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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-15

WEST ALEXANDER, fA'Y JAN. It,
Communion will be held at the Presby'
terian Church on Sabbath next. Rev. W,
II. Lester will be assisted by Rev. ]. l.,
Reed, OF Independence, Washington coun'
ty, Pa.
We are sorry to learn Of the illness oI
Samuel. Buchanan, OF Liberty township
Ohio county, W. Va. He is now lying in
a critical condition with typhoid fever.
One day last week DR.. NJ. R. Boyd, ol
Cameron, formerly student otDr II. Dav
idson, of this place, paid our town a fly
ing visit. He did not give the boys time tc
see him. Come again Doctor; there were
many who inquired about you.
Mrs. W. Davis and daughter, Of Ohio
arc visiting at Porter Bros. and other rela
tives near this place.
Mrs. Jennie McConaughy, of this place
who has been visiting relatives at Cincin
natl, arrived this evening.
A young lady residing at Byress, 7
Yates, Ohio County, W. Va, while shell
ing corn in corn.sheller had ilnge
crushed and badly lacerated one day las
week. DR.. Reed was called upon TO attent
tho patient.
Tie sIeighing ghereis is good-never bette
for several years, and at present NOR
snow Is falling.
Some wool has changed hands within
the last ten days, but not enough has beer
bought by one person to reach the amoun
stated In your city evening paper.
That car load Of extrs hogs did not pas
this way. There was oar OF nike
animals passed west this morning.
BrowIlees & Kimmins are pureh4sin
some nice hogs qt present. They will g
East.
Rev. W. NJ. Colmau Is absent this wee
visiting relatives at Pittsburgh. He will re
turn on Saturday next.
We learn that q lodge Of Odd Fellow
will shortly be organized in this place. !
room has been secured for same: :,
Hunters from West Virginia had bette
not come this way for game as the time 70
killing rabbits, pheasants, quail, &c., 81
pires to-day. Heavy penalties for KILN
c. having in possession the same will b
Tia IS IrSondssyOps for "tramps" Is tunn.
Noe, ". +. 4 B. Railroad, in daylight, 4
night they take possession pt the publ
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MAucH CHUNK, Pa, January 1.-THE
drop has just fallen, and it is thought that
the necks of Sharpe and Mcdonnell have
been broken. A telegraphfc reprieye has
just arrived, but about one minute too
late.
HARRIsDUEa, January 14.-Goy. Har.
tranft, who returned from Washington
early this morning, finally agreed to ex.
tend the time for the execution Of Sharpe
and Mcdonnell to the Goth inst, but news
OF the execution jp answer to his tele.
graph rcprieve put IN end TO further ef.
forts to save the men. No hopes were
entertained for final pardon, and the
Governor would only grant reprieye fol
few days. The Governor didn't reach
his Office till a quarter before ten O'Clock
this morning. After hearing the attor
ney's plea for respite, he decided about
II 80 to grant 1t. A telegram was ther
written and was filed ut the telegraph office
at l0:35 and sent at 1896.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, January l4.-When
the Governors reprieve arrived at the
jail this morning, at the scene, intense
excitement occurred, but although the
culprits had only been hanging a few mo.
ments, there was no movement toward
cutting them down. The telegraph mes
senger reached the jail door before the dror
fell, but no heed was taken Of his knock.
ing and ringing. The wife of one OF the
culprits having previously been extremely
violent outside. .........
When the drop fell the knocking and
ringing continued, and the Sheriff sent ou
man TO arrest the parties whom he i'm
agined to be creating a disturbance. L
was then found to be a telegraph messen
per with ropripYe. A brother OF Melon
nell, who had been kneeling by the scaf
fold, arose and excitedly charged thu
Sheriff and bystanders with the murder o
his brother. The excitement spread ant
the Sheriff appealed to one Of the priests
who exonerat6d him from blame.
Amidst this Excitement, reproaehes O
the maddencd brother OF Mcdonnell anC
wailings OF the bereaved families outside
the eulprits seemed to have been forgot
ten, and they remained hanging for thirt!
minutes after the drop foil, There Is nj
reasonable doubt, however, that they wer
both dead when the reprieve came. AL
ter tho bodies were cut down they wer
placed In collins and given 10 their fami
lies, whose cries could be heard for severa
blocks, adding greatly to the prevailin
excitement.
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CHICAGO, January 1.-THE military
Court of Inquiry into Major Reno's con,
duct at the Custer massacre resumed its
session this morning. Major Reno ap
peared in full uniform accompanied by hil
counsel, Lyman D. Gilbert, OF Harrisburg
Pa. It was decided that the Recorder Of
the Court should first bring his allegations
and present the case, to be followed by the
accused with rebutting testimony. This
is a reverse Of the order which Major Reno
desired should be observed.
The first witness called was Edwin Ma.
guire, Of the Engineering Corps, who was
on the ground tho day succeeding the mas
the topography Of the scene.
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BARSEsviLLE, o., January II, 1870.
Editors IntellIEeueer.
The beautiful snow which has fallen
every day almost for two or three weeks
has made travel much more pleasant, and
farmers are coming to town by the scores
delivering their tobacco and other farm
products, which has put some new liis
into business, This has been o very "a
Vorabie winter for delivering tobacco, the
bulk of the crop being already delivered,
a circumstance which has not happened
before in years, and the result is the tying
houses are running to their full capacity,
giving employment to upwards OF one
hundred men, women and boys, thereby
alleviating much suffering, which other.
wise would naturally be. Altogether, the
snow Is really great blessing to us.
COAL STRIKE ENDED. g .aH
Contrary to all expectations, the hand.
inl OF coal miners came of conquerers and
went to work last Friday at an advance OF
one and q half cents per bushel, thereby
advancing the price OF coal to 7c per
bushel. Considerable indignation Is man.
ifested among our citizens over the result
as the majority OF the consumers are Ia.
boring men, and who, as q whole, do not
make near as good wages as the miners,
and even some go as far as to
assert that the owners OF the mines
are in with the strikers, for, as they
say, coal was only cents before the
strike and now it Is cents, the miners in
the meantime only getting a half cent
raise, and the other half cent goes TO the
proprietors, which, on the face OF II, looks
rather suspicious. In conversation with
one of our coal men, he said they ''put on
the extra half cent to make up for bad
sales as much as to say they did not have
any bad accounts before the strike. II
strikes me they will haveto give more sub.
stantial reasons than the above before
clearing themselves in the eyes Of this
community,
Notwithstanding the extreme cold
weather some days since, the fruit crop on
a whole is not materially injured. The
snow affords an excellent cover for the
strawberries, and unless we should have
another cold snap without snow Barnes.
vile will have her usual crop OF this lns-
cious fruit, and maintain her reputation Of
raising the finest strawberries in Eastern
Ohio.
The contract for steam heating for the
new school.house has at last been awarded
to Messrs. Kelley & Jones, OF Pittsburgh,
for $500.
Mrs, Lizzie Heed is seriously i'll with
puerperal fever, with little hopes OF re-
covery. sr.. yNT1 .-,
Jessie Junking, Jacob Barnes, Joseph
Watt, Joseph Smith and Mr.. Ellis, five OF
our oldest citizens, are confined to their
beds by sickness.
The little child Of Thomas Shankland,
who was so badly burned. about week
since, died on Sunday, after intense suffer.
ing. Roxy.
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VOLUME xvii NUMBER l99.
:ommon yellow 0Na7v. Ries, CarOIlna ehoIc,

common yellow 9Aa7v. Rice, Carolina choIe
IHc, New Orleans prime 7a7<c.
uANE-VeniSon, l2Hal0c per ID; rabbits ant
squirrels, l0c each.
GRAIS-Tle grain trade Is quiet and dull
Receipts continue light, owing 70 the bad con
dition OF the country roads. Our auotatIonl
are the same rs last week, viz Wheat, VI
quote medium at s0aS5C por buShel; Corn
S6a4Oc; Oats, 25c; Rye, 4Oa4bc.
HAr-RenialnSaulet and weak baled, 80 q
Al0 90; loose, 81 60as 90 per ton,
Ho0s-2Ne per lb., In prime packing lots.
=, NMLS-Ihe following are the card rates
Nails Brads and Fencing, 10 to T0d q Is, 81
and 0d = 40 Gdand 7d$2 IS, 4dand 6d$290, Sd
", "a ! 60. Barrel, Ninch 80 IS x inch
~ -, Inch Ae5, l%ineh 8 e0iN inch q 65,
s. Is, TX inch % Is, tx inch 81 10. j Z to iV
inch sii5, . inch 8 g. 2S Inch Is IS, 3 IncI, 4,
and over s 40 Casing and Box, l0d 10 Sol,
81 9o Sd s. 16.Gd s. n, "a l26 Sd $4aS, Fine
Blued, ID s. 90, Sd 81 is "a IS 90. Lining. X
In. $385, Kin. IS Is. Tobacco hid, l0d 50 50,
ID :? 10, Gd and I'd s. l5 Clinch, all sizes IS eO'
Cut Spikes, all sizes g 40 Boat Spikes, q 90.
slating, 6d s. 10, 4d $3 10, Sd Il %, % IS is.
PARsSIPs-Per barrel, 81 60
FOFAToRS-II good demand, and higher.
Wequote peaclblowsRt S0ca$l 90 per bushel
Sweet potatoes, & 90 per barrel.
PouLTRY-The market Is dull and prices
are wGak and in buyers favor. we quote
chickens, live 81 46al Is per dozen, and
dressed 7aSc per ID; turkeys Sa10c per ID
dressed geese, % per lb dreSedI ducks, eal0c
per lb dressed.
PRoyBloSs-The market Is without any
general features Of interest, there being no
pressure tosell and notmuch change in figures.
Following are the current rates: Mes Pork
Family 50 co. clear $3.50. Bacon-HamH un.
SC; plain shoulders 4c; sugar
cured do &c; clear sides at SIC; breakfast
bacon Hc; fresh sausage, 10 /; Bologna sausage,
DC. Dried BEETLE. Lard Fancy city, 10 In
tterccs; In barrels IKE; Y barrels, Nc; In
~ Ib' pals 7Xc; In 10 lb, pals SIC.
RGGs-lNc per pound.
Timothy seed, 81 SOal 10 per bushel
clover, s. O0a5 80.
sAIT.Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 20; Pstts.
TALLow-5Na6c for country.
ToBACco-Navies, 55SGOc; 6Sa1Oc,
TraSEPs-Per hushel, 40c.
YlNEGAR-Per barrel, IS 60a0 90.
WOoL-Quotcd at SOC for choice washed,
and oRe-thiNl OF for unwaShed. Market dull,
WHEELING sr00IEs-PeF 1000, $40 60alI So
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RAILROAD DIreetornIElseted.

sr. LOUIS, January 1.-THE annual
meeting OF the st. Louis, vandalia and
Terre Haute Railroad Company was held
to-day, at which report Of the operations
for the past year was presented and a new
Board Of Directors elected, composed Of
the following gentlemen: Thos. D,
Messler and VIM. Thaw, Of Pittsburg;
Thos. A. Scott, Philadelphia; W. K. Nc.
Keen, Terre Haute; R. L. Dulancey, w.
Smith, A. S, Henry, Chas. H. Seybt and
], S. Peess, all Of Illinois. The Board was
subsequently organized by re.electinp
Thos. D. Messler President, W. H. Barnes
Treasurer, and w. Blank Secretary,
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PHLApEtPHrG, January 14.-Flour-Firm:
nesota family q 25a4 80; high grades 90 Ooa
50. Wheat-Weak; No. 9 red 81 0S; amber
81 o7; white 81 0S; No. 2 Chicago 9la9ic.
Corn--Dull steamer 42Hc; yellow 4SNc !:
mixed axe, oats-Dull and frnl: white
western S0aSlC; mixed western 2sa29c. Rye
Easier; western SIC. Provisions = Easier
Mess Pork-$0 90. Beet-India mes $i9 co.
Hams-Smoked sa9c; picked 59<a8lc; green
6Na5Nc, Lard-WCak; prime steam 3Ea4c.
Butter-Dull; New York State and Bradford
county, Pa, extras 2la2Sc; Western Reserve
l2al9c. ERgs-NominAlly unchanged. Cheese
Dull, western SNaSHc Petroleuni-Q Quiet:
refined Sc; crude74aSc. Whisky-Quiet but
firm; western at 81 co.
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RAGING FIRE IN NEW YORK.
Pacific Bank and several stores ii
Flames.


Pacific Bank and several stores In
Flames.
New YoRK, January IA fire broke
out about ten o'clock this eyenieg in the
large building on the north side of G rand
street extending from Broadway to Crosby
street, occupied on the lower floors by
Howard, Sanger & Co., notions, and on
the upper by Nuremberg, Kraus & Co.,
clothing. The entire building is in flames.
The fire is still burning fercely. There is
no hope OF saving any oft, but the flames
have not extended to any other stores.
The fire is now spreading rapidly. The
whole block is in danger. Two other
buildings are burning. Fears are enter
tained that tho flames will spread to the
south side OF Grand street. All the avail.
able engines and tiremen from Harlem to
Brooklyn are ut work. The Pacific Bank
and Levy Bros store are burning.
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THR PRENCII ClIAMnnRa.

VERSAILLES, January 1.-THE Cham.
bers reassembled to-day. The Deputies
reelected NJ. Grevy as President almost
unanimously. Three Of the Vice Presi-
dents elected are Republicans and one is a
Conservative, II is said that the Right in.
tend to fellow the policy OF abstention in
all important internal questions. The
Senate will elect President tomorrow,
The Left have nominated NJ. Mattel against
Due De Audiiret PaSquIaF,
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The Democratic Committee regarded the
4ta.ton 50 critical yesterday after the ap-
plaace Of Major Jin's card as IN indie.
lsalent candidate for the Sergeantcy, that
aty traishtway got together and decided
b hold another primary next Saturday.
IAs means that the city is to be torn up
sScond time for the sake OF saving the
FpIs Of office to the party. As lnatte-
'dWarse there will be no settlement oil
le breach who ever may be nominated.
The Two iactionsrcsard each other rs enc.
S.e and will so treat each other on elec.
ton day. The feeling between them is
nHnias higher than the river ut Cincin-
alI' In the meantime our profound sym,
Iathie' are with the Sheriff. lie has
enough on hand for half II dozen men in
The nv Of regulating the politics OF the
Town.
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CHICAGO, January 1.-THE Droyers Journal
reports:
Hoes-Receipts $1,000 head; shipment,
500 head, steady and active, choice heavy
g S0aS %; light g 6Oa2 05; mixed packing
$2 50a2 rs.
CAT1LE-Receipts $500 hOad; shipments
40 head. Strong and active; shipping s. OOu
l0i butchers steady; cows $2 S5aS %; bulls
sHEEr7RecciPts 1900 head. Market steady
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AIouSpsyILLE, January IS, 1870.
Editors InisllISeucer.
Will you have your reporter interview
Mr.. Keyser, Of the B. 4 Q. Railroad, as to
the financial results Of ''dead.heallng" the
members OF the Legislature for the past
ten years? H.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January l4.--Cotton-Easler
but not quotably lower at &c. Flour-Qulet
and unchanged. Wheat Heavy; red and
white 90a9Sc. Corn-Dull and lower 10 ali
at S9aa21zc. oats-EaSier at 24I<a27c. Rye
Dull at 6laS2c. Barley-Dull; No. s iall' 75a
&c Pork-Quiet and firm at s. 60 Lard
Good demand and prices a shade higher;
shoulders e IS; short rib s. O5 cash: II ia
25 buyer March; s. 2Oseller April; short clear
81 25. Baeon-SCarce and firm ut S9<aIa4 lE9{1.
Butter.Easier but not quotably lower. lin.
seed Oil-Quiet at Gle. whisky Demand
fair and market firm at 81 0S.
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!, ~. ., mud ~ fourteenth Street

rsrxlrSo men aud Wheeling interests
-. .uf,rcI severely by the break up in
H.. H.. ,i,er at Cincinnati and Cairo The
,,,.,,a, -, Ilgbbsani onc Of her barges have
.,,. down at the former place, and the
: -. Crescent" at Cairo-all three be-
in, to the Wheeling Towboat Com
,,n, and all uninsured, thereby intIicting
,,,l,,hIe loss an tha, company of $4,000
:, ,,l,mo Slorcthanthis, there has been
:. n,.,,, severe loss to three Of our insur'
.,.. COMPANIES on naiIs-perhaps $4,000
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school house at the east end OF the above
tunnel, by going In at the windows. They
are using the coal TO keep themselves
warm. Good enough, but the directors
will please attend 10 the matter, as the
taxpayers are down on the same. Capt.
Work has a place to lodge all tramps and
thereby get q fec. X.
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sr. LOUIS, January l4,-A Topeka, Ks,
dispatch says: The Legislature met at
noon and the HOUSE was temporarily
organized by clecting DR.. Hodge to the
Chair, In the Senate new members werp
sworn in. There Is no prospect OF cotp-
pleting the organization before tomorrow,
when the Governors message will be sent
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WHEELING, January IA.
Live stock received at the Wheeling Stock
Yards during the last week:
CArrLE-Arrivals IS head, sold; cows firm
at y OOaS CO., bulls q 0Oa2 80; medium cat.
tie 50 0Oa3 25i choice cattle IS 25A3 50. De.
mand for good cattle fair.
HoGs--Arriyals $40 head; selling light to
common at $2 25a2 so; packing 81 50a3 90 ;
to 3Nc.
FREsg Cows-In tair demand at *25 to $40
per head
pounds.
pounds.
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PHILADELPHA. Jan. l4.-Wool. .-ouiet and
steady Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Xxx and above, 34a95c; X, S4a35c; medium.
S5aS6c; coarse, SOC; New York, Michigan, In,
diana and western fine, 30a32c medium, 8ia
SEC; coarse, SOC; C6mblng, washed, S5a4Oc:
unwashed, 20a27c: Canada comblng, SBc; ilne'
unwashed, 2la23c coarse and medium, 22a27c'
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PrrTsBuRGH, January Il. - PErRoLEuM
Quiet and steady; crude 81 2sIS at Parkcrs for
Immediate shipment; refined SIC bid, for
Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, January l4-Market opened ac.
tive with sales atsSl 0S1S, declined to 81 0ON.
advanced 10 81 0sX, declined to 81 055S, clos.
ing at 81 COX bid. Shipments q 900 barrels,
averaging l7,OOo barrels. Transactions PAS, coo
barrels.
ANTWERP, january l4.-PKrRoLEUM-22Xf.
fined SAa9d,
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LlBERrY, January l4.-CArrLE-Re.
cciptS to-day S23 head Of through and 5CIlhead
Of local: Selling brisk at lOal5c higher than
last week; the feeling Is good.
Hoas-Receipts to-day 4,9O5 head. Yorkers
$2 S0a3 90 ;Philadelphias s. lOa3 20.
sHEEr-Receipts to-day 800 head; fair 10
extra $ 76a4 IS; common S. O0aS 25.
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NEw YoRE, January l4-Dusiness moderato
with cotton goods In commission houses but
woolen goods still sluggish. Low grades OF
fancy prints are In fair request, and shirtinps
selling In moderate parcels. WhItegoods and
piques are doing well. Dress goods are quiet
Foreign goods continue in light request, but
staple makes arc steady in price.
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PlrTsDuRGH, January l4.-Geo. Kamp
and John Menncl, while walking on the
Pennsylvania railroad track between
Braddock's s and Brinton this afternoon, was
struck by the Lincontown express. Mem
mel was instantly killed and Kamp badly
injured.
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y,,sly fourteen millions of four per
ont, were sold yes,erdoy-a saving in in
,,,..,ot .ay s!!SOU0O to the American peo-
r.. How is that for one day? Honesty
!. tbe by,, policy after all. We asked
T,,lc Joe Gis,, Of Brooke, the other day
,brhe thought Of all this, lie said that
1.thopsht things looked a little preca-
5,a, for the future OF the Greenback
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News From Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, January 1.-THE Masonic
Grand Lodge meets to-day.
The Senate appointed standing commit.
tees.
Smith, an alleged horse thief, was killed
yesterday, near Clarksville, by the Sher.
IFS posse. His confederate escaped.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, January l4.-Wheat-Firm; No. 1
white Michigan 0iHc; amber Michigan Spot
0iAc; February 05Xc; No. 9 retl winter
January 95Nc; No. red 9OHc; western am.
ber 9i!zc. Corn-Dull; No. 2, spot, SIXc;
seller March S5Hc,
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THE ANTI.soC1AllsT LAW.

Up to the end Of last year the total NUN
Der Of injunctions issued in accordance
with the ani.Socialist Inv was 457, which
was applied TO 1s9 clubs and societies and
IS periodical and 2l0 nOn.periodical pub.
lications The number Of persons expelled
from the empire under the same law was
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Heavy rise IN INC Ronnol.e.

NORFOLK, Va, January l4.-The recent
heavy rains caused an extensive rise in the
Roanoke river. The water near Weldon
is as high as during the great treshet o.
1877, and Is still rising, -
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TRENTON, N, j., January 1.-THE Legis
lature organized by the election OF Repub
lican officials in both houses, The Gov
ernor's message is entirely devoted To loca
affairs. The State debt has been decreaseC
$GO0, 900 the past year.
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TURKEY.
OUR MINISTER FuRLoUoHED.

CoSsTANTISoPLE, January l4.-Horace
Maynard, United States Minister to Tur-
key, has gone to America on furlough.
GREAT SUFFERING.
British attaches who have returned from
Rtodope Dish report 10000 people there
suffering greatly.
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INDIANAPOLIS, January l4.-Dictrichs
jewelry store was robbed of twenty -four
gold watches this afternoon valued at
Sl,5Oo. The robbers engaged the proprie-
tor in conversation, while third stole the
watches.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.


BERLIN, Januaryl4.- The Parliamentary
punishment bill continues the topic oI
conversation in all political circles. The
opinions Of the foreign press aro eagerly
quoted In comparison with the articles IN
the journals here, which seems to yield
the curious result that abroad there Is
mofeopposition to the Chancellur's scheme
than here. Many persons here believe
that Bismarck will ultimately succeed in
carrying the MEASURE through with but
few chan1eR
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BpoEE county is anxious to fund her
hndel dcbt-some $llO,OOO-nt a lower
ate Of interest. 1t bears I! per cent in
stet and was incurred in MD Of the P.W,
kEy. road, under the act Of February 10,
hi. The bonds are exempt from county
aAtion, making them equal to a full G
Isfuat security. The county authorities
AeIee that they can refund them into G
IT cent bonds, and thus save n consider.
!be ,noant OF annual interest to tho tax,
iiyer Of Brooke, In order to refund the
;restal bonds it has been decided that an
,aiJ.Insact must be passed by the Legis-
Ear anil hence Senator Tarr has intro.
l.sl Senate bilI No. Is to that end.
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