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LEXINGTON, KY. Jaunuary 2.-The en-.
tries for the fall netting Of the Kentucky
Horse Breeders Association, advertised
to close January !, are all in, and for the
Lexington stakes for two years there are
81 entries. In the Kentucky stakes for
three years old, there are SO entries, and
in the blue grass stakes for four year
olds. "a.
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GERMANY.
bismarck and Anti.Bismarck.

Bismarck and Anti.Bismarck.
BERLIN, January g. Prince Bis
marks special organ, Nord Deutsehe'
Zeitung, attacks the National Liberals foi
their rejection OF the Princes terms
The National Liberals, on the. other
hand, declare that they can afford tc
wait until Prince Prince Bismark's neces'
sites compel him to comply with their
termB.
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Dry Gooda.

NEW YoRx, January 2.-Business con.
tinues yery light with package houses and
the jobbing trade Is quiet. Cottons quiet
but generally firm. Prints inactive. Mer.
imlek and Oriental shirtingprinta opened
at 5Hc. Woolen goods for mems wear In
moderate request. Foreign goods dull.
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FIRE RECORD.

DETROIT, January IA fire at Ypsi.
lanti this morning burned Cros.man's
drug store, Sampson's hardware store,
the Farmers and Mechanics store, shier
& Dayis's grocery and several small
shops. Loss on the buildings and 100000,
which Is mostly covered by insurance.
The fire originated in Crossmans drug
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Decided Against the Gazette

wAsHrseros, January 2.-The con.
troversy between the Cincinnati Gasette
and Postmaster Wahle, which has been
the subject Of investigation, was to-day
decided by Postmaster General Key
against the company. The decision is
based upon the opinion submitted to-day
by W. II. Biseell, acting law officer Of the
Postotice Department.
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER llS


NRw ORLEANS, January 2.-Coffee-
Bull; Rio cargoes ordinary to prime lCIfl
19ltc gold. sugar-In good demand at full
prices; inferior to good common 41aec
common to good common 6a69Sc, yellow
and market frm; common lsaz0c.
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EAST LIBERTY, January 2.-CATrLE-
Receipts for two days S2S Shead OF throu
and l,14s Of yard stock. Prime s. 25a5 50,
good IS 00a6 %, common "a 5Oa6 90
HoGs-Reeeipts 1855 head; Yorkers
~ 20a4 80, Philadelphias 81 40a4 IS.
sHEEp-Receipts 6,100 head. Selling Of
81 25ah 20.
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New YoRx, January 2.-Arrived-
Steamers Deyonia, from Glasgow, and
Amerique, from Havre.
LONDON, January 2.-steamer Egypt,
from New York, and Marathan, from
Boston, arrived out.
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Patterson SulIers a Relapse

WASHINGTON, January a. Senator
Patterson had a relapse last evening and
his physicians remained with him till
after midnight. Early this morning he
had another attack. During the day he
has been growing worse. Although he is
resting easier tonight he still lies in a
critical condition.
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Bear Pressing the Roumani'
ms.
LONDON, January IA correspondent
telegraphs that the Roumanians are be,
coming very uneasy about the rumoret
intention OF Russia TO demand retro
cession Of the small strip Of Bessarabia
ceded to Roumania after the Crimean
war. This would leave Roumania not
only without compensation for the sac
ri6ces OF the war beyond an acknowledg-
ment OF her independence, but In fact
poorer in territory, since Austria II ID
thought Is likely to object 10 an extension
Of Roumanian territory south OF the
Danube. -
THE TURKS AT THEIR OLD TRICKS.
There Is a great excitement here to.
day, caused by news received from Crete.
A Number Of Christian families Yesterday
attempted to enter Retimo, a small town
on the northern coast, but were prevented
by the Turkish populace, who assaulted
them. Alter driving the Christians back
the Turks closed the gates Of the town,
and then turned to the British Vice Con.
sui, threatening his lie and pursuing him
with knives until he found friendly shel.
ter In the house Of a brother Consul. The
Turkish soldiers quietly stood by during
all these outrages and not once attempt.
ing to stop the riotous disturbances.
The British iron clad Rupert arrived
at Athens yesterday, and sailed last even.
ing for Relimo, and it Is believed here
that England will take temporary pos.
session Of the Island, with view Of pre-.
venting repetition Of the outrages.
RUSSIAN REILLY TO THE ENGLISH NOTE.
A Cabinet Council will he held to-day
to consider, It Is believed, the Russian
reply to the English note relative to the
peace negotions. The war party will
endeayor to make the most Of the Russian
refusal, but as IL was a foregone conclu.
sion It's effect has not been so exaspera.
ting as the Turkcophilists would make 1t
appear. The anti-war party is begin.
ming 10 agitate the country for the pnr.
pose Of checking the supposed aggressive
tendency Of the Cabinet.
THE TIMES CALLS FOR A DECLARATION.
The Timss this morning urges the
Liberal leaders TO make their views
known. 1t says that unless something
IN tirely beyond surmise has occurred
10 turn the government from the views
expressed by Mr.. Cross, House Secretary,
in the House Of Commons last session,
md Earl Derby, Foreign Minister, to the
ieputation which recently waited upon
nm, the Ministers would welcome that
Iupport which adhesion TO their views
~ all responsible statesmen would afford
The time for silence has passed and the
iour for speech and decided speech has
,nmn -.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, January 2-The Times and
other Journals estimate from the revenue
returns Of the first three quarters Of the
financial year that the fourth quarter
will leave deficit Of one million pounds
in the budget.
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YANra A coMMrTrrE.

Arthur sewell, Of the suspended firm
Of Bonner & Co., has sent q communica.
ton TO the Stock Exchange asking for q
committee Of investigation into the affairs
Of the firm. Sewell claims that he Is en-.
tirely innocent Of any connection with the
rehypothecation Of securities.
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THE VICTIMS.

New YoRK, January 2.--An official
statement prepared under the Director Of
Assignees, Thomas Bonner, struck "a
different victims: Fifteen Brokers, nine
Banks, two Trust Companies, and one
Railroad Company. Total amount Of
rehypotheeations is equivalent to ST.
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Additional Markets.l

PITTSBURGH, January 2.-Petroleum-
Crude frmer; 81 s2IS at Parker's for i'm.
mediate shipment; refined at 121lc Phlla.
delphia delivery.
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Protesting Agninst NilHer.

Bcsros, January 2.-At Especial meet.
Ing Of the Board Of Trade this afternoon
. memorial TO Congress was adopted
against passing the Silver bill.
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Crimes and Casualties.

CIScrssArr, O., January 2.-Alpheus
Cutler, a prominent citizen, died at the
Grand Hotel last evening.
BETHLEHEM. Pa, January 2.-John
Haddock, age 81, fatally stabbed Lizzie
Davis, age 19, last evening, and then kill
ed himself. Both belonged to Ferndale.
HALIFAX, January 2.-The ship Nebro
from Chicossee for Prince Edwards Is
land has been lost with nine on board.
Three bodies were washed ashore at New
frage.
C1scrsNATr, January 2.-The trial Of
Ira Percival for numbering some months
sgo DR.. R. Il. Brasher, a prominent Ken.
tuckian, is now in progress at Burling-
ton, Ky. The Criminal Judge being .
relative Of the murdered man, the Gov
ernment appointed Judge Boyd Of the ad.
Joining district TO try the case. Among
The Counsel for Defense Is Hon. ]. w.
Stephenson and J. g. Carlisle.
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THE DRuMMfyo QUESTION,

The Commercial says: The merchants
Of New York, more especially those con.
nected with the dry goods business, are
considering advisability Of doing awsy
with the system Of employing CONNER
cial travellers TO go around the country
and sell by sample.
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ToBACcos.-I HAVE ON HAND
i . full line Of Tobaeeos from the leadipg mln.
uiaetories In the country, including LoEillard'A,
FlnEer Bros, Holbrook'G Monitor Navy, harry c,
HolbFook's Navy, Homer Hudson, J. B. rare,
Riehmondi J. r Paee, DanyllIe, Va; B. F. Grave.
" and JI hrh I can furnish al styles made BY
theSSis1 tofIas nt lowest market pFies.
u, REILLY, 1900 and ISL Main 81.
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SIN Another Victim,

New YoRK, January 2.-Another vic.
tim Of the Barclay street ERE died in the
hospital to-day.
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Weather lndications.

oPyicR OF THR CHEZ sIeHAL 0HPfcIR. :
wAsHnsToN, D. C., Jan. 81 4, H.
PRoRABnrTrEs.
For the Lakes, falling barometer, warm.
er south and east winds, increasing cloud.
mess and possibly occasional SHOWS.
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley,
rising barometer, colder northeast winds,
followed by falling barometer, south and
east winds and warmer partly cloudy
weather,
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HrATE.

SPRINGFIELD, liz, January 2.-This
community was startled this morning by
the announcement that the extensive and
we'll known banking house Of Jacob Bum,
OF this city, had failed and made an assign.
ment. Throughout Illinois Mr.. Bum
has long been known as one OF the heay-
lest and strongest bankers in the State,
and In whom everybody had an unlimited
confidence. The assignment was made
to the Hon. @. .. Brown, Of Springfield, 10
whom Mr.. Bum gives up everything he
has, his wife joining him in the assign.
ment. The liabilities, It is said, will
reach about Ss0O,000. The assets are
said to be sufficient 10 pay everything, II
time Is allowed and the property not
sacrificed, The immediate causes ol the
failure are said 10 be the large amount Of
unproductiye real estate the bank had,
together with q heavy line Of saving de.
posits. Universal sy mpathy Is expressed
Tor Mr.. Bum by every one in the city,
where he has been known for the last
forty years as an upright, honest business
man.
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G, P. KIRKLAND,

The Commissioner Of Internal Reve.
nue. will have conference with the Sec.
retary OF the Treasury, with regard to the
outrages. II Is determined touse every
possible effort to bring the offenders 10
Justice and have the laws thoroughly win.
Dictated.
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Wonderful Feat OF . New York
Dancing. llaster-IRnltxlng Con.
tinu0uSly for Twelve Hours,
and Travelling seventy : two
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MILLS, FREw q co,
BOOK BINDERS
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

Are prepared at all time, With The best material
70 all ordefs for Blank Books, such ~ are used BY
Banks, Counties, Corporations, Railroads and Mei.
chants, upon short notee, and In the most dosirA-
bic and workmAnlika manner.
Having All the latest and most improved maehl.
merry We feel confident that We will nendef entire
satilfaetion 10 all who favor u with thSlf ordOn,
MRlle, MAgREines and Periodicals Of every Dc.
scTiptien bound In neat and durable manner.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENoER
GENERAL NEWS.
A Failure that Took People by Sur
Prise.-- --Unproductiye Real
Eestate the Cause.
Roumania Alarmed at Her Prospects
in the Proposed Peace.
Another Case of Big Fish Eating
Up the Little Ones.
The London Times Wants a Deola.
ration Of British Policy.
The Russian Passage of the Balkan.
Lambert, the Convicted Perjurer,
Arraigns the Court and Press.
Hioh-handed Resistance to Revenue
Officers in South Carolina.
A Long Array Of Bonner & Cos
Victims.
The Financial Crash Reaches the
Pacific Coast.
High handed Resistance to Revenue
Officers In South Carolina.
Along Array Of Bonner & Co.'S
Victims.
The Financial Crash Reaches the
Pacific Coast.
Resistance to Revenue Officers.

Resistance 10 Revenue Officers.
WAsHrsoToN, January 2.-The Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue has re-
ceived the following letter:
U. s. INTERNAL REvESuE CFPICe, [
sPAnTANsBuRG, S. G., Dec. %. !
srR-0n yesterday collectors Moore,
Keane and Cummings, special deputies,
and VIM. Durham, special deputy mar.
shal, went on tour Of inspection through
Union county from this place, and to-day
at the residence Of Jaspar Gibbs, trial
Justice, they arrested peddler and h:S
driver for selling tobacco improperly
stamped, and confscated the tobacco and
stamps. The officers succeeded in hand
cutting the prisoner and returned toward
spartansbuig. When they had proceeded
about four miles, aud were at Vests
store, they came suddenly on rife COM
pany who were armed with Winchesters
and pistols and were partly mounted.
There we're ubout 200 men IN this COM
pany and about 25 Of them were uni.
formed. They shouted "Release him!
Release him !" and surrounded the United
States officers and long wrapgle ensued,
in which the officers tried to retain their
prisoner and the captured property, but
were compelled by the crowd 10 remove
the handouts and release the prisoners
property and stamps. Jasper Gibbs, the
trial justice, and B. A. Gregory, his con.
stable, and the captain OF the company,
seemed to be the principal persons 10
authority, and they demanded the release
and restoration Of the property. Greg.
ory, by direction Of Gibbs, searched the
wagon OF the revenue officers for whisky
and threatened 10 send them to jail. 1t
was only by the total surrender OF the
revenue officers that bloodshed was avert
ed. There 10 not here force enough to
effect the arrest Of the persons who
were concerned in this outrage and
I respectfully suggest that measures be
taken to muster force for the purpose.
The offenders are persons Of means and
influence, and I have no doubt that they
will make determined resistance to ar.
rest, backed as they are by the communi.
ty, hostile TO the revenue laws Of the
United States. Respectfully,
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ROCHESTER, January 2.-The run on
the Rochester Savings Bank has ceased.
Only few depoSitors withdrew their
money.
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wAsnSoros, D. C., January 2.-The following
d statement of thepublc debt for the month Of
December, 1871:
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A NEW FELLOW Put III.

New York, January 2.-Robert L.
Cutting has been temporarily appointed
receiver Of the Bankers aud Brokers
Association, Of which John Bonner was
the Preaident.
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ENJolNED.

Bosros, January 2.-on application Of
the Bank Commissioners the Woburn
Five Cent savihs Bank was enjoined from
transacting further business.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

One Of the Claws Of the Russian
Bear Pressing the Roumani-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07
WHAT TUNG WAH SAYS.

The Belmont Courier relates as follows
what a returned Nevadan of Monaghan lin
eage hasvto say of his experiences under the
Old mulberry tree and beneath the shade of
his native tea-leaves:
Tung Wah-as the name denotes is native
Of the Flowery Kingdom-was formerly a
hourishing merchant in Belmont, who having
made stake, and heap no likee pay UNI Sheriff
too nuchee licee, and being actusted by a
laudable desire to visit his childhood's home,
and the home of his forefathers, some five
months ago bid all his friends in Belmont an
atfectionate farewell After short stay at
the old homestead, and finding things 80 diff
ferent from what his imagination had painted
them, he concluded to return to the sunny
sage brush and cast his lot with the barbar-
ians in furure; or until he makes another lit
tie stake. Upon being interviewed i'll relation
to the famine in his native land, he said,
"tlle same plenty muchee dam lie, one lite
cloner way up, too muchee water, no licee
heap come; good many Chinaman die" 1t
appears from the above that even in China
they ''put up corners on water al the same
as the Spring Valley Water Co, etc, on this
coast. Thug Wah received a hearty welcome
from many old friends who supposed he had
gone from their gaze forever. We were rem
dered very unhappy by the good news, as we
supposed the famine was pretty general and
were in hopes that it would eventually solve
the Chinese immigration problem by the thin
ming out process.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07

God knows that he withholds them from the
consideration of all such county committees
as choose to get in the appointing and instruc
tive way, unless they insist upon it, and then,
like Brother Daggett, he is in the hands of
his friends, exclaiming, with an emphasis
which he hopes may be heard from Tuscarors
to Typo and from Humboldt Wells 70 Genoa,
that like unto the illustrious Fusbos, prime
minister to Bombastes Furiso,
''ShOrt cut or long
To me all the same"
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RArz ~ a #raMS b.-s.ys ye.tsrda, ,.

Reno joIrnQl:
On Saturday last Chinaman committed
rape, at Washoe City, on the little seven
year old girl of citizen. He nearly beat
the Chinaluan to death. About Sunday at l
o'clock the Chinaman was missed, and his
present whereabouts is not known. Some
say he is at Huffaker's with other Cinnamon,
while others say he has left Washoe "for
good. We trust the citizens did hang him,
though that punishment would have been too
light. Torture is the proper mode for such
cases.
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MAN K1LED.-Says the Phoebe Recorc

MAN KILLED. -Says the Phoebe Record Of
August >.
A private letter to Sam Dryden, from Silver
Reef, states that Pete Deegan was killed at
that place by John Carnes, barkeepsr The
fatal fracas occurred in French's saloon, where
Carnes is employed Deegan had made some
remarks about woman Dolly Varden) which
we're offensive to Carnes, who told Deegan
not to repeat them. The words were repeated,
which led to quarrel, when Deegan picked
up tumbler and hit Carnes with it, and
then started to run. Carnes then shot at
Deegan twice, killing him.
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A JEREMY DIDDLER.

The Eureka Leader of Saturday makes pub
lie the doings of a certain confidence man as
follows:
young fellow, about "a years Of age, Civ
ing the name Of Albert G. Allen, has been in
town for the past week perpetrating num-
Der of petty swindles. He represented him
self as the agent of a leading Chicago foundry
and machine shop, and has interviewed a
number of our prominent mining superinten-
dents, and offered to furnish them with all
kinds of mining machinery at fabuously low
rates He was of smooth address and sue
ceeded in making good impression, but re-
coived but a few orders. In the course Of
two or three days his little game developed
itself. He was waiting for renittances from
the firm, probably delayed by the mails;
would the Superintendent extend the loan of
twenty dollars. just to pay expenses until the
money orders came to hand! Sometimes they
did and sometimes they did not, but it IS es-
tmated that he cleaned up with couple OF
hundred dollars and ''lIt out" by rail, travel
ing under another maine. From inquiries
made by him, it is surmised that he has gone
to Austin, and the good people OF that town
will do well to keep their eyes peeled for the
young gentleman. He dresses in a blue fan
mel suit, is Of medium hight, fair ompleAion,
and sports light blonde mustache.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07
EATING HoRsE-FLEsH. Says the Reno G,

EATING HoRsE-FLEsH. Says the Reno Ga
z3tte of Monday evening:
This forenoon an enterprising Piute buck
attacked with his knife the carcass of the
horse burned at Webbers stable this morning
and after half an hours hard work had rid
the remains OF the hide and then cut off
large chunks of the half roasted flesh. jim
explained that the hide would make good
moccasins, and that the meat Was for his dog.
But it isn't likely that any dog will ever get
any of that horse-fesh. The ours of the
Piutes have TO wrestle for their own board.
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INCENDIARIsM The Reno Jo"r1lal Of Tues
day makes note of an incondiary FIRE as fol-
lows:
Monday morning at o'clock the alarm
WAS sounded and waking Reno rushed around
and repaired to Webhcr's barn Just west of
town, which was on fire. The hand engine
WIS soon at work and confined the flames to
the barn which was entirely destroyed. One
horse was burned. another ran from the barn
after receiving some very bad burns. The
suffering ANIMAL was caught out near Huff
akers and brought into town 1t will recover.
About half ton of hay was burned Mr.
Webber had been out and fed his horses and
went back into the house. When the alarm
vas given he ran out to see where it was and
found his own barn enveloped in flames.
Sunday morning he found a quantity OF
burnt paper on a harness which hung On the
wall, The paper had evidently been thrust
through hole near by, bot, catching on the
harness, did not fall to the floor aud thus the
hay did not catch. No clue to the perpetra-
ter is had. Loss between 800 and $500
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07

THE Reno Daily Record is the name OF 8
Democratic paper, the publication of which
has been just commenced at the county seat
of Washoe County. Its publishers and pro
prietors are Messrs. H. A. Waldo & Co.
the individuals of the firm being w. w
Ellis, B. NJ. Barney and H. \. Waldo. The
material used is that of the late Reno Crescent
We are led to suspect that the editor is our
old friend John c. Lewis; for in the start of
the salutatory the writer speaks of himself as
being ''off duty" for several years. The in
tent and character of the paper are indicated
by the following, which We excerpt from the
said salutatory:
Believing that many needed reforms can
and will be most speedily accomplished by
and through the pure and unauthorized prn-
ciples of Democracy, the Record will be found
at all times and under all circumstances al
earnest and fearless advocate of the principles
enumerated by that grand old party.
The Record has our best wishes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07

STAGE Roam CLEAR.-Says the Siiccr State
of Monday:
Andy Baker, Division Superintendent of
the Winnemucca and Idado Stage Line, tel
egraphs from Silver City to A. j. Shepherd
that stages are running through alright again,
and to send everything along over the line
as usual.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07

THE COMING MAN.-It is claimed in Storey
County that Mr.. L. T. Fox, late Senator in
the Legislature from that district. will make
very lively contest at the primaries there to
carry the same for himself and against Old
Broadhorns, as the Democratic candidate for
Governor. 1t seems to be the opinion of
certain close observers that Fox will defeat
Bradley in the primaries there, If he does
he will make Bradley's nomination very
doubtful.