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proceed TO business with the number they
may have, but this is not generally be-
lieved. The Republicans held caucus
tonight, every member.elect being pres.
ent whether counted or counted out, and
the absent ones will reach here to-
morrow. There was also great enthus.
iasm and entire harmony on the line OF
action to be pursued.
PORTLAND, January G.-In the press dis.
patches this afternoon letter appeared
signed by Thomas D. Swan, OF Minot, say
ing he would not act with the Fusionists.
The following atIldavits, which will appear
in the Morning Arg1 are self'explanatofy:
AUGUSTA, January O.
|, Thomas 3, Swan, OF Minot, hereby on
oath make the following statement:
On the evening OF January s, was in.
formed by reliable person that he had
been offered 81, 900 by one Of the agents
OF the Republican party to resign bis po'
sition rs Representative TO the Legislature
OF Maine, and not to act with the Green
back or Democratic party. | therefore
consulted with the leadingmembers Of the
Greenback party, and informed them
that l would have it hinted to said
agent that my resignation could
be effected with money, and il was
offered 1000 would take 1t and sign the
papers that they should request, and then
expose their plans to defeat the will Of the
people by bribery. The party whom they
endeavored 10 bribe on the evening OF the
9th, informed the said agent | could be
purchased, and halt.past ten o'clock on
tho 9th, was appointed for me TO be at
the court house, and sign the resignation
and other papers. went there at the time
appointed and met the said agent, whose
name now suppress. A trade was made
and said agent paid me 81 900 in cash.
Said agent informed me they had got
three or four more TO remain away from
the House OF Representatives so We could
not have q quorum present. ! was re-
quired to copy in my own hand the pa
pers which they had prepared before l
came TO said Court House for my sigma
ture. have the $1,000 in my possession
and have shown 1t to several parties.
[Signedl THOMAS D. SWAN.
AUGUSTA, January G, 1850.
Personally appeared before me Thomas
B. Swan, and made oath thatthe above
affidavit by him is true.
[Signcd1 E. II. GROVE, J.P.
Bosrox, January 6.-Dispatches from
received here late tonight, say
that Governor Garcelon has issued gen
eral order turning over all the property OF
the State to Major General Chamberlain
for its protection, The dispatches also
assert the probability Of the election Of
Fusionist rs President Of the Senate, who
will become acting Governor at the expi-
ration OF Garcelon's term OF service.
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a HORRIBLE uoLAcAusr.
A Woman and Her Three Children Con-
sumed by flre.

SAN FRASCrsco, January 0.-About 8
o'clock this morning fire broke out in a
two story frame building on Union, be-
tween Powell and Mason streets, occupied
by Daniel Hoskins, wife and five children.
Hoskins and his eldest son Rad gone to
their work, and Mrs. HoSkins, aiter4Sfeak-
fast, went to her home, the second floor
front, and lay down with Eddie, aged 4
years, her daughter Annie, aged 10, and a
baby sister, still sleeping, in the back
chamber. Thomas, second son, who was
in the lower part OF the house, heard his
mother cry "help! firel" and running up
stairs found the way barred by flames. An
alarm was instantly given, but before the
engines arrived, the house was almost en-
tirely consumed, and the bodies OF Mrs.
Hoskins, Annie, Eddie and the infant were
found in the ruins. The origin Of the fire
Is unknown.
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nl.nop Haven. Funeral.

BosroS, January V.-The funeral OF
Bishop Haven took place to-day. After
short services at his late residence, the
remains were taken to Pleasant N. E.
Church. Nearly every minister Of the
Methodist denomination, in New Eng
land, was present, besides many from dill.
ierent sections OF the country. The dec
orations oil the Church were elaborate,
and the floral contributions unusually
fine. Bishop Foster read the burial SER
vice, offered prayer and delivered an ad-
dress on the life and character Of the de-
ceased.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, January G.-I'he insurrec!ion.
ary chiefs Belizaria Isralto, and Vemigio
Almagaele, who recently surrendered, dc.
parted for Spain yesterday.
Heavy detaChments OF troops have been
sent to Santiago de Cuba to operate against
the mullato chief Gullerman, now the only
chief OF any importance remaining in
arms.
The Io:d de Cuba emphatically denies the
rumor that Macco and Vicente Garcia have
landed on the Island.
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THE WICKED WORLD.
The luRrmlty Of the Human Race, as Set
Forth In the Criaes Committed by
Those Under the Patronage Of
the Devil.


NGw York, January 0.-Receiyer White,
of the Grocers' Rank, says that $l95,OCo
worth OF forged paper has been discoy-
cred. The Receiver did not believe tint
business would ever be resumed by tie
institution. In answer to the question.
viii any compromise be aGcepted from
llaigh? he replied, "No. The offence i
have charged him with Is criminal one,
anil against the people. The case is in
their hands now, aud Haigh will be vigor-
ously prosecuted" The Board OF Directors
will meet this evening. Haigh has been
admitted 10 bail in the sum OF $4,000.
TRAIN wREcEERs.
BUFFALO, January G.-Two unsuccessful
attempts were made to wreck train on
the New York Central road, between
Niagara Falls and Tonarranda, by placing
rails and ties on the track. The locomo-
tive brushed aside one OF the distractions
and the train was brought 10 stand.still
as it reached the other. No arrests.
DEALING IN STATE DoNps.
New ioRK, January 6.-WilIiam L. Gil
bert, young man, was arrested to-day in
Wall street, having been pointed out by
Edwin K. Kirk as the person who sold
him five thousand dollar bond, stolen
sometime ago from Politah Richard, OF
Philadelphia, and since altered.
SHOT ny AN UNKNOWN PARTY,
MRMrIIIs, January Cat Sardis, Miss,
last Saturday night, John Harris, Deputy
Sheriff OF Pamela county, while seated in
his office, was shot and mortally wounded
by an IN known party. A scandal is said
10 be at the bottom ofthe affair.
DETERMINED SUICIDE.
INDIANAPOLIS, January G.-John NJ.
Gary, prominent citizen Of Nashville,
Ind, committed suicide this morning.
He waded into mill race TO the depth OF
three feet, and then shot himself with
revolver, in the right temple.
ADIsuoSEsr rosr.oFFIcR CLERK.
HARRIsBuRG, January G.-N. G. Keller,
attache Of the posto(Iice, has been arrest
ed on charge OF opening letters and alb
stracting the contents.
DEFAULTISG TOWN TREASURER.
BosroN, January G.-There is a delici-
ency of over $4,000 in the accounts Of
Daniel Emmons, the missing town treas
urer OF Everett, Mass.
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EFFECT OF GERMANY's PROTECTIVE
TARIRF.

LONDON, January Ga dispatch from
Berlin says: The new German protec-
tive tariff has already had a marked effect,
especially on the price Of breadstuils.
Wheat Is now 33l per cent higher than
when the tariff bill passed; rye % per
cent higher, barley % per cent and oats 40
per cent. German shipping trade has
appreciably declined in consequence Of the
tnrin
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sale of the Atlantic and Great Western
railroad.

AKRON, January G.-The Atlantic and
Great Western railroad was sold atnoon
to-day by Gen. j. H. Devereux, Of Clcve-
land, Special Master Commissioner, under
tho foreclosure Of the proceedings, in Sum-
nit county, OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, and in similar courts in Pennsyl.
yania and New York. The road was bid
oN' by Il. G. Ralston and s. A. Strong, OF
New York, purchasing commission for the
English bond holders uHder the re-organ.
izntion OF the scheme for six million dol
lara. its minimum appraisement, under
ia organization. The road will be reduc'
ed to Tho standard guage.
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MONTGOMERY Ala, January 6.-Gov.
Cobb fills the vacancy in the US. Senate,
caused by the death Of Senator Houston,
by appointing Luke.Pryor, Of Athens. He
has never been an office holder, always
declining, but is lawyer OF great ability,
and was a law partner OF Senator Hous'
ton. Election by the Legislature in No.
vemOer next.
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WAsHIsGToN, January I'll A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, north
and east winds, partly cloudy, cooler
weather, rising barometer, followed In the
west by southeast winds.
For the Lakes, northeast winds, rising
barometer, cooler, partly cloudy weather,
occasiona. rain or snow, followed in the
west by warmer southeast winds.
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GAnrIELp,s GREATNESS.
He in Named nv 'Thurman's Successor by
the Republican Caucus OF the Ohio
Legislature.

Columns, o., January G.-The Republi-
can Senatorial caucus was held tonight
and General James A. Garfield was nomi-
mated for United States Senator by ac-
clamation. Major Townsend, Of Athens,
presented Garfeld's name, which was
seconded by Peter stryker, OF Cincinnati,
who withdrew the name Of Stanley Mat
thews in favor OF Garfield. Benz. Eggles.
ton, OF Cincinnati, withdrew the name OF
Alphonzo Taft, and ex.Gov. Wm. Dem
nison sent note to tho caucus withdraw
ing his own name. General Garfield is in
Cleveland.
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LAND MEETINGS IN IRELAND.

LONDON, January GA great land agi-
tation meeting was held at Riverstown, on
the borders OF Sligo, Ireland. Ten thous.
and peasantry were present.
At a meeting to-day Of the Dublin Man
sion House Committee for the relief Of the
distress in Ireland, 1t was announced that
the fund now amounts $500. It was re.
solved to send kilograms to the Mayor Of
Melbourne and the Mayors OF the princi.
pal towns In England aud Scotland and OIL
u number OF cities and towns in AmeriCa
making urgent appeal for help.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 6.-The report
is confirmed that concessions have been
made to the Polish press, liberating II
from preliminary censorship.
It is stated that when General Kautf-
man recently visited Livadea he asked per-
mission from the Czar for Abdul Rohman,
Afghan pretender, to leave the country,
but it was refused.
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The fund instituted by the Lord Mayor
OF London for tho relief Of the distress in
Ireland amounts 10 $4,000.
The latest official bulletin from Cannes,
January 4, announces that all the symp.
toms in the illness OF the Empress Of
Russia are increasingly unfavorable.
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tors to such parts OF Ireland as they have
reason to know are suffering, and are Ike
ly to suffer. Weshall be happy ourselves
to receive contributions and to remitthem
promptly to those places where we are re-
iiably informed the wants Of the poor are
most urgent and pressing"
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FRANCE,

PARIS, January 6.-The flood in the
Seine, at this point, has decreased consid.
erably, and traffic over the bridges has
been resumed. The destruction Of pro-
perty'is now represented TO be insignif-
cant. Reports from the provinces OF dam
age by floods arc, however, still serious.
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TURKEY.

CoSsTASrlSorLE, January Cit has
been agreed between the British Ambassa'
dor and the Porte, that the Mohamedan
priest, Asmed Tewfik, shall be removed 10
Island having christian population.
The affair is now completely arranged.
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ExnlosIon in nn ON MorLs.

NEw YoRR, January 6.-An explosion
Of still in Lombard & Ayre's oil works,
foot Of Goth street, North River, set the
building OH fire, and fatally burned Jas.
Reilly, q workman. and seriously burned
another, James Eagen.
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NEWARK, January 6.-Horace 0. Pierce
and Edward @. Bloom, injured by the ex-
plosion in the celluloid works yesterday,
have died. The insurance on the build.
ing and contents is $4,000.
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liz vain the eyes are Oiled with light;
In vain the cheek with beauty glOWS,
Unless the toSth are pure and white,
UnlelS the breath 70 like the F0sei
And soz0DOKT alone supplies
Ihess beauties that We Ill % prize.
NWF4w
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Ghe Gnteltigsueer.
,,o;.o, sou. rs and ~ Fourteenth street.

Tnr Baltimore Sun sends US its COM
.,ahcnsiye and well arranged almanac
", 1850, containing, in addition to local
.,",,,ers, ~, a large amount Of general inior-
",,ion Of interest to the public
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A pRRsH egg has u limellke surface stale
eggs are glossy and smooth OF shell.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT.-ONETwo NDA.HALF
l. STORY brick dwelling, ho and cold water AMI
Las, No. q Twentieth street. inquire Of W. q.
YOUNG, n Harper 4 Bros desc
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WASHINGTON, January 6.-The Commit
tee on Appropriations received this morn
ing voluminous batch OF documents
from Second Assistant Postmaster General
Brady relative to the star routes.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
The House Committee on Commerce
this morning agreed to reopen discussion
upon tho interstate commerce bill, and
at the request OF several leading railroads
will givea hearing commencing Tuesday
naNf
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DOR TWO STORY AND A.
L HALF brick dwelling house, hot End cold water
and gas throughout, No. 20 Twentieth street. InluIT1
Of ". e, YOUNG, ri Harper 4 Bros Se.O.
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Secretary schurz to-day received
telegram frcm General Hatch, saying that
ouray desired to bring his wife with him
to Washington, and inquiring whether tho
request should be granted. The Secretary
renliel In the affirmative.
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DOR RENT - HOUSE, 1920 MAIN
l. street. with seven rooms, wash house, gas and all
complete.
Inquire al
IAo p705 MAIN HTREEr
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DOR RENT, SALE Or EXCHANGE
l. Store Room, with dwelling attached, No.
1873 Main street viii have FOR RENT
after APRIL lst, 1880, store rooms md dwell.
lings In different parts Of the city. Very cheap
II. FORBES,
noes Room No. 7, Custom House.
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Secretary Schurz tonight received a
telegram from Gen. Hatch, dated Ala
mosa, January 0, stating that he would
leave for Denver, en- route for Washing.
ton, on the morning ofthe 7th accompanied
by the Indians mentioned in his dispatch
OF the 4th inst. Secretary Schurz expects
the party to arrive at Washington on Sun
day night, The Secretary is inclined to
believe that as a result OF this visit OF
0uray and his party, all the Indians de-
manded will be surrendered.
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DOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM AND
l. Dwelling, Nos. 1865 aud 1860 MaIn street, now
occupied by L. g. Hopkins. Possession given April
|, 1850. Apply " i. KENNEDY,
desc 1855 Main street,
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EOR RENT =. TWO DWELLING
L. HOUSES, 1851 and 1883 ChaplIne street, wet
side, north Of Eleventh street, containing eight
rooms aud halls. Gas aud water In good order. APP
ply TO q E0R Il ROBINSON, Receiver. 10
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13

er enn per day at home. Samples worth - -
Mid SLU irrs Ad,iress sTISsoN a Ca, Portland. NC
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>..a wrry I'm vourown town Terms sns
A00 s outfit frre Adtrs n HailerS ~ .ros
<. ST. Mo-.o.-
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CoSMox-sENsE and the science o. cheuis-
try, when applied 10 butter N ikins' Teance
the time OF churning one-half, increase the
product Il per cent, the quality OF the product
~ per cent, and give rich, golden color 70
the butter the year round. All these improve
ments, together with many others, result
from the use Of Gilt-Eige Butter Maker.
Sold BY druggists, grocers and general store
keepers.
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VEGETINE
Purifes the Blood, Renovates aut
lnvigorates the Whole System.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES IRE
Alternative, Tonic. Solvent and
Diuretic.

vrGETISE Is made exclusively from the jGicrs ~
barSs ross an herbs and 50 stun
liz concentrated that IL will efec;ually sraests n"n
the system every tliIt OF ScrOfuis. Seroiis on>
lp,uor. Tumor-. Cancer Ca"rrroo> tis-
nor Evy.ip~ia. salt Rlrum- Syph'I.t.r
Diseases. Cankrr. Fsinfnrs- at sse st"'u-
acI, AMI all disetss that Irss from iinpur. bot
sriat.ca. Iniixm mai:ory ani s'hro &c
Rheumati..n, Neuralgia tiout ana >pisssi
plants. can only be e.fe.iuiily efcG t:r'usj
the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptiv~ Disease d tie
skin. Pu.tut~-. PIN pies. Eiotcie-, uof--
letter. Sr,sldheah AMI sing rm- VI q
rISK. has never failed IN e fsct perm n at c lie
For Palms In the Back. t.iiar, Com
piriut. Drop-y. Female We.ts tr~>. A~p-
corrina. arising from internal liberation. an ut,f-
Inc diseases and d .n~rai ID -siiity. NEi +IiNE
directly upin IN, c,uae' IL u =, c'mai ii,s ~
invi:orat-s and st-ens IN the wol. en- as
upsn the secretve .ns LAY INA iaiii' ours
liberation and regulates the bowels
Fur CHtarrh. Dyspepsia. ssabitai' to.-
tIvrnr~s. Palpif1tioa of the Heart lie al
ache. Piles. Nervousness AM t.-a-rsii
Pr0stratiOn OF tbs Nsrvou. Systrm. n .
medicine has ivea such pcrec. satisfaction AS y g
vE6ETINE- 1t purines the b,pi. ceanss all o; IN,
organs aud possesses . controlling power over TIE
nervous system.
The remarkable cures edect'd by VHiEiiNE are
induced many physicians AMI a?othecaries whom We
KNOW 10 prescribe AMI II in their families
In fact vEiiErINE Is The best remedy ye discovered
for the above diseases and is the only reliable BLOOD
PCRlflER ye. placed before The public
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Rror, The Quaker City.

u. CAMPBELL of Philadelphia, under DATE
of Oct. 4. iS19, certified 10 the WONDERFUL en-
cacv of Warmers Safe Pills and Safe Tonic in
removing a liver disease accompanied by
chronic constipation and yellow skin
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VEGETrSE.-By its use you Will prevent
many of the diseases prevailing IN tine spring
and Summer season.
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Iris said that four million packages OF FRA
zer's Axle Grease were sold in 1875 anu We
believe il.
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REppIxG's RUSSIA SALvE is unequaled iof
chilblains, chapped hands, frost bites. ETC.
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Rouanza Mans Remembrance Of Old
ireland.

Amono the checks received yesterday
tor the Herald Relief Fund, says the New
York Herald of February 10, was one
from Mr.. John w. Mackay, OF virginia
CITY. for $4,000. The heart OF Mr..
Mackay can only be compared to the
famous d" Big Bonanza" OF when ne Is
called the "Boss." He has not made
this munificent gift because he Is rich,
but because he is generous. The noble
ost nroduct of that celebrated mine Is
not its fabulous amounts Of silver, but
the Iaroed-souled men whose faculties 1t
has developed and supplied with the
means of exhibiting the scale on winch
nature formed them. We commend
Mr.. Mackay's truely respondent gift TO
the notice and emulation of other men
in Nevada and California and through
ont the country whom Providence has
richly blessed in their enterprises. 1t
is no new thing for Mr.. Maekay to De
generous. A few years ago, wneh
travelling in Italy with MIR: Florence, the
actor, poor, weary tinker, wheenns
his barrow, came along to the humble
inn where they were stopping MIR.
Msckay gave him the first hearty dinner
the moor wayfarer had had in long
lime. and when he came to express his
Gratitude Mr.. Mackay slipped several
Gold pieces into his hand-more money
Than the needy fellow had ever
nossessed in his life. A well
known American impresario visited
Furope with a band of singers, ana
when his adventure failed and he found
himself in debt and distress, Mr.. Mackay
ascertained the amount of his losses and
gave him a check for fifteen thousand
dollars. Another of the frequent IN
stances of Mr.. Mackay's generosity
which has come to our knowledge arose
on board a European steamer. lie tool
an interest in the physician, and, learn
ing that he did not like his mode OF lif'
on steamship, Mr.. Mackay, aftel
landing, sent his fellow-voyager bani
hook. with a credit of five thousant
dollars. and thus enabled him to estao
fish a practice more to his liking. MIR
Mackay. who is of Irish birth, went t.
California in one of the earliest waves o
the yold excitement, and for Ion:
period was not prosperous. In mos
DAYS he was frequently heard OF 10 eN
press the wish that he could get togethe
Twenty-Five thousand dollars to make tn
declining years of his dear Irish mothe
comfortable. The immense wealth n
has since acquired could not have faile
into more deserving hands. MIR. Macka
is only fOrty-6ve years Of age, and nd ther
will be many prayers that his life ma
long be spared for deeds of kindness an
mercy. Readers will perhaps recollet
that Mrs. Mackay, who resides in Par
TO educate her children, gave to the e'
President the most elegant and brilliaI
private entertainment he received
that capital.
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Agents wanted for Chromos. Maps cn,r@ g, SEM
sfanp for uusd cir 70 Z H. Ros .404 n Sd 81 StLoui
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oysu q HeyoIvers Illus. Catalogue free.
6SHS Great Western GGH worSs hrtsoarzn' "a