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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05

Goldsmith Maid, the trotter, has just
had colt, for which the owner has re-
fused $4,000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05

az Behold, have given him for witness to the
people, a leader and commander TO the people. (5)
Behold, thou shalt call nation that thou knowest not
and nations that knew not thee shall unto thee
because OF the Lord thy God and for the Holy One OF
Israel; for he hath glorified thee
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05


ye upon him while he is "a Let the wicked
forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his
thoughts and let him return the Lord. and he
will have mercy upon him; and to God, for he
will abundantly pardon. (S) For my thoughts not
your thoughts neither your ways my ways saith
the Lord (9) For the heavens higher than the
EARTH so are my ways higher than your ways and my
thoughts than your thoughts
The prophet turns suddenly from the
Messiah to those whom he had come to
save, and exhorts them to improve the
opportunity for salvation which the
Messiah's coming affords. The form of
the exhortation implies that the day of
grace is limited. In a general sense life
is our time of probation, when God is
near and may be found; more particular
ly. there are influences and occasions
specially favorable for seeking God,
speaking, that is, from the human side !;
although, from the divine side, it is true
in an important sense that God is equal
ly near US at all times. Let the aoicked
.torsate his aoay, etc.,-seeking God and
calling upon him in any true and efica-
cious sense must involve the abandon.
ment of sin and return to righteousness
of life. Way Moughts-not merely
an outward reform, but an inward regen-
Grafton. My thoughts are not yomr
thoughts, ETC., therefore the man who
will return unto the Lord must be will
ing utterly to forsake his own thoughts
and ways, and to adopt wholly different
ones. As the heavens are higher than
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05
PACIFIC
GUAM q

Prefer 1t to all other 1t contains more soluble Pd
ASH, AMMONIA and PHOSPHATE of LIME than any
tiliZer in the market. No investment will pay
QUICKLY and SURELY few dollars expended for Il
standard fertilizer. The annual sale of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
Police Notes.

In the police cou yesterday morning
Sl3 In fines were assessed, the causes thereof
being cases OF drunkenness and minor mis-
demespors.
William Cummings, an ex-United States
military prisoner, was run in day before
yesterday for for ging and passing two or
three checks, 20 one of which lie attached
The name OF Msi. Randall, of the 23rd
Infantry. One OF ,ne checks he succeeded
in passing upon Rothschild, the halter,
obtaining some goods and cash for the
balance. He tried the game on Heley, the
tailor, presenting a check for so, to pur-
chase an SIS coat. Mr.. Heley went to the
First National Bank, upon which the
check was drawn, leaving Mr. Cummings
in the store TO await his return. Upon ar
irving at the bank he found the check was
worthless and when he got back to the
store again he customer was gone. Cum
mings also tried TO pass q check at q sa-
loon on Shawnee street, but the b. rkeeper
refused TO take il. He waived an exami-
nation and was bound over to .epesr at
the District Court in the sum Of $500,
which, being unable to furnish, he vent to
Jail.
The case OF Geo. Duncan, who she Pat.
MSdtgomery on Thursday, was held under
advisement until the 30th, the prisoner be-
ing put under bond OF 500 in the meantime.
This he was unable 10 furnish, and he will
remain in the city prison.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
THE BLAINE COMMITTEE.

A PROSPECT THAT THE POTTER AND BLAINE
INVESTIGATIONS WILL BOTH FAIL FOR
WANT OF FUNDS.
WASHINGTON, December 2s.-The bad
luck of the Blaine committee continues.
They held brief session to-day, three
members being absent. There was some
difference of opinion as to Comptroller
Porter's decision cutting of supplies, but
all agreed that the decision was binding,
and, as he would not change his mind, no
money could be had. Therefore they ad-
iourned, subject to the call of the chairman,
after directing that resolution be prepsr-
ed for presentation Immediately upon the
meeting of Congress appropriating $4,000
to carry forward the investigation. The
Democrats are elated at the turn affairs
have taken. and freely predict that the in
vestigation will be ridiculous flzle. Sen
ator Garland, a member Of the committee,
remarked To- night that he believed affairs
would peter out without taking testimony or
making report. Hethought many Kepubli-
cans would antagonize an appropriation OF
money, and thus afford an easy and not
overly dishonorabe death for the investi-
cation. Many Democrats are disposed to
couple the investigation with Potter's, and
suggest, rs they are both about to fzzle out,
the account stands even. The mortifca-
ton they feel over the Potter fzzle is some
what neutrallzed by the anticipated failure
of Blaine's committee. In view Of the fact
that the Democrats on the committee, ask
ed Senator Blaine for speci6cal legations'of
fraud, he has procured file of the Char
lesion News and Courier" Rampant Demo.
cratic newspaper, from the columns Of
which can be proved all that Mr.. Blaine or
any other Republican has charged.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
CHURCH FESTIVAL.
Prairie Church On Chrissnnas Eve
Working In . Coo CaaAs,

r easant Gathering II .Rouna
Prairie Church On Chrissnaas Eve
Working In . Coo Came.
MLLwoop, Dec. %.
EDITOR TINES: 1t as requested that
The Times should be Al prised of the glad
some gathering of goodly number of citi-
zens at Round Prairie Church, on Christ
maseve. The purpose for which they gather
ed was most commenGable one, namely the
raising OF funds to repair the church. Right
well did they succeed, as over one hundred
dollars was given. The meeting was call
ed to order BY ]. s. Van Winkie, Marshal |;
IL. {. squires, Chairman; ID. n. Spray,
Secretary Miss S. McCreary, organlst, with
many assistants, duly appointed, all acting
their part to the delight of thinking and
considerable people. One of the most enjoy
able incidents was the selling of lsdy's
toilet set for the benefit of the handsomest
young lady-seven hundred and seventy
five votes were cast at five cents per vote,
making $3.50. Miss Mary Gail, one of
HE lines readers was the elect. Mrs.
Shortriage was voted the handsomest mar
ried lady, receiving beautiful set of flower
vases. 1t is to be hoped the flowers she or
others may place in those caske.s be q con-
slant reminder of the flowers that bloom
and never fade in the paradise Of our God.
Long may the generous hearted folks of
Round Prairie live, marking time with
united hearts in every good work.
r. E. P.
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CITY NEWS,

From Sunday Mornings Daily
PREPARE your calling cards for next
Tuesday.
THE county treasury received about 81
600 yesterday.
THE river does not afford as good skat-
ing As it has in former years.
WILLIS A. TAYLOR has been aPpoin
az clerk TO Maj Gibson, PaymasteF' Us. A
THIS is the time when n
the risk OF breaking lie
ooasting.
The american Agvicii.uisl ami the Leav.
enworth WEEKLY TINES or one year for
$500
The ice upon the river is strong enough
TO admit Of teams heavily loadei crossing
which is good for the people, hut bad for
the icrryboat, which lie temporarily out Of a
job.
TIE employees in the dry goods Lpuse Of
Fiesher d Schuneman, surprised The men,
ber5 composing the firm on Chris,I'A By
presenting each with a handsom 9, ID
headed cane.
SOME Of the sidewalks are very slippery,
and consequently very dangerous Ii the
DC GitdUtu, dsleS CAD al
least be thrown upon them.
Mr.. II. VI. ALLER showed us YESTERDAY
piece Of ice that measured eleven inches in
thickness. 1t Is a sample of the stock he is
storing in his ice house north of the CITY.
DoNr forget that YOU eau get the Leav-
enworth WEEKLY TINES and the New
York WeeLy Tribune for one year for $500
by addressing this Office
The committee of gentlemen who will
meet Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock
sharp, at the city clerks Office, to consult
as to the best method of compromising our
Indebtedness, and the arranging of a plan
for the same, consists of Col. j. l.. Aber-
nathy, John GRANGER, II. ID. Rush, John
Wilson and II. \. Hershfeld, the result of
their deliberations to to be reported to the
next meeting of the tax payers. The COM
mittee was appointed by Mr.. Flesher,
chairman of the meeting held Friday
night.
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The world renowned success OF Hostetter's
BItters, and their continued popularity fora
quarter Of a century as . stomachic, is scarce.
ly more wonderful than the welcome that
greets the annual appearance of Hostetter's
Almanac. This valuable medical treatise Is
published by Hostetter& smith, Pittsbnrvh,
Pa under Their own immediate supervision,
employing ~ hands in that department. Ten
cylinder printing presses. folding m achfnes,
5 job pr, sses &C arr running about eleven
months in the year on this work, and the is
sue of the same for l779 Will not be less than
ten millions, printed in the English, German,
French, welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Hol-
land, Bohemian and Spanish languages. Re.
fer 20 copy of 1t for valuable and Interest
ing reading concerning health, and numer-
Gus testimonials Is to the efficacy Of Hostel.
ter's Bitters, amusement, varied Information,
astronomical calculations and chrOnoloGical
items, &c which can be depended ON for
correctness. The Almanac for 1879 can be oh.
tanned free Of cost, from druggists and gener-
al country dealers in all parts Of the coun-
try.
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An Ea.y way 70 Make $50. 600.

NEW YORK, December %. - Field 4
james, brokers at No. l6 Broad street, offer
4 reward Of five thousand dollars, for the
arrest Of curbstone broker named Hull,
who they charge with having robbed them
this evening, of $4,000 worth of United
States Coupon Bonds.
1t appears that Hull arranged on Thurs
day, for the purchase of the bonds, and to-
day called for them. Being known, they
we're delivered to him by the cashier. He
counted them, placed them in his pocket,
and left, remarking that he would step to
the corner and get's certified check for the
amount at his bank. He has not been seen
since Hall II an old man, wears wig and
DYES his vhiskers and moustache.
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kITEapop Dacep

KTCKAPoo. December 2s, 1873.
EDITOR TINES There was no .affray"
at ali at Kickapoo on Christmas. The
shooting was purely accidental, and the
person injured was not the father OF Mr.
Pope, in the employ of Il. A. Collier, but
his son. The bullet did not enter the back
OF his head and come out at the forehead,
but the reverse. The accident did not &C.
cur at the house OF VIM. Spencer, but at
the residence of Robert Cook.
1t is possible that IL young man NAV
live, but more likely that he will not.
sNv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
PERSONAL.

Gov. George A. Crawford was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Jones, of Lawrence, is in the CITY,
the CUES; Of Miss Ida Fortescue.
Jesse Connell, of Clay county, Missouri,
was registered yesterday at the Continent.
al.
J. j. Gardiner and S. W. Lille, of Win.
chester, were registered at the Mansion
yesterday.
Writ Walton and Bent Stanton left for
Topeka last night, after having spent de-
lghtful evening at the Guards Ball
Minnie Baker, of Topeka, daae...
~: P. Baker, came down frOm
to attend the GuardS
- Colonel of the 9th
" Yesterday, and
anters, visited
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02

Paterson, y. j., December 2s-Three
men are reported killed by the explosion Of
the nitro glycerine works at Upper Freak
ness, five miles away from here. Houses
here were shaken as if by an earthquake.
The three men killed were torn into frag-
ments and blown in every direction. Each
leaves a wife and family. ore of nine chill
dren, another of seven and third of five.
The conclusion completely destroyed anoth-
er building, but workman in it escaped
uniuiured. of '
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02

NEW YORK, December 2s-William L.
Palmer, of Stonington, Conn, a guest of the
Metropolitan Hotel, threatened to shoot
with q revolver he was fourishing. The
private detective of the house secured the
aid of Officer Farmers and other policemen,
who attempted to disarm the man, but he
maintained possession and shot down Far
ness, severely if not fatally wounding him.
Palmer then rushed to the station house,
and saving he had shot two men who at
tempted TO rob him, surrendered his pistol
and was locked up. Palmer is insane.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
Cincinnati Failure.

CINCINNATI, December 2S.-It is now es-
timated that the failure OF Wheeler & Co..
pork men, mentioned yesterday, will
amount 10 between $4,000 and $4,000,
when all parties with whom they had deal
ings are heard from. Charles p farbus,
the company" of the firm, who was arrest
ed, was released yesterday afternoon, but
was later re-arrested on the complaint OF
Samuel Kyle, of Middletown, who charged
him with embezzlemeut.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD CASES.
CONTINUATION OF THE ARGUMENT YErE.

CONTINUATION OF THE ARGUMENT YErEa-
DAY II The SUPREME COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, December 2S.-The hear
ing in the Kansas Pacific Railway csses
YVES continued today. The first question
considered was the traffic contract or run
ing arrangement between the Union Pacific
and The Colorado Central Railway COM
panies on one side and the Kansas Pacific
Railway and it's receivers on the other.
This is the pooling contract entered into
fast summer and which placed the Kansas
Pacific road under the management of the
Union Pacific Company,
THE COURT ORDERED
the parties to take further testimony before
the first of February that the matter be
fully set forth and disposed of at the March
term OF the United States Circuit Court in
Kansas. The counsel for B. W. Lewis,
trustee of the income mortgage, moved to
dissolve the injunction retaining the
prosecution oil the suit instituted by Lewis
az ainst the Kansas Pacific Railroad Com.
pany in the State Court Of Kansas to fore
clo-e that mortgage.
AT THE CONCLUSION
of his argument, the Court declined to hear
the counsel on the other side and refused to
dissolve the injunction.
The Court reserved its decision on the
petition of Henry G. Holmes, to be admit
ted a. defendant in the suit of Lewis &
Burnhsm, against the K Ansas Pacific Rail-
road Company, to foreclose the funding
mortgage.
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A Preacher rr,e. to XIII nim.ela.

MEMP Is, December 3S-James A. Dick
son, form erly minister at New Albany,
Ind, al empted TO commit suicide las;
night a. the Peabody Hotel, by taking
strychnine. Several letters we're found in
his room written previous to the attempted
self-destruction, which give, as the cause
for his actions reports Of his intimacy with
a young lady at New Albany. His condi-
ton is vet critical.
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The Socialist Labor Party.

CINCINNATI, o., December 2s.-The Ma
tional Executive Committee of the Socialist
Labor party to-day, issued an address to
the sections and the working people gener-
ally. calling the simultaneous holding of
public mass meetings in all parts of the
country on the 18th of January for the pur-
pose of condemning the action of the Ger
man government in suppressing the free
dom of speech and of the press
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saved Fres,, the Sea.

New YORK, December 2s.-Wm. P.
Clyde & Co., owners Of the steamer emily
L. Souder," reported wrecked yesterday
with the loss of the passengers and all the
crew except two men, have received tele-
gram from the United States Consul, at
Kingston, Jam sica, in answer to their dis
patch. 1t is as follows:
Theodore Stewart Alfred Anderson, quar-
termaster, and seaman Emily B. Souder.
were picked up December 18th, on life
raft bv the schooner abbott Devereux"
from Boston for here. They report that the
steamer foundered 10 hurricane two days
previously They saw boat with passen-
gers capsized ALONGSIDE but lost sight OF the
other boats
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
The Female walker.

NEW York, December 2Ss-Msdame
Anderson, although walking slowly
p pii.h the tax Of talking a'7oc quarter
miles in the 1900 first quarters of 200
consecutive hours. At noon che finished
the l,l2lst quarter, her husband sccom-
panying her around the trick. 1
At ten o'clock tonight, Madame Ander-
SOD, who is having . long walk in Mozart
Hall, Brooklyn, was making her l,l6lst
quarter mile. She is in good spirits and
confident.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
RcnI Ekiare T-ankfers

The following is tb- li-s of property trans
fers as recorded yesterday In the office of
the Register of Deeds:
Mary Copeland to William III. Thomas,
lot No Is, block III, in Latta's.addition to
the City of Leavenworth, $500.
james NJ. McBeth by his attorney in
fact Jane McBeth, AMI Jams McBeth, his
wife, TO William II Thomas, lot No. Is,
block IL OF Lstts's addition 10 the City OF
Leavenworth, $500.
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Ruu.r, which Nay Prev. rrue.

sT. LOUIS, December 2s.-There was . ru-
NOR on tho street late last night that the U.
q. grand jury had voted, just prior to adjourn
ment, this evening, to indict to three of the
principal directors Of the old Bank Of the
State Of Missouri, for transactions in conDec-
ton with the management Of that bank ex-
tending back several years. Efforts to trace
the rumorsto IN authentic source h ave fall
ed, but a. IL Is pretty veil known that the
grand Jury has been investigating the affairs
Of the bank the ru,nor has gained some Gre
dence
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
Tho Teller Com unletce

WASHINGTON, December 2s.-The Teller
committee met this afternoon in anticipa-
of the favorable decision of acting Attor-
ney- General Phillips regarding the Senate
appropriation, but the decision not being
received, the committee adjourned to Mon
day next The chairman informed the
committee that he has not yet received
from Senator Thurman an answer to the
call for specifications, and presented the re-
ply Of Sena or Blaine to the same call.
Acting Attorney General Phillips has
cent his opinion to the Secretary of the
Treasury. He holds that the committee
has right to use the $4,000 appropriated
for investigations by the Senate.
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Reund Dim o,er Anyhov.

CHICAGO, December 2S-Geo. A. Blake
who robbed the Fidelity special deposit
vault of $4,000 last Thursday, was before
Justice Morrison this morning. DR.. Tur-
pin, receiver of the bank, refused to prose-
cute on the grounds that the money had
already been returned BY Blaikie's father,
and that he considered the young man in
sane and not responsible for the deed. JUS
tice Morrison, however, bound him over in
2,0OO bond.
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The Late Pooling Arransemeu,

CHICAGO, December 2s-Representatives
of all the roads in the Sou,hwes ern Rate
Association have endorsed the action of the
committee taken last night which assures the
continuance Of the present pooling arrange
ment during another year. The rates on
lumber from Chicago to Missouri river
points we're restored to % cents and from
the Mississippi river to the Missouri river
to 10 cents.
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The work Laid Out for the National
URn~lsh FINN

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 2s.-The
board Of medical experts attached to the
yellow fever commission have agreed upon
the following place of operation Drs.
Clerement and Masher vii! visit the cities
and towns on the Mississippi river, between
Carlo and New Orleans; Drs Dennis, Greene
and Ch sille 90 to Southern Louisisoa; DR..
Fa,iigant to the Gulf coast; Drs. Cochran,
Swedregan and RsnS1hY to the inland towns;
DR.. Mitchell remains with the sub commit
tee at this point and will aid them in TAX
ing testimony. Surgeon General Wood
worth departed this afternoon for New Or
leans.
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DISTRICT COURT.
second Assignment OF Case, Decem.
Der Term, A. ID. ISIS.


Hos. RoBT. CRoziER, Judge, P. G. LowY,
Sheriff, McCowN Hunt, Clerk.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9Th, 1879.
$3.50 Baker vs.. Mooney.
$500 Clawson Vs. Dean.
65l6 Harris va. Pine,
6523 Balm vs. Hass, ct al.
660S Medley vs. Potter.
$3.50 Grouse vs.. Kelley.
$3.50 Stone vs.. Smith.
6.93 Olsen Vs. Mooney, ct al.
TUESDAY, JASuARY .TH.
7OO6 Carney vs. City Of Leavenworih-
1892 Bader vs.. Bond.
7ll4 Moore vs. Hawthorn.
715s Smith We. Harvey, ct al.
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1ra.
1852 T:.lbot va Simpson.
1925 O'Donnell W. Reinecker.
7229 Cranston "a. Ryan.
7249 Gre, vs. Rice.
1868 Thompson vs.. Chain.
1878 Martin Vs. Missouri Valley Bridge
Company.
1879 Reames vs.. Same.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9TH
l<dttiu W. .sAobiOc-
1888 Hartman vs.. Wolfsberger, et al.
1886 Boggs vs. Burgess, ct al.
1850 Parker vs.. Missouri Valley Bridge
Company.
1868 Smith ct al. VS.. Lowe Ell al.
1870 Same VS.. Kelley ct al.
1871 Same Va. Bedell, ct al.
1872 Same vs.. Ratchford.
1878 Same Va. Caldwell.
1874 Same vs.. Terry.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10Th.
1879 Jarvis vs.. Ffizhugh.
1884 Verton vs. Coffin.
1887 Olsen vs. Mooney.
1888 Same vs.. McCarty.
1898 Clark vs. Citizens Insurance Compa-
ny.
1898 National Bank vs. Fave, ct al.
MONDAY, JANUARY 18TH
1897 Tricky vs.. Grandstaff.
7404 Stewart Va. Patterson ct al.
7407 Woods vs.. Greelish.
74ll Pemberton va. Mccarthy.
T4l3 Bulkley w. Green. -
74l4 Same vs. Barnes.
74l6 Hiatt VS.. Bulkley ct al.
74l9 Same W. Same.
1922 BulkleY ::vs. Green
1927 Same ys. Same.
7433 Same w. Same.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th. ~
742l Douglass vs.. Gable ct al.
1924 Vanderstricht ct al. vs. Schwaneke.
1925 Mckinney ct al. We. School District
No. 81.
1926 Leslie vs.. Smith.
742s Bulkley VS.. Whitaker.
743l Insurance Co. vs. Pendery ct al.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 18th.
1896 Clark vs.. Rogers ct al.
7437 Insley vs.. Rice ct al.
TABS Hoover Va Cockins.
7439 Havens, Administrator, vs.. Hunt ct
al.
7440 Hiatt vs. Leberton ct al.
744l Hiatt W. Bulkley ct al.
7442 Beard vs.. White. Administrator.
THURSDAY, JANUARY, 10TH.
6345 Schneider vs.. Shubert.
7440 Emslie W. Leavenworth City.
1870 Green, Administrator, vs.. Williams,
Administrator.
1898 Clark va. Insurance Co.
7447 Nangle vs. Hoyt ct al.
7i48 Leavenworth vs.. Decker ct al.
7449 Green Va. Bulkley ct al.
7i5l Waddell vs. Evans, deceased.
7455 Brooks vs.. Sughrue ct al.
1856 Richardson vs.. Wilson.
1850 Mulvey We. G, X. l. 4 P. X. X. Co.
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The Blaine Com mttsea,

WASHINGTON, December 2S.-The first
comptroller OF currency has referred to the
Attorney General for a decision in the
whole question of the Senate Committee
under the Blaine resolution of enquiry.
rising from the $4,000 appropriated last
session for the investigation ordered by the
Senate.
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Burned 10 Death.

New YORK, December 2S-By the burn
ing OF barn at East Orange, New Jersey,
two young men we're burned to death
An old woman and the Waterman lost
their lives by the burning of small house
attached 70 the Irving House in New Lon
DON Connecticut.