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Earnlnss of the Pennsylvania Railroad
gamAany, .u.

PHlt4RGLPHIA, Jsnuary9s THE neeem:
'ber statement Of the earnings of the Penn.
YlYaaia Railroad Company shows . loss in
gross earnings on all lines east Of Pitts
burgh and Erie OF $3.50, ,O0G, with an in.
crease Of expenses Of sSl,574, making q
decrease in net earnings Of $2G7, go. Fol-
the year the gross earnings were s3l, $780,,
Ys,, a saiR q s5lo,5ss; expenses SIS, ,4sO,
9e$, decrease Of s9S9,tl7, making the ne,
earnings sl$l97,74l, 2 gain l q sF,07a,9lGi5s
This will leaye an qRParsRt surplus q
the years business, alter paying 'tyo pei
cent dividend, Of $4,ls2,7l4, which Is jus
about enough to wipe out the floating deb
Of both the Pennsylvania railroad ant
PItsaqaERgylgRnlR Company.
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Is Yesterdays paper in quoting some
remarks from Senator Faulkner on the
Vest Virginia Certificates, we confOunded
,he name oi Senator withers Of virginIa
with that of Governor Kempsr Of that
State. II was the latter gentleman whom
Nj. Faulkner gave as his authorityfor
opinion that Virginia would never initiate
aettIemcnt of the debt because whatever
might be the nature of that settlement She
would be obliged to become responsible
thereafter for the whole fifteen millionsto
her creditors. -s. .as5,
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PmLApELrHIA, January 24.-Flour-Dull; /;
aud iHiihna family 81 i5a5 q. 'I 81 ~ IonIs %
do 8 00a5 10; Minnesota do 81 9Sa4 0n Lish
grades 80 0Oa7 50; rye -four q. 7Sa9 Sd. Wheat
-Dulli No, 9 red amber 81 OGIl; white 81 0Ia
! Q1N; No. . Chicago 90asSC. Corn-ouiet
but stea1yi yellow 44c; mixed 4iHc, Oats
Qnleti white western aOaSl We; western mixed
Firm, Poit- a 60aiO So Reef-india meSs
sia 2a tlaHu.-S Smoked 7SasXo; piCEied
Faf1<c; green 6Aj{G IaFd-Stesdy; pFline
steam 81 rS9 50 RutteE-Weak; New
SaFt aRd AEpttoUi county, IA, extra 2la23c
Western Reserve l0ae0c. Ens-Easy; west
eFD alaj2c. Cheese-2uiet western 7asHc
letF3lsnm-stoady; refined exc; crude TNI
y. Whisky Scarce and wantEdi WsaiStt
81 10 M-'F'- ~
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RHlLGpELPHIA, January 24.-Wool.-A I'm.
proved demand utpriCes unchanged; Ohio.
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Xxx and
above, SlaSGc X, 3S%aSec; medium, S5a
SIC; coarse, S0aSlc; New York, Michigan, In
diana and western fine, 9OaS2c; medium Sia
Soc; coarse, 30a3lc; combing, washed, aOc:
unwashed, 26a27c; Canada combing, SSa37c:
fine unwashed, 20a23c; coarse 22a23c; medium
do 20a27c; tub washed 3Oa40c; Colorado WASH
ed l7a20c; do unwashed l2al4c; X merino
pulled 30a3Ic; No. superfine 27a3Oc.
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HOUSE.

The proposition to have the sugar bill
made the special order for Wednesday
next was objected to by Mr.. Banks.
The Senate amendment appropriating
500, 900 fol, the. transportation OF coin and
bullion, and $40, 600 for miscellaneous ex-
pehses Of The House were concurrel in.
Mr.. Fuller submitted resolution direct.
ing the Committee on Ways and Means to
consider the feasibility OF enactinga law
to equalize the internal revenue tax
among oil The States. Adopted.
The House went into a Committee OF the
Whole, Bell In the Chair on the private
calendar, Almost all war claims were OBJ
iectedto by Bragg. t8skF5 E.'
The.. .tomhittee'rejected twelve private
bills reported, which were passed by the
House. gsff
Mr.. Banning presented a substitute for
the army organization bill, and asked 10
have II printed. So ordered.
Mr.. Sayler introduced bill for the ex.
tension Of the privileges OF Cincinnati as
port OF entry. Referred.
The House then took recess till 7:30
the evening session 10 bp for business from
the Judiciary Committee. "
OH FcuSSemUllHg MT. Knott, from the
Judiciary Committee reported bill au.
thorizing tho sale Of the Harrodsburg, KY,
Springs property, belonging The Soldiers
Home. Passed,
Mr.. Lynd from the same committee re-
ported back Senate bill, to amend Section
5497 Of the revised statutes by providing
penalty for embezzlement on the part o.
the officers in internal revenue service
Passed.
February public holiday IN listrlC
Columbia. Passed with verbal amend
ments.
The following bills were passed: tt
establish District aud Circuit Court Al
Chattanooga for holding terms OF the Dis
ttict and Circuit Courts at Fort Scott
Kansas; Senate bill disapproying and an
Enulling tho act Of the Assembly OF tht
1Territ6ry OF New Mexico, incorporating
the Society OF Our Jesuit Fathers OF New
Mexico.
| Adjourned,
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MOrtaIIy wounded,

ST., LOUIS, January 24.-John F. Hickey
arestanrant waiter, about nineteen YEAR,
of age, stole coat from the public school
library about half-past nine tonight, and
attempted to escape through an alley neal
by. He was pursued by Officer Hamilton
and ordered to halt, but paying no atten,
tton to the command Hamilton fired on
him, the ball taking effect in his back just
above the kidneys, passing through to the
lront'part Of the abdomen, and fnflictine
a mortal wound, Hickey was taken to the
hospital,
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VOLUME XXVn.-NUMBER l8l.

cents q bushel, against 90 to 70 cents ID
1860; Havana sugars 81 70 81 cents .
pound, against 5 to a cents. OF domes.
tics, prints, and the cotton goods general
ty which enter SO largely into wearing ap,
parel, the prices are also much lower, In
some cases fully q third less. .0 .,I,t'
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Stabbed MN \ PItnhrnrIr.

1.OtisvlLLE, January 94.-The couriq.
Journals special from Henderson, KY,
says: A difficulty occurred between John
Yountz and Thos. A.. Martin Last evening
on a farm seven miles from that place
which resulted in Martin receiving dan.
gerous thrust In tho neck from a pitchiorh
in the hands OF Yountz,
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$20,0OO,0O0 OF BONDS CALLED FOR.

The Treasury called tho following 5.2C
SSd PSR IA H4S Tes tfsfsSso 6 b.
lows: Fifty dollars, from No. 55,OOl to
O, 900, both inclusive; 500, No. 70OOl to
5000, both inclusive; $500 No. 55,OOl to
$1,000, both inclusive; $1,000, No. 78OOl
TO 50. 900, both inclusive.l Total coupon
bonds $1,000 900. Registered bonds fe.
deeInable at pleasure after the lst Of
January, 1870: Fifty dollars, from No.
2,27l TO 1850, both inclusive; $lO0, No,
l6,40l to lS,5O0, ,bothyinclusiye; $500, No.
9,30l to 0iS50, both inclusive; $1,000, No,
81, ,90l to IS, 800, both inclusive; 5000, No.
S,S0l to l0,l50, both inclusive; $4,000
No: Ii; ;40l to 1900, both Inclusive. Total
registered bonds Slo,000,OOQ.
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A Superior Advertising Medium.

The large circulation and good reputation
OF the DAILY lNTELLIGESCER make il
one one, o. the MOST VALUABLE. ADVERTIS-
passes every Rival, bothin CIRCULATION nnd In.
tuonce, It's regular edition reaches Mi classes
Of society, while the paper Is held In especial
estimation by thinking and educated peoplc.
In this city and county Il numbers many more
readers and subscribers than any other news.
paper, while Its aggregate circulation IA prOl,.
daily In West Virginia. N's'
Address
FREw & CAMPBELL,
Preprietors IntellIgencer,
-L-.- WHEEuSa w Va
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TnR.RussIANs srILL nrLAy.

sr. PRrERsBuRo, January 24.-The GalO.
complains Of the delay in signing defin.
tte treaty between Russia and Turkey. II
advises the Russian Government not "a
hurry about evacuation, and says that
RuBsia's opponents are intriguing 70 delay
the settlement Of the Eastern Roumelian
question until the departure Of the Rus.
sian army. Itis therefore advisable, saws
the GdloS that The troops should remain
at Adrianople until April, so the Porte
may still feel the influence OF their pres.
enCe when the result Of the election Of
the Prince Of Bulgaria Is declared.
The Gaios also says; England Is q de
tanto sovereign in 4tghahistan, and has
every chance for carrying through her
plans in Asiatic Turkey.
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u. 4 fI#i,sti.' sr'ffS ! 8 t''''sI

There Is aa active movement among
some of the leaders Of The best society in
favor OF short dresses for dancing parties,
especially for young ladies, The effort, L
sluIress ssfnl. (Aiill first, lake form and find
expression at the charity ball, which takes
place AZ the Aaademy on February 10; but
HE idea has been aa6pt ted by many young
daughters Of fashionable ladies' St private
entertainments, and gets lid ofso much much
That Z II, ia 4 sss9s s9s
correct taste; that those ia q P1sstloH to
make choice could haFdly hesitate he:
tween the short skirt and hslonG
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Capt. Vessel Returns Win Many sealps

S"pt" WeAseA AkettEnA win Many BeAIpH.
CHEYENNE, Wy, January 24.-A dis
patch from Fort Robinson, Neb., says:
Capt. VESSELS command arrived in camp
this afternoon, bringing the dead bodies
of Sergeant Taggart, and privates Brown,
Nebon and :DOhoise, the latter having
died on the road; also the wounded and
seven Cheyenne prisoners, three squaws
and four children, of whom three are
wounded. OF the nine captured one buck
and one squaw died before reaching here.
They were carefully searched and but
wo small knives found. Capt. Vessels
wound was very slight and those Of
Sergeants Ambrose, Reed and Womans
Dress (Indian Scout, dangerous. The
Board meets at this post tomorrow 70
make an RninVestigation into the whole af.
fairs. 1t is composed OF Mai. Evans, of
the Sd Cavalry and Lieut.. Schuyler, Aid.
Camp to Gen. Crook, members.
All the Indians are now here under a
strong guard, and will bo taken 10 Fort
Leavenworth. Private Hautz, OF Com.
pany II, Third Cavalry, who was wound.
ed a day aftei the outbreak, died in the
hospital to-day.
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nllIInr,ln.

New YonE, January 24.TThe billiard
.eapas this afternoon resulted in an easy
victory for slossqR ,Gyer Heiserin twenty,
six innings! Score mo 4l5. Slosson
made rms Of 200 and 1872.
4. SIs sI$ @s 1 SSs ESist sSstG}9 4
is innings. SCORE 600 70 S$i. SextQgis
largest runs 2l4, leS. ll0i Daily lIs.
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An HLRVATOR DESTROYFn

TOLEDO, O., January 24.-The Dayton &
Michigan R. X. Co.'S elevator Il, with
it's contents, consisting Of 100000 bushels
OF grain, mostly corn, was entirely destroy
ed by fire at noon today. The estimated
loss is $S5, 600. The building was insured in
Cincinnati for $25, 600; insurance on grain
$40, 600. The fire started in the oupoIa,
and is supposed to be caused by friction in
the machinery. % MAJ
The building was erected in 1850, cost
$S0,e eO0, and was the smallest Of the com
panies elevators at this point, having $50, 900
bushels OF grain capacity. The grain In
store at the time Of the fire was owned by
various commission firms in this city.
There were 10000 bushels OF corn, 10000
bushels OF wheat and 10000 bushels OF
Aaxseed,
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roe Test neel. var d ORD.

CoLuMRus, January 23.-1t looks as /
there were some text hooks published ii
the lobby Henry MaureN Of Monroe
county, 9 teacher BY profession, has In
ttoduced q bill providing for the adoption
OF a uniform series Of text books fol
schools throughout the State. This viii
stir up big Commotion, % II b vel
known that . large majority Of the people
are opposed 70 IL. and because 1t look,
something like q job. No one thinks o.
charging the member from Monroe with
being in league with any publishing
house, or that he has anything but The
good ofthe schools IN view. There are those
In both houses who have given the
matter careful attention, aud we expect 10
hear some lively talk when the bill comes
up for action, f' fn' 'Hf'7f r
... d, STARTLING FIGURES. ai L
There are l,027, ,24S scholars in the State,
and II Is estimated that It will cost, at the
very lowest calculation, three dollars per
scholar to make change OF text books,
sMhlSA MOuA0 AuouHG " 't0e snug SUM OIL
tS,0Sl ,744, all OF which would necessarily
80 into the bands OF o single Publisher.
Besides this, another million would scarce.
ly cover the loss on books now in use,
which would have to be thrown away.
These are big figures, but nevertheless they
dontlte. ltisgenerally conceded that there
y but little difference in standard text
books, and that one is about as good as the
other, so there can be no great advantage
derived from making such q sweeping
change. Another argument against It is
that by adoping-a uniform series there
would be no competition between pub.
fishers, and any price might be demanded
for the books and parents would have to
pay 1t or keep their children at home.
Then, Y law compelling the attendance
OF children should be enacted, which Is
not at all unlikely, there would be no way
but to pay the price. NlF7 ~
The probabilities are that the House
will take the view OF the member who
said it made but little difference what text
book was used, or whether any or not, so
the teacher understood his business.
Nearly all OF the members have families
and know what 1t costs to make such
changes. They are not very brash in yot.
Ing Tor measures which viii take money
out OF their own pockets. Altogether the
chances for the uniform text book bill are
not at all aattering.
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HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Money spent in advertising may be wasted
or may bring golden fruitagc, according 10
the. degree OF, intelligence with which Il
y sdislenscd. Putt into good, live pOpular
Newspaper which will carry your advertise
ment to the counting-rooms, the breakfast
tables and the tireSides Of the people who have
wants TO be met and money with which
to meet them. This is the whole priceless ST.
oret Unsuccessful advertising,
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana stocks.

NEw YoRK, January 2.-MoNRY-Market
easy at 2a3 percent. Prime mercantile paper
Sl5a6 per cent. Sterling Exchange, Bankers
bills ass; sight exchange on New York
4.SlA. Dry goodsimports for the week, 81, ,S7S.-
600.
GovERNMESFs-steady, except 67s, which
are trihe lower, The Post says: 1--WE are In.
formed that the syndicate has already market.
ed ~ London 100000 four per cents, sub.
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.-gA,PractIcaIs eure forFrsmps.

Hartford lC0nn,l Tiniel
CAS- a matter Of interest, the following
figures have been collected to show the
good effect of the working Of the stone
breaking yard upon the trampS. The
yard was tirst opened upon the, first day
Of the nsw-year.I IOn that day ffty.one
dodgers are reported to have slopt In the
station house the night before, the same
number as the same night the year
previous. From this Ggure the number
hac daily darransad
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CinainnAti.

CrNINNAT1, January 2A--Cotton-ouiet at
&c. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
IN good demand aud firm; red and white Goa
97c. Corn-Demand fair and market firm al
3la92Ifc. oats-Demand fair and market
firm at 2ta26c. Rye-Quiet but steady nj
6la62c. Barley-Duil for No. Q fall al $i Ola
lo6. Pork-Dull at 80 80. Lard-In good de-
manl steam $6 06. Bulk Meats9Quiet:
Shonlden $ SIX; short rib q 40a4 so cash
Fl 65ai 90 asked buyer March; clear a G21.
Bacon-Quiet at 4a5a5I<c.. Whisky-$1 OS.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Quiet but firm at Csc. - ~
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BURNED TO DEATH,

BooSE, IAp January 94I-Whilo the
bowling alley Of Samuel NJ. ]. Ives was
burning, he attempted to secure his books
and papers, and was burned TO- death.
He came from Ohio here, and was well
thought Of; He leaves a large family to
mourn his loss,
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SHERMAN appears in the dispstchssElIia
morning with u call for the surrender Of
another S9O,OOO,OOO of six per cent bonds,
,hu. saving clear 100000 Of interest at
one svoop to the tax payers Of The S6un-
nv This makes call number three in q
very short period. II these calls continue
IN s,lcrecd each other as rapidly as'theyi
have done lately, thefe wal not be a six
per cent bond outstanding at the end Of
This wear.
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, Ohio Legislature.

cotuARus, January q4.-In the House
a bill was introduced to reduce Homestead
exemption in real estate from $1,000 to $500
and personal property from $500 to $3.50.
The House bill 70 regulate transportation
Of freight on railroads so rs to place timber
and slaves in the same class as pig iron
was defeated
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DIED.

IIAMILToN-on Friday January q, atsxP.
MIA MA EllEAnErH HAMILTON, in the $50 yeir Of her
The funeral will take place on srxDAY AFrEH-
NOON at So'clOek. from her late residence, No. 40
Twelfth street. IntsFmsut at East Wheeling Gene
terry. Friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend.
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Z M4RRIrP, and yet unhappy. How many
. hoHe has been robbed 81 sunshine and
by the loss ot some deaf and RSttad child.
This Is q dangerous season for children,
and parents should keep DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup handy. Price % cents a bottle.
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sprlnr Rnesa nj Clnninnnti

cxcrSsAri, January 24.-The sprint
running meeting Of the Queen City 1opEe!
Club, over the Chester Park course, be
gins June ID and continues five days
The stakes will close March lat,
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NRw YoRK, January 24.-The market Is
gradually gaining in activity especially 10
brown and bleachcd cotton goods, which are
generally well sold up TO production Printing
cloths trm at S%c for standards. Prints
quiet. Moolens moving slowly. Andros-
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New ORLEANS, January 2i.-Coftee-Quiet:
Rio cargoes ordinary TO prime lla1Gkc. Su.
gar-Quiet; inferior to good common AKA
6%c; common to good common 5Ha5Kc; ; vel
low clarified 6Ha7Hc. MolaSscs-Duil, weak
and loweri common 2Oa22c; fair 2aa2Ic;
centrifugal l0a20c. Rice-In good demand
Louisiana ordinary u choice 6<a8xc,
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mept refined exc for Philadelphia delivery.
OH CITY, January A.-MArketo opened qui,
with sales at Il 02k; advanced TO q 6Sk +;
declined to 81 OK; at which price Il close !,
Shipments $4,000 barrels, averaging lI0l
barrels Transactions l27. 1000 barrels
LoNboN, January 4.-PErRolEUN-lle.
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chicago cattle Market.

cmcAoo, January 2L-The Droveu' journal
reports:
Hoes Reeelptsl $1,000 head; shipments
5000 head; all grades shade higher. Choice
heavy s. S0aS co.. light $3 10a3 26; mixed
IS 2OaS 26; closed q shade Off and weak.
CArTLE-.Receipts 5000 head; shipments
2s0O head. Market active and higher. Ship
cows s. 00a3 25.
saEEe- Receipts 1900 head; shipments 400
head. Strong and higher.
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Toledo.

ToIRDo, January 2I.-Wheat-Quiet am.
Der Michigan 9i I<C; No. 2red winter Februa-
ry aNc; March 96c bid; No. 9 amber I'LL
nois 80 Hc. Corn-Quiet; No 9, 82kc; No.
2,white 3Sc. 0ats-IRactive. Hoss-Quiet:
all weights IS 6Oa3 S5
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The Reno Court MARTIAL:

CHICAGO, January 2l.-rhe testimony
in the Reno case to-day presented no new
features. pr, Porter was cross-eSamined
and Lieutenant Aoylan, Of the seventh
Cavalry, gave his testimony.
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81. Louis Hog Market.

ST. LOUIS, January "a Hoos-ouiet and
lower light shipping and Workers s. 9OaS is;
packing s. l0aS 80; fancy heavy S. SOa3 20:
receipts $500 head; shipments ] ZOO head.
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E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared to make careful and oomplets
analyses Of Iron Ores, Mmestones, Mineral
Waters, etc.
LABORATORY, Coz, 2iTH AND CHApLIxE Sra.
ials WHEELING. w. va.
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ROYALTY IN wEDIocK.

81. PErERsauRo, January 24.-The Grand
Duchess Anastasia, daughter Of the Grand
Duke Michael, was married to-day to
Prince Frederick, OF Mecklenburg Schwer-
I'M at the winter palace, with great Cere.
mony: The city Il Illuminated tonight.
Ie Dett.RS were sung in all the churches.
Ihe bells will continue ringing for three
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Cincinnati Hog Market.

CINCINNATI, January 24.-HoGs-Quiet but
firm; common $2 76aS 20; light 81 S25aS SO:
packing s. 5OaS 70; butchers IS 7OaS rs. Re.
ceipts 2,60S head; shipments $50
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ORR staunch old Democratic irien1,
1n,lue &. y. Camden, thinks that this
couatry is now entering on an-eraofpFos-
uerily such rs it has neycryet seen.
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steamer Oh Pire.

CHARLESTON, January 24-The British
steamer Mo Is on fire. In her hold is q
cargo OF 300 bales OF cotton, which will
be seriously damaged. tf-rIf
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FIRE RECORD.
CONFECTIONERY BURNED.

MIIroN, Pa, January 24.-Lochmans
confectionery establishment burned 10.
day. An explosion during the fire, killed
Que man and injured several.
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Gkt QHteltiigtttte1s:,

odieei Nos IS Had n Fourteenth Street.
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rur Morgantown Post comes aown
heavy on the proposition to raise the. State
scbocl tax 10 twenty cents on the 500.
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FRANCE



PARIS, January o4.-It il said that Pres.
ident McsIahon told Grcvy, President oi
the Chamber Of Deputies, that he would
resign should The Chamber impeach De
HroGlle Of the Cabinet.
The Committee Of the Chamber Of Depu.
ties on Elementary Education, decided to
report in favor Of the secular system. The
articles in the RpuJile a Frdneaise show
Gambettas' continued hostility to the Cab.
inet.. ~ ''' -"
The prosecution OF Lua.ene, radical
newspaper, for libeling officials, has been
commenced -,
FINED AND IMPRISONED FOR LIBEL,
The manager Of the Laasrne has been
sentenced to months imprisonment and
TO pay fine Of 1900 francs for libel
against government officials.
COMPULSORY EDucArroxIN FRANCE,
VERSAILLES, January nthc Cham.
Der Of Deputies to-day tho Minister OF pub.
lie Institutions presented bill making
primary education obligatory after Janua:
ryl, 1880.
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