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Angry waters,

MosILR, Ala, March lO.-specials from
Rome and Selma ssytbat oyeraoSs seri-
ouSly threaten both toSns. The tindica-
tons point to worse food in Selma than
in 1871 or 1875. AT Rome the water Is IN
the battery room Of the Western Tele-
graph Company aud rising, s. >.
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KEARNEYl SENTENCED,
TIL, u,a.aa. plnthersrsi.e surprised.

SAN FGANclsco, March l6:-The police
Judge this morning sentenced Dennis
Kearney TO six months imprisonment In
the house OF correction and pay fine OF
81 900. The. magnitude OF the sentence
was q surprise to Kearney, who had ex-
pected to get off with nominal punishment.
Il is probable he will take the case to the
Supreme Court on habeas corpus.
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m, .Jeem.e riyer on a Boom.

RICHMOND, March l0.-The heavy rains
have swollen all the tributaries OF the
james above here, and o serious flood is
feared. Merchants in the lower part OF
the city are removing their goods. The
river at tLynchburg has risen about six
ieet and rising. The Rivannia River st
Charlottesville Is also rising rapidly.
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HARTFORD, Com, March le.-JudEe
Beardslsy denied tho petition oil q, L.
Goodwin for aa injunction to prevent the
use Of iTee passes on the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad by members
Of the legislature.
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LABOR TROUBLE.
striking Mechanics IN railroad Machine
'sE khopa.

ST. LOUIS, March l6.-All The mechanics
working in the Missouri & Pacific Railroad
machine shops, embracing boiler.makers,
blacksmiths, carpenters, painters, etc.,
numbering about 400, struck to-day for 10
per cent advance in their wages. The
men scnt COMMITTEES from each depart
ment TO the Superintendent OF the shops
TO make their demands, bnt he refused TO
treat with them as body. He said he
wouldtSlk With the men singly ifthey had
any grievances 10 state or demands TO
make, but he would have nothing TO do
With any Union or committee. On this
being reported the men struck.
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PEovlDExcE, March l6.-Wm. D. Hilton,
formerly superintendent Of the Providence
aud Worcester r. Il. Co., coniesses that
he has issued forged papers TO the amount
Of $4,000, purporting 10 be endorsed by
VIM. $. Slater aud Lyman Cooke. These
operations have been going on for two
years.
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ia Pittsburgh Telegraph says that a le"
~ n,puIacturers there, who were In
f.,,., n, enough 70 be caught ut the begin
',,J ,be boom with longtime contracts
:, ,5,sd. and q iCv others who begrudge
rJIl.B and laborers the high wages they
Z, ,,.tpg, have been endeavoring Tor a
sss4 Of weeks past to talk down the
r,i nIs. Thusiar they have met only
rsh deI,,t, and they are notlikely TO be
b.tyotI in the eimnediate future. True
hb,hlt there may be occasional lulls and
vsibly even slight backward movements
i,Iwu during the three months to come,
baOu the whole the advance Of this year
hi been legitimate aud will be fairly
Esiinsd BY the demands through the
ya, Should railroad building alone
,,us ap 10 the point figured out for it
rS,u.hs Official estimates Of the different
rssoi the United States, tho price Of
iup ought to be well maintained. This is
,Aaking into account the agricultural
,ihactural industries, which are heavy
ssSibutOs. EE
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benefit OF my exposure. II on the other
hand, II shall prove, as / believe 1t will,
that spoke within the bounds OF the
truth, the country may learn something OF
the character OF the influences by which a
member OF this committee may be sought
to be controlled. Judge Kelly then re.
tired while the matter was being discuss
ed. The whole subject was referred to q
subcommittee consisting OF Representa-
tiyes Tucker, Frye and Morrison, to report
whataction may be.taken.
g., wooD's FUNDING BILL.
Saturday next has been assigned by the
House for the consideration Of Mr.. Woods
Funding bill. The delay in acting upon
It has been due TO the fact that several
special orders took precedence over it,
while protracted discussion on the new
rules has retarded all other legislation.
The general appropriation bills are now
ready, and the bill will be taken up at
once to the exclusion Of other bills, 80
that several days may elapse beyond the
day set before debate upon the funding
Bill Is entered on. Meanwhile the opinion
Is gaining ground among members that
81 per centis q proper rate Of interest for
the new bonds to bear, and aside from q
few ultra Greenbackers no serious oppo-
sition to the passage Of the bill Is antici-
pated.
BILL FOR COUNTING ELECTORAL VOTES.
Edmunds' bill introduced in the Senate
to-day to regulate the counting of the
Presidential electoral votes, provides that
a meeting OF the electors shall be on the
second Monday OF January instead OF the
second Wednesday Of December, and
makes the simple provision for State
disposition OF any controversy under
such laws as It may have in existence
prior 10 the date OF choosing electors. 1t
provides for stated meeting OF electors
In order that each State may dispose Of
any controversy that may ariSe, and then
provides, as the bill OF the last session did,
for meeting of the two houses and pro-
ceeding in conformity with the decisions
reached In the respective States in any
case OF dispute.
Rgi TugsPoFFoRD;KRLLodG CASE.
Thesenate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to-day, by q strict party vote de-
cidcd to report to the Senate two resolu-
'tipns on the Spaford-K Kellogg case. First
that Kellogg Is not entitled 10 seat, and
second that SpoGord was duly elected.
a DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
= Adangerous twenty dollar United States
Treasury note has made its appearance in
the West. tits OF the series of.lS76, letter
@, and is printed on imitation fibre paper.
The shading under the words Omitted
States" is darker than in the genuine, but
the general appearance OF the bill is good.
CENSUS SUPERVISORS.
The President renominated to-day as
Supervisors Of the Census Charles D.
Campbell, of Lima, for the First census
districtof Ohio; WIN. A. Hunt, St. Clairs-
vile, Seventh district OF Ohio; VIM. r.
Brown, Metropolis City, Eighth census
district OF Illinois.
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THE FIRST or TIiE BATCH.

LONDON, March 1e.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says the first Of the four .polih-
cal trials before the chief military tribunal,
has ended by the conviction OF theipris-
oner, who was sentenced 70 death.
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non ,IornI fer KenlueAS..

oISd.Sslrl, March ie.-A special from
Frankfort KY, says: The lower house Of
the legislature refused byvoteto give the
use Of the legislative hall TO Henry Ward
Beecher for the purpose OF making an
address At noon to-day. ~
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5loys lor Two NO" public
@'.' ~ ,hi. State are likely to pass sin in
it.os as'.e ID Of ,I'1 representatives. $4,000
as aoas l. so% d cour, SS House at ClarksOnrs,
n''as, ssoa, s1u Custom Cps House, POS'Ottiee fl
si's|VS"" S"ilIjng a. Charleston. The
sioa,t' : Ia,Is'6s ,ssrs BE- any, in securing these
"'sS' a,1 ,raroy Il 'Ty royements will begin when the
iys,.,.bs, -, the Senate. '
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,.,,,.y,pks, according to a law which
a. ila, a.,,s Judiciary Committee is about t
.. :. Iy.I N report, will hereafter be limited
= ~. .!.i,o u r,ots from countries with whom
1s .,,i%prk treaty exists, and articles
! ~. I,I "s5er . patent. IIurd, OF Ohio, and
!'-,is,pd, -, K Of Ga, who have drawn this
q eI oj,h.! patented articles have what
: = s.,sjr,len. to q trademark under exist
:, : .'s,,n,e., aud that Congress can within
= 4 ,.,ra, Of the constitution legislate to
~. '. orirp trademarks. They deem
,'T ! MI, 10 amend the fundamental law
-, b extend Congressional pfotecI
= III /, tlle trademarks used for other.
=. Al, most Of which the records OF the
s,.,,t s Oslce show arc brands OF tobacco
a!Ihtky.
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An nnsucceg1dul attempt was made yes.
tsrday 70 ,dAul the steamer Montana oi'
the secRs,
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Editors InielEencer. -
While in Attendance at the County
Court, al Eatrmont last week, the idea oc-
cured to us to gather the political drift Of
the county, and. being well acquainted in
all parts, VIC commenced in this way:
Fdrty citizens were Intercepted, one!hali
Democrats and one.hnlf Republicans, and
asked to give the opinion and preference
Of their neighborhoods. These gentle
men were carefully selected from the most
intelligent class Of well informed citizens.
The result OF our labors we append:
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80. Elements Of opposition TO Inc
,Ia.Si.,n ~ party ia Slnine-'he Demo Demo,
R''A54i .hp Citeepbackers-now propose
o. 40 ,rS The plan is to unite in " single
tssi5a' .,;,n mn upon a joint ticket for Gov.
a'a'a'0Ii n, the other officers to be
na ~, ., ,hS \" State election next sePtem-
a''S n.,.,oiore " ,nI esch party has maintain;
w. s,,,s ns,, and distinct organization at
t'sP4'an q "ombipipg their forces after the
9p'. a. N what was mere coalition in
s'i''I' W , fusion, as they erroneouslY
-" - -
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TAYLOR COUNTY REPUBLICAN COZ.
vENTION. ~

Z i .'s b. /. 80
rho Delegates % the Convention arc In.
|Jiii ; "a jtstrueted for Blaine.
.ss, GRAFTON, w. VA, March 15.
Editors intellIgeneer. ilsr'NnH
AT the Republican County Convention,
held at Grafton, in Taylor county, on
Monday March 15jS $780, the following
gentlemen, were appointed delegates to the
State Republican Convention to.be held
in Wheeling, on Wednesday, May l2,
1880, TO select delegates to the National
Convention to bc held at Chicago, June
I'd: q. r. Dayisson, R. G. Gather, Thomas
N. Jefrreys, John II. Henry, olaudius Da-
yison, Lemuel Davidson, John II. Kunst,
james W. Bptdett, s. P. Mccormick, B. r.
Hoffman. Thomas E. Davis, Thomas Sci.
eyS;AIlF2 2Shtivef, John 4. phayer, Geo.
Ksener. James W. Holt, John W. Mason,
a. ri, Junkins,s DR.. S.sA. Harter, L. A.
Rohrbauph, S. L. Allen, WIN. II. Mcpan-
ieI. James Scranage, Samuel Hibbs and O.
The Presidential resolution was as fol-
5.Sf30tttI, Inht Wuup NC hNts s4S stfe
eat admiration for. many OF the distin.
vuished men Of the Republican party who
ssnire 10 the Presidency Of the United
1 States vet our first choice Is the Hon.
James a. Blaine, of Maine, and that the
delegates appointed by this convention 10
the Convention TO be held at Wheeling on
the l2th Of May, 1880, are hereby instruct
ed 10 use all honorable means TO secure
the appointment OF delegates TO the. Ma;
tional Convention (Republicanl to be he'd HaS
al Chicago on the I'd day Of IGne, 1850,
who favor the nomination Of the Hon;
james G. Blaine for President Of the United
The following were appointed as alter
mates 70 the Convention at Wheeling on
the I2th OF May: A. P. Goedecke, d. N
Brohsrd, Nelson Gray, Bruce Payne
! Thomas Bartlett, John w. Batson, har'
mon Stnsel, Thomas D. Howard, j; A
Adams, SIS. Waller, Wm. Goodwin, VIM
FREEMAN, James Lambert, Robert MeCon'
kew, George W. Travis, Richard Aarr
1John Raymond, Thomas Wilson, Z. y
lJeIreys, VIM. Thomas, Andrew shroyeri
| Frank Wsrthen and W. Y. Boyd.
i Truly; &C., .. I. McU.
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MARION COUNTY Politics.

The Result Of n canvass of Prominen
~ fa CIiizens.
FARMISorox, MARION County, WA,
h I.II1V ., March 10, 1850.
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YoG rposICUTfN0 ATTORNEY,

From the above 1t will be seen that
Blaine aud Tilden are the choice OF the
great parties for President. Blaine by
eventeen.twentieihs; Tilden by fourteen.
For Governor, George @. sturgiss and
Dr.. Logan both stand well among Repub.
licans, and johnson N. Camden Is pre-
ferred BY the Democrats by thirteen
twentieths. "a. "a ~ p s'
For county offices, Hon. ]. II. Furbee
seemsto be the unanimous choice of the
Republicans for State Senator; Thomas
w. Fleming and P. G. West for House Of
Delegates; Capt. A. n. Prichard for Sher-
i'll, aud Thomas Staggers, for Prosecuting
Attorney; while the Democrats prefer
Major VIM. 2. Cooper for Senator; @. w.
Dsvisson and U. n. Arnett, jr.sfor House
of Delegates; John W..'Gallahue for Sher-
ID, and J.9W. Mccoy for Prosecuting At
torney. Ab -Ei,i III ..t,s ~. -lr,
; From our source oil information, and We
took great care 70 ascertain, the above
gentlemen are likely TO be the nominees.
= The Democrats are making war upon
the Ggeenbackers, while the Republicans
treat them with respect. There Is some
talk OF q compromise between the Repub-
licans aud ,GreenbackeIs, but 1t Is not at
all probable.
Respectfully, ESsi II. Nd
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lbs GittelItgtnffE

:. a. and q rour'eOH'h street: street.
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IIIiTI IHhsFVFFVhDFAhI4IVu VNaE' =
Thesenate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to-day, by a strict party vote de-
cidcd to report to the Senate two resolu-
tipns on the spafford.K Kellogg case. First
that Kellogg Is not entitled 70 a seat, and
second that Spoford was duly elected.
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RIVER AUTHORIZATION.

Hon. Lewis Fairchild, United States
Minister 10 Spain, will represent the
United States at the conference to be held
at Madrid to arrange withthe envoy Of Mo-
rocco rules relating to the protection by
foreign powers Of Jews and other subjects
of the Sultan In Morocco. l
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A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.

3 Adangerous twenty dollar United States
Treasury note has made its appearance in
the West. Itis OF the series Of 1876, letter
O, and is printed on imitation fibre paper.
The shading under the words Omitted
States" is darker than in the genuine, but
the general appearance of the bill is good.
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Domestic.

Los Pinos. THE body OF OurAy
will be exhumed and be brought
back to the Southern Ute Agency
The Uncompagre Utes want him to
have the Christian burial.
Deadwood, IA telegram was 70,
ceiVed here to-day announcing th.
capture at Fort Sully, this territory,
of &. o. Adams, deiaulting ex-po.t.
master Of this city, who recently es
capped from the United States mar
shal. after being convicted OF en-
bezzlement
Little Rock, Partial returns
from q number OF counties indicate
the election of Churchill, democrat,
over Parks. grsenbecker, by a ma
iority of COCO or 5000. 1t is
believed the proposed constitutional
smendmsnt, and tho Reputation OF
certlin state bonds will TAIL to receive
g majority.
Denver, Col, 7.-Charles Carter
wse fatally injured yesterday N morning
in the Crysolits Mine b. the preaa-
ture discharge of Giant powder.
William Brennan was badly msnged
by an explosion Of Giant poHder in
the LaPlAtta Mine.
Cleveland. o., T. Mr.. Emory,
owner of "Parsna." has sold her to
w. 81. BAlsh, of Boston, for SIG. 600.
Washington. z. Alex. Martin,
smelter and re6ner OF ths United
States Mint at San Franciico, who
has been on official business,
leaves for San Francisco to-
morrow morning, stopping at Omaha,
Denver and Salt Lake City, by the
direction OF the director OF the mint,
On official business.
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Storm Disasters.

Savannah, 7.-Specials 10 the Neuos
report additional disasters on the
Florida coast. The schooner Rosa
Eppinger, from Cedar Keys for New
York, is a total wreck. The first
mate, Joseph Bayles. is lost.
The brig SoRg-Preade, from Apal.
achicols for Philadelphia, is stranded,
and two ether vessels, names I'm.
known, are ashore.
A large ship is disma sted and in the
breakers near st. Sebastian. The
crew is still aboard. A large portion
OF the bottom of the ship is newly
coppered. Apparently the vessel is
200, 600 tons. A lot OF mahogany
came ashore. yesterday, at st. Johns
Bar,
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THE VERMONT ELECTION.
OF Course the Republicans
Win.

Chicago, IL is expected that no
less than 10000 votes will be cast in
Vermont to-day, and the republicans
majority will exceed %. 900.
Burlington, VT, There is in
tense excitement here and full vote
is being polled. There is every indi-
cation of large increased republican
majority in the city. In country
towns the voting does not commence
until about 2 o'clock.
bennington, VT. IA much |
higher vote is now polled than was
expected in this town, and In the
country as far as heard from south.
The senator and sheriff on the re-
publican ticket are running belind,
but the indications are that tho ra-
publicans will win. Col. Joyce. for
member Of Congre', lie running
ahead On the slate tickst. In Ben
nington Town, republican nominee
for representative is running ahead
of everything. The v0ts will hardly
indicate as heavy majority "a in
rs, when the county stood republi-
cans $50.
White River, ". 1.-THE returns
of the election are coming in as
Rapidly "a can be expected. One
hundred and ten towns heard from
give the following votes: In 1876,
Fairbanks, republican. Is, 39S; Bing
ham, democrat, 1850. In 1880,
Farnham, republican, &c. 572; Phelps,
democrat, IL .67S; Heath, greenbaok,
S02; republican gain OF 1.179. and
9 democrat gain OF s.
Congressional vote: First District
Joyce, republican. 8,645; Randall,
democrat, SAC; Martin. greenbAok
Ter. 80. Second District-Tyler. re-
publican. 1856; Campbell. democrat,
1904; scattering. 39l. Third
District Grant, republican,
Is, $50; Currier, democrat, 2,69l;
Tarble, gresnbacker, 1913. Repre-
sentahves to the legislature-repub-
licans 81, democrats Is. lhsre are
131 towns still to be heard from. The
same proportion will give $500 re
publican majority.
Montpelier, W., 7.-Returns Iroai
this district show that Randall IL TAI
behind his ticket for Congress. The
republicans are gaining In the large
towns along the line of the railroad.
Joyce is undoubtedly elected by 6
largely increased majority.
Brattleboro, VT, 7.-NotWithstand.
ing the hard campaign work, returns
show that 900 less votes were pollsC
than were on the check list. and the
republican majority falls of six from
four years ago, Farnham receiving
046, Phelps 800. gain Of 81 for the
=, republicans aud 26 Tor the democrats
Tyler, the candidate for Congress
; from tbs Second District. received
651 votes, as against upwards OF 90(
in 1876. Tyler's vote in the county
ia materially increased, though b,
runs behind the ticket in every town
Rutland, 7.-Rutland gives Farm
I ham l, 1867, Phelps 1,14S, Heath 26-
net republican gain over 1876 o
%; over 1878 OF 354. Returns from
II towns. about one-third of the
state, chow a republican gain Ovei
: 1876 OF 2.062. This ratio through the
state will give over %. 900 republican
, msiority.
Burlington, Returns from tht
county and districts are very meagre
but point to the election of the rs
: publican ticket By slightly increase,
majority vote OF 1876.
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The Arteslan Wen Tests.

Chicago, 7.-hter: Oceans Wash
inzlon: The agricultural department
to-day, received q letter from the
commissioner who went some weeks
since to bore an artesian well on the
plains for irrigation purposes. He
saws he has decided TO bore one of
them at Fort Lyon, Colorado. It
is considered probable he will locate
the others also in Colorado. He has
$40, 900 to spend in the experiment.
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The PeregrinatInE President

San Francisco, IA Virginia City
dispatch says: President HAyes and
party were received here to-dsy with
great enthusiasm. The people came
from all pArts Of the country. Blunt.
ing hoated from the hosting works
and public buildings, and the deoora-
tions on houses and places
Of business gave the city . Fourth
Of July appearance. The President
and party reached Gold Hill at $50
this afternoon and were welcomed by
the firing of guns and salute by the
steam whistles OF the hosting IoIks.
The party were here met by Major
General Fox and STAFF, Brigader
General BAt!erman and staff, the
grand army republic as an especial
escort and the First brigade OF the
Nevada state militia, with music, sto.
The President took carriage dTaHn
by six black horses; other members
OF the party took carriages; while
Mrs. Hayes and the ladies accom-.
panying her kept the train to Vir-
ginia. Alter making the round OF
Geld Hill, the procession went over the
divide to Virginia. bringing up
at the International hotel, on the
balcony OF which a canopy OF red,
white and blue had bean
prepared. From this point the Presi-
dent. Hon. A. Ramsey, secretary OF
wal, General Sherman, GeneralMcCOok |
and others of the party reviewed the
procession as it countermarched by.
Alter the procession passed, Mayor
Slept ems of Virginia, welcomed the
President and party and extended
them the freedom of the city. The
OF the President aud |,
party on the balcony vas the signal
for repeated cheers from the masses
below. which filled the streets. The
crowd in attendance was estimated at
from $4,000 100000. Iu response to
the welcome by Mayor Stephens,
President Hayes male speech
Secretary Ramsey, Gen. Sherman
and Gen. McOook also spoke. Mrs.
Hayes and the ladies OF the party
we're on the balcony, and the former
vas introduced to the crowd and :
oudlv cheered. The President and
party were then turned over to =
Patton and took = =
ook at the hosting works and ma :
They then went to the !,
]. & @. shaft. where the party Wa -
photographed. They went, fifteen in :,
lumber, to the $500 level OF the Con =
Virginia and California =
mines. Dinner was served from z so =
D $50. At 10 pm. the party vas
erenaded On the balcony of the
otel. Mrs. Hayes held public re
option in the hotel psrlors from 9 Ia
l. after which the party WAS lett to
epose, to prepare for the journey T
yer the mountains 10 Lake Tahos L
)-morroU. M
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4 Fact Worth knowing.

Are you suffering with Consump-
ton, Coughs, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast. Pneumonia, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs2 II
90, go to Jour Druggist and get a
bottle OF BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP.
This medicine has lately been intro
duoed from Germany. AID is selling
on its own merits The people are
going wild over its success, and Drug.
gists sill over our country are writing
US OF its wonderful cures among their
II you wish to try its
superior virtue, get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Large size bottle rs
cent?. Three doses will relieve any
Gaze. Try it. aul5
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THE srAR-a4zEss, otherwise the
PSYCHOLOGISTS, will find in the hurri-
cane thatreceutly swept over Jamaica,
a confirmation of their theories. A
Kingston astrologer, about a year
ago, made a direful prophecy of
hurricanes, earthquakes, famines.
plaques and wars, that were to begin
in 1880 ani last seven years. and this
destructive event is pointed to as the
beginning OF the continuation Of tie
prediction. The same prophet says
that those who survive 1887 will
''live twic9 as long as they ever did. :"