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pared letter addressed 10 the Columbus,
Ohio, Banquet Committee, saying, II will
not be his power 10 attend the Democratic
celebration on the Sth inst, as he Is be.
! ginning 10 recover from severe cold and
cannot but recognize the fact that Il would
be imprudent for him in such extremely
cold weather 10 make q trip. He offers q
few rehectionson the toast, "The Jackson
Democracy, THE theme upon which he was
appointed to speak, and confines himself
solely to that subject.
JUSTICE HUNT STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
II is learned tonight that Justice Hunt,
of the United States Supreme Court, was
stricken with paralysis at his residence, in
this city, last Saturday and is now in such
condition that his recovery is despaired
OF. One side Is entirely para yzed and he
il tonight unable to talk. 1t Is feared he
cannot live more than few days, and up.
prehensions are expressed by one Of his
intimate friends. who saw him to-day, that
fatal change in his condition may occur
within a comparatively few hourS. The
fact Of his very serious illness was not
known even to his associates on the bench
till this evening.
PoLYGANY IN THE COrRTS.
a decision was rendered this afternoon
By the I. $. Supreme Court in the case OF
Geo. Reynolds vs.. The United States,
brought here by all appeal from the Su.
premG Court Of Utah. This case involves
the whole question Of pOIygamy in the
territoriesand the consttutiOnality Of laws
passed by Congress for its suppression.
Reynolds was indicted by the Grand Jury
for contracting bigamous marriage. lie
was tried in the Third Judicial Circuit
Court Of Utah and found guilty. He ap.
pealed to the Supreme Court OF Utah and
finally to this Court, which now atlirms
the judgment OF the lower Courts and de-
Cides that Congress had power to pass laws
prohibiting pOlyganOus marriages in Utah
and such laws are constitutional.
List or BONDs CALLED.
The Secretary OF the Treasury Las call.
ed the following j.20s, interest to cease
April 9Th, next; coupon bonds dated July
!, 1867, namely: $50, No. ll,00l to $4,000,
both inclusive; $780, No. II ,00l to No. 49,.
900, both inclusive; $500, No. II ,0Ol to No, |
1900, both inclusive; $1,000, No. 1901 |
to No. 10000, both inclusive; total S6,OOO,.
0OO. Registered bonds, redeemabls Mt the
pleasure Of the L. S. after the lst OF JULY,
1872: so, No. 40l to No. $50, both inclu.
sive; 500, No. 9,SOl to No. 400, both in
elusive; $500, No. 2,nOl to No. 1850, both |
elusive; $1,000. No. 7,40l to No. ll,00O,
both inClusiv; 5000, No. 2,60l TO No. g..
$50, both inclusive; $4,000, No. 2,OOl to
No. $500, both inclusive; total registered
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PorTSvrLLE, Pa, January G.-Thc en-.
ployes Of the Philadelphia and Reading
coal and iron works, at the Beechwood
colliery, who struck last week for their
wages, were paid to-day, and it is under
stood here that orders have been received
TO close the coIlery. This will throw
three hundred men and boys ont OF work.
The men at the BrOokside mines, who
struck Thursday last for back wages, have
reconsidered the matter and returned to
work.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw HORK, January G.-Cutton-lulrt a,
E.ldA1 9-lGc. FlOur-StrOngrr; SuIIrline STATE
and western s. "lI3 so: common to good tx.
trn 81 R1al NE good to choice Il NjaI ~; white
wheat extra 81 5Sa5 25: extra Ohio S. 7OuI ~; ;
St Louis s. S0aj Is Minnesota patent &5 5Oa
500. WhCat-Active anil shade higher:
rejected spring 74ata7Sc; No. spring Oh
99c; No. do !ECa$l 10; ungrnded do Ngc
a$l %; unEradrl red 81 0S: no. 3do q 0Si.
a$l Of; NJ. 2do 81 10 tSNl 10; No. l do 81 10
Nl 10, ungradGd amber il DIAL 10: EO. 9am.
her Fl 0jal M; unGraded white 81 Ofal 10Y:
no. : dNSI I's; No. do 81 O7al O7ts; No.
do. sales 5000 hNNhclNnt 81 l0ltul l0!S Ryc
Dull western iGa5St. lArlcy-Dull and
unchanged Malt-Quic,. Curn-lnict hut
steady ; uMrradrd i7r; No 5, Ai'sc; steamer
HEc; Nu, > iG'.c; store 7',c; aiioat. fancy
yellow western 'i9lsC. OAtS-ActiNr and n
shade higher 30 .. 3lc: do white 3Sjsc
No. l,3lisc. No .Chcago3l' 'Yr; mixed west
"rn 3oaSlr; white western &Ia3ic Hay-pc
mNnl active at lOaijc llOlw-Strndy; wear.
lnss laGr; eastern and western SaIj; New
York State hHl5c. tniICc-Quict hut iIrin, Su.
gar--fair to good refining GlsaGN4c. Mula>.
Scs-Dull, New Orleans 9iA3Sc; Porto Iiro
95a3t, lti""-Qnict and unchanged. Whi..
ky-Sl ~
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CiScISSATt, Jan, 6...Cutton. Quictand steady
Al "; tInur-llcmand fairandmarkct firm for
family at Il 2Oa5 95. Wheat-Scarcr and
firm; red and white 99cu$l %. Corn-In
good demand and firm at ;i9a23c. Oa,s-ln
good demand and prices shade higher. NJ
25a2IC. Rye-tluic, and steady at sc. Bar
ley-Quict; No. " fall 81 Qj. Pork Quiet at
8 HaS 10. lArd-ln fair demand steam
800. Bacon-Demand fair and market lirm
at 3aihai'4ai%. Bulk Meats-Highcra II, - 81
~ tA3 tIh3 G5a3 7Oa3 a. These prices were
asked, buyers and sellers apart. There
were no transactions. Whisky-Srcady and
in fair dcmHnd ut $lO2 Buucr-ln good de.
m"nd at full prices for choice fancy; West
ern Reserve l1nlhc; primo To- choice Central
OH" l3Nl%, LinSeed Oil-Quic, al Tie.
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The Posts special from Cohoes, \. Y,
says The Harmony Cotton Mills, EN-.
blowing thirty.tive hands and producing
100000 yards Of cotton goods day, have
reduced the working time to three DAYS a
week IN order to reduce the production
aud stitFen prices.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

COLD WEATHER ASD INCREASING DISTRESS.
LONDON, January G.--The weather Is
again cold. There has been daily In.
crease OF distress in every quarter the
past week. Al Manchester on Friday
there were 5000 applications from heads
OF families, representing 1850 persons,
to the relief committee, and on Saturday
1900 fresh applications. During the
week I 100 families have been relieved in
Wolverhampton. Considerable increase
Of distress is also reported from Sheffield.
THE CORNISH BANK.
Notes Of Cornish Bank are changing
hands today at considerable discount
and the depositors and creditors are no, so
sanguine OF receiving full payment.
THE GuS noAr EXPLOSION.
The reports regarding the condition Of
the wounded by the explosion OF a gun on
board the Thunderer; representing that
many have died and others become blind,
are erroneous Admiral TIornbey tele.
graphs that the wounded are doing well
AND the life Of only one seaman is endang-
erfd.
GRANT At LONDONDERRY.
LONDONDERRY, January FIX. President
Grant arrived here to-day, and was form.
ally presented with the freedom Of the city.
A grand banquet will be given in his
honor tonight.
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PHtLAnELrHrA, January G-Flour-Firmcr.
ssnFerS y 25a9 Il extra 81 O0a3 80; ST. Louis
family S OOa5 80; Minnesota do 81 OOal G2I..
high grades 81 OOa7 10: rye flour s. 75n2 a.
Whcat-Firm No. . red 81 o. .aI O5A. amber
81 0' '.al o.; white 81 O7nl OS, No. . Chicae"
'Wa9ic. Corn-Quiet hut tirmrr; steamer
tliSai2c; yellow i2itai9a{c; mixed 49H,c.
Oats-Weak; white western :iNaIl &c; mixed
western 9Sa&lC, Rye Dull. western jOaI2r
pr0viSionS-firm. Mess l0rk-SS 95aS .,
Met-lndia mess $40 o. llnmS-Snokcd
IaSc picked 6aG9Ic; green y ,ajAG. Lard
steady; prime steam jHc Buttrr-Quict
but steady; New York State and Bradford
county, Pa, extra 9ln43c; Western Reserve
lOalIc. EggS-ScNrcc and firm: western .ta,
?1c. CheeNe-N0minnlly unchanged. PcIrn-
lenm-Quiet; refined Sic; crude -. Will
Ey-Steadr and unchanged.
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In the eleven years one hundred mil.
lions have been spent on G,270 tirst.class
dwClllng-hOuScS, seven millions on l,92l
dwclIing.houses Of the secOnd.class, nine
millions on 4S5 flats, ten on 20 hotels,
eighty on 7,0il tcnements, thirty on l,lGB
stores, eight on IS Office buildings, eleven
on l,lOO workshops, two and nnchalf on
sixty School.hOuscS, five and three.quar.
tiers on lO7 churches, twelve and three.
quarters on lN public buildings, million
on 100 stables, and half million on
3,97l frame buildings.
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OMAHA, NEn., January G.-Oliv"r Grccn
Baldwin and six others charged with
murder OF Mitchell and Kctchum, burned
at Il stake north OF Kearucy few weeks
ago, waere arrested at Plum Creek this
morning by the Deputy Sheriff, and posse.
Two brothers OF Kc'clIum among the
captors. No resistance was made and the
party were taken to kcnrncy and lodged
in jail to await trial.
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HARTFORD, CoNN., January G.--Iudgc
Carpenter, of the Superior Court, to-day
decided the contest over the result OF the
October election oiselcctmCn, in Hartford,
by throwing out Democratic first and
third sclcctmcn, and putting Republicans
in those offices. The decision wN> given
on the ground that little joker" tissue
ballots found in the ballot box were fraud
ulCnt.
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spain Proposes 10 Rny some rob,cco

HAVANA, january G.-The Minister OF
Finances OF Spain, in a telegram to Capt.
Gen. Campos, says; The Madrid Gov.
crnment will in March next contract for
lS,5OO,0)O KilogrameS OF Virginia and
Kentucky tobacco, OF which IL per cent
is TO he medium leaf and G5 per cen, lugs,
deliverable in twcnty-six months. begin.
ming in May next and continuing until
July. lSSl
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Chicago.

CHIcAeo; january G-F!our - Quic, and
unchanged. Whea,-Actiyc, firm und hirhrr,
No. 2red winter Sc: No. . Chicago Spring ~,
So SC cash; SIC February; STAG March: N".
3 @h1Oc; rejected 5lIsa59I!r Corn-Good
demand and prices Il shade higher at 49',c
cash. SO1.a3Oitc February. Oat>--S,Cady amt
unchanged at l9ASc cash iaAal9i,r February
Rye-.Steady and unchanged. Barley.
Steady and unchanged. rnrk-Acliy". t!rm
and higher at = 5Sa7 ~ cash; $7 G214 Fcbru
ary; 81 '2lsa1 IS March Iard-ln good dc.
mand and prices shade higher; 81 ~ cash;
s. 5''S February; $j 'i5a5 G7'a March. Bull.
Me4tS-ln good demand and prices shade
higher at s. d2!sal d5a3 77I1 Dressed Hog,
STEADY and in fair demand at 81 0Ia.i 10.
W Wmsky-NOminAlly nnrhnnrcd
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On November |, 1875, the deuomiua.
tions Of outstanding national bank and lc,
sol ,n,,,I,,. ,,,,,.,. ,,.,., ,i


AEwnrNr"Nr, Mass, January Il, Caleb
CuShIng's funeral Vas 'l"SiEncily as plain
Ns common ritiHcnN in rural towns. The
corpse bore remarkably natural mp
pcarnnr", The services were very simple
visited III" house I" view the remains, and
his Residence WN1 crowded during the ser.
vices. Many distinguished grn;ICmNn
from Washington, IIoSl0n and other cities
were present. The city government will
take early measures To honor his memory
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Taxes are high, while the living expenses
Of all office holders have come down
from thirty TO tlfty per cent. Important
expenditures are sorely needed for city
improvements, such Us paving, sewerage,
Water Works, &C., and II is time that we
commence to shape our finances to those
ends.
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FIRE RECORD.

vciltion.

CnIcNGo, January G.-Thc total loss by
Saturday nights fire, it is now thought
will not exceed one hundred and ten thou.
Sand dollars. The individual losses are
confined almost directly to office furniture
The libraries ofthe law firms located in
the building were saved with little injury.
Gcn. Sheri'lan's loss, at the army head.
quarters, is triilinS The military depart.
mrnt have taken quarters for the present
in the cntrcpot oi the Palmer House. At
present the postnilice Is located in the Sing.
or huilding,Nnd there is nothing in the dis.
trihuiiOn Of the mail in the city to indicate
that the department had been disturbed.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad offices
have returned to their old quarters, ! aud
Il, West Nanburen street. The excellent
work done by the Fire Patrol, and By the
Fire DepGrtmontulonc, preserved the walls
Of the building and the three lower floors
from Xrrnt injury,
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rpnnk lIlrrr, January G.--It has been
found that Oliver POrry, of this county,
and John Trailer, who is In lCSlato punI.
.tOntIary for III" for another crime. wcrcthc
parties who aviShCh, murdered and
robbed nm old woman named Eva iU,crs,
near her" on on the night Of tho 18th oi
March, 1916 Perry hM been arrested,
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CHicAGo, January G.-The Drovers' journal
reports
Hoes Receipts 1900 head; shipment,
LOO head. Market S,criy at 'alUr l"wrralI
round; choice hrAyy$ 7Ia2 81 mixed !. l,a
> 70; light s. 5NI9 10; nil sold.
CATTLE-RecGipiS ! $50 head: shipments
20" head Market steady; shipping ~ 4oa
D %; MocEcrN - i0L3 OO butchers steers )! ~
aS 10; COWS 81 OOa97U.
SIrHI@Rcc"ptS 100 head; shipments Iau
head. Market steady at 50 Wlai -
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rue PLAGUE AND the AMEgR.

ST, PETEI!snuRi, January G-The plague,
which has broken out in Astrachan, is said
to have been introduced by the Cassarks
returning from Turkey. Nothiugis known
here OF the Amcer'S intention to seek
Russian protection.
THE PLAGUE GNCREASING IS vIRrLENCE.
ST. PETERSBURG, January Ga supple.
ment OF the Official Gd:,Hc announces that
the plague in Astrakhan. which was abat-
ing, has revived with great virulence since
the recent thaw. The authorities OF Sara.
ton are taking every precaution to pre-.
vent the spread Of the epidemic.
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CncAGo, January G.-Suttor Bros, to.
hnrconists, on Michigan ave, have failed.
Liabilities $lSj,OOo, Thcy,wiIl probably not
pay over twenty cents on ,hcdolIar. Their
creditors are mostly in Sew York. The
chief rausc was depreciation in Detroit
real estate, Of which they had cOnsidcra.
bic amount. They came here from De,
trOit two years agn.
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NEw ORLEANS, january G.-ru.rc- Rio
carEo"s ordinary /" prime ili,alG'.c. Sugar
-'l"r' interior to good common. 4i,air;
common iug'Nd common. 5i.n5Lr. yellow
clarified tha1 e, Mnla>Srs--Dull ANA nom
maj quoted, common 2la4}c; fair 9NgG cen
'r'tughl @N?Sc. Mor-L"ui,jnnN ordinary To-
choice - ,a,ii &C.
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Proposed Conference OF Virginia Ton,I.
holders,

RICHMOND, Va, January 6.--Thc Senate
ad"ptcdN resolution authorizing the Gov
crnor to request the representatives Of
foreign bonhholdcrs to meet the Assembly
on the 22d inst. for conference regarding
n plan for the settlement oi the state debt.
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NEW i"nE, January G.-Cuituu goods iu,t,
ksl quiet. with firm uuicrI"ur >hiyriu.
prints in better demand but other raic"r,
remain quiet Dress GuodS dali Agent, an.
making fair deliveries ri light weigh, cloth
ihe w""Icnt, on account nt orders hul nov
business is light Foreign cuu,l,yrrv
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SM FMN,IS,o, january G--rho Hoard
ot Local inspectors ot stoNm vrssus nadc
II report this morning III thu GCorgiu rNsu.
TIL" Inspectors find that Capt Howard did
not mS" Nror0r ONro IN navigating tho
Georgia on the night slw wap lost, and
consequently impr,illcl lhr safety pud
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PmIApELrmIi, January G.-Dr Films
Il Bcadlc, one Of the most distinguished
cl"rgyncn oi this state died this morning
Hf heart disrasr
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THE COLD SNAP.


HNvN HLOhhADk WAISED.
CLEVELAND, January 1.-THE snow block,
ade on the Lake Shore road was raised to,
day, and trains commenced running from
this city and Buffalo. A through passen.
ger train for Chicago lthe first since las,
Thursday leaves Buffalo aboutl O'Clock
this afternoon.
Aspecial meeting Of the Board Of Trade
was held to-day 10 receive the report OF
George IL. Ely, delegate to the recent Lake
Improvement Convention at st. Paul. Mr.,
Ely was appointed delegate to the general
Convention to meet in Washington at a
future date.
TRAINS All RIGHT.
GINCINNATI, January 6.-Thr Atlantic &
Great Western and Erie Roads state that
there Is but little detention on account of
snow on those roads. Passenger trains
are running within an hour or two Of their
usual time.
fIRST TRAIN lN THREE DAYS.
ROCHESTER, \. T., January GA pas.
senger train left for the East about noon
to-day, the first railroad communication
in any direction in three days. One track
Is now open at the scene Of FRIDAYS acci.
dent. seven miles east Of here.
CLEAR 0F Snow.
BUFFALO, January G.-The New York
division OF the Erie Railroad will be clear
OF snow by morning, and passengers
leaving New York this evening will reach
here at noon Tuesday.
HARD FREEZE At NOZZLE.
MonILE, January G-The snow storm of
Saturday was followed by hard freeze.
Thermometer G' in the morning. yellow
fever dead.
lOwN SOUTH.
NEw ORLEANS, January G.-Wcather
clear and cold, Last night mercury fell to
1857.
NlcEsnrRG, January G.-Mprurv last
evening was down to I9o,
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NEw 0RLEASS, January 6.-Thc arnign-
men, oi the Narhitorhcs prisoners before
Judge Billings has been postponed till
Thursday on application oi their counsel,
that they might examine tho indictment
TO determine il they will plead or dcmur.
Bail was fixed at =, 900 each.
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GRANT At LONDONDERRY.
FRANCE.


PARIS, January 6. The morning papers
agree that the Senatorial elections yostcr.
day were crushing blow for the IBonapart.
lists. The majority now is a moderate Re.
publican. 1t is considered probable that
the Dufaurc Cabinet will remain in office,
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lIcrFW". January G--l'hc engine on
the Central Railroad, sent ont this even
ing with SNOW pillow, burst her boiler
nrnr batavia VIM, lawlrSS. fireman. was
hutlIN iniurCl
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FIrTssNrKuH, JANUARY t. rErnuLEvv- Quiet,
crude II ~: II, lNrkcrS tor immediate shin.
mEIh', refined S'ir, ior Philadelphia delivery
l"\l"\, Jannary t.. Petroleum Refined
oENH'sd " ''' "
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At ASIITAnlLA.

CLEvEEANu, q, January ia IhrdH
special from Ashbbua, says fire at that
place this morning damaged the Ashtnhu.
II House block to the extent Of about
NWW TIL" block was owned by K. C.
Warrington, jr. Stcrrctt lessee. loss
Nh"ut$@MW on furniture. The lower floors
"i the block were ocrupirdnS stores. The
tOtNl loss will he about SiO.OOO.
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llAvASt, January G,-nr, IIrcchi has
published Il lcttrI oisniiying his intention
to sue the british Consul at Havana Tor
$@i.GS damages in connection with the
CuuliC affair,
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MEMrWs, January G.-IIcnry Towns
Allen, nurse from Texas, arrested last Oc.
tOhcr ior alleged rape on Mrs Mcdonald.
one OF the victims of the epidemic, was
this morning discharged from custody
without trinl.
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NV i"nA, January Il, At lO.ii To-
night Madame Anderson completed 2,O2S
quarter milcs in the sam" number 0t quar-.
ter hours,
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lives Of the passengers and crew iutrusted
10 his care. In consideration OF these
facts the Inspectors have revoked Capt.
Howards certificate, as master, for the
term Of two years.
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t'RATh, January 1.-THE 7nyrrpo'' oi this
city sNys that it learns or good authority
that III" Pope il consulting ~ to the al.
Visibility Of calling new l.cumpnical
Council
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McKIcO.

CIrN OF MENIco, Observation-Disclosures
Bravo, who headed tho rising in CoIimu
and Mirhocmun, has been killed, with II
oi his followers
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FmnNnBIrmIt, January Hon Norton
MrMichacl, senior publisher oi the North
.tm0icdu, cx.Mayor Of Philadelphia and
President Of the Park Commission, died nj
! four O'Clock this afternoon ol heart
lisrnNn
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ALLERrowS, IA, January i. VIM, Blu.
men, formerly president Of the First M.
tionNl Bank Of this city, which went into
liquidation ycNrago, was arrested to-day,
charged with cmbcI2Icmcnt and released
on 81 nm hoil
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SAN FRANcISco, January 4.-Thc Com
mittcc Of the Constitutional Convention
appointed to investigate the charges
against &C. O'Donnell, the workingmen's
delegate from San Francisco; have report
cd in favor OF his expulsion from the Con.
ycntion, the report is made special order
for Thursday next.
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LITTLE IIorE, January Il. G.-Thcrnomrtcr
Id"grrrs above zero thisInorning River
closed and lee five inches thick. skating
lively in iron, 0f the city.
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United States Treasurer Gillian, in the
course OF m interview, said th" Treasury
has now about hundred aud eighty mil.
lion dollars in gold coin and bullion. 1t
is nearly all in New York "'lhc reason
we have not resumed specie payments
everywhere is because the law says We
must resume in New York. but aS it does
not prohibit us from rcsuming everywhere
We will soon do 50 now that we see that
We med no, run all the reserve around
the country on wheels. There is only
about $G0DNW in Washington, yet the
/ Government has sometimes paid over
Si,OOO,OOO Of gold interest over itE
cash counter, and never had SI,Wm,On
in the vaults at Washington AT one time"
That said tiilIillam, lis easy Of cxrlanN'
ton. The reason people wanted gold was
that they might sell it at aprrmium. The
banker would bring back und get II gold
check on New York for il to snv"rxprrSS.
ng". The gold was not wanted here"
some gut the r0in back Hs last A. il was
pni; out. 1t will hc So nov. NnhoAy
wants to pay to send gold 10 Ncw York
and the only gold We will get rid ol in
Washington will l." the little amount that
will go int" t"rirruIarjon, and proplr will get
tired Of that after while, nnh We will gct
il nearly NIL back again"
rUrR rEEtE>TN.
WAsur~nTuN. january G.--l'p to noon
to-day subscriptions Ia III" I. :, ipor cent,
were ~ Slj,WW.
rlh"S NJ IIALt uNNr ron CUSHING.
. The department oi Justice clOScdnt non
today in honor NJ the memory nl the nlt
I Caleb Gushing, The flags on the builIin!
are llying a, half mast.
now RESUMPTION w"uKS Is TENNESSEE,
\ \ letter received hy Treasurer GiiIlar
, to-day from the cashier II the First M
: tional Bank, Nashville, Tenn, Says: 1
may bC u mNtlcrof interest t0 know lha
so have taken in more coin than "" lIAv,
paid out Thus believe il Iul4 been III
. over the state.
< TIWnMAN nErLrTN 0N rue IlowEoT DgMor
. RNCN.
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