lady of beauty and
worth. the ceremony was performed
by Rev. Schoenhof, assisted by Rev.
Albring. Tne folloWlng-named ladies
and gentlemen were the attendants
Miss Julia Kraus and MIR. Jonn uabicn
Miss Emma Hoffman and MI. John
KrauF, MISS Amelia Klaus and Mr. Ben
Snumacher. The wedding presents
were handsome and numerOus.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
LATEST LOCAL.

SEVENTY-sEVEN prisoners answered
10 IN IT names in the Police Court this
morning.
The Alumni Association of CHECKER
mg's institute give supper tonight at
the Gibson House.
JAMES NCDERM0Tr tapped the till OF
Has meyer saloon, on The corner OF
Lodge alley and Sixth street, the 18Th of
last September, and went to the Work
house Tor three months this morning.
THE Sundav-sch0oL OF the First Con-
gregational Unitarian Church, on the
corner OF Sixth and Mound streets,
invited the Inmates OF the Chill
drehs Home 10 participate with them
IN their Christmas exercises yesterday
afternoon. About fifty were present,
and, besides partaking of an elegant
dinner. each was presented with gift
furnished ana placed on the tree by
some member of the school.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
THE ROCK ISLAND ARREST,
O'DOnnelI, the Worst Molly of the
Lot
National Associated Press to the Star
ted Press to the Star.

National AssOclated Press to the Star.
SHENANDOAH, PA, Dec. 27.-The ar
rest of Patrick ODonnell, Harry Mann
and Charles Sharpe, charged with the
murder OF George X. Smith at Audeu-
ried in 1868, created no little excitement
all through the coal regions. The mur-
der was fendish one, and the arrest of
the perpetrators is regarded with joy.
The three poted squealere, Slattery,
Mulherrin and kerrinan furnished the
necessary information aga<S,t the out
laws two years age. O'Donnell is said
to be guilty Of numbering no less than
four men. He is celebrated as brute,
and the worst Molly of the lot.
He made a statement when arrested at
Rock Island to the effect that he was IL
Molly Mcguire, but was not just clear
on the subject of the Smith murder. His
hair hangs down on his shoulders and
bis gray beard reaches almost to his
waist. He never shaves, which is the
reason he is known as the hairy man.
They will have a habeas corpus hearing
this week, but will not be tried before
next March. 1t is probable that the Lit
tie, Hales and Dun murderers Will be ap-
pretended in short time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
ANOTHER FIGHT AT HARPER'S FERRY,
he Town Attacked by ROughs
and a Lively Battle Takes Place,

Il he Town Attacked by ROughs
and LIVELY Battle Takes Place,
National Associated Press to the star
HARPER's FERRY, VA, Dec. N.-Y es-
terdsy about noon a party of canal boat.
men from the Maryland side OF the Pc.
tomac, opposite this place, where their
boats nave for come time been tied up,
after filling themselves with poor whis-
ky, crossed the RIVER and commenced an
inhiscrimlnate assault upon the town.
They were driven out, but soon returned
with reiMforcements, numbering in all
about fifteen roughs, heaued by several Of
Il e leaders IN the late canal strike.
On their return they were met by the
authorities and citizens, who succeeded,
alter desperate struggle, in which
Tom Samlnun and handsome Harry,
noted Cumberland rou his, and Tay lOr
Reed were arrested. i'll quelling the dis
tui banoe.
The riot lasted about two hours.
Sammon and Harry were wounded, the
former very severely, and viii prop.
ably die. Great excitement existed
through the afternoon, but the DEER
mined stand taken by tie cilizens pre-
vented any iu, ther attempts from the
boxtmen or their friends.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
NEW YORK CITY.



National Associated Press to the star.
NEW YORK, Dec. N.-Rumors were rife
at police headquarters that detectives
had at last traced the course Of Excise
Commi ssioner Murphy's flight, and had
found out where he was stopping. The
runaway Commissioner is reported to be
at the Clifton House, Niagara Fa lis. He
proposes to stay there pending negotia-
tions for his return.
Routine Business.
Secretary OF the Treasury Sherman
and Special Agents James and Tlngle
were closeted with Collector Arthur all
day yesterday on what the repor ters are
informed was routine business.
New Years Eve.
A ballot will be taken on the Produce
Exchange tomorrow on the ques tion of
observing New Years Eve as holiday.
European Steamers.
Three steamers bound for Europe will
leave this port during the day. They are
The Baltic, OF the White Star Line, for
Liverpool; Frisia, of the Hamburg
American Line, for Hamburg, and the
State Of Georgia, OF the State Line, for
Glasgow. The Baltic is the first vessel
of its line to carry Thursday mails for
Great Britain. AS was expected few
Passengers are sailing for Europe this
week.
The Barclay Street Disaster.
No bodies were discovered yesterday
from the ruins Of the Barclay street fire, i,
and the general comment of spectators
was that the work is proceeding very
slowly.
the men say their progress has been
impeded by search around the boilers
nors, aged twenty-tour, OF 474 Pearl
street, VINO was burned about tue chest
and body, died in Chambers-street Hos
pital last night.
George f. Adams, one of the victims
of the Barclay-street fire, was dying in
Bellevue Hospital last evening. The
Sun says: "Il any OF the Greenfields
had been buried under the runs there
would be more activity in digging for
the remains than is shown to recover
the bodies OF The unfortunate Victims"
They Wanted a silver Loan,
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The World says
thai the Interesting fact was learned
yesterday from d trustworthy source
that prominent Western city in which
silver advocates are numerous sent to
this city TO borrow 81 ,0O0, 900 in currency
for twelve months, to meet accruing
taxes. The people addressed replied
that, pending the Silver Bill discus sion,
they were not loaning currency, but
would lend the desired amount In gold
at SIX per cent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
st. AIOysius' Orphans.

In the music hall OF st. Aloysius' Or
phan Asylum an interesting time was
had yesterday, the occasion being the
distribution of premiums and Christmas
presents among the orphans.
Among those present were the Trus-
teee, r v. z. o to Jair, Vicar General; !;
Rev. z. Ubaldus and Rev. Fernadug.
Alter each Of the orphans had received
his or her present, speeches were made
by some OF the children, by Rev. Hero
ny mus and Mr.. Heman, President OF the
Society.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27

Henry Gurus, who has been charged
with the robbery of Capt. Anschutz
with stealing Rev. Eben Aalley's watch
and with the burglary of Curtis Car
riage Factory, but acquitted each time
voluntarily surrendered himself al
Ninth-stIeet Station yesterday, when
he heard that the detectives were after
him AZ the burglar OF DR.. McCarthI's =
Utti e.
He was then taken before the Chief,
where DR.. Mccarthy, his wife and SER
want girl were brought and declared
positively that be was Lhe man. Accor-
dinghy Curtis name was put On the
docket and next Saturday he will be
tried on tae charge OF burglarjzIng DR..
McCarthy's Office.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27

Fred. Friend, who lives on Look street,
and j. j. Eichenlaub, of Winton Place
were arrested this morning by Meade
and Murray on the charge Of grand lar
cenv. The warrant was sworn out by
Robert Davis, who claims that early
this morning these two men entered
a house on the corner of Freeman
and Liberty streets and succeeded
in making off with gold necklace, two
sets of jewelry and an oyercoat, ali val
ued at $135; Eichenlaub already had a
sentence OF three months hanging over
him for being a common thief, which was
put into execution this morning. Their
case will be heard January 8. Bail
liked al s.. 900 each.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
He KNEW THAT lie WAS SALuIEp-

Beiscnrouer, the German banker, is a
bosom friend Of Bismarck, who after
much solicitation obtained for him a
patent Of nobility. Thereafter the
banker, who had SO perslstently striven
for rank, affected to regard 1T as bore.
"It you only knew" he said to "a friend,
"Vbat nuisance it is tn have honors
aud attentions paid to you necessarily !
You can't even pass a guardhouse but
the troops turn out aud present arms"
"Surely you must be mistaken" SAID
the friend, ''those honors are only re-
served for military officers OF hrgh rank"
81 beg your pardon" said the banker, IL
know it, because it was done to me TO-
day. liyou don't believe me ask Count
Won MOltke: he Was with me al the time
and saw IL allp
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 27, 1877.

men, Mr.. Inglis having introduced new
machinery for the purpose of supers ed
ing the old system. Mr.. D DOnneil,
K. NJ. before whom the case was he'd,
said he would be slow to enforce the ola
law OF William III, but under the 18th
section of the statute of lst and End Vic
toria, the defendants had incurred q
penalty. This being their first offense,
he would fine each Of the eleven men
who had been identified los. 1OI. Mr..
Ward, for the defenders, gave notice OF
an appeal to the Court OF Queens Bench.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
AMUSE VI EyTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.


Maggie Mitchell has fine boases ct
every performance. She always does.
Her support this time is excellent, COM
ing from the Olympic Thealer, ST. L3a!e.
This evening, the beautiful domestic
drama, in five acts, "Lorie; or, Fue Art
isVs Dresm.' "Lorle," Maggie Mica
ell.
Friday and Saturday, "Jane Eyre"
Grand Matinee Saturday, "Mignen."
Admission, % and 90 cents. Secure
seats at Hawley's.
RoBlNNoN'S OPERA HOUSE,.
"Our Bachelors" the sparkling rev
comedy, with two such comedians as
Messrs. Stuart Robson and w. II. Crane,
is naturally strong attraction. Some
how these are day s for comedy. Peonie
like to be amused, and sour Bachelors"
just fills the bill. Every night and Sat
urday matinee.
PIXIES oPERA-HOUSE.
Professor CromWelPs Art lllustra-
tions had another fine house last night.
"Paris, the Beautiful City" was shown
in all its beauty and grandeur, and more
real Information was conveyed than
could be gathered in a month Of Gen.
slant reading. People who attend thsss
exhibitions learn to appreciate the for-s
OF object teaching. Tonight we arc to
have "Swi'zerIand, the Alp Land" an
Friday night there will be q feature II
peculiar Interest to the people Of this
city. The programme viii b. GA Night
With the Great Masters" and TIE gfeas
sta'ue OF "Religtous Liberty" msd4 by
order OF the Israelitcs OF America By
Mr.. Ezekiel, OF this clty Will he saown.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
The Butter Scuiptrcss.

Mrs. Brooke, the butter sculptress
models daily at WiswelPs art gallery
She has produced during the last few
days a head of Lord Bryon, and another
of Christine Nilsson, both works of great
merit. The Work of modelling is watched
with great interest by those who call
Mrs. Brooks is native of this city and
a most deserving lady. Ciucinnatians
should show the warMest appreciation
Of her great ia .ents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
No New Trial.


National Associated Press to the Star.
sPHINGFIELD, MASS, Dec. 27.-1n the
Supreme Court to-day Judge Rockwell
rendered decision refusing to grant
the Northampton bank robbers new
trial. They will undoubtedly be SEN
fenced to imprisonment for Lie.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
Big Tennessee Fire:
National Associated Press to the Star.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 27.--A de.
structive fire occurred at Sweetwater,
forty miles from this city, at late
hour on Christmas night, by which five
stores, two warehouses and several
other buildings were burned. Total loss
estimated at S30, 600.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27
THE OLD WORLD.
The War.
National Associated Press to the Star.

The War.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE PORTE WANTS AN ARMIsTICE.
LONDON, Dec. 27.--A dispatch from
Constantinople says the Porte will
probably ask for an armistice.
General Grant.
HIS VISITS TO PLACES OF INTEREST.
LONDON, Dec T.-General Grant and
party arrived in Naples on board the
Vandalia, commanded by Commander
RnDes0n, early on the evening OF the
17th inst. On the following day (Tues-
day J. in company with Mrs. Grant and
son, he made the ascent Of Mount Vesu-
yus, but, the day being cold, the party
did not reach the crater. On Wednesday
they visited the ruins of the ancient city
Of Pompeii.
The Government had made arrange
ments for a special excavation in honor
of General Grant, so that he might see
how the work was done, and see some of
the curlOsitles covered just as they
were placed when the city was so sud
denly ruined. The day WAS little
cold, but clear, and in every way favor
able tor the work. The director OF the
excavations received General Grant and
party and conducted them to the prin-
clpal points or interest. TWO hOurs
were spent wandering among the ruins,
Of the ancient and memorial city, anu
at every step something Of interest was
seen. The Workmen then proceeded to
dig out chamber of a buried house,
and discovered some fragments of q
table made Of wood and bronze.
Rome.
THE POPE.
ROME, Dec. 27.-rne lie Deum of the
recovery Of the Pope will be held on the
28th INST, when the Consistory will be
held. 1t is feared from present indica-
cations that His Holiness will not be
able to leave his bed W attend The Ger.
emony.
Great Britain.
AN INVITATION TO GAMBRTTA.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-The merchants oi
Manchester propose to invite NJ. Gam
betta to visit that city.
ANOTHER INTERVIEW.
Earl Beaconstield to-day held fresh
council with the Queen at Windsor.
RELIEF FOR INDIA.
An official dispatch from Calcutta
states that the expenditures in alleViat.
ing the wants OF the sufferers by the
famine amount to 60 100000.