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FRANCE


Pans, February Paul De Cassagnac,
whose election was invalidated by the
Chamber OF Deputies, has been reelected
by majority Of 600.
PARIS, February 2.-The candidates Of
the Left were unopposed In seven out Of
twelve supplementary elections held to,
day for deputies.
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N-Is q
TAM
ll1MAT2

RoNE, February 1.-The Italian Cham.
her Of Deputies yesterday discussed the
estimate for foreign affair'ta :seilltate an
Italian sSpadltloh 70 Central Africa, d
diplomatic agent to:be sent 70 shoa, Abys.
slnia, and a Consulate to be Established ct
zelia, Q sea port near the iFoutietii .ill ii
Yiseount rsnoStac condemned the italian
4rredenta agitation, aud urged the Govern.
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NEWPORT, February 1.-The walking
match between Florence Mahoney and
William Carroll, which began at ILLS
Thursday morning, was concluded at 1l:l5
tonight. Carroll walked 100 miles, and
Mahoney 107 miles.
+ BROOKLYN, February 1.-The seventy.
five hour pedestrian match between Coll.
yer and Goodwin, was won by the latter.
Goodwin, PIG; Collyer, l69. The pedes.
trian fever is raging here. Nearly dozen
women are announced to walk. Two are
trying to outdo Madame Anderson.
WAsulxeroS, February l.-Professor
Washington finished his 400-mie walk to.
night in 1911 hours. May Marshall, at
midnight, was walking her l,l67th quar-.
ter mile.
NEw York, February l.-Messrs. Bartel,
Belden and Van Ness are still at their
long walk. Each was in good condition
tonight.
New York, February lit is rumored
that grand pedestrian exhibition will
take place in the Brooklin Rink during
March and April in which prizes to the
value OF $4,000 will be given. Among
other competitions for both sexes there
will be one to walk 1900 quarter miles in
1000 quarters hours, one to walk $500
quarter mile in $500 quarters hours, one
to walk 1000 miles in 500 hours and. one
for the greatest distance covered in sixty
days.
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senator ChristIaaey.

DETROIT, February LA telegram from
Lansing, states that Senator ohristiancy
arrived there last night, and called on
Governor Croswell to-day, hut did not
tender his resignation, and Is still in doubt
whether he will accept the Peruvian mis-
sion or not. He will not do SO unless he
can arrange his business at lansing salts.
factorily.
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NASHVILLE, February 2.-George E
scalley, who robbed the Adams Express
Company Of $4,000 in March, 1876, and
who subsequently escaped from Jail, re,
turned here to-day and gave himself up
He Is now in Jail awaiting trial.
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NEw YcRK, February H. Cotton goods
steady and firm, wltha tendency to higher
figures, Maneiues and crochet quilts, pIques,
plain and fancy white goods In fais request.
Prtnt cloths Inactive but prices firm. Wide
ps1nn in Sood request, Kentucky jeans ir-
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Heavy Robbery NJ smItbtovp. W. "a.

FAlRNoSr, W. Va, February l.-wil.
son & Hutchlnson's store, at Smithtown,
eight miles from this place, was robbed Of
goods and money last night to the amount
Of $500. There is no clue to the robbers,
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THE most popular aud irsgFsRt Perfume Of
BocEtas, 6dd Fellows Hall; q. 4, DwIsbat''
2tih and Chapline streets Iaughlin Bros. 4
Gu Wheeling and HpGbandS & 1nSkeep, Bell,
AiFt JTa
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MOROCCO.


GInRAL7ER, February 2.-1t is feared
that before next year half the inhabitants
OF the southern provinces Of Morocco will
have perished by starvation and disease
on account Of the scarcity caused By last
years drought.
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FIRE RECORD.
SCHOOL nr,tIb,Sd n,,psrn Irsr1,

ST. PAUL, February IA large building
connected with the reform schools 80
miles from here, burned late tonight.
The fire caught from the heating apparatus
and the building was wholly DESTROYED:
Total loss $4,000. INSURANCE 5000.
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American Cattle Excluded from Canada.
oTrAwG, CANADA, February 2.-The gov.
ernment has passed an order in Council
bprohibiting the importation OF American
cattle into Canada,
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Throe nro,hr,ss nrn,rnc,I

LOUISVILLE, Ky.,. February e.-Three
brothers, Herman, Frederick and Arthur
Heinrich, were drowned in the Ohio
river this afternoon by the overturning Of
skitt.
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ClncinnntI uo1r yTnrIre,..

clSctsNArI, February Ill Hoas = Active
firm and higher; common e I6a3 20; .llgh
g 45aS ": packing . e5aS 50; butcher 81 s.
q go Receipts l,t6a bead shipments So
hssd
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RRgrsEs TO RrrAtN orrrcR.

PARIS, February 2.-All endeavors to
induce Dufaure TO retain his office have
failed. President Greyy has entrusted
Waddington with the task OF forming 4
new Cabinet. The Rberte states that Du.
taure In letter, in which he informed
Grevy OF his resolution 10 retire., pointed
to his advanced age and political views,
and urged. that his withdrawal would IA.
cilitate the solution Of numerous pending
questions.
PARIS, February l.-Itis believed Du.
faure will yield TO the urgent request Of
President GreVy and the Republican Sen.
ators and Deputies, and retain the Pre-.
miership.
In Thursdays ballot for President, Gam.
beta received five votes, and l. L'Admirault,
C'Aumale aud Gallifet one each. Baron
Haussmann was among the first to con.
gratulate Grevy, who assured him the
Bonapartists could rely upon his sense Of
justice and impartiality;
lie Temps announces that Duiaure de.
clared In the Cabinet to-day, his irreyoca.
BILE resolution to resign the Presidency OF
the Council.
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LouISyILLR, February 2.-Weather clear
and warm. River II feet6 inches and ris.
ing. Arrived: Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
Departed; ], w. CAT, Memphis. Fl
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BARSEsyILLE, February l.-Frank W.
Hunt, tailor aged forty, died suddenly
this morning, OF heart disease.
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Later Reports Of Alleged Importation
ofAmeriCan Cattle Disease.
The Glasgow Bank Directors Great Indlu.
nation Over Their Light Punlshment
Dufaure Expected to Retain the
French Premiership.
POpe's NuncIo at Paris Advised on Friend,
Relations with the New President
General unsasIusss on the Subject Of ths
Russian Plague:
ENGLAND.


LONDON, February 2.-The Theatre
Royal, originally costing Sl5o,OO0, was
destroyed by fire this morning. No lives
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nent to restablish aud maintain good re.
lations with Austria.
The PontlGcal Secretary OF State has
sent a dispatch to the Pope's nunrio, at
Paris, enjoining the maintenance Of friend.
ly relations with the new President, and
instructions are to be sent to the French
Bishops TO repress the hostile demonstra.
tionson the part Of the clergy,
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


PrTrsBuReH, February L. PEraoIEux =
Quiet; crude at 81 1sl< at Parker's for shin.
mcnt; refined 97tc for Philadelphia delivery.
0IL Cry, February market opened
with sales at 07I5c, declined to 90Xc, ad.
vanCcd to 909Sc, closing at 9SXc bid, Shin.
ments 2, goo barrels, averaging $4,000 Trans.
actions 225000 barrels.
I-oSpoS, February l.-PErRoLEuM-Refined
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turned the name Of The creditor shall be-

turned tne name ot the creditor snail be
made public.
A number Of creditors are threatening
10 Dring suit for the amounts OF their
claims The Archbishop Is O trustee Of
all the property OF the Catholic Church In
this diocese. II Is claimed by these cred.
itors that they can sue aud get an attach.
ment against any OF this property which
Is not already enCumbered beyond It's
value by debts. On the other hand the
friends OF the Archbishop claim that prop.
erty. which has been conveyed to trus.
tee In the manner in which the Catholic
Church property has been conveyed TO
the Archbishop Is not liable for the debts
OF such trustee. This belief Is based upon
9 g decision once rendered by Chief Justice
fancy: II is even held BY some that the
title Of the Archbishop to what Is termed
diocesan property stlch as was recently
conveyed to his trustees not sufficiently
perfect to render Il tliable for his debts.
However this may be, the bringing OF
suits Is to be deprecated. It would delay
or prevent the conveying OF more pro-
perty to the Trustees as security for the ad.
ditional bonds which will now have to be
issued II the bond plan Is still to be ad.
hered to. For such suits to be brought
wonld be an injustice to the mass OF
creditors and they, as well as the Arch.
bishop and his friends, very much desire
that no such action may be taken.
AT TUE CATHEDRAL RESIDENCE
The hope Is still strong that the debt can
be so provided for that all the creditors
will receive the full amounts due them.
The fact that none OF the money has been
put 10 an unworthy use is relied upon to
retain the confidence OF the creditors.
It Is stated that the Archbishop, dur.
ing all the years he has administer.
ed the affairs OF the Diocese, allowed
no personal interest to intrude, and made
no provision for himself after he should
leave that office. The consequence Is that
II his resignation were accepted to.mor.
row, he would be left without any income
or property. Father Edward, It Is also
stated, has no property. The present cri- |
sis In their affairs has been brought on
largely by circumstances over which thew
had no control, and they and their i'm. |
mediate friends have confidence enough
in their creditors TO believe that they Will |
not be seriously hlndered In the matter OF
providing for the debt by hasty or uncall.
ed forproceedings.
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Four Per Cent sales ia january.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The follow
ing fgures'giv the the daily sales Of four
per cent bonds during the month of Jan,
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II 81, short q SIX.
GoyERHMENfs-Steady.
United states o Of 1851, coupons
ktEe.IWentits le11l
TwehtioA \.
New ttves lexsCOuponS) .... .a....,...
New -Four and half ,....lt6
NSN touIt
Ten.Portie! (eI'lnteIelt cOupouA
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
RAILROAD BoHDs-Firm. .......r
SrOCKs-The market was dull and alter.
nately weak aud strong through the day. At
the opening prices advanced kak per cent,
but soon declined lEa2. Duringih tho afternoon
there was o recovery Of AalX per cent, fOl.
lowed by q reaction Of HalI y per cent. aud at
the close by recovery Of Hak per cent.
The principal activity was In Northwestern,
st. Paul, Lake Shore, Erie, and Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
$500 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
1900 preferred, 1900 ST. Paul common.
|, 800 preferred, 10000 Iackawanna, Il,OOO
New Jersey Central, 1900 Michigan Central,
600 Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4 In.
dianapolis, 2,0U0 Ohio & Mississippi, G,O0O
Western Union, $500 Pacific Mail, and 400
St Louis, Kansas City d Northern.
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TWENTY THOUSAND pocxsL sLABoRERs OUT OF
WORK.
LONDON, February 2.-The Times states
that ten thousand dock laborers are on a
strike in Liverpool. Ten thousand more
are out Of work in consequence Of the
slackness OF trade,
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forR FER CENT LOAS,
Subscriptions to the four per cent loan
since Yesterdays report 81 ,G0l 800.
ANOTHER CALL OF bonds.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has made
smother call for the redemption Of S20,-
O0ON fvetwenty bonds, Consols of 81,
Unequal proportions registered aHd COu.
ION bends. Interest will cease May !.
INCREASE Ix TIE TREASURY.
The ne. increase OF coin in tho Treas.
1g, tor January, is 500, ,742. Coin Obli-
glliOns pail during tho mouth, So, 49,
SlG including $l,57l,795 in United States
notes, redeemed in coin.
They DON'r WANT GOLD.
The people who have dealings with tho
Treasury still show a decided preference
torshc g!Fenbarks. Nearly $4,000, 900 OF
Interest became payable to-day in gold,
but everybody took grcenbacks except a
lew, AMI ihoso mostly women. During
The entire month OF January only 81 ,57l..
20 have been paid ont in coin for the re-
Iempton legal tenders, and this is only
aoGal one'tlnri OF the amount Of coin
EllcA has lowed into the Treasury in the
ONlaaFy payment Of Customs duties.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT.
The general plan Of Improvement OF
iSEeE m,EeE water navigation OF tie Mississippi
MSer, below the mouth Of the Ohio, con-
templates low width of $500 feet by means
o. dykes Of brush, &c, and where the
I'd oil the river is found too hard to be
HOE9 away hytlIc river current, dredging,
addition iOa reduction OF width will
S nsortSl to.
congress will be asked ior an Appropri-
S S,oa o. %900O0 ior the improvement Of
FUN Island Reach.
DEBT DECREASE.
Iae debt statement TODAY shows a larp-
q %aeSfcaSe in the debt for January than
!ae treasury officials had anticipated, but
aey DO not hope for further reductions il
gRtopFaions are made 10 liquidate the
~ tSsqs GS, under Il the new pension Bill. Over
S:3SOV0CO Of coin obligations were set
G% W. ~ y Inc t.i Treasury in January, but there
Saeally $'O,O)O more coin In tho vaults
Rs,ta sSa lhe first day oi resumption. But a
..SelE Avs eyer million aud half has been
,4'su Saa. '0f IN the process OF resumption. To
ss .ss' sac!l 4 small demand az this over
S.S.I SaS hundred millions OF dollars IN gold
N 5ii'eyten deposited in New York. Officials
sn5,,II !, 5S,,ISIao,TIedgc that they overrated the
'D''uo' o' gold that would be called for.
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ArshbI.hop furctli's r az AaaIrslo,ser 4 j Nil il
lion Of Debt.

CIEcINNATF February IA reporter,
with u view Of getting as near rs possible
at the amount already : audited, made some
inquiries at the Office Of the Trustees IS to
the estimated amount Of the claims already
presented. No definite answer was given
him by the officials, but it was frankly adj
mittcd that tho amount exceeds Sl,Q00,0OO.
To be added to this amount, which is
probably as modest IN estimate as could
be made, arp the claims which have NOT
yet been presented, and the item Of In
tercst. s.A ,,,,.
These figures show c6nclusiyely that the
debt far exceeds the value Of the property
which hss been conveyed by the Arch.
bishop TO the trust0ss, and that tho secur.
ity,will haSc:to bel increased accordingly,
or tho plan of providing for the debt by
tie issuing Of secured bonds will have Ia
be abandoned; y3E5SA (5S.s
FsELiN6 AMONG THE- cEEDGTaRs
During the past week much impatience
has baen exhibited by some Of the credi
tors. With many Of them the amounts o.
their claims represent the savings OF years
They have lived with,thCir tamiliesi in dark
crowded rooms and pponthe plainest fare
in order 10 iRy ttip Something against {
rainy day. 1t would be impossible thai
men should not feel great alarm In the
present crisis in regard TO their cleims, r
it's ststp1that in pfcw cases cEcditoEs
WHO are we'll 81, and 6oull lose tho whole
amount Of their claims and NOT ieel Il
havc also become alarmed, and arc show
| Inc a bad disposition. During the pas
week a creditor, whoi Is worth So, 900 o.
Sc, 900, annoyed Father Edward so much
| Ia regard to q small amount that was du'
lilim, tbqttb9t digpitRry finally took of hi
watcb and handed Il 70 the creditor II
paylaent OF the obligation. Some OF Fa
\ thSr Rlwara's friends sre exceeding
| liyindtgnant At his being thus annoyed b!
those 50 little In need Of his money, AMI
they promise that II the watch Is not re
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new York money ana siocAn.

NEw YoRk, February l.-MoNEY-E Easy, at
2lfaS per cent Prime mercantile paper 3a4 Y
per cent sterllng Exchange quiet; long
" y, short u SIX.
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T0leao.

Az ASSFSsESaIE SsSI February l.-PErHoLEuN-Re'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
n TaE DAMY ISTEtLI0ENcER.
GENERAL NEWS.
1he Southern Claims Debate in
the House.
Tho Army Organization Bill.
Congressman HuntOn, of Virginia,
Indicted.
1WiIIIOn Of Debt Weighs Down Arch
bishop Purcell.
Financial Affairs Of His Diocese Be-
coming Critical.
WASHINGTON.
nnL.r rnE NEw YoNK XoNINArIoXs.

Gen. Eppa llnnton, of Virginia, whose
irSictncnt on the ground Of sending
challenge to Columbus Alexander in July
I,s i now being considered by the Grand
inv said tonight that lie would not be
sHr6riseI il the Indictment should be
6unJ lie does not, however, anticipate
sDy trouble thcreirom. 1t is rumored to.
ri sight that Capt Sheppard, the principal
Wines in the case, has left the city.
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Csc. Q CANNON and Brigham
Young, Jr, have resigned their posi-
TONS as editors Of the Deseret Ns,rs,
published at Salt Lake city by the
Mormon Chuch Things are evident
~ getting TOO not for some of the
leaders of the Church Of Latter Day
Saints.
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a LETTER written by one of the as
sistanls Of Nordenskjold, who has dis
covered the northeast passage, gives
an interesting account Of the Tshade,
a peculiar race inhabiting the north
east part Of Siberia. They look very
much like Greenlanders; are small.
bat alert; have brownish yellow
skin, with coal black eyes and hair,
and sinsuarly joyless and almost
frozen expression of face. They live
in tents, dress in seal skins, and Ii, e
on seal flesh. The women are tattooed
in tie face. A dictionary of their
language has been made, comprising
about three hundred words. 1t is said
it will prove of great value to lin
gusts, as the tongues Of the polar
race have heretofore been as great a
puzzle to philologists as those of the
negroes Of tropical Africa. The dis
rovery of the lucky Russi naviga
tor may yet Prov to be of great i'm
portance to the world.
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LARGE namhcrs Of cases OF yellow
fever are being constantly reported
at Memphis, and there is considerable
alarm A great many colored people
have taken the dreaded disease, aud
the race is getting very uneasy.
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TwEAry Thousand dozen eggs were
brought to Eureka by Norm ii teams
during twenty-three days last month.
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4 ONE tlmnsand dollar nugget was
picked mp in Silver creek, near ASH
land, Orcgpa. few days ago.
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ALSO A FULL LINE OF
DRY GOODS, CRoCKERY WARE, GLASSWARE
BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES, HARNESS, WAGONS, &C.
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PROF. CI.AyTON'S OPINIONS ON
QUARTZ MINES.

The following essay, written by Prof
j. i. Clayton, and published in Tie New
York Bullion, should be closely studied
by quartz miners and prospcctors, who
will find IL a piece of valuable informa-
tion:
*sChimneys and striations," and the
Relation or the Eruptiye Rocks to
Ore Deposits.
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Oyster, per box, "A
Ginger Snap, 50 ........................l i.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

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ance Company No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRT-GFNERAL TERM-Adouned until the
first Monday 0f December.
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Calendar called at IL m.Case No 4O-ThOrnton et a.
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Parts il and lI1-AdiOdfned for the term
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PAET IL Adjourned for the term.
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1896. 1905, 36O9 1916 1881, 5i26. 36l2
CENTRAL ONsPAET lGidersieeve. 1.-THE People art
BENJAMIN WitkOskv grand larceny tc0niinGeil John f.
Moore robbery James Murphy. Joseph Bruman. Joseph
Moran Henry Carleton. BURGLARY otto POppe grand lar
John Cavanagh larcenv from the william H.
Miller. forgery Michael Gallagher false pretences john
Jones Joseph bowman, felonous assault and battery.
PART u-Cowng THE People agt. John steinburger,
eonous assault ana battery Thomas Leonard, Frank Pet
Joseph Young burglary William Green. grand larceny
Daniel Flynn. stephen Warren. Moses Levy, robbery