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II. Louis Proposes to Compromise with
'J.3ilit tho Gas Company. ~

ya!tii the Gas Company. EflT1
81. Lows, January 1.-The special com.
mittee appointed some time ago by tho
Municipal Assembly to confer with sim.
liar committee Of the St. Louis Gaslight
Company, with view to ascertain wheth-
er compromise Of the litigation existing
between the city and gas company can be
made, met this afternoon and the gas
company submitted a proposition in effect
that itwould release the city'ofaIl unpaid
claims for gas, amounting TO about $780,
900; sell gas TO consumers at g 25 per
thousand with the usual discount for the
prompt payment Of bills, pay cost OF suit
and counsel fees and release the city from
all damages because Of said suit, the city
to securea decree Of the Supreme Court,
where the suit is now pending, reversing
the decree Of the Circuit, Court, and turn
over to the gaslight company all the works,
records and property OF all kinds now held
by the city, and to execute full discharge
Of all claims Of the city against the gas
company to date on account OF said litiga-
ton or property. The proposition was
received by the committee and will be
considered by them and probably report
will be made to the Municipal Assembly
giving their views OF II.
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CncIsNArr, January ll.--Cotton-oufct
and steady, at SIC Flour-Good ilemSnI.
prices shade higher for family, 81 4Oa5 Is
other grades firm and unchanged. Wheat
Heavy: red and white OOa9Sc. Corn-Giood
demand and prices shade higher, at 50 HaSJc.
Oats-.Fair demand, at 25a27c. Rye-SteaIv:
fair demand at 5lKa62c. Barley-Duii and
unchanged; Provisions and higher.
Pork-Held at s. 80. Lard-Demand faiF ani
prices higher steam IS G711a5 rs. Bulk
short rib $ 81 11aS 0Ospot; 81 Is bnycr Marcb IN, ~
Bacon-Scarce and firm; higher al 3I|a4 %a
4Ac Butter-Steady and UNCHANGED, In.
seed Oil-Quiet and firm. Whlsky-SteaIy.
fair demand at 81 O3.
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cUcloo, january ll.-Flour-stcadv md
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and firm; No. 2
red winter s6Kas7c; No. 2 Chicago snr;nr mi.
sSfe cash; S21Gc February; 8lIasITc March:
No. 8 6aa7oc; rejected 51a5iXc. Corn -
Steady and firm at 295zc cash; SOEe Feb
ruary; Sohc March. Oats and RycEStcady
and unchanged. Barley-Dull, weak md
lower at 95Xa97c. Pork-In good demsnd
and prices shade higher at s. SO cash; 81 TXa
W February; 81 " HnS 90 March, Lard
satrly active and shade higher; $ 70 cash;
Bulk Meats-Activc, firm and higher nj 10 M,
0Oa4 20. Dressed Hogs-Demsnd good and
prices tending upward al s. l5aS 20. Whisky
-Steadyand unchanged At 81 0G
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The Indian Eleapaale,

FoRr ROBINSON, Mn, January ll.-Th,
main body Of the escaping Indians have
been found, and they were immedlatal,
surrounded with The intention Of getting
them TO, surrender but the Indians stub,
bornly declined, The troops retained
their position during the night and this
afternoon, and a 12 pound Napoleon gun
left for the scene OF action. Now'it iS au.
thentically reported thGt number oi
Indians are being killed. 14O were killed,
fifteen wounded and from 40 To 80 were re.
captured The following are the whites
killed and wounded since the difficulty,
killed: Priyates Good and Smith, Com.
pany A, Sd cavalry; Private Everett, Com.
pany Ii, 81 cavalry; wounded: Corporal
PulVer, Company A, Sd cavalry aud Pri.
vate Emery, Company O, Sd cavalry, who
arc In afair way for recovery. Red Bear,
ono the Of the chiefs Of Red Cloud 3 bands,
who arrived the day before from Pine
Ridge agency, observing his sister being
wounded, shed tears and called her bad
squaw. A relative OF Red Cloud was
killed. Trouble Is feared from Spbtteti
Tail and Red Clouds bands, III I'M
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Flood nt RlehmontI. Va.

RICHMOND, Va, January 1.-THE water
In the James river Is still rising, and is
enproaGhips upon ths streetsin the lower
part Of the city. All tho wharyes are sub.
merged and the water has run over into
the docks from Seventeenth street to the
ship locks. 1t is also making Its appear
iance on Gary and Franklin streets through
the sewers, Families arc moving out from
houses In Rockets, near the river and
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Conspiracy 10 Defraud the Tennessee odd
ReIIoMA.

NASHVILLE, January 1.-THE grand Of
fcers Of the Odd Fellows have discovered
a conspiracy to defraud the society Of In
surance money, involving A. o. PHI. se-
born, Past Grand Master, living at MUIR
freesboro, and D. @. Howell, Of Chatta.
nooga. The parties collected $1,000 in.
surance money and recovered 5000 from
the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern road
by claiming the death OF fictitious per
son in the Ashtabula accident The mat
ter has caused an uproar OF excitement in
the order. Seborn and Howell have con-
fessed, and the Lodge has taken, legal
steps. The amount involved in q new
scheme to defraud the Benevolent Society
ofChicago and the United Brotherhood Of
Pennsylvania is estimated at 81 900. The
conspiracy has grown TO such large pro.
portions that probably not half the ras.
cality has been developed. -
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Tho tennessee Revenue Case.

NASHVILLE, January l1.-state Judge
Acknowledging persisted in trying the
cases agsinst revenue officers in Macon
county for alleged illegal arrest, Judge
Baxter has ordered him to appear before
the United States Circuit Court February
sth, and show cause why he should pro-
coed to try these cases when they bad been
transferred 10 the United States Circuit
Court. This brings a conflict Of jurisdic-
ton between State and Federal Courts IN
regard to revenue cases, and the result Is
waited with great interest in Tennessee.
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RUSSIA.
rnE AMrIn 1N RrssIA.

ST. PErERsRuRa, January 1.-THE Jour
nal De 81. Pelersbtrg says; The Ameer en-.
tered the Russian territory not In conse.
quence OF the success Of the British, but
to invoke the mediation OF Russia. The
Ameer will receive sympathetic hospitali.
ty, but theldea Of mediation Is an illusion,
upon the clearing upoi which will proba-
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nREAK-UP BELOW.
The Ohio ON the Rampage-SmaShIng
River Craft.

ING UHI4 ON aNue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
River Craft.
olxcrNNArl, January ll.-A big break
up Of the river is expected here SOON. The
weather is warm, andit is now showing.
Dispatches from above provethat thefears
ri. n breakup are well founded. The
Ohio Is on the rampage above here, caused
by the heavy rains raising the Kanawha,
Big sandy and Guyandotte rivers, which
bursting their icy fetters, and swelling 1t
to, undue proportions and causing it to
play sad havoc with water craft along its
shores. Anumberof steamers and barges
have already been sunk at Charleston, ".
Va, Cattlsttsburg, Ashland and else.
where, and further destruction Is appre-
hended as the flood descends the river, II
is expected that the raise will reach this
city some time tonight. Our boat owners,
coal men and underwriters are in fever
Of apprehension over the prospect before
thnm
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DIVE novels realize millions to their
publishers. Herbert Spencer lately tesG-
Gel before a parliamentary commission
that he lost 5000 in fifteen years on his
works though during all that time he
lived in the most economical way. It
took him twenty.iour years TO get even
again. Ills books have a larger sale in
America than in Great Britain. Ten years
ago he began to publish his Descriptive
Sociology" On this, perhaps his sgreatest
work, he has thus far spent $4,000, and
got back 5000. He said only those
bought his books who had to buy. them.
lie believed that, il they were asked their
preference, ninty,nine persons out OF every
one hundred would say they would rather
take daily a spoonful OF cod.liver oil than
to read a chapter Of his principles Of
Psychology"
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Rumors have been circulating that the
Chancellor was casting about for power 10
prevent members OF the Reichstag from
using unbecoming expressions, and now
the city is in eommotion by the publica-
ton Of the outline of q bill aiming at a
Federal council. The document bears
date "Friedrichsrupe, December 3d." and
places the power Of punishment Of men,
bers OF the Reichstag in the hands Of a
committeeof two Vice Presidents and ten
members, to meet at the order OF the Pres
ident OF the House, or on motion OF twen-
ty members. The committee would be
authorized 10 intiict penalties, viz:
First-To order member to receive
public reproof before the assembled house.
Second-To oblige the offender TO make
apology before the assembled house.
Third-To exclude deputy from the
reichstag for fixed period. Should this
exclusion extend to the entire term OF the
sesessisn Of the Legislature, the member so
punished may also be liable TO lose the
right of being elected to the reichstag,
and further, an independent motion In
favor OF depriving deputy Of his right OF
election may be brought forward 10 the
house.
II the unbecoming conduct Of which a
member Is pronouncedguilty, involves ac.
ton punishable by common law, the
deputy may be handed over to the judici-
ary authorities simultaneously with the
intiiction OF punishment by the Reichstag.
Reproduction OF a speech or remarks
which called it forth in stenographic re-
port, or any other publication Of them in
the press, may be prohibited, contraven-
ton Of this prohibition to be punishable
with imprisonment Of from three weeks to
three months.
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NEw YoRx, January ll.-Madame An.
derson is in the best OF spirits, and finish.
her 9, 466th quarter milea at hall.past twelve
o'clock. -....- ,-..-
NEW YoRK, January 12.-Madame An.
derson began her 2,60lst quarter mile to.
night and everything indicates that she
will complete her task tomorrow.
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Gencral Trnsns in C.alIforD,a.

San FRANCISCO, January ll.-A general
rain has prevailed all over the Northern
and central portions OF the State to-day,
with a heavy snow in the mountains. The
weather continues fair in the Southern
counties, which, however, received copi-
GUS rain fall at the close OF December.
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A speelal rrIp from no.ton % Chlenrn

A Special Trip from noaton TO Chicago.
NEw YoRE; January IA train Of
eight special palace cars, under the super.
vision Of Samuel Carpenter, General East.
ern Passenger Agent Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, bearing a company Of about 800
persons, started from Boston at $3.50 last
night, en- route for Chicago. The train
was transferred from Harlem TO jersey
City by the steamer Maryland, and tie
party left the latter place about o'clock
this morning with the expectation Of
making q remarkably quick run, the in.
tention being to reach Chicago at an early
hour on Monday morning.
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,.Sa1,s cm,CAeo' January 1.-THE DrOver' Journal
aoes-Receipts 5000 head; shipment,
400 head. All grades l0ai5c lower e6oIcS
heavy g Gus o5i light Sc GOa2 IS; mixed
= t5S tC5STTLE33Reesip,s 1000 hOad; shipments
2S9S q e. head ca Market Market unchanged; shipping
S1EEr-Tcccipts 500 head; shipments 3so
head: Market steady at g 70a3 50. - wv
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TnE "Iiic Of Bishop Cummins," is
promised for January. 1t WILDE a volume
Of several hundred pages, Of octave size,
and contains two portraits and other
illustrations. 1t will be an important
work as giving a history Of the origin and
Development Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church movementof which DR.. Cummins
xasthe first bishop.
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NEW YoRE, january 1.-THE general mar.
ket continues quiet, but some larye transac.
tio1s In staple cotton goods are reported bv
leading agents. Prints In light demand e3.
cept ShirtingS, which arc in request. AGENTS
are receiving fair orders for white goods md
piques. Mems wear woolcns moving slowly.
Foreign goods Quiet. ''e ''VN'y'
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nINh.

PoErsAOrrH, January i2.-commodorc
John Gaest, commandant Of the Ports
mouth Navy Yard, died to-day. The re.
mains are to DO taken to Philadelphia on
tuesday, and the funeral will take place
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Massachusetts city Treasurer DefauIts
for 5000.

GLOUCESTER, January l2.-To escape in
vestigation of his accounts by the Mayor,
Francis Bennett, Treasurer OF this city con.
tesses to defalcation OF $500. Bennett
has held this office for many years, and
has longbeen regarded as a Heading citlzen.
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TnE Senior Senator from West Virginia
has the floor to-day after the morning
hour in tho United States Senate for a
,peech. lie gave way for other business
on Friday last. Itis supposed that he in
tends to ycntilate the Treasury Depart
...SIL
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T0lAln.

ToLEpo, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o,,,o
Ss. %atte MFIGhhIgan Fah!gn.,s s0s amber Michigan spot
spot 0Ghc; February O7XG; No. 4 red
Ole; Western amber 0Sc. Corn-Firm: LiS%
mixed 324c; No. 3, S2}<e; No. 2 white Ssc
9@at6S,-ouieti No. . 22Ka33c. Hogs IS S0a
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"S ~. Next PrRSldcnt-Moutgomery RIair
."'hhS II Must be Grant or TiIden.

, montgomery Blair has written letteEto
,"Se"',oFoIthe ,"@, :! Frefmqn'' JOURNAL COopers.
.oSN' y. lp in which, after reviewing the
course 10y OF American politics, in support Of
, Jus assertion that our party contests have
.s wen struggles for sectional supremacy, he
c,,,ity Those who remained with the Demo.
SsS.'T SSs party when the war came on were
ss.,.i sI democrats. and rendered incstimablo
I;n,Se I;,noe 70 the Union by preventing the al
,SOUN .se q, o. Tue party with the rebellion. or
'"F'' i''aea was the chief, and, having
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A coSNDERAnLE increase in immigra-
ton to America is shown by the figures
giving arrivals at New York during 1878.
The total for the year, 12l, sos, is yet far
short Of those Of n few years ago, but 49,
90 greater than that OF 1877. The dawn
Of better times here and growing depres-
sion in Europe will probably largely in
crease emigration thither the present
raor
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Lost WItl, an Qn:Ranr.l.

HAuPAx, January l2.-A cablesram to.
day reports the total loss Of the barque
GulhLlda, Of New Glasgow, with all on
board, on the Bordeaux. She was on her
EIoSySge IsSn%g e Baltimore Ahn for Bordeaux, grain
tVASut ~ y4.Fg
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Hnd % TelI on Thon,elre..

GRAND RAPIDS, MlcH., January H.
The prisoners in the Barry county jail at
Hastings, set the Jail on fire last night,
hoping TO escape, but the smoke sufiocat.
Ing them they had to give the alarm, and
II was put out. -. -
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ANOTHER rownoAr SUNK,

KASAwHA, January 1L-The towboat
VIM. Z. Ernst sunk In the upper Kanawha
river @ yesterday. The boat was the
property Of A Montgomery < Co., OF Gov.
ington. She was q new boat, and valued
at $4,000. A number Of barges loaded
with coal have been sunk by Ice.
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AItESTowN, January 1.-THE debts Of
the Lehigh Valley Company amount TO
$4,000. A plan is proposed by which
the business debts will be compromised at
fifty cents on the dollar, payable one half
in bonds and the other half in notes Of the
company, in three, four and Ave yeas.
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NEw YoRH, January ll.-Thomas Lord,
whose marriage with Mrs. Hicks year
ago created such sensation, is reported
tonight at the point OF death. He Is about
IS years of age.
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NEwDURa, N. Y, January 1l.-Ice.boats
arc now used for the ferries in this vicini.
ty. They scud along sixty miles an hour,
many people patronizing them for the
novelty OF the iaSt ride.
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, January ll.-A fire now in
progress at lSl and 1888 Second street, A.
Hunt, dealer in spring bed bottoms, will
be a total loss. The building was owned
by J. L. Haven. Loss 5000; loss OH
stock not known.
CINCINNATI, January 1l.-Hunt's loss by
the fire to-day will not exceed $500. In.
sured for 81 800, divided between the Mu.
tual, OF Van Vert, Ohio; Manufacturers
Cincinnati; Firemen's, New York, and
Fidelity, Lancaster. Havens has $1,000 in
the Fire Association Of PHILADELPHIA.
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Tur wholesale grocers OF Philadelphia
congratulate themselves that there wasnot
single failure in their trade, in that city,
dnrinv 1873.
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BY depend The continuation Of bis jour
FRANCE.
PARpoS roR rnr conNrsrsrs.

PARIS, January 1.-THE Government
proposes to pardon all Of the communists,
except 400 ol the ring. g.leadets. . ~
At q meeting Of the Delegates OF tho
Lett n. Duioufe, President Of the Minis
try, favored intrlstlng the great military
publics,
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NASHVILLE, January l1.-Jas. B. John
son, raiser OF bloodcd stock near Spring
Hill, to-day surrendered his stock and
realty to Atha Thomas for the benefit Of
his creditors. Johnson claims his real es-
tate and stock TO be worth $4,000, while
he owes but $4,000.
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PAtrolanrn Mn.,...

PrrrsSuRoH, January H. Pr1Eo1xrx
Steady; crude 81 Is at Parker's for immediate
shipment; 'sP refined s%c, for Philadelphia de.
II iSSDos, January ll.-prrno1ruu-Refnea
Gsrvrap, January ll.-prrnOlrpx-22xt
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CtScINsA5L January II. = Hoos-Demand
good at full prices; common e 4Oa2 Is: lirbt
ISa2 95i packing q 05a3 10; butchen'
~ y las dS 20. Receipts 6,s0O head; shipments
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, January 11.-Bullion gone into
the Bank Of England on balance to-day,
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CHARLES u E. DWIGHT,
..5., u PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

q psepased to make creipl and eompl..a
91aiysea ms q Iron Ores, LimestOnes, Minera
LA5SSltoRt, Goa, 2iru AID ou.rInr sr...
W WHEELING, w, VA.
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Thus in three years one.seventh Of the
railway mileage Of the country has passed
through bankruptcy. In the same time
receivers were appointed for lO7 roads,
h'S'nSatotal mileage OF 1859, and repre-.
FnNnS $606iO,OOO invested capital. Sew.
enly'sl1 roads remained, at the close oil
1919, in receivers hands, the same repre-.
S"A'lnE S,5% miles and $4,000, 900 Of
nominal capital. The losses indicated in
'"'s exhibit have fallen, in thousands Of
cases, on people ill.prcpared TO bear them,
VINO have been tempted by high rates Of
interest to invest their savings in the
ponds OF wildcat roads. The day Of rail.
way imitation has passed, never to return
IN This Hronntry. The future will reap ben.
@ cut from tho wild sowings OF the past. But
.nete is little consolation in the thought
70 Ihe people Of to-day who have ruined
themselves in furnishing seed.
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MONTREAL, January l1.-Hull who fed
with sSo,OOOin bonds belonging to Field &
James, Of New York, has paid amount to
firm and been released.
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GERMANY,
rHE DIscTpLlNr BTLL.

BERLIN, January 1.-THE bill on the
subject Of Parliamentary discipline Is
pretty generally condemned by the Lib.
eral and Moderate press Of the city. The
interior Conservative organs are reticent.
The National Zeittng has an article which,
for that paper, is almost ierocious. It says,
ironically, that the fault Of the measure Is
that It does not go far enough. 1t would
have been more honest and bitter to pro.
pose complete abolition OF Parlia-
ment and the substitution of dictator, a
free legislature, and such laws as are ire
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1,rr Jackson is the license candidate
,or Mayor in Parkersburg, The issue is
licouse or no license.
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Tolal...,.,-..ll5,74 s2,5II627 Sl,95S s2,O76, 81
This increase in the exports Of hardware
is but a specimen Of what is going forward
inawiie range Of other articles, indicating
that thcpcriod OF our trade depression has
become the occasion for the extension Of
the foreign demand for our manufactures.
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TnE following shows the exports Of
hardware and cutlery from New York
during the past two years:
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l.bOO NEN pIscnAnnrn.

The Wcardale Iron and Coal Company
discharged fifteen hundred men Saturday,
because Of depression in trade. All the
railway guards ut Leeds have resumed
work.
A dispatch from Calcutta says General
Stewards forces have marched through
Cand ihnr.
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Tremendous Weather on the Other side
ofIhe Atlantic.

LoSDoS, January lo.-Thore has been
but little abatement Of the storm during the
past twenty-fourhours. In fact, 1t is very
hard to tell whether 1t has increased OF
not 50 numerous are tho reports coming
in, all stating that the gales continue. To.
days report from Aberdeen says that tho
snow began to fall ut midnight, and has
continued ever since. At short intervals
fierce southeasterly gales spring up, which
THREATEN TO DEMoLlsH EVERY THING
that lies in the way. The sea Is tremen.
dously. high along the coast, and there Is
q growing fear that many disasters will be
found to have occurred after the tempest
subsidies. There Is total SUSPENSION OF
communication by rail between Aberdeen
and the North, on account OF the heavy
snow.dritts piled up by tho fierce winds.
At Dundee there have been very heavy
snow and sleet showers, accompanied by q
strong south.easterly gale. The snow.
drifts are the largest that have been seen
In many years. Communication has been
entirely cut off between the mainline and
Lewis. The rough seas together with the
heavy gales and binding snow, render Ii
impossible for the boats to run.
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LONDON, January PA correspondent
at Berlin says 1t Is reported that Germany
has formally complained at Vienna in re.
gard to the tone af the comments OF the
Austrian press on the ReichStag discipline