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Small Pox In Cllnton,iiie.

GLESs FALLS. \. Y. Oct. 20.-Clintonvilc
Cnutnn county, Is devastated with small poS Twenty
prr- ons died Miilu trw dHys Travellers prohii,
lied from ,Hsrng the place all the hi.hwas sbvin. block
Nd
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Gen. Grim, to Wat Commodore A.hbary.

LONDON. OFT. 20. Gen. Grant will go 10
I'm lhinn to-day To Ni>lt CumModu,r Ashbury the well.
y .n +, ~ rxr,cd m. w,i ,o w ar,s on Wen, la y
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WAsHESoroS. o t. 2O.-The Commissioner OF
Indian Afai.s Is lo1a. In receipt =" t'r-rnm irmn
i.n crnnk Hnuouncins thIt hr hns arranged &" move
the lndnn, from the ild Cloud Asce, Ia tn Missouri
riNrr untrdnt Is with i-hi tram. l.,ilw m. hcHNN
csiyr io ful'ow Aso that h. hn. trrcra lie niufnt-
iinn that the utrd Tail Agency Indians VIII Ue ready
20 mu,e IL six dA.
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The Pittsburgh Riot Subpoena Case.

PITTSBURGH. OF. 20.-ln the Criminal Court.
hi. morning Judge kirkpatrick rendered decision
granting tie application ri the Grand Jury for attach
mcnts or Coy Hsrtrnnr Secretary Quay. Ad'u,antGrn
Latin MHnr Norris, and Gen BrcntU II l. unleTsn,H
ihat At orne, -Gcurrn Lear will take the " the
huutrme Court Monday
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LONDON. OF. 20.-The Times. in its financial
column. says. "As tie German Government refuses T.
81, vrr AT existing rates tho supplies very small
NOwitl standing the limited amount m, rine. the re- has
irn m,scrite business duns AMI the market appcaf
arm nlth ich no more than SI.. per ounce has b,
pald.' SILVER /. quoted TODAY ~ oad- per ounce
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ELIZABETH. OFT. 2o.-The Union County Dem
nerauc Convention this afternoon n"innhioi Jainrs =
vn.sllcr at rAiuneli ioT Cuuiy Ch rk jnm"- Gsrirr
al Elizabeth tor surrogate. lrs Inlin llhN o kal-
way aud Thomas Terrell NJ LhIAbth I"r C"runan
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BroadweIi's Gun Store.

Deputy Sheriff Carol served a warrant Of at
tachment on President Brosdwclrs interest III II.
at cortandt yesterday. The head OF the
nrn. Mr. Snuires told him that Mr. Rrnndwril Ind -ld
ont h int To Alexander Bunne before -ilt h..
gun AGAINST him. Mr.. Bounvll hrrnmc Mr. BlundwrlIs
bundsuan when he arrested IN his hone ~ jersey
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HARRisoNBuRo. Va. OF 20. Sins Morris
Louisa Law -'hi' nVtd iu !" hhi-Vd Oct - aii
~ received u respite n.'lA, nntii nc -
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A Family Poisoned.

PORT JERvIs. OFT. 2O-Mr. anl Mrs J. u. Car
les and three cm,drri suiiVrnl rnn Hr-eniCal pos
oning. The water their well hos l~"n nunl,2'd and
shows traces Oi arsenic. fhrt u the ihmtN wi die,
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LONDON. OF. 20-A Reuter- despatch from
rrhrrhn announces that the Shdh ~ rrTsa intends 70
Nst London and Pans next spring lie viii elneog.
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Judge Diiion's Exoner1stion.

y '4''' ''T7'T'
meeting this morning To consider the charges made hy
j. ~ Cat against Judle Dillon Ex-senator Wright pre-
sided The Bar Committee rrnd their report which con
cludrd with The declaration TINT the ehnrl"' were
wholly baalvs. and that Julge Dtln ir rxnnrrh'd by
the Iowa Bar lrnu charer mes o ni' al nr udl
cln integrity. The report was unanimously adopted
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About n year ago Mrs. Mckenzie. niece OF Sir
Hugh Allen OF Montreal. cuIed with Pr Br, iges
a Canadian railrund cnmnissnirr The rhr came H.
hi. cit aud were arr std ih, wi ictnrncl home.
married to BrNh-'s tu Boston, having
uhtuiued a Chio a. q diN orce from hei husband.
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Mrs Leonard Rogers Messnm. who pleaded
guilty NJ contempt court released by Jml, Dnno
duct. lnd Maiol lHecd undei tile Mr Frank
GlTArd tor three months
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 20.-Senator elect Pinch
hack starred oI Washington this afternoon TO Look after
hs intsvss which are being sopardizcd w contestants
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GLEss FALLS. \. J.. OF. 2O.-R. Henton's
siur, iun e. ~ ~ i;nu.cs Point. wh~ burned tn-lay. with
.oU0 pounds oi wnol Lnss ti3,oJO Cuusv-l6r,ulan
uNvriurnng lamp IN II heap nj wool
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The ,,vm Service Order . sham.

WAsHlN0ToN. o T. 2O.-A Pennsylvania Con-
srr>,nnu wiu carried con nln Ia II ~, ai-,it a."
ci, ,rrN Ice urrr todd lfni dl not hiidrr office
holders iruni wnTNiig tor the lhriN uckct NIL
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Joseph Ko-rner WIS found guilty Of rnnn-
slaughu'r yesterday Tor the shooting VI Clarence W.
ColneI sah " Newark, op eeyt ~
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Tomorrow is the lust day for registry IN
Brooklyn ana me NJ afr to he keit ocn IRON 10 u
A NJ. and - T. VI
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French -four best in this country. no excep-
uons; price moderah jenkins bsos, makers agents
ChaInbeTs st-A5A
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sriRKs rEoM TnE rELEGRAPH.

PuGLAprIpHIA. OF 20.-loshnn S rngcart
he wcllL LnOWn ici.ctiNe. di,d lu tli, cy As nisht
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syrus PAYMENT REsusfEp.-The best nne out
Tor ssls sysyywhsys. ~ II oac~-.AdN
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JOTTINGS tHOTr IOWN.

Cloudy rnl rn nv weather. .rH'l" winla
AMI nlIn' hnfuu".t. iriuw,h lN ns.n- barometer and
colder north winds
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and enough sunshine to make ere at mid.
day often unnecessary. Swedish women
living in Texas work all through the
summer in the fields and are perfectly
healthy. There ia no ague in that part
Of Texas and no malarious diseases. The
drinking water Is mostly obtained from
cisterns although wells are not un.
common. Ice Is manufactured At Austin
and delivered to the towns along the line
Of the railroad at cent and hall per
pound. Living is cheaper than in this
part Of the country, but principally for
the reason that the people do not indulge
in the same variety Of food, but depend
more on mere bread and meat
Beet is cheap, SIX cents for steak, and
ia very fair in quality although not so
good, as a rule, "a in this country. As a
matter Of interest to our readers, many
OF whom have read and heard go much
Of Texas Of late, and some of whom, per.
haps, have the Texas fever, We have been
at pains to write out thus fully our in.
terView with Mr.. Mendel. And all the
more 40 because he is we'll and favorably
known in our midAt as a gentleman
whose reports can bo taken without hes.
itatiOn as perfectly reliable, We judge
from long talk with him that he is we'll
satisfied with his new home, and as he is
so we'll tixed in life and has such good
prospects ahead we see no reason why he
should not be we'll pleased with Texas.
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RicHNoSp, Dec. L. The Richmond and
Danville railroad and lie connections
have recovered from the effects Of the
recent freshet. and are running through
trains, the only break being a transfer 4,
DAnyille. The Chesapeake and Ohio,
and the Atlantic, Mi@issippi, and Ohio
are also running on the regular schedule.
Travel south by the Richmond and Pet.
ersburg, and Atlantic coast line Is also
resumed.
BAIr1HoRr, Dec. IsL--The first
through eAstbound train from the West
over the. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
since the Atorm Of last Saturday arrived
at Camden Station yesterday afternoon,
Its arrival was hailed with enthusiasm.
Vice President Keyser, and Assistant
Master Of Transportation Clements are
up the road completing repairs. All
passenger trains are now running regu.
larly, and in few days the entire road
will be in as good condition for all pur.
poses as it ever was. At some points the
trains have 10 move slow, but The delay is
not Of much consequence. The repairs
along the road have betn made with re.
promptness, considering the
extent Of the damage.
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Navy Appropriations.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-Tbe Sec.
retary Of the Navy, In his annual report,
says the appropriations available for the
present 6scal year, commencing July !,
1877, are l3,592,932. The whole amount
atawn from the Treasury from July lst
TO November ], 1877, Is S5,34S O37.
OF this amount there ia estimated
to have been in the hands Of the
Paymaster and agents Of the Gov
ernment on November |, 1877, $50.
52s, besides $l52. 600, refunded, making
a total Of Sl,02952S, which deducted
from the amount drawn will show the
actual expenditure from July / to No
yember |, 1877, 20 be $4,3l3,509; esti-
mates for the present fiscal year are Sic.
2SS, ,2S4, exclusive Of S2,3l4, ,2Sl submitted
for new buildings, repairs and improve
ments al the several navy yards In the
report Of the Secretary Of the Navy Of
November 90, 1875; estimated amount
for the pay OF the Navy for the
present fiscal year was $7,3OO, 900, the
computation being based upon the num-
ber Of officers and men then upon the
register. Congress, however, by the act
Of March 81, 1877, appropriated only
$4,000, 900, or 100000 less than the esti-
mate. This will necessarily produce
deficiency at the end Of the fiscal year,
unless Congress shall appropriate the
above amount, the payment Of which
to the officers aud men Ia so fixed
by law that 1t cannot be evaded. The
amount appropriated for the deficiency at
the extra session Of Congress had refer.
ence only to the last fiscal year ending
June 80, 1877, and was based upon the
amount uscertained TO be due upon the
books Of the Fourth Auditors Ofic0,
whereas the deficiency here referred to is
estimated for the present fiscal ysar end.
lug June 30, 1878.
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MARIOS, O., December The roam.
Ing leopard, terror in. this vicinity for
the past month, was Killed to-day six
miles west Of here. It was frs! discoy.
cred by Mr.. Burnison, an engineer on the
Bee line Railroad, while he was hunting,
He noticed the leopard in a tree and gays
the alarm. Samuel johnson and Ed.
Kessler started after the animal with
guns. When pretty close the leopard
made tor johnson, and threw him down
and bit his arm and face. Kessler broke
his gun over him, and killing him, they
brought the beast to Marion, The news
spread likei WiIdfre. The excitement
was inten'e for . while; but general re-
lief Is manifested at the result. The leop.
ard is on exhibition at the City Hall, tie
captors charging an aduiilauce, and
hundreds are visiting him. lie is fine
specimen Of the largest species, and is
seven feet long, powerful and beautiful.
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CLEVELAND, O., December 2.-Chas.
r. McGill, cabinet maker, twenty-seyen
years old, killed his mistress, Mary Kelly,
in houpe Of ill.Iane, at No. 100 Cross
street, at . o'clock this afternoon. Jeal-
ouSy was the cause OF the murder. The
murderer gave himself up and wm taken
to the Central Station, and with freshly
lit cigar, in calm and perfectly cool
manner. gave the following verbatim ac-
count Of the shooting:
III laid down on the bed with Mary, and
alter u few words | put my left arm
around her, and with my right hand took
the revolver from my pocket and putting
the muzzle to her ear, fired. She said:
Forgive me, Charles. Send for the Priest.
| continued to shoe. her in the right
cheek until the seven charges we're emp
tied into her head. Finding that abe was
dead, l got up, sat on chair,
and put three more charges in the
revolver, and laying her arm, which lay
across her breast, to one side, put the
muzzle as near Mary'B heart as 1 knew
how and fred two shots, and with the
third load IShot her through the temple,
making ten shots in ALL"
After the above horrible recital McGill
ordered his supper, saying, "Don't send
me any cold lunch; want good square
meal" The murderer was formerly
from Athens. Ohio, and 1t is said has a
wife and children in Columbus, Ohio. He
has lived here about a year and halt
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CHICAGO, December 1.-The DrOusrt
JOurRdL reports:
CATrLE-Receipts 300; shipments /, 400;
receipts during November "A, ,O6Os shipments
$1,000; market strong and fairly active;
good native steers S. 35a5 %; feeders and
stOckers scarce at So l2ISaS 40; native
butchers active and in limited supply,
cows 50 SOL3 so, bulls 50 5OaS 90, calves
s. 5oa5 20; Texans steady and firm al s. so
AZ 30.
HoGs-Receipts II 900; shipments l,1OO;
ments 5000; best 81 50, mixed packing
81 2Qa4 So; all sold. Market fairly active:
quality much better for price than yester.
day.
SHBEP-ReceiptS $40; receipts during
November 1900; shipments II 900; strong
city demendi all taken; shippers nominal
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New York.

NEW YORK, December 1.-Cotton-
Firm at II l5.i6ail 7.I6. Flour-StilI IN
buyers favor, and little better export In.
qniry lor low grades extra; prices pnehang.
ed. Whsat-A large business, chledy
speculative; rejected spring 500, No. I
white Michigan 81 49X, No. 2 AllWau-
kee 81 81. R5e-Quiet; western 7Sa74c.
Barley and Malt-Unehanged. Corn
Butter two.rowed yellow zoe, steam mixed
December 81 1Sa62 I<c, No. 2 December 6Sa
63kc. Oats-Quict western mixed and
State 35ailc' white western S9A45. Hay and
HOps-Unchauged. Cotiea-Firm OF i6Na
l9Nc gold, iobbing l59+a2lc gold. Sugar
Quiet; fair to good refining 7jla75k
PIlme 7G7ssc, refined 9ISal0c. MolasseS2
Unchanged. Rice-Quiet and unchanged,
at 81 lOH,
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CIlINESEIX CALIFORNIA.
a Reply 10 Mr. Narsent's Letter

\ Reply 20 Mr.. SarSent's Letter.
SAN FRAEcIsco, December The six
Chinese Companies have addressed a
communication to Secretary Evarts, in
reply TO Mr.. Sargent's letter. They call
attention TO the fact that since the adop.
ton Of the treaty, the United States has
received from China nearly $sOO,OOO in
demnity for outrages on American citi.
zens and property in China; that Tor
years the Chinese have been robbed and
murdered in California, and not in one
case in fifty were the perpetrators brought
to justice; that the punishment OF the
Chico muFderers is attributed 10 the in.
luence and money Of good citizens Of San
Francisco, the result being an exception
to the rule; recall the recent anti. Chinese
raid in Placer county, and the July riots
in this city, to disprove Sargent's state
ment that county officials have sought to
punish offenders against the Chinese, and
succeeded. They admit the Courts are
honest, but the officers surrounding the
judiciary are pledged to persecuts Them
before they can get office. They state
that in twenty-five years the immigration
has not exceeded the emigration BY four
thousand annually, and reiterate their
desire expressed TO Senator Morton that
the immigration Of Chinese should be re.
stricted within certain limits.
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SEw ORLEANS, December 1.-Colouel
Richard N. Montgomery, a prominent
citizen and we'll known commander OF
the Continental Gpsrds, died this even.
ing.
DEATH OF PROMINENT IRON MERCHANT.
NASHVILLE. TEsx., December L.
James Howron, one OF the chief stock.
holders and managers Of the South
Pfttsburg Iron Works, this State, &C.
cordlng to q dispatch from his son,
died Friday night in New York. Mr..
Bowron came from England two years
ago, and represented the English coup.
any whichsiuvested $5,000,O00 in Tennes.
see mineral lands, and 10 erecting i'm.
mense iron works at South rittsburg.
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CHICAGO, December i.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Demand fair and
prices higher; No. l Chicago spring 81 OK,
No. =, 81 O7A cash, 81 OK December.
81 Os4 January, No. ,, 81 COX, rejected
ssc. ,Cofh-lIe6Vy for rash; In good Dc.
mand but lower rates all round; Ak cash,
i2Ac December, 409Gc January, rejected
36Ita35sSc. OaLs-steady aud firm al 24sSc
cash December, 244c Jenuary, rejected
21SC. Rye-Steady and frm. Barley
Stronger at 6l1a6lNc. Pork-Dsmanu
fair and prices higher at Sil IS cash.
$ll 65alt76 December, $lI 9OalI 92j5 Jan.
uary, Sl2 10ai2 l2k February. LArd-De.
mand light but holders hrm at 81 S6a
I SIX cash, 81 S0a7 S21< December, 81 IS
January. 81 S5 February. Bulk Meah-
Firmer at 49sasHa69Sc. WhiSky-Quiet
at $40
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Ihp9nteIli9snter.
The Regular session.

rb. extra session Of Congress did moi
,l,., on Saturday, as was expected, but
IN continue on until noon to day, al
,bieh hour it must end per force Of the
c,,,titution Of the United States. Al
,oU. therefore, the regular session Of the
tlb Congress will commence, and as the
,,,,psl,iou tboIh houses will remain
spc! the Presidents message will no
dub: be .eut ill.,
rp,o this time absolutely nothing has
,..a achieved in the way Of legislation
t.rosd The passage Of the army appFo.
,,i,tioa lad 4 deficiency bill covering
t,,ain deficits OF last year, resulting from
b,,conbS Democratic economy. How.
.,,,, good degree Of progress has been
md, in the matter Of finance, such as
Blowing oil inevitable gW on the quss.
ti,p, and We are thus nearer the end
Of the contest between Eild inGa-
lion and jadiciou. reconciliation.
W.ueako near the end Of all Rspubli.
e,n lissruutlcment over Hayes Southern
D,icy. The only man who has made q
rln,e stand up assault upon it is sena.
to. Patterson, Of South Carolina, aud he
riII probably be in the Psuitsntisry be-
b,sths winter is over, All other Re.
vabliclns at Washington, not excepting
C,aslips and Don Cameron, have seen
tia: the P,esidSat can get along without
them good deal better than they can
vithoa. hin. TherG is no salvation for
them outside Of the administration ark,
ini before the close OF the session they
viii all reel. safety wilhinit.
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were suspended and u bill passed chang
Ing the name Of thS port Of BraSheAr 10
Morgan City.
Mr.. Mills moved 10 suspend the rules
and adopt q resolution instructing the
Committee on Ways and Means to revise
the tariff so "a to make Il purely and Rb.
solutely tariff for revenue, and for not
protecting one class Of citizens by plum
dering another.
A preliminary vote ehowing the alb
sence Of quorum, Mr.. Wood moved
that the House take recess till 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
Mr.. Mills objected, and the Speaker
ruled that in absence Of 4 quorum the
only matters in order were to adjourn or
4 call Of the House.
A call Of the House showed a quorum
present, and the motion Of Mr.. Mill was
rejected-ysas 90, nays 70, and the House
took recess till lOOclock Monday.
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Collision with the Torpedo Bog,
Alarm

New YORK, December 1.-The schoon.
er c. Q. Brooks, from Virginia, reporu,
Nov. 2Sth, 10 P. NJ, Barnegat, bearing
northwest, was run into by the U. s. tor.
pedo boat Alarm, hence for Norfolk, and
struck her on the starboard bow. Started
Stem, tore mainsail, stove boat, knocked
otTone dayit carried away salls, and caused
the vessel to leak badly. The Alarm took
her in tow and held on for three hours,
when the hawser parted, and the steamer
returned and anchored of Staten Island
to procure a boat, having lost one.
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Mr.. ]. W. DrckEY, of Washington
county, gave us call on Saturday. He
is one Of the farmers whose possessions
are not contained in one State, ut-ae
upon both sides of theline. His house is
in Pennsylvania, and 1t stands upon the
spot where he has lived land grown rich
for about two generations. lie has laid
himself out for visit to lhs scenes Of
his nativity in the North of lrelaud,
county of Derry, next RUNNER. He
hasnl sold his wool yet, but was fortu.
nate enough to let his hogs go at54.
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TOLEDO, December 1.-wheat-Firm;
quiet; No, ! white Michigan held at 81 81,
81 81 4 bid. extra white Michigan held At
81 ,S55s, 81 55K bid, amber Michigan
Sc ler December and january 81 3l1S,
No, red winter 81 80 aSked, 81 sly,
bid, No spot seller December 81 % sell.
er January 81 80, No. 8, $ll44. Corn
DIll; high mixed soc asked, 491tc bid, re.
jected 47c, new 4SHc, damaged axe new
3gc. Oats-Dull; No. 2, 29yzc, No. 2
white Sic. Clover seed-Maumoth 8 %
as 10.
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CHEYENNE, December 1.-The Dead.
wood Epeniag ITmea says reports reached
this city this morning that the Indians
were numerous in the vicinity Of the
RedWater, and had commenced depreda.
tions by killing ranchman, whose name
We were unable. to learn other than Houk.
The particulars Of the shooting we're un.
known, rs he had gone out on an expedI.
tion alone, and was not seen again until
his corpse was discovered near the mouth
ofthe Spearish.
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Casualties.

MAN AND Boy SERIOUSLY INJURED.
NEwcOMERsrowN, o, December las
a Mr.. Heunbert and boy were riding in
a single wagon down steep hill, south
Of town, this afternoon, one Of the fore
wheels came of. The horse took fright,
aud commenced kicking violently, break.
ing one OF the legs Of each Of the occu.
pants, besides loosening several ribs Of
the man. The boy'A leg has since been
ampatalel.
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CoLuNBus, O., December l.-Recruit-
ing Tor the army has commenced here.
Officers will be sent to ST. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Chicago and indianapolis for that
purpose. Orders from headquarters ii-
rect that no man be enlisted who has not
certificate Of good moral character. This
Is Tor the purpose Of keeping ont beats,
who only enlistin order to gel a ride free
to the West.
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FIRE RECORD.
Destructive Fire nj Jackson,
Tenn.

ME4PHIs, December "A dispatch
dated Jackson, Tenn, o'clock this morn.
ing, says; A fire broke out at 1l:SO P, N.
in the furniture store Of Robinson &
Hewitt, the entire block being consumed,
including the following business houses |:
Wilkinson 4 Taylor and J. Mclutcheou,
grocers; Robinson & Hewitt, furniture;
Lindsey & Murrell, dry goods; Miss Jeu.
ME Gledsoe, mllliner; Lands & Buruell,
carriage mandatory. The ire ia still
raging, but Is confined to the ABOVE
named honses, which comprise the block,
including the saloon Of Ike Lewis. Siren.
nous efforts are being made to keep it
confined to the block in which II origin.
ated. A dead calm prevails. Fears are
entertained that several persons were
buried beneath the falling walls, as some
narrow escapes were made at the time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-03
CASE OF EUsr1s.

The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections to-day, By vote OF Q TO 8
decided To report a resolution declaring
J. B. Eustis entitled to a seat as Senator
from Louisiana for the short term ending
March 3. 1879. The following was The
vote: Yeas-Wsdleigh, Mitchell, Hoar
Salisbury, Metrlmon and Hill. Nays
Cameron, Of Wisconsin, Mcmillan and
Ingalls,.