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THE COURTS.


The Grand Jury adjourned on Saturday last
after returning the following indictments: JUS
tin Doran, manslaughtcr; Robert Bailey, Thos
Fox and Michael Dunn, rape of Eliza Kent; Ed
IIarrlgun, assault with intent to kill Jacob Bane
enlightenment; Stephen Matthews, robbery;
John c. Wentz, burglary and larceny; James
Davis, same, (of course, jim will come right
back to be tredD; VIM. Hunter and Herbert
Wright, larceny; II. NJ. Bodwell, gaming and
selling liquor to minors; Fred w. Fades, super
visor Of town Of Bruce, malicious mischief; III.
b. Chapman, perjury; John Driscoll, selling H.
quor to incbriate; Peter Weast selling liquor
without license and on Sunday; Mchl Schaub,
John Lomasney, Andrew Schooler, Michl Simp.
son, John Hitler, Alder: Oahu and John Steph-
son, selling liquor without license. These are
the Streator cases chiefly. Stephenson is in
dicted for selling on Sunday also and to minors.
Work on the criminal docket began on Mon
day. The following cases have been disposed Of
Jos. Kopp, appeal, mol pros; Reuben Pooler, APP
peal, same, with leave to re-instatc; John CASH
dy recog, default, order for sci fa. Belle Keller,
recog., discharged. William Kemp pleaded
guilty of Illegal voting, and was fined $40. Doug
license and was found not guilty. Ed. Harrigan,
Indictment for assault with intent to commit
murder, motion to quash overruled. Jacob Bane,
ENLIGHTENMENT, bail reduced to Sl00 William
Hunter and George Williams, burglary, motion
to quash Overrucd. John Hitler, indicted for
selling liquor without a license, pleads guilty to
two counts and is fined $40 on each. Michael
Simpson and Hector McAllister, same, same
judgment. William Long fined SO and costs for
contempt Of court In not obeying subpoena.
Frank Daley, for breaking into railroad depot in
La Sale, and stealing ticket punch, closing
arguments made last evening.
LAW DOCKET.
Jucigments Bernard Murtaugh ct al. v. An
drew Mccormick, sos. IL; John b. Read v. James
LafeIty, S2Ss.06.
CHANCERY DOCKET.
Sarah c. Barnes " Henry j. Waite ct al, bill
To foreclOse; masters report approved.
Amanda " Michael Corcoran, decree OF divorce.
Town Of Bruce V. 7. W. Stocksleger, motion
for Injunction sustained.
Around the Court House.
The following were this week granted licenses
to marry:
Abraham Splitter and Clara B. Oliverson.
John Schotts and Louise A. Nolkner
Daniel Prowley and Mary Ann Carey.
Geo w. Kelly and Mary v. GordeD.
WIN. A. Funk and Marie T. Douglass.
VIM. g. Clark and Clara NJ. Darlington.
Charlie Wheeler and Ella Seller.
Henry Meloy and Mary +. killela.
Thos g. Morgan and Susie &. Bickerton.
Stephen L. Darlington and Rosa L. Brooker.
REAL ESTATE.
The following warrantee deeds have this week
ben filed for record:
Elias ID. FERRY TO Wright Adams, pit lot 2. IS,
&c, g. and lot 4, g IS, 5, Mission, $3.50, July s,
1879.
John Collins TO II. c. Rudisill, Oct. "a, 1879,
lot Q, assrs subd outot 8, swq IL, IS, 8, Ottawa,
$l6O.
Ole Cunderson TO Torgen johnson, Oct "a.
1879, nwa neq Is, 80, 4, Adams, t2OO0.
Theron D. Brewster to Peter Burkenbuel, Oct.
Is, 1879, lot L. 8, blk 80, NinewA western add,
e22S
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Barney Macauley appeared in his new comedy
"A Messenger from Jarvis Section" on Monda!
night last, supported by very fair company
Macauley's own acting was good and the "show'
a n whole was the best in a dramatic way W.
have had for a long time. The play reminds ONT
OF Den Thompson's Joshua Whtcomb'-ene
written for the star alone. Keppler, the saloonist
Skinny Smith, the miser and Sandy Mitchell, the
"heayy william" are but sketches, as indeed are
all the leading parts except Uncle Dan and cup
The materials are there for good drama, bu'
like Joshua Whitcomb, it needs a deal of doc
toring" to make it an artistic play" The com
pany played to very good business.
NOTES.
The Musical Times: "Josetly is the Remenyi OF
The pian-yi."
Salisbury's Troubadours are in Albany. The
Ne,rs saws they have divided about sl2 200 already
this season.
"Pinafore" Sullivan has recovered and is busy
giving the finishing touches to his new work
which he promises shall be produced first before
m American public He states that he will
leave England on the 25th inst. per steamer Both.
mia for this country and will arrive early next
month.
John Dillon is booked at the Ottawa Opera
House for Nov. TO- The company is known as
the Dillon Blaisdel combination, which has been
playing in the states beyond the Mississippi
The play is "Our next President" and shows of
the star well. Dillon has been a little afraid OF
Ottawa Of late years, but we think Ottawa wishes
him no harm; only our people Insist that he shall
rot "regale" them with his abomnablc sim
provements"-low slang. Skip that, Dillon, and
veil welcome you to Ottawa always.
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DANDEIIDS

Who does not know that this harmless little plant which
with It's bright green leaves and golden coored flowers
adorns grass.p'as and pasture grounds? Dr. Whites
Dandelon Alternative is prepared iro the Dandecn root
in comb nation with other valuable roots, bark and herbs
and Is safe and certain specific for Liver Complaint Chs
and Fever Aguc Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases rheumatism
and Con,tpnroD of The boweis and Blood Purifier and
Rcnoyaor Il IT, positively unuqualrd, removing pmpcs and
salowncss ana producing clear complexion. Pint bot
tics only dollar and every bottle warranted Sold In
Ottawa by Forbes d Gchrng.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 81, 1879.
There were n good many sharp UPS and downs
in the Chicago grain market during the week,
the Quotations amounting to or z cents on
wheat, but yesterday morning the prices were
about where they stood week ago; the follow
ing being about the ruling prices for cash prop
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King e. Hamilton's big machine shops came
Within an ace Of being destroyed by fire one day
this week. A combustion supposed to have been
Spontaneously took place in the shavngs room,
GREETINGS bad blaze, which was, however, prompt
~ extinguishcd without the aid OF the fire depart
nent
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All kinds Of School Books at Osman IL Hape
mans.
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Same to same, lot 10, blk 1856 same, Brewsters

V1111t 10 haHIt ~, 100, surTc, DTtw5tcI 5
add, Sl0S.
Johannes Wekner to j. Geo. Fisher oct. %,
800 It, lots and s. blk "A, Peru, Niunewa add,
$475
j. Geo. Fisher to John Wekner, 5 SO IT, lot |,
IS md 30 It, TO- -, Peru, Mime waka add, 500
Tar son Earl to Mchl Stanton Peru, Whit
ing, Burrh aud Dick. add, lots q and Z, blk 4, 20
acres, lot 3, seq ~, $3.50.
Rees Davis ct al. to Coal Run Coal Go, 4lIa, pit
lot l. subd swq SEQ 50, 81, 3, Eagle, Sl4i
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Butter-Fancy creamery, 30@32c dairy, 2lQb
SOC.
Potatocs-Pcachblow 45@5Oc; Early Rose
400145c.
Cattle--Extra graded export steers, s4.S0@
5 %; good to choice native steers, $4, l5M4 45;
COWS and hcifers, $275@325.
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Ha,lkS.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange England Ireland. Scotland and all in
portant points Continental Europe, drawn in suit
purchasers
". =. Revenue Stamps Of an dehom nations con-
santly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities Gold and
Silver bought aud sold
Banking hours from "a. NJ. to4P
Jan, ~, 1878. +. S. EANEe, Cashier
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A CARD.

To An who suffering from the and indlscreons
OF YOUTH weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&c, will send recipe that Will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by mission.
AIRY In South America Send scfaddressed envelope to
the REV JosRpn T. IsMAN Station y, Ne,s York Citv.
JRnlSlY.s
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Hon. Isaac n Morris died on Wednesday at
Quincy, in tins state, in his GSth year. He is
been during the trying period of 1910 to 1912
one of the commissioners of the Illinois a.
Michigan canal He had also represented the
Quincy district two terms in congress and had
otherwise figured prominently in the politics
| of this state.
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Cali at Osman Il Hapcmap's and see those
beautiful sea shells.
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ne ben Wann ba tanna bu ss wobl aus.

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talten.
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fiiste lt&. Der iunse 5iine fhsn 3war
btnter Der Itsfe ndt rsht an isinem pla~
be 5u iein, buntisrte aber ,iemlih aslh,dt
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toffte 1hon, enolth iei Mles i'm rehtsn
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i'd MIR ssfaaen lailen. ihrteb 5sr5 WOr'
fer. n'an iast ia, eenib nit llnrett elm
shtsr Neununoneun;iser muils etntae
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i'd fauneno, bod faweiseno anssbSrt.
M6sr nun wirb's air eod gu tod. On
msinsm eissusa 9ilh mid SpibSub IAtmp.
fen las Id bod niht germ. Inter cisfn
llmRaneen, ssretrtsr 5err II. (. NJ.
Der Niater mar isbr arssrlia. tcnnte
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tlleli& era elm par Sage ipdtsr elm. bla'
bsnb nnb metsesmu!b. gr Iisb li6 ldme'
den. tpas Die Shutter i6m auftilats. uno
Sab rem Nnsrif BEG ipat aus Der SBunS
tsImtstrenpen 8at,rs muttis entsseen.
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sslunte Mntlib bstrahteno, eas ism 70 as'
.rol sntssssnlat. 6ai ou 5errn WtSritr
wirElih Spibbub selhimpit9 Sd fann's
niHt slauten, ben alten, trapsn Wann
Jortletun fclgt.l
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- Serr gbriitian 5anui, auf Slintz
5ia bel Donnsstown, Obio, idreibt /:
@olen Sie sefiaisit 3ur ansemeinen
3enntniB aller 3eioenpen bic munoerbare
Wirtuns bas ct. Sutcbs Sel brinsen.
@eit 12 Sabren lit meine. Trau an Weu.
ralSie I'M &cpfe lit ei,lem iolden @raoe,
bab lia bic Sdmer5en 81 3eiteu bis CUR
unertrdslidfeit ffsi9erten. Yor einisen
Wcden faafte i'd cine B(aide bes ct.
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Wirtuns oieier berrliden Weoiin, benu
bic 5ilfte ber 6lai6e curirte meme Trau
adn5lih. @ine balbe 6loide oes ct.
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fiir id einem Nr3te germ so Dcuars be.
dablt batte unb winide th oaber, baB
Secermanu nit bent mahreu Wertbe bic.
Ter WebiSin befannt merbe.
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uno fttliden 3ufdnbe in 2ouifana iino
unb bab Der gfeser i'm rcben ipie i'm &c,
biloeteren 3uifanbe Elm duBerlt selebriser
unb talentppler @diiler in 8esue ouf
pcIitifde nno fttlide gerwcrfenbeit 1T.
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erse Watlcn ME nlcbr cine &an3el unb
ein @dnl3immer in Qcuifana betreten !;
oenn CT mare als Gclisicnss uno 5itten.
2ebrer III, stanee. eus yDenise, baS an
ieinen bcrtiseM yaes, @enolicn nod gu
seroerben 1T, sriiaolid gu peroerben.
(SQs. @ts5ts.)
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ton of business With the exception Of
appointing and removing Professors, and
making arrangements for the. erection
or permanent alteration Of build.
ings," all the powers Of the Regents
are committed to Gne, or virtually ttro per.
sons They can do almost as they please
with the greater part Of this annually sup
piled purse Of $4,000 90. and it seems,
from the appropriations that have been
made from time to time to meet "deflcits"
and to "pay debts,n that they have been
indulged in the free luxury Of going be-
yond this allowance and contracting ad.
ditional obligations against the State. In
1875 there Is an appropriation Of $3.50
ITO pay deficit in current expen.
ses," and in 1879, one Of $4,000 "ior
paying University debt" and another Of
$3.50 "for deficiency in current expenses
Of the University. "Isit business to lavish
Discretionary indulgence in this way?
We feel confident that there can be but
little difference Of opinion on this subject
among business men who are in the habit
Of managing their own affairs with tolera.
bic success, or among sagaciohs repre-
sentatives who thoughtiully consider the
financial interests Of the State.
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GERMANY:


BERLIN, February 2O.-In view Of the
indifference shown by the ministers to the
arrest Of Deputies Fritzsche and Hassel-
man, great indignation was expressed that
an inferior police agent should thus be
able TO affront the Reichstag. The debate in
the Reichstag, however, was calm; the
principal speech was that OF Lasker, who
charged the pfefectof policewith acting in
opposition totlie Emperor lie said the
Emperor, having summoned al the mem.
bers Of the Reichstag without exception
to the opening ceremony, il was the duty
OF Deputies Fritzsche and Hasselman to
obey lin, but the police now ask for sane.
tion for proceedings against them appar-
emily for responding to the Emperor's
summons.
Resolutions opposing their arrest were
signed by s. deputies, mostly National
LlDeThlS,
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AN EMpARRAssEp rRA HOUSE.

LONDON. February 2O.-Within the laSt
few days the embarrassment OF an old es.
tablished house in the China tea trade has
been freely referred to. Agroup Of specu,
lative builders in Glasgow are also report.
ed in difficulties.
tits sld That Sir Henry Layard will moi
retlrn,as Ambassador to Gonstantinople.
sf-5 ! ARaaraBts. J
AVienna dispatch says that advices from
Bucharest, are to the effect that the settle.
ment Of Arab Tabia affairs, announc.
ed by Ayence Russo, consists OF the
evacuation Of Arab Tabia by the Rouman.
ians, and their withdrawal TO the line pro.
posed by Russia.
AcRIsIs IN EGYPTIAN MILITARY ATPAIRs.
A correspondent at Cairo says: The shot
fred by one OF the mob OH Tuesday passed
close to the Khedive.
Great pressure Is being used 10 induce
Wilson to remain in office.
NJ. De Blignieres awaits the advice of
the French Government. A dispatch from
Alexandria says that the officers threaten
q general revolt II their comrades are not
released. The Minister OF War has re.
signed. 1t is said that Cherif Pasha, an
old Turk, will succeed Nubar Pasha atlthe
head of the Ministry. : GASf
GRRWfyYt -" ~
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through the Senate. Inthe Senate to-day
Senator Sargent expressed the opinion Of
the committee when hesaid that they, did
not care 10 assume the responsibility OF
recommending the passage of such On i'm
portant mearure, which they had only
two days to consider.
The committee has not yet acted on the
Butler amendment, allowing railroad COM
panies 10 do Telegraph business for the
public, but the majority Of the committee
are in favor Of reporting as a substitute
for Il, clause providing for q Commission
teinyesigate this subject and the subject
Of inter State commefce, and report To the
next C9ngfesA Bhtif this Is done, there
aremany who wil1insist on the passage Of
Buffers amendment, also, as Il will not
ipteriere withthe Commission, and II Is
probable that they will te able to pass IL,
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TROUBLE 0NTHE M0N0NGAHEN.
Miners Turbulent and Threatening
Great Unsaslnsss in the River Towns
Vengeance Threatened on Newcomers
Washington County Sheriff on Hands.

PtrrsBURoH, February 2l.-Considera.
BILE excitement and uneasiness exists at
Brownsville, and other towns along the
upper Monongahela, owing to the recent
outbreaks and threatened violence by the
striking coal miners in that vicinity, near
ly all the mines having been shut down
for some time. The original cause Of the
trouble was the reduction in the price
paid ordisging. Within a few days past
several Of the mine owners have attempt
ed to start up at the reduced prices with
fresh hands, but the old men have
become SO violent that the new men are
afraid to proceed TO work. The
former employees in some instances having
taken possession Of the mines and threaten
dire vengeance on any one going to work
On Tuesday night Sheriff Work, Of Wash
ington county, assembled posse Of
deputiesat Beallsyillc, and at 10 O'clock p.
N. he with one hundred and eight men,
mounted and heavily armed, marched on
to Brownsville, arriving there at4 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. The Sheriff at once
went to work arresttng coal miners, in
many cases taking them out OF bed, and q
large number oi strikers were Jailed. In
addition to the one hundred and eight
men from Beallsyille, one hundred
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F0LITICALA0TEs,


CoLuABus, o., February 2O.-The State
Prohibition Convention met here to-day,
about 100 persons being present, The
following ticket was nominated: For
Governor Gideon S. Stewart, Of Newark;
Lieut.. 6nyornsrI; W. shPFPl Of Delaware
Treasurer Elias Blair, OF Crawford; su.
preme Judge, Hardy, OF Cleveland; At
torney General S. B. Foster, OF Logan
county; member OF the Board OF Public
Works Jas. II. Horton, OF Mama county.
The platform adopted iavors laws, givi
ing the IabqrsE toF p9Hpsnsa.iqp, ths
first liep -toF Yages, ter fesgtving plhlie
lands for Homesteatlsf the Suppression ~
gambling IN stocks; q prohibition OF the
labor Of children under II years Of ace In
mines and factories; universal suiferage;
the issue Of small interest bearing bonds;
compulsory education; reduction OF Off.
cial salaries and local option.
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The New York Stock speeuIa,ion,.

The new combination method Of operating
In stocks which MeSSrs. Lawrence & Co. Rank.
ers, n. Y, have inapgqRted, Is attracting IN,
usual attention Ii financial circles, BY reason
Of itG. remarkable success. B. F. ComstOck,
Of Providence, invested nine times, and made
over $5 ,0Ooin three months by using from $50
70 $500 capital. BY this system, orders from
thousands OF customers, In various sums, are
pooled into one immense capital, and opera.
Ted as mighty whole, thus giving 10 each
shareholder al the advantages Of yast capltal
and shrewdest skill. Profits are divided every
80 days. Any amount from so to $4,000
6inations with equal NhOnorllonate sIlenesI
$i5 will make sl6 profit in thu month, 800
Hill return 81 ,6O0 or per cent on lie stock,
and 50 on asthe market varies. The new eIr,
eular gives Two uleEfing Eules ioF success, =
and shows how aRF Que eau operate profita.
bly, NAILED free. Stocks and bonds wanted. wanted
Government bonds supplied. Apply 10 IAW,
renee q Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, n. y.
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CINCINNATI, February 9l.-At meeting
Of the Directors Of the Cincinnati Times
Company this afternoon, a change in the
Directors occurred, all the old board re.
signing, and the vacancies were filled as
follows: David sinton, Charles P. TAFT
and Henry r. Boyden. Charles P. Taft
was elected President and Treasurer. The
new management will take formal charge
Of the paper on Monday next, with Mr..
Boyden as MANAGING editor.
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FRANCE.

prssRNsIoSs oS tue AMNESTY QUESTION.
PARIS, February 2O.-There Is consider
able dissension among the Republicans
concerning the questions OF amnesty for
political offehses antiIthe impeachment of
the Del BtoRlie ministry DE Marcere,
Minister 6f the Interior, haslbee6me very
unpopular witt the extfenisa Sa Gohse-
quence of annulling the vote OF munici-
pality for granting money to assist in re.
turning Communists and his assumption Of
authority over the police. The Journal tiss
Debats OF today opposes the impeachment
scheme
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THE ZULU WAR.

BRITISH TROOPS STRICTLY ON TIE DrrRSsE.
CAPRrowN, February 2O.-Unless at
tackled the British troops will oonfne their
operation TO the maintenance OF the datu
quo and retention OF their strategical posi-.
ton on the bortloruntil strongly reinforced.
Two hundrel volunteers from Port Eliza.
beth will relieve Tie SSth regiment 1t
King Williams roSn, .sods tospermit Ihe
iltter 10 90 the front.
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ReyoIts Again.

NEW YoRE, February 2O.-The steamer
West Indian has arrived and reports
another revolution In Hayu. In one en-.
gagement that took place By moonlight
the government forces lost thirty.livc kill
ed and 50 wounded. The loss Of the In.
surgents exceeded these figures and all Of
them captured were promptly put 10 death,
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MARINE NEWS.
srEAMsHIr EouxpERED At. sEA.

GALVESTON, February 2O.-The Spanish
steamship Louisa, hence with cattle, foun-
idered ninety.flve miles from this port.
The crew returned after four days expo
sure in an open boat.
San FRANCISCO, February 20.-Sailed:
Steamer City Of Panama, for Panama.
LONDON, February 20.-The steamer
Atrolo, from London for Boston, has pro.
eeeded from Plymouth, where she put in
for repairs.
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ThIrty.EiEht below zero.

sr. Pau, February GA St. Paul sps-
cial to the Pioneer Prsa from the north
west says the thermometer was IS below
zero at Fort Reilly and 35 at Winnepee.
Slight snow blockade in Dakota, two
trains being delayed, the first time in two
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TIE PLAGuE.


ST. PgyEssBvRq. February ,9Q.-pespilp
the generat thSw and warmth throughout
the infested dRtfsLs both publ L and spri.
yate adviees stale that no fresh cases oi the
plague have occurred,
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SENATOR LOGAN's REcgpr1oN,

Senator elect Logan, Of Illinois, was met
at the depot on his arrival here thiseven-
ing by q very large concoarse OF friends
who amid great enthusiasm escorted
him to his hotel where speeches Of wei.
come were made to which General Logan
responded,
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A7Nev PI.ass m gSeStlnx Matches.

cScNs4rs February S0.-A shooting
match Is now in progress between the
Cincinnati Rifle Club and q Colorado
Club, at their respective localities. The
result Is reported BY telegraph.
THRER applications cured me u severe
Rheumatic pain, aud eheeriully recon-.
mend KelleF's Roman Eminent. CoRNR.
JIus NooNAs, Liealenlni Aanpolitan POlics,
;W,aahiRgioa, D, @,
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FIGHTING TliR RRpucTfoN oP WAGES :
BoLroS, February 20.-rhe cotton opes
ratiyes are striving against a 10 per cent
reduction, while the Sheffield scissors
manufacturers are reducing wages from 5
to Is per cent,
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INDIA.
ROYALTY ~ rnrNunDEa BUSINESS.

CALCUTTA, February 2O.-A report from
Mandolay asserts that the King OF Bnrmah
murdered oil the royal princes and their
entire familiesand replaced new ministers
With those formerly in Office, thus restor.
ing despotic government.
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nenth or nov. nd Nel.nn.

NEw YoRx, February 2O.-Rey. DIR. Reu-
ben Nelson, senior publisher and agent Of
the Methodist Book Concern, died this
morning. h 10 I. slA I.