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COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, o., March lS.-Governor
Young sent special message to the
General Assembly to-day, which recon.
mends the passage OF the bill now pend,
ing in that body for the creation of a bu,
reau Of statistics of the mining and min.
eral resources of Ohio. He opposed the
proposed extra session OF the Legislature
in October to complete the revision Of the
work OF the commission now engaged in
codilying the general statutes. He says
he will not call an extra session for this
purpose, and il one is held the Assembly
themselves must adjourn to-day Ger.
tain. Attention is called to the over.
crowded condition OF the penitentiary,
andthe unsafe and unwholesome character
OF some Of the county jails and recon-.
mendalion is made that intermediate
prisons or warehouses; for the confine-
ment OF the less hardened criminals
should at once be provided. The estab.
lishment OF district warehouses; is sug.
gested as the most practicable solution OF
the tramp question: Recommendation
is also made that laws should be passed
10 perfect the organization Of the State
militia, as the best protection against
riot and destruction Of property. The
message speaks in the warmest terms OF
President Hayes, and predicts for him n
peaceful and useful administration.
OHIO sENAToRsHIP.
In the Senate to-day resolution was
adopted providing for Join convention
OF the General Assembly on next Tues
day, at noon, TO elect United States
Senator.
The forces here in the interest of the
candidates for Senator have increased
materially, and have thronged the legis.
lative halls all day.
Aletter was received from Ben Wade
to-day saying that he neither sought nor
would he accept the nomination.
Matthews and TAFT are still considered
the leading candidates, with Howlan, Of
Ashtabula, as n good third.
The Republican members assembled in
caucus tonight and adopted n resolution
deciding to hold caucus to nominate a
candidate for Senator on Thursday night;
that the vote shall be by ballot and that
a majority Of all the Republican men,
bers Of the Assembly shall be necessary
TO nominate.
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MINOR TELEGKAMS.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Gen. Bah.
cock, late Private Secretary to President
Grant, takes charge OF the Fifth Light
house District, to which he was assigned
as Major Of Engineers, at hisow request,
relieving Maj. Franklin Howard.
+ BOSTON, March 13.-Near o'clock this
morning jacob Hirschfeld, aged GO years,
was found in his house, at 2S4 Harrison
avenue, gagged, robbed and fatally shot.
PHILADELPHIA, March lS.-Three cars
of train on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad were thrown
from the track near Wilmington, on
Monday night, and smashed to pieces.
PoTTsvILLE, March 13.-The examina.
tion Of the books Of W. ]. RutIer, Cash.
ier OF the First National Bank, Pottsvile,
discloses a defalcation OF Sl7, 900.
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NOTHING PUBLIC.
strengthening the Hands OF the
President,

NASHVILLE, March lG.-The Cotton
Exchange, Board OF Trade, merchants
and prominent men, among them Gen.
Kirby Smith, have signed circular
calling a mass meeting for the purpose
OF giving public expression to Mr..
Hayes and assure him high appreciation
Tor the encouragement he has given to
the people of the whole nation by the
wise, conservative and patriotic course Of
policy adopted by him at the beginning Of
his administration, firmly believing that
i such policy rs that shadowed by the
President is faithfully adheard to, peace
and great prosperity will soon be restored
to the entire American peOple.
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Senator Morton, Chairman of the Com.
mitIee on Privileges and Elections, says
the majority report Of that committee on
the Kellogg case, although prepared, will
not be presented to the Senate to-day, and
the views Of the minority cannot Of
course be submitted before the majority
report. The reason for delay is Coniec.
tnred to be that owing to the absence Of
the Republican Senator's the Democrats
constitute nearly or quite majority Of
them. AS there is no other business
ready for action by the Senate, it will now
have TO await the nominations or other
executive business,
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The New Postmaster General
Gives an Example of HIS Fu-
ture Policy.

ture Policy.
WASHINGTON, March ll.-Postmaster
General Key had talk with a South
Carolina gentleman to-day, that Repub.
licanS may take as an indication Of what
his methods are 10 be. The man appeared
at the Department with petition for the
appointment aS Postmaster at Columbia,
S. c., very numerousIy signed by persons
OF rominence In various parts Of the
State. lie was exceedingly aggressive,
and evidently expected his papers would
receive immediate attention and favor.
able action. When MIR. Key obtained a
chance TO talk, he asked the man who
held the office now?
"a colored man." was the reply, "who
Of course ought TO be put ont al once"
Mr.. Key asked il he mismanaged the
office.
The man said he had not heard any.
thing about that. On being questioned
more closely he was obliged to admit
that he had heard no complaints on the
score OF efficiency.
"Then," said Mr.. Key, "there are only
two ways in which he can be displaced
without opposition from me. One is by
the Army Of the United States, and the
other is by All order from the President
Of the United States"
Mr.. Key followed this with the state.
ment that there would be no element oil
civil service reform in such change as
was urged, and there was no intention OH
his part to neglect putting the principles
Of that reform into practical operation.
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CHICAGO, March 13.-Flour-Luiet and
unchanged Wheat-lnactiye and lower.
) % cash; 81 235Sal q April; 81 IS Nav:
No. ., 81 II; rejected 9Gc.. Corn-SteRdy
Mt SOC cash. S9Itc April; 4Sc May; rejected
5gc. o9ts-Quict at sec cash; 329Sc April;
5S$sc May. rejected 2lc. Rye-Quiet at
G2'sc. B1rley-Dull at 40a52c. Pork
Closing firm and higher at $lS 40 cash;
Sl5 lOal3 AZ April; $l3 GOALS 62< May;
has sold at SIS 90 cash; Sl3 20 May. Lard
'-Dull and closing higher; 50 10 cash
and April; 50 2O.May. Bulk Mcats-Quiet:
14a79sc. Dressed Hogs-5hc. Whisky
81 o..
On call Board Wheat was higherat 81 PAX
April 81 2S25 May. Corn higherat 395sa
39Ac April. Pork easier and unchanged.
Lard lirmer at 9Lc April.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-The Su.
preme Court this morning ordered that
the writ OF error in the case Of Munley
VS.. Commonwealth should be nolle prose.
s,tied, there being no assignment Of error
filed nor any papers or books, owing TO the
poyertyof the plaintiff in error, and that
the argument Of the case OF Carroll vs,
Commonwealth must proceed. 1t will be
the next case argued. Both Munley and
Carroll were Molly Maguires and are un.
der senteuce OF death for murder.
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WASHINGTON, March 12.-The letter
Of Wade Hampton to the President re-
quests the termination Of the present
military occupation Of the South Caroli-
ma State House, and the withdrawal Of
troops quartered therein, "in order that
civil processes" as the letter goes, "may
be effective for the eviction Of D. II. Cham.
berlain from the Executive Chamber, and
the securing Of the books and records,
which he now holds with an armed force
Of Federal troops" The application iG
based upon the decision Of the Supreme
Court Of the State, which has recently I'D.
Judged Hampton Governor.
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NEW YORK, March lS.-Cotton-Quiet
ut l2al2bc. Flour-Demand moderate for
home USE superfne western and State S. 40
40 %; common to good IS 75a5 Qj; good
to choice S. 9OaG co.; white wheat extra
" Ojo7 90; extra Ohio s. 75a7 80; st, Louis
- S5aS 10. Wheat-Unchanged. Rye
Firm; western SlaS4c. Barley-Dull; I'm.
graded Canada 75aS2I4c. Malt-.Dull, Corn
Less activC;ungrldcd western mixed 54L
aJ5c; steam mixed 55a55Ac. Oats-Un.
changed. Hay-Gja7Oc. IIops-Ycarlinps
6alOc. Groccries--Quiet. Whisky-Quiet
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PIILADELpnA, March 13.-WOol-Firm
and demand fair; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia NX and above i5a5Oc; extra
i5nltc; medium 43ai5c; coarse 3Sa4Oc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fine
3Sa40c; medium 41Ha44c; coarse 3GYEc;
combing washed 52a55c; unwashed S5a3Sc;
Canada combing 52a55c; fine unwashed 25a
6Oc; coarse and medium SEC; tub washed AZ
ai5c; extra and merino pulled S6a42c; No. /
and superfnc pulled 3C436c; Texas fine and
medium 2Oa2Sc; Texas coarse lGa20c,
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The Failure Of MIR. Kingon--

NEW York, March lS.-Membcrs Of
the Produce Exchange say that Mr..
Kingon, who failed yesterday, was short
10000 tierces OF lard on which there was
a decline OF Sc per tierce, making loss
OF $360,OO0. One member thought that
Mr.. Kingon's losses would probably not
amount TO more than Sl50,OOO. John
Sinclair & Co., agents for Kingon 4 Co.
at Belfast, ireland, state that James
kingon is in no way connected with that
firm
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THE Wool GRowERs.-A convention
Of leading wool growers from the States
ofOhio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
will be held at the Grant House to-mor-
row, for the purpose Of taking some ac-
tion in reference TO the establishment Of =
wool house at some convenient point.
An effort will be made TO secure the 10.
cation otthe warerooms in this city.
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Robs HIS Employers.

NEW YoRE, March lS.-Jas. J. Smith
clerk Of Ivisou, Blackman, Taylor &
Co., educational book dealers and station,
crs, has been arrested, charged with steal
ing over 81 900 worth OF steel pens and
other goods Belonging to the firm. The
good' were found at his house, and were
marked for shipment to dealers outside
Of the city. Smith is 4 member Of The
Young Mems Christian Association.
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TOLEDO, March 1S.-This morning Mi
chael Merriman, living at Rock Greek
Center, ten miles south oil Huntington
Indiana, who has been in the Insane Asy
lnm and was sent home about year age
thought to have been permanently cured
shot one OF his sons aged Is through Tho
head fatally wounding him, and another
aged l6 through the shoulder, probably
fatally woundiug him. He then shot ant
Killed himself InstanilY.
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CHARLESTON, March l3.-The question
Of the conflicting claims OF Hampton and
Chamberlain to the Governorship, came
up in the Circuit Court to-day, as involy.
ed in the validity Of commitment by the
trial Justice appointed by Governor
Hampton. Judge Reed decided that the
authority Of the trial Justice must
be respected as that of the deiacto and de,
jure officer OF the State. This decision
establishes the legality OF Hampton's gov.
ernment as 10 the Charleston circuit, and
other Circuit Judges throughout the
State had already made similar decisions,
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CAUGHT ON THE WIREs.-About one
o'elockthis morning rs a couple Of IN
rELLlGENcER typos were crossing the
suspension bridge, they heard tapping
oi wings and noise as Of a heavy body
beating against the wires above them,
when suddenly a full grown white swan
fell on the bridge near them. The bird
had been flying northward, returning
from Southern trip, and struck against
the wires OF the bridge. He was easily
captured, and brought to this office. K
genuine swan is something Of a curiosity
In these parts.
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Cameron the Son Succeeds Cam.
crOn the Father.

HARRISBURG, March 13.-In the Re.
publican caucus to-day, Ex.Secretary OF
War, J. Donald Cameron, was nominated
on the first ballot for United States Sen.
ate. The vote stood, Comeron l2S, Nor.
ton McMiChael l. The nomination was
then made unanimous. The resolution
endorsing President Hayes policy was
n,,soJ
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be made on less than hours. The &C
does not prescribe the amount Of com
pensation TO be paid for labor Of 8 hour
or any other time. When laborer hn
been in the habit Of working for the gov
ernment II hours u day at compensa
ton Of 81 80 per day, and in answer L
his request is informed that II he wishel
to remain in the service he must con
tinuC to work l2 hours per day and re
Ceives his pay accordingly, he canno
afterwards charge for additional tint
over eight hours as n days labor. Wher
an application is made for an excess o.
time over eight hours per day and an al
lowance is made, another receiver re
Ceipts in full for the amount. This il 1
bar TO any further claim. This decision
will dispose Of large number of cases oil
similar character, il having been pu
forward as u test, Justice Hunt deiiv
cred the opinion.
PRESIDENT HAYES AND TIE SOUTHERN
STATES.
It is said this evening in official places
that the President has not indicated his
wish for new election in South Caro-.
lima and louisiana, Colored delegations
have visited the President, and generally
expressed to him their approval Of his
Southern policy.
Ex.Secretary Fish called to pay his 70.
spccts 10 Hon. Alexander II. Stephens to.
day, and passed some time in conversa.
ton with that gentleman.
Mr.Stephens said he was glad President
Hayes was shaping his policy something
after that Of Gen. Washington, by calling
around him good and true men without
regard TO their political or partisan
antecedents, and he predicted a last.
ing benefit to the country Il the
policy shall be carried out. Mr..
stephens Also said, rs to policy for
Louisiana and South Carolina, as well
as the other Southern States. All that
the people OF these States desire Is to bO
left 10 themselves to govern themselves
as may seem best TO them, and all that
Mr.. Hayes can or need do is to see that
their governments are republican in form
and that they obey the laws and keep the
peace,
cUHING AND PtERREPoSr.
Among the reports tonight is one to
the effect that Pierrepont and Gushing
have been recalled from their respective
missions in England and Spain.
SCHURz AND KEY.
Secretary Schurz and Postmaster Gen.
eral Key received very large number Of
callers to-day. Among those who called
on Schurz were Senators Beck, Bogy, ex-
Senators Logan and Cragin, and Senators
Christianey, Paddock, Saunders and 9th.
ers; also large delegation OF Missouri
people headed by ex-Congressman Van
Horn. The Postmaster General was Wis.
tied by sundry delegations from Virginia
and elsewhere, urging the claims OF ap.
plicants for postofiices. He announced
to them as his policy not to interfere with
any office where the service is we'll per-
formed.
Attorney General Devens to-day pre-
sented to the Supreme Court his commis-
sion TO office and was qualified.
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A RECOMMENDATION Of the Committee
on Streets and Alleys, that double stone
crossing be laid on Market street, oppo.
site the city building, was rejectedby The
Second Branch OF Council last night. The
honorable city fathers do not propose TO
bO robbed OF the sweet privilege ot creep.
ing around the Washington Hall ruins In
the mud for the paltry expenditure ol
Sl3 or Sl4
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing transfer of real estate was admit
ted TO record in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made March l2, 1877, by Wm. L.
Perrine to Rebecca Ann Jacob, for two
lots Of ground in the town Of West Lib
erty, designated as lots No. AZ and A;
1895.
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATIoN.-Dr. J. NJ.
Pipes on Monday performed successful
operation upon the eye Of Jacob Steurna-
gle, who was severely burned about the
face and body at the La Belle Mill some
months since. The eye ball, which had
grown fast to the eye lid, was removed,
and the Doctor willput glass eye in lis
placc
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MEMPHIS, March lS.-River roso l5
inches, and stands at l2 feet . inches.
Weather cloudy; mercury 54o. Arrived
Cons. Millar, Cincinnati. Departed
Atlantic and tow, New Orleans; City OF
Vicksburg, St, Louis; Warner and tow,
Ohio river. Maude and Illinois, Vicks-
hurp.
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The Vanderbilt will.

New YORK, March l3.-Thc contest
over the will Of the late Commodore Van
derbilt was ended to-day by all the con
testants Withdrawing their objections tc
the probate Of the will. The trial was to
have commenced to-day, but the whole
matter was arranged between Wm. II
Vanderbilt and the contestants before the
court opened. Among the counsel
were Secretary Of State Evarts, Judge
Matthews, Jeremiah 8. Black and David
Dudley Field, all OF the counsel in the
late Presidential contest,
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Another Heavy Fire in New York

New York, March ia fire in the
buildings % and "a Franklin street, TO.
day, caused large losses to several dry
goods firms, among others Townsend 4
Yale, whose loss is from S35, 900 TO $780,
600. The building was damaged to the
extent Of $4,000. Bullock & Co.'s loss
$4,000; Bacon & Co. $4,000. All in-
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UNKNOWN MAN KILLED AT WELLS.
vILLE.-An unknown man was instantly
killed at the WellsvilIe shops yesterday
by train No. %. He was walking on the
track, and notwithstanding the efforts oI
the engineer Of the train, he was struck
and horribly mangled.
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VOLUME XXV--NUMBER IN,

the Wyoming region, This was the siVpAl
ior sharp selling. The moro beariSh feeI.
ing was subsequently, increased by au on.
cial notice that the PennAylyaniS Coal
Company will on the Goth inst. sell S95 'COo
tons OF Pittston coal. At the final rIoSe
coal stocks increased under covering of
short sales. The transactions aggregated
10000 shares Of which 10000 were Psciic
Mail, 10000 Western Union, 1000 ST. Paul
preferred, $4,000 Lake Shore, 10000 New
York Central, $4,000 Delaware, Lack.
awannA & Western, 1900 Delaware & Hud.
son C0nal and 1000 a. L 2. Telegram.
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ATLANTA, Ga, March l3.-The reports
from the Ninth Congressional District
are meagre. The indications are that
Bell, the regular Democrat, is elected by
fair majority over Speer, the indcpend-
ent Democrat, and Archer, the regular
Republican. The official figures are slow
coming in, and the contest may be close,
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INDIANAPOLIS, March lG.-Thc new
State house bill has finally passed botl
branches Of the Legislature. It provide,
for the appointment OF four persons
equallydivided politically, who with The
Governor shall constitute the StateHonst
Board. The building is to be located or
the site OF the present one and to cost no
exceeding 81, 100000.
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TOLEDO, March IL. : Flour = Quiet.
Mheat-Stcady; No. white Michigan
81 55lG; extra white Michigan 81 IS; amber
spot$i As. Corn-Dull; high mixed 431tc;
No. 2spot held 43kc; yellow 44Xc. Oats
Dull and in fair demand; No. 2, 34Hc;
Michigan 3SIEc.
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REMANDED TO JAIL.-George Herman,
charged with obtaining SIS 5from William
Nicholson under false pretenses, had a
preliminary hearing before Justice VIM.
Phillips yesterday morning. Defendant
was remanded to Jail in default of SlOO
bail for his appearance before the County
Court,
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FINANCIAL. AND CONNIE RclAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
.ew York Money and stock

NEW YORK, March 3.-MoNEY-2aS
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3hai
per cent. Custom receipts $36O,O0O. The
Assistant Treasurer diBburSed $40 600
Clearings $SO,OoO,00O. Sterling quiet al
4.S4a4S5N.
GoLD-opened and closed at lOi3s, with
sales in the interim at l0IA. Carrying
rates la2 per cent. Loans were also made
flat at . per cent for borrowing.
SnvEE-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are 81 "a greeubacks; Sill
gold. Silver coin a per cent discount.
GOYRESMRETs-Actiy and steady,
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COLUMBUS, o., March lS.-Smith Dan.
ser, OF Camden, o., uncle OF the late
Mary NJ. Danser, who left IL fortune Of
nearly one million dollars to charitable
institutions, is here and is taken steps to
contest the will.
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LOUISVILLE, March lS.-Mrs. NJ. Z
Bright, widow of the late Hon. ]. D
Bright, Of Indiana, died at the Gait
House last night at 9:2O. Mrs. Brigh's
illness was OF short duration. The re.
mains leave here at o'clock Wednesday
for Baltimore, for burial.
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Nix Fer Cent Interesl.

HARTFORD, March 13.-The House OF
Representatives to-day passed bill max.
ing the legal rate Of interest per cent in
the absence Of contract, The bill previ.
ously passed the Senate.
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New YORK, March 13.--Joseph Goss,
the English pugilist, left this evening in
custody Of Detective Bligh, OF Kentucky,
for Louisville,
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SALT LAKE, March 1S.-Snow has been
falling in the mountains, near here, for
the last twelve days. Yesterday n snow
slide occurred near Alta, killing Mathew
Ingram and j. Pratt.
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GEORGE SNYDER, son Of Jacob Snyder,
iron merchant, desires us to say that he
was not the George Snyder arrested at
the pulling OF the bagnos by the police
on Saturday night.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
rising barometer, increasing southwest
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather.
For the Lakes, south to southwest
winds, falling barometer, warmer and
cloudy weather with rain or snow.
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A YOUNG mems literary society has
been started by Rev. Schleicher, pastor Of
the Church OF the Immaculate Concep.
ton, for the benefit Of the young men Of
his parish.
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THE peach buds are uninjured, the
wheat is all right, tobacco promises well,
and il we knew who would be elected in
1880, we'd feel like going ahead and lay.
ing out capital.
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LONDON, March I3.-steamers Neckar,
The Queen and California, from New
York, arrived; Marathau, from Boston,
arrived out.
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ExTREMEs meet sometimes. The two
all absorbing topics Of discussion in the
city at present are temperance and spir-
its-Mnrphy's temperance and Badwin's
spirits.