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SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS.
MEETING TODAY

OF the Republican National Committee.
WAsHINGToSr December l5.-The arrival
of party from Chicago, which includes
several members of the National Repub-
lican Committee and two or three promi-
nent men of that city, to urge its claims
for the convention has stimulated interest
in the meeting OF the committee to-mor-
row. The members who arrived are
Root Of Illinois, Stone of Iowa, Martin
OF Kansas, Heath of Michigan, Enos of
Wisconsin, Edmunds of Dakota and Pinch
back, the always irrepressible Pinchback,
ot Louisiana. The whole crowd from
Illinois to Dakota, and from there around
to Louisiana, are heartily in favor Of
Chicago, and the friends of that city al
ready have positive assurance that II Of
the Al members of the committee are with
them, while they count with reasonable
confidence upon enough more to easily
give them q majority.
The opposition are divided, New York.
ers advocating Saratoga, Iudianiaus their
capital, and Ohio men Cincinnati, while
Pennsylvania is expected mildly to push
the claims OF Philadelphia. A committee
left Cincinnati for Washington tonight to
present the advantages OF that city. Al.
drich of Rhode Island is the only member
of the committee outside Of New York who
tavors Saratoga, and he would easily yield
his preference for Chicago. Bill Chandler
suggests Boston, but OF course without any
hope Of success. Frye of Maine is for
Chicago, as are most of Blaine's friends,
and the question may safely be regarded
as already settled in favor Of the western
metropolis There is no such approach
to unanimity about the Craftsmanship.
Don Cameron and Bill Chandler are the
rival candidates, and each seems TO be
very much in earnest. The fight is an in
teresting one. The young Pennsylvania
senator has been trying to secure the sup
port Of both the Blaine and the Sherman
men, aud everybody understands, Of
course, that his first choice is Grant, but
Blaine has never forgotten the way Cam
eron slaughtered him at Cincinnati, and
is evidently still suspicious Of him, despite
his apparent triendliness oflate. Blaine'l
next friend on the committee, Frye o.
Maine, is heartily for Chandler, and sar
Al 4. L. u 4
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BRIDGEPORT.

The Cost of Profanity Over the River
The Noble and Daring Act OF . Police.
man-An Aged Lady Rescued From Ger.
tain Death.
Only fifteen tickets 10 the Grant recep.
ton were sold at Bridgeport station last
Saturday.
Measles and diphtheria have about dis
appeared; run out of children or measles
and diphtheria; don't know which.
D. B. Clark, Mrs. Harrison. William
Clark aud wife and Glenn. Brannum, saw
Grant onlast Saturday.
John Hsinlein is East tor some fancy
holiday goods.
Eighty men are employed under General
Agent A. J. Baggs on this end Of the T.
V. Railroad.
Now Is that ALL said a young coun.
tryman 70 Mayor Robinson yesterday, n.
ter his Honor had investigated his case
! and imposed light fine Of 81 for being
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New YoRK, December l6.-The Iwle
pendent tomorrow will publish a statement
from Colonel Kemple, the officer who
moved the Ponca Indians tromN Nebrasks to
Indian Territory. 1t reiutes the story-told
by Standing Bear and friends, now in this
city, relative to their treatment, showing
from the official papers that the Ponca
chiefs surrendered their lands before they
visited the Indian Territory, but al
terwards broke the faith with the Govern
ment; refused to go into the Territory to
look Tor new home and finally ran away
from him, instead OF being deserted by The
officer In charge, as represented by them.
1t also shows that their removal was after.
wards pressed by order OF the present
Secretary Of the Interior, but that no force
or severe treatment was employed as stat
ed by the disafected members Of the tribe.
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LoeE.Ont or GIn.. RIouer-.

ZAXEsvELLE, December 15.-The firm Of
Kearns, Herdman & Gorsuch, window
glass manufacturers, having discharged
about thirty hands Saturday night a re-
porter gathered the following facts to-
night as 10 the cause: A difficulty arose
about the amount OF work that was to be
done per week. The bosses wished the
men to turn out larger quantity per man
than forty-eight boxes, but rs the men be-
long to a union, and rule OF the union
requires that this shall be weeks work,
and no more, they refused to accede to
the demand, and were therefore discharg.
ed. There was no dispute as to wages
The men are making from Sis to $40
per month. Mr.. Gray, one Of the firm,
has gone to New York for hands to supply
their places. 1t is reported he will try to
get Swedes, but the men think that they
will fail to procure them, and that they
will be re-employed. OF the number dis.
charged there were ten blowers, ten gath
eS, six cutters and three aattenerS-all
skilled workmen. Several Of them have
already gone TO Pittsburgh.
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STEUBENVILLE.
Criminal Matters at steubenvllIe-ElI
lees Daughter.
STRuDRNy1LLE. Decemher ia

NtinA hAbtefS NJ SteubeuHlle-EIl
lees Daughter.
STRuBRNvlLLE, December IS.
Editors IRtsl igsncsr:
We came up here to-day on business,
and while waiting for the train availed
ourselves Of the opportunity of looking
around the business portion of the city.
There seems to be considerable activity on
the streets. From our standpoint busi.
ness has healthy appearance. Stopping
at the Court House We enquired for our
old friend Sheriff Smith, and learned that
he had gone to Columbus with James Nc.
Cluskey, Thomas Buckley, Nelson Winch.
er, John Carle, Charles Brandt and vii.
liam Smith, who we're convicted at the
present term Of the court OF common
pleas. DIcCluskey for burglary, 8 years;
Buckley, burglary, ~ year; Wincher, rape,
3 years; Carle, grand larceny, 5 years;
Brandt, 5years; Smith, years. \ noEs
proscqui was entered in the case OF George
Wilson, one Of the party charged with
burglarizing H. Doyle's residence.
We called upon McFadden & Hunter,
Of the Gazette. Mac was not in good
humor about the nOlle in the case OF
Wilson, lie said you may tell the IXrrL.
LIGEScER in my exact words that I said
there is something rotten here.
Meeting Hon. r. G. Richards, we en-.
tered into conversation concerning the i'm.
prisonment Of Eli Ice in our State prison,
He informed US that a lady whose name
had slipped his memory, and who claimed
to be relative Of the Ice family, had
called on him TO get assistance for Nancy
Ice, aged Ii years. who isa daughter q
Eli Ice. The girl says her mothers name
Is Lucinda G. Ice, and that she is in The
asylum, having become deranged after tht
imprisonment Of her husband.
The people here do not understand how
Ice could answer TO 3 military court for
deed committed while in the line of hi.
duty as soldier Of the United States. anC
then be amenable 10 q civil court. vii
some one who knows rise and explain thI
true lnwardneSs Of the case OF Eli Ice, /
was discussed At some length last summer
but the people throughout the entirl
county who have heard OF it do not We
understand It, apd II this man is uniustl,
confined in prison there cannot be to-
much said for his liberation. G,B,C.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December l6.-The Attorney
General has granted a HAT for writ Of
error in the case Of Arthur 0rlof, other
wise, known as the Tchborne claimant,
on the ground that matters had been put
before him justifying discussion Of The
point whether Chiel Justice Cockburn
should not have made two the sentences Of
seven years penal seryitude, one Of which
has lust expired, concurrent instead Of
successive,
Thomas Lea, Of Kiddeminister, Liberal,
has been elected to the House Of Com.
mons for the county Of Donegal, polling
2,SlS votes, against 1880 for MaciorkilI,
Conservative. The Home Rulers support.
ed Lea. The English Parliament meets on
the 9th Of February.
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falling. S-'
The Emma Graham passed up YESTERDAY
morning light, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley passed down yesterday
for Ironton.
The Granite State passed down last
The Andes got away last evening for
Cincinnati, with a good trip out,
The local packets are running as usual.
PITTSBURGH, December l6.-Riyer q feet
inches and rising. Weather clear and
cold. >'' 'AN
CINClSNArI, December l6.-Rivsr 10 feet
inches and rising. Arrived; Montana
Pittsburgh. Departed: st. Lawrence
wheeling Virgie Lee, Evansville; Fash!
ion, Henderson; Montana, st. Louis,
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Honast Money.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. l6-At a meeting,
this evening, of the Executive Committee
otthe Honest Money League, Of Milwau-
kee, twas unanimously resolved to pre-.
pare and circulate for signatures for two
memorials to Congress, one in favor OF
withdrawing the legal tender character
from greenbacks; the other that the further
issue of silver coin be suspended until an
international Congress shall agree upon
the relative value ofsilver and gold. or in
case Congress declines to so act, then that
in the future coinage OF silver it shall be
made by weight, equal in value to gold.
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AUGUSTA, December 16.-The Council
were engaged tonight in issuing the bal
ance OF the certificates, which have not
been sent out up TO this time. The off.
cial list will not be given to the public till
tomorrow. They say the House will
stand 81 Republicans, Is fusion and l2 va.
cancies; Senate, 20 fusion and II Re.
publicans. The Council completed an
official report. 1t confirms the figures in
the previous dispatch. No decision is yet
reached on county officers,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AFGHANIsTAN.

CALCUTTA, December l8.-Gen. Roberts
telegrnphs from C4bul; Zone mountain
gun was lost during Sundays engagement.
Gen. Roberts estimates the number Of the
enemy at 10000. He Is confident Of his
ability to restore British authority In
Aighanistan, but says reinforCements are
necessary 10 enable him TO act vigorously.
LONDON, December l6.-A correspon.
dent Of the Times at Cabul telegraphs, the
18th inst, that the troops are In excellent
spirits and ready for any work. The Brit.
ish loss in the various affairs Of the past
week was torty.two killed, including six
officers, and seyenty.six wounded, in.
cluding nine officers.
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A RAILROAD SALE EXPLAINED.
a Circular Telling How Certain Salel
Were Set Aside.

Were Set Aside.
New YoRk, December oficers fthe
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company have
issued circular in this city correcting the
statement contained in the press dispatch
from Topeka, Kansas, published yester-
Jay. The circular states that the sale Of
the mortgaged lands of the company,
which was made under court decree in
October last, was set aside by the consent
Of the company and the trustees, Gould
and Sage, who had bought them. Then
suit to ioreclose the mortgage had been
brought by the trustee OF the company's
second land grant mortgage, at the re-
quest OF bondholders Gould and Sage
bought them in trust for the company.
When the sale came before court for con-
Srmation, the bondholders objected that
the price was inadequate. Gould and
Sage consented that the sale be set aside
aud, if necessary, the decree under which
it was made. Ia consequence Of this the
sale was set aside Saturday last at Topeka.
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Terrible WorIl Or tne ehoul.

ClxctNxATI, December l6.-The body Of
Mrs. Sarah P. Mills, lady seyenty'three
years old, was stolen from Pleasant Ridge
Cemetery on Saturday night. Her son
came TO the city to search for her remains
among the medical colleges. On the des-
sectins table Of Pulte College he found the
body with the head sawed of and other
wise mutilated. Two students were hack
ing away at Il when the SON entered the
room. The body was fully identified and
surrendered.
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Drowning OF 5 Catholic Pri.,,.

ATLANTA, GA, December l6.-Father
Doyle, Catholic priest, was drowntd
near Athens last night by the overturnipv
Of his buggy in a creek he was fordinv.
The priest and his companion were I'M
prisoned under the buggy and held there
until they were both drowned. The HorSe
was also drowned. A second horse and
buggy, containing Mr., VIM. Long and .
negro, in attempting to ford, was over.
turned and the negro was drowned. Mr..
Long escaped.
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Gen. HurcHINsoS, Of California, writing
to his brother in KenoshR, spoke Of the
wonderful reputation OF Bethesda Water
as a specific in diabetes, Brights disease,
and all kidney and bladder troubles. In
another letter 10 us he says: "The barrel
ot Bethesda by express cost ST for ex.
press charges" We mention this fact "a
show how highly it is valued at dlsts nj
points, and we ship it there now by car.
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he Is DEAD.
The Boy with HIS Head Almost sawed In
TWo-A Wonderful Case.

JERSEY Cry, N. j., December l6.-The
lad, John McEvoy, SO terribly injured by
a circular saw cutting his head nearly in
two, at Patterson, over a week ago, is now
dead. His father was talking to the boy
when the little patient was suddenly taken
with commissions, one succeeding another
until he fell back dead. A number OF
eminent physicians from New York visited
the boy TO see, the remarkable sight OF a
lad with his skull and brain separated to a
depth Of over two inches, living, appar-
emily, in the fullest enjoyment Of al his
faculties, talking intelligenly and having
an excellent appetite.
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A U. S. Circuit Court CleFF T6aFEed WIZ
Irregularities.

ST. LOUIS, December 16.-M. NJ. Price.
Clerk OF the U. S. Circuit Court here,
against whom charges Of all sorts Of irreg.
ularities in Office are said to have been
forwarded to Attorney General DeVens
and Judge McCrary, says that the charges.
II any, were made by a deputy clerk late.
ly discharged by him, and that they are
utterly groundless. Mr.. Price says his
books and records are open to inspection,
and he courts fall investigation Of his
official conduct.
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a GoodrY CamnnnY.

PHILADELPHIA, December l5.-The fol.
lowing were theguests at the dinner given
this eveninRto General Grant by George
W. Childs: Hamilton Fish, A. E. BoSie,
Georges. Boutwell,, John S. Morgan, John
Welsh, James W. Paul, DR.. Da Costa, Ed
wards Pferrepont, ]. D. Cameron, George
n. Robson, George Augustus Sala, a. j.
Drexel, General Sheridan and General
Sherman.
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Lnirn HnrIrntIon

CHICAGO, December l5.-Navigation on
the lakes continues unobstructsd, and in
TACT, vessels making the passage to and
from Lake Erie ports and ports on Lakes
Huron aud Michigan have not been sub.
jected TO any very heavy weather since
the great November gales, nor to long de.
tentions and severely cold atmospheres.
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The Lea al Tender case In the supreme
Caurt

wAsurSGroN, December l5.-A rumor
gained currency that a motion to advance
the Chittenden-Butler legal tender case
would be made to-day, and this was
strengthened when Mr.. Butler made his
appearance in the SGpreme Court room.
No motion was made, however, and when
il is made 1t will not be made orally but
in writing. 1t is expected that the matter
will be passed on by the court by the end
Of the holiday recess. Mr., Chittenden is
confident OF decision favorable to an early
hearing. Meanwhile be says he will vote
for the Bayard resolution Il it comes be-
fore the House.
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The Arrival or PenniIe,; Imm,r,.,,

NEw York, December 16.-Ninety.fiye
Hungarian immigrants have just been
landed and all penniless. Fiity.fye others
ofthe same nationality, and equally Door,
arrived last week. They are dependent
upon the emigrant authorities lor food.
They say they emigrated on account OF
the total failure Of crops. Thirty OF them
have been shipped to Lendardville, Bucks
county, Pa, where they will be employed
as wood cutters.
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NEw YoRx. December 16.-The Custom
House authorities will make charge
against n. ]. Paillard & Co., ESQ Broadway,
importers Of musical instruments, Of hay.
ing detraGded the Government out Of over
500, 900 by fraudulent invoices.
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cn,hnIi. Int.rr...n.a

ROCHESTER, n. Y, December le.-The
answer of Bishop McQuaid, Catholic, OF
Rochester, in the libel suit by Fulk Dam
ner, editor, was made Yesterday. The
answer repeats that the editors charges
we're false and denies any improper mo.
tive in his pastoral letters, in which the
Bishop advised Catholics not to read Dan.
naf's napAr
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NEw YoRx, December ls.-The net
earnings of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad Company during the
past year amounted to ss,2SO,OOO, against
S., 49S, ,565 In 1873.
The net earnings during the past year
OF the Michigan Central Railroad were
=, u, 100, against s. 1924, 500 in 1873.
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Flrst Train on the Cincinnati southern

CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE first
through passenger train south on the Gin.
cinnai Southern Railroad started from
here this morning, it contained the
trustees and 4 few prominent railroad
men. The Adams Express Company sent
with It its tirst car load Of express matter
direct to Chattanooga. Some Of the party
expect to go to Atlanta to meet prominent
railroad men.
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More NeEro EmIEran,s

PETERsurRG, December l8.-oue hun.
dred eolored emigrants from Goldsboro,
n. G., arrived here to-day en- route to
Washington from whence they 10 70
Indiana. More viii arrive here to-mor.
row en- route West.
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Prosperity Orthe BeIlaIre Marrow Gauge

woslSaeld spirit
The B. 4 S. W, R. K. have ordered tive
new passenger coaches at Wilmington,
Delaware, and an additional locomotive
from Pittsburgh factory, which will ar.
rive in few days. The demand for trans
pOrtation Of passengers and freight Is far
in excess Of the capacity Of the present
rolling stock.
If this is the case on short line of road
running from Bellaire to Woodsfeld, Ohio,
through a country that does not compare
with the Ohio river valley, what may we
not expect in the way of business for the
Wheeling and Parkesburg Railroad2
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rhe Cincinnati sunday Theatres,

cISetsSArI, December l6.-Ths variety
shows and people arrested for performing
on Sunday, appeared in the Police Court
this morning and the cases were again
continued. In the meantime shows 60 on
on Sunday iustas heretofore, It Ia doubt.
3ul that the cases are ever tried.
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Sweeping the Platter.

RIcHNOxD, VA, December l6,-The Re.
adiusters in caucus tonight began nom.
nations for county Judges, beginning the
list in alphabetical order. len nudge
were nominated, and tomorrow. in ID.
cordance with Joint resolution ADOPT ed
last week, wholesale decapitation Of the
judiciary Of the State will begin.
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Ocean vessels,

LONDON, December 1s.-The steamers
Australia, from New York, passed the
Lizard, and Lessing arrived at Hamburg.
QuRESsrowS, December 18.-Arriyed:
Steamer Lord Cough, Philadelphia.
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The earnings Of the Marietta AID Gin.
cinpati railroad for the ten months ending
october Slst, show q gain in the net earn.
ings Of sll7, ,l5s over the same ten months
Of last year.
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As Arctic wave otlarge proportions is
passing over the west. In the Red River
country the thermometer is ranging from
twenty to forty degrees below zero, and
dispatches from the Northwest tell Of
persons lost in the storms and frozen to
death.
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BALTIMORE ASD Ono was quoted yester.
DAY at 1891 bid and 154 asked.

TaE comments OF the Mark Lane Ex.
press in our markets this morning, look
towards continued high prices Tor Ameri.
can breadstutfs.
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rHE REPUBLICAN, coMN1rrEE.

The principal topic of conversation at
the hotels and elsewhere tonight is the
probable action OF the National Republi-
can Committee. The opinion seems to
prevail that Senator Cameron will be
elected Chairman, though Representative
Frye undoubtedly has considerable fol-
lowing. There was some. opposition this
afternoon among the older members of
the Committee to the selection OF Came
ron, and Gen. Averill, OF Minnesota, de-
veloped some strength. Chicago is still
favored as the place at which the Conven-
ton will be held, and those who have
been most strenuously opposed to the
convention going there, now concede the
question as pretty .conclusively settled in
Chicago's favor.
SENATE COMPUTATIONS.
The Senate confirmed Edward Guth.
ridge United States Attorney for the East
srn District of Texas, and Jas. B. Leake
for the Northern District Of Illinois; also,
Charles Lehman for Collector of Customs
for the District of vicksburg.
To be Post MaSkers-Ohio, D. Webb,
Maysville; Kansas, Geo. Ryan, Hayes
City; Illinois, Mrs. Sarah Pearson, Nash
vile.