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Personal and Political,

Mr.. s. 5. Cox is seriously i'll at hi.
residence In New York with an affection
of the throat.
Secretary Sherman is said TO be the
packer CT Judge Woods, who has just
been appointed to the Supreme Bench.
Lord BeacOnsfield has received 1sS
offers to translate Endvmion Into French
--94 from ladies and 81 from gentle
men.
The report Of the State Auditor OF
North Carolina shows that tie valuation
oI land has Increased In eight years $A3,-
900, 900.
General Mcdowell is a close personal
friend OF Mr.. Garfeld's, and If Ohio is 10
be the choice of the next President Nc
Dowcli may be Secretary of War.
Between Grant and Blame there
seems to be personal difference. Re-
Gently, while Grant was on the floor OF
the Senate, he and Blame did not speak.
Governor Farnbam of Vermont has
vetoed bill practically doing away
with the Grand Jury, and giving the in
dieting power TO the State Attorney.
John Price, OF Maryland, has been
convicted OF three different murders and
Imprisoned for each, but he has Just
been pardoned out on the last conyic.
lion.
Justice Strong, who has just retired
from the Supreme Court, will continue
to reside in Washington.
Mr.. Henry Watterson scouts the idea
OF the existence Of any such thing as
"the Monroe doctrine," and wants NJ.
de Lesseps 10 go ahead.
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BY THE OCEAN CABLp

v'ri The billiard match in pari, b.,,.,
vignaux, the Frenchma1, and NJ Vs1se' s1'.e'
.he IN. American, opened last Iuo niaS, 0.0''' !
sne close s Of the play the forS4, ~ !.
scored So4 and the latter 90 1'' "a
III Inc oarsman Boyd of Middl.,,
ough repeats his offer to row ,u'eOO .''
ing match with Hanlan over - N sct
course for $3.50 a side ten ", waeIs .Io Y Y
signing the articles of agreement rUaS A''
wA,,p a despatch from Berlin says: "B.
Wettendorf, the Prussiau ofici., ns ..s
undertook to reform the Tnrsi.s % "
nances' has given up his NISSAN a~u .
sopele.s, and he will quit Cou,,.n,]|
nople shortly" An9
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A Bit of hlaforx.

IN one OF the main halls OF the world
IehoWned Charity Hospital OF New Or
Tory OF nobie ueed, which should be 4
source OF pride to every Pennsy vanian.
ls tnls: "IHE CHARITY HOsPITAL os
nl'ooislANA 70 was founded In the year l7Sf
~ ~, Don andres Almonaster Y Roxas, to
whose generous endowment. munificanr re
ui ,, the Legislature OF this State, and the
,,toeraIlLy OF the State or PennsyIvania q
sne community is indebted for the means
" " cIeatIng mis- ediace' In the year
slnce ~. 1900 IT'S existence has been continued
" means OF the endowment of the Loui-
siana s. state LOTTERY Company, giving Il
3vsr 3 siOO,OOO In that time. A letter al :
La, or same perssn At No 9Io Bread Wav
oSrticulsrs, dscIb-tt.
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FIVE THOUSAND BOERs r,
TURE HEIDELBERG va

LONDON, December 2O.--si, c.,,
Oolley telegraphs TO the poyernms", ANU !
thorities here that tive t6ou.onS H.
have taken Heidelberg and iouDa.d Al
republic. NDu'u
Tbe Beers appeared at Heidelberr
SUNDAY and surIonded the D ace bef,
the inhabitants were aware of ths ~ 4.
They demanded the delivery of,bs NJ, !,
into their hands. Resistance beinS m :"
less, the demand was acceeded n !,
the town giyer up. The Boer At olee
aolished a republic and proclaim
Paul Kruger, President, aud JOpbs
CommRndaDt.
No collision occurred; nor wa,
violence employed In the capture,
George Colley stated In bis dispatch d
he was sending all available troops
The place, but thinks the chances Of
capturing Heidelberg very slight. I
government authorities here are serio
ly considering the pToprlety Of sepdI
out the imperial troops.
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A CURIOUS CASE ~ -
SWEATING bL00I

NJ, ,Ha,ioaAoo, .t, Dec. 9O.-Tbs sa.
pu.s,ed psa. zee and interested "u IN oo'tOn .
nue.. n Willie Crawford u .N, .oNo,seel.ysj
: : :.n :on Of William CrawfiorsSe ssed ll llysa|
: tug boat, has for .evan ,O,a' captain
sweating st blood at times ea yelrs % b
S,a mas had severe attacks sI, wS,ds and ht
ms; ms parents. His infirmi,c nu'cn alarm
n,m usually after takino "" eOnes
SI Slack patches appear on OOlS; a.. Gu3
IRON iron a.si which blood drop. ~ tbs a' s.. esd
p,n, os mead eTude. Blood flo~,sl'e c,e sl'e \
mouth. pao,. nose, eyes, s:omacb UH". ,lS irsna
from the bladder and kidnsn' ken' and sv|
accompanies ..ss, these dischaTcys.. Nopl
make make his blood thick and s'', Sas, out N
s, sudden fright or excitement u SsaHe1 x 'H hil
p1rarily check the flow WI. Ho Tlll TED
tally bright, and his father ,e ana Is nsl
orotners and sisters a,a 'au s,.a nOlAd
healthy. The physician,' '',Tns sSa \
taken an interest in bIs Gov VINO hi|
sending him to Edinburpb a,u ana Propd1
Ior Examination by the Acad.ostd' Ara .oad'
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IRELAND ON THE ROCKS.
THE WAVE OF AGITATION swxrprsa
THROUGH THE PROVINCES.

THROUGH THE PROVINCES.
LoEDoE, Dec. q, 1880.
The correspondent OF the Times n,
Dublin says :--"The country Is driftino
nearer TO the rocks and nothing Il done
to save her. The wave of sqItatIon
sweeps With greater force through the
provinces, and although Il has met with
. check In Ulster nobody eau tell hos
long the barriers which the loyal feeling
In Ulster imposes will be able TO with.
stand repeated shocks at Mr.. ParnelI,s
hands. Coercion has iriumphed while
the government shrinks fiom any at
D. mpt 10 counterac: It." The Times In
q leading editorial article says :---s.Law
abiding citizens have to slbmit to te, :
rorism which not only deles but sun
plants the law and after looking long
aud aqxiously tor help from the govern
ment they have begun 10 resign all hone
and no longer venture 10 resist the die
tation Of the Land League. Cases In
which the police are able to arrest and
magistrates able ~ commit seem 10 be-
come daily rarer, and even when trial
Is secured witnesses fear to speak and
jurors are afraid TO convict. II 10 10 de-
liver The peasantry themselves as well rs
the upper and middle classes, that the
vindication Of the law has become i'm
perative."
A demonstration was made by 5000
lrishmen In Manchester last night for
the purpose Of expressing sympathy with
the Land League and raising money for
the Parnell defence fund. Chief Jus
tice May was denounced In violent
terms.
COERCION POLICY TO BR ADOPTED.
LONDON, Deoom ber, 20.-Lord Chproh.
hill declared at Preston to-day that ali
me lrish advioos received ND TO th.
present, upon authority, state that the
Government upon assuming power will
adopt the Coercion policy. Respecting
The adVicos received has produced a
state OF chaos In Ireland.
The Duke OF Marlboro has stated that
he would not be responsible for the &C.
tloh III the Government In Ireland, un.
1873 be was armed with special powers
to further the action Of the troops order
| sd 10 Ireland.
The steamer HimaIaya from Gibralfer
ms arrived nj Queenstown with a rife
brigade aboard.
CIRCULARS ISSUED.
DUBLIN, Decsmbef f20.-Circulars have
been Issued 70 The Irish constables, di.
recting the vigilance committee, protect
ing the oaihffs, TO prevent the return OF
evloted tenants, and arrest any persons
aiding tee return.
A circular, issued to the county In.
spectors, states the fact that the armed
parties which are nightly committing
outrages have never been met by The
patrols. The Government states In the
circular that this IL difficult 10 under.
stand, and adds thatthe inspectors mus,
reporJ where the fault 10.
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Sum MER's BRAr

relax es the system and reDders US liable
to attacks OF diaIrhOea, dysentery, blood
hnx, clolera. mor bus, cramps in the
stomach, colo, aud other painful and
dangerous affections for which DIR
Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart.
Weed-"ompouDded from the besI
French brandy, Jamaica ginger, smart
weed or water-pepper, auodyne soothing
anu heahng gums and balsaIns, is q most
potent specific. IL Is equally efficaciou
III breaking up colds, tevsrs and infiam-
meiory attacks Every household sh ould
be supplied whit. Fifty cents by drug.
gists'
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MORE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.--A special dis
patch from Paducah, KY, says there il
evidence that the party who did the re-
cent robbing of the Post Once at Prince
ton, Caldwell County, KY, was William
g. Bradley, the Postmaster Of thai
office, and that be has confessed TO
Government officers, who have arrested
him. The special dispatch says his &C.
counts are $1,000 short exclusive OF
$SSS the amount reported stolen. Brad.
ley is young man, well connected, and
just married, and has enjoyed an un-
spotted reputation.
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TROUBLE WITH THE CENSUS

A Chester paper remarks The
census authorities are having eonsid-
srable trouble in completing their
count of the population of this State.
There are yet twelve counties to be
heard from, including Supervisor
Snowden's district OF Delaware,
Chester and Lancaster counties.
Mr.. Snowdsn would have had his re-
turn forwarded to Washington COM
plete some time ago, but for the
carelsssness OF an enumerator in
Chester county, who lost one OF his
daily cards, and the work had to be
done over.
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FAST FREIGHT STEAMERS

The negotiations Tor the formation
. line Of fast freight steamers betw,
New York, Philadelphia and Balhmo
which have been pending for weeks
about completed. The capital stock
the Company, $500, 900, has been ned
all snbscrib bed-One-fOurth by msrchaI
OF Philadelphia, and $3.50 900 by Ja(
Lorillard. OrgaiEaIiOn, It Is behev
will be effected IN few days, at wh
time the contract for two new steam
will be awarded. These are to be b
Of steel and iron and are 10 be
enough 20 make the run between PE
dslphiA and Now York In sixteen ho
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SUICIDE IN coNsHoHocKEN

CoNsHoHocxsE. Pa. December 20.
-Chas- 4. Rodenbaugh, aged 32
years. employed a. coachman By Geo.
Al. stiles, n. D., committed suicide
by hanging this morning. The doctor
last saw him at o'clock, and his
death was not discovered until noon,
by which time the body was cold.-
Deceased had no special cause for the
act and it Is thought it was committed
while he was temporarily insane.
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BURYING WITHOUT A PERMIT.

Registrar Frazer had undertaken
Thos. Giles and grave-digger Tbos.
Bates, of the old Swedes' Church, be
fore the Mayor, for burying a body
without obtaining the permit required
by law. 1t appearing that this was
Bates first offense, and tfat Mr.. Giles
had acted under the impression that
the certificate had been procured. the
Registrar permitted both cases to be
settled upon pay yment of costs.
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HEAVY SNOW STORM In VIR-
GINA,

PETERsBURo, Va, Dec. 20.-The heav.
lest snow storm experienced In this SEQ
ton for over two yeAra prevails here to-
day. The snow is falling 20 the depth OF
an inch an hour. The Indications are
that there Will be very deep snow, A
dispatch from DaDville says that heavy
anow storm In raging there this morning
the frat snow Of the season. The wind
Is que norlh.
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FIRE ALARM.

The continuous blowing of strar
whistle caused D FIRE alarm about 10
to day, and brought out the Delawa
and Water Witch carriages. Tht
were no indications, however, Of q
FIRE, and the carriages were not tak
far.
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Cheap Boots and snUos

Danlel MoCusker, 2l6 West Second street
mas got In large stock OF boots and shoes
for the feli trade, AMI he Is determined 10
sel them cheaper than any shoe house in
the city. He wishes his friends and the
public In general 70 give him a call and
oe convinced that he has good boots an
shoes and hewlll Sc them low.
Ssta-d&wSm.
kOTICR.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
Restorer Is Ihs marvel of the age for All
Nerve Diseases. Ali nLs stopped fIss.-
Send to ysl Arch Street Philadelphia
IA. Get 1o-l ,
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THE NOON TRAINS.

Despite the fact that the snow
storm continued to rage all morning.
the noon trains on the p, W. & b, r.
II: came in on tolerably good time
The limited express trains both wavs.
and the Delaware railroad trains were
only from twenty minutes to a hall
hour late.
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STUCK IN A DRIFT.

A very small boy, struggling along
the north side of Sixth street, between
Market and King, this morning, got
into deep snow drift, that buried
him almost to his ears. He yelled lus-
tily for assistance, and gentleman
coming by lifted him out into the solid
path.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were weak until the last hour, when .
better feeling became diffused. Money
ruled at per cent for call loans, with a
squirt to l-lo per diem. Governments
were strong. Foreign exchange was
steady. The "vandsrbilt" roads made
handsome statements.
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FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-1he passenger
elevator in Rothsohild Brothers estab-
hshment, Wabash avenue, fell from
the fourth story at noon TO day. Four
persons were in the car at the time, all
of whom were hurled to the base
msnt and seriously injured, some fa-
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NlLsLIONAIRES IN THE SEN
ATE

From the cincinnati Enquirer,
It ID getting so man can't throw a
spit ball in the United States Senate
without hitting q millionaire. Gould
and Vanderbilt may buy their way
there yet.
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THIRD EDITION
GENERAL FoREiGN NRws.

The University authorities Of Moscow
have resolved, is consequences OF the agi-
iation among students and In view Of
the approach OF the holidays, 10 suspend
all lectures.
Hopley, Woodhead q Co., general
.merchants, OF Liverpool, and trading
with Brazil have failed. Their liabiii-
ties are placed at Ell 900. The failure
was caused chiefly by losses Of coffee.
The steamship Egyptian Monarch, OF
A.5o0 tons, built for the Royal Exchange
q tipping Company of London, TO form
one OF the new Monarch line for the
trade between London and New York,
was launched yesterday at Dumbaron,
Scotland.
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THE BERNHARDT TICKETS

UP to 2 O'Clock this afternoon the
following number of reserved seats
had been sold for Sara Bernhardt's =
performance, that takes place on
next Tuesday evening Fifty-six at
% each fifty at 81, and sixteen at
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kennard A Co.

have in stock all sizes and qualities La
dies and Misses Rubber Garments La
dies siss ". 81, "a. 50, os. 80 ineh. Misses
~, 3S 40 AZ a, &6, ~. A very useful HoI.
liday Present. dec4-sodLdes2S.
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AND THEN WHAT.
From the Pittsburg Post.

Inc position Grant really wants ls
general Of the army, with a salary e0uaI
10 the presidency, which will be given
MN Tue moment the Republican partv
ootsins control, which will conclude his
political aspirations. ' "''
The daily gazette., 1880-12-22

NEW York was illuminated las,
night. Brush's electric lights enabled
gentlemen to read their newspapers on
broadway for about two miles. The
trial was q grand success.
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Iadscssiens for re-Day. H
Clear or partly cloudy weather, with
uortherly to westerly winds. rising b.
romster and slight changes In temperA-
ture.
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THE BAZAAR

me receipts and expenses Of ha
oroviasnt ona 81 Soclety's recent Bazaar IN the M
computed, but mem bers of ~" y luliy
estimate their profits at about a so"
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,hn one should have Il orses tied nm g.,
anbsrs's @ so'e a WIN the splzootic, when N. ~ n
Any Druggist for IS cent?. Guars9IssadI GuaIsnI o; OF
nov 9-dlm.
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THE CHRISTMAsMApprr

Despite the snow farmers are 6n,,,
their wa: into town, and the indica,i',n
are that the Christmas market ,o ~
row will be very large. nior-
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THE OHIO OFFICE SEEKERS

From the Louisville Courier Journal.
Garield's mail at Mentor 10 said to
be far too large for the storage capao-
ity Of the village post once. Nine
tsnths Of the letters are from Office
seekers.
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DECISION In THE KID GLOVE


NEW York, December 5I-The Jury
In tue case OF Julius b. Pings, importer
ef kid gloves, in which the Government
brought suit TO recover $50 900 for pass
tnR eighty -four Cases OF kid glovet
through the Custom House on alleged
fraudulent invoices, this morning reder.
ed averdict for the defe ndant. The cast
had been on trial for Sax weeks.
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Wilm ngIOL Markets.

WILAINGTos, Del, Dec, Is, Lsso.
a. 2dotatlonh at lie BraLUYwIns Mills 10
Flour and Grain, ~
BEST faIent Flour. as 50 To 40 IN,
Ehclce FAMILY Flour......... 7 So 10 I'D
fIsAIa W. s'..s............... b 80 70 I U,
Snolce Supernne.. TO 66,
KIN new wueat............. Ito
H." ~, n ...'''''''.'s...'.'... b6
ntah Del on.................. lSO
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARX EFT
MONDAY, Dec. 70, s z. M.
Beer ealt'e were oull this week BON
mead sold al the different yards a "A
oAc. and few extra show cattle al 10
.er Id. ~
sHEEP were in demand and price,
were fraction higher. 0sOO head ar
rived and sold ut the different yarus a
Aao1ac., and lsmb bs at 61ss7c., per Ib., a.
70 Quality.
Hoes were In fair demand, but urice.
we're fraction igher. 65tS b cad sod Al In,
Inherent yards ~ sa7s. per To-. as To con
dition.
PARK DROVE YARD
FtS-sssSnd and Lonsasssr sss. Dee. 18th
g 10 lOe h.., ~ TO ~ fsiT. % -
Is, ~ to %; good lambs, 90 70 S5<.: me
:. ean lambs, TO S1ii oo.lson ianDs
e.. = ~ 70 y 10 Calves, . 10 oH ArrivAh
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:27th -

Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co..
AT MAcAULKY's THEATRE,
In the City OF Louisville, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3lst, 1880
These drawings occur monthly (Sup-
days excepted), under prov lsions Of an
Act OF the General Assembly of X n
lucky, incorporating the Newport Print
log and Newspaper Co., approved April 8,
~This is a special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court O,
lst. That the Commonwealth bistr[buf,,,n
CbnAponV q legal.
ID. It's Drawings are fair.
n. B.-The Company has now on hand
a large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizeb for the "
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DECEMBER DRAWINc.

whole Tickets e. Hall Tick cts. Al,
~ Tickets. $50. IS Tickets. sl0a
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or
a6nd by express. DON'T SEND ny
REGIBrERED LETTER OR POST
OFFICE ORDER orders OF IS and up
ward, by express, can be sent at our ex-
RensS. R. N. BOARDMAN, Courier
Journal Building, Louisville, KY, or SO7
I'D 3O0 Brosdway, New York. uovI.
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The City Market

The following were the ruIlnx prices
market this morAlng:
butler fresh ptF pound - 2asn Al
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-16
Yorktown, 1881.

We believe the INTELLIGENCEE was
the first paper in the country to suggest
q centennial celebration at Yorktown.
When the centennial celebration of In
dependence opened SO auspiciously in
Philadelphia it was urged in these COL
umns that a fitting supplement to that
long continued and brilliant celebration
would be some commemoration in 1881
of the surrender at Yorktown. The
event deserves it and it is proper that
some one of the Revolutionary events oc-
curing on Southern soil should be made
the subject Of Il national festival. None is
better calculated to awaken national en-
thusiasm than the final downfall of Brit
ish pretensions at Yorktown. The place
is almost on the border line of the two
great sections Of the country, and the
season, October, is a most delightful one
for great popular concorse. The South
will have such All opportunity as has not
occurred to it since before the war to
welcome the North at it's own
gates. Philadelphia and the Centen.
NAL of 1876 were more or less
effective in promoting reconcilia
tion and Interstate commerce while
they gave great impetus to all mechan-
ical pursuits and to applied art. York
town may discover an opening for North
ern capital to Southern opportunities,
but in any event well organized cen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-16

contest in Ohio was certainly made with
out the authority Of Mr.. Foster or any of
his friends. Foster not only does not pro-
pose to withdraw from the contest, but on
the other hand proposes to do all he can
legitimately to make himself senator, and
to remain in the contest to the end.
Mrs. ANNIE e. WILSON, who has just
become IN inspector in the New York GUS
tom house, was the wife Of the captain of
a vessel bound for Liverpool with a cargo
of grain eight years ago. A storm arose
the cargo shifted and the ship lay on its
beam-ends. The captain was disabled,
and the mate gave up the ship as lost.
Mrs. Wilson took command, safely navi-
gated the ship to port, aud brought her
helpless husband home. Since the latter
death she has supported herself and child
as a clerk in store.
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Test, have made an assignment to Julius 8

West, have made an assignment to Julius
Bunxl.
W. J. Bradley, aged 60 years. was sb. Z
Gead oy q MAGISTRATE named Squires, at
Summit, North Carolina. on tuesday
The murder was the result of an oIi
grudge. Charles Hinsworth. a colored
Trojan, asarrested in ALBANY. New York
yesterday. on the charge OF having at.
tempted to poison several persons by treat
ing them to beer which he had drucsed
with Paris green.
A mass meeting Of citizens was held
last night in Caldwell, Kansas, Mayor
Measher presiding, at which resolutions
were adopted approving the movement by
Payne's and other cOlonists to settle on the
Oklahoma lands. in the Indian territory,
and asking the president Of the Upited
States to - order the troops to accompany
the settlers to Oklahoma as an escort" {"
The invasion movement is reported to be
gathering force and numbers, owing chief
iytO the destitutiOn among the settlers in
Western Kansas.
Snow has fallen over the north of
Scotland. 1t now covers the ground to
the del tn of several inches. Tho tram.
way cars at Dundee were compelled to
stop running. At Aberdeen the storm
commenced yesterday morning and con
tinues with Undated fury. The snow lies
to considerable depth in the streets
while in the country the average is about a
foot. There is every appearance of the
continuance of the storm.
Elbert and John Lee, returning to their
homes in Bullock county, Georgia. camped
in their wagon ten miles from Savannah
on Tuesday night. They were found sense
less yesterday morning, having been
knocked in the head and robbed of $500.
Elbert is fatally injured, but the other is
expected to recover. A cOlOrcd boy, who
was with them. says he was awakened by
noise during the night and saw COL
Ored man run away and heard others
talking. but was afraid to sivo IN alarm.