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At the British cabinet council, Monday,
1t was decided to request Of the Queen the
immediate suspension Of the habeaS corpus
in Ireland.
William Gray was hanged at Sherbrooke.
Quebeck, Saturday last, for the murder
of Thomas Mulligan near that place last
October.
Halifax is threatened with the with
drawal of its garrison, on account OF the
outbreak of typhoid fever among the Of
fieers.
A terrific gale blew across Newfound-
land for four days last week. and caused
great destruction to the shipping.
The Brazilian senate passed bill open
ing the chamber to protestants, naturalized
foreigners, and freedmen.
At Tralee, Ireland. party of armed men
broke into bailiff-s house, seized the bail
i'll and slit his ears.
II is rumored that Frankfort-on-the-
Main will soon be placed under minor
state of siege.
England is forwarding troops TO BasutO-
land, where the rebellion still aSsums
serious phase.
Fears are entertained that the marquis
of Ripcn, now, vicerOy of India, can not
survive.
Seventeen Gillian transports. carrying
nine thousand men, have sailed to attack
Lima.
a Paris dispatch asserts that the porte
has coded the island Of Crete to GermaRy.
Spain has taken fifty thousand shares in
DE LesSeps' Panama canal enterprise.
France is the greatest subscriber to
Panama canal stock, and Spain next
Bismarck is still pressing his measures
for the disfranchiSement Of the Jews.
Herr Schultz, editor Of the Cologne Ga
zette, is dead.
Flogcing in the British navy has been
abolished.
The Montreal clergy denOunce Sara Bern
hardt.
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CASUAL.

At the time Of the SIS 900 fire In Duluth,
last week, the velocity of the wind was
forty miles an hour, the thermometer was
Is degrees below zero, and the fire engine
froIe solid; Many people had their feet
'and ears frozen while working to save
property.
The elegant residence of Charles o. Fish
er, on North Charles street, Baltimore, took
fire ut an early hour Sunday morning. and
two colOred servants sprang from a fifth
story window aud we killed. The dam
age to the house and its contents is $50
COO.
Near Napoleon, Mo-, Mrs. Jones attemp-
ted to replenish coal oil lamp while ii was
burning. which exploded, killing two Of
her children. and burning her SO severely
that her life is dispaired Of.
Alfred Penfeld accidentally fell into a
scalding vat at Hox's pork house, at st.
Joseph. Mo-, Monday. He was submerged
to the shoulders, and being parboiled. rill
die.
A steam saw mill and marble works at
East Canaan, Conn.,, with machinery that
cost over $4,000, have been destroyed by
fire.
An express train from New York struck
carriage at Stanford, Conn, killing Miss
Harriet Davenport and injuring two 9TH
ers.
A fire in Grand Rapids. Wis. DESTROYED
the Music-liall, Wards drug store, and
several buildings near the Centralia bridge.
The steamboat Kittie Nye was burned
to the waters edge. on Saturday. near
Monticello, Miss. with n cargo of cotton.
A fire in Omaha destroyed the hat store
of Z. Ii. Degroot Il Co. and the photograph
gallery of r. F. Currier.
The aged father of Eugene Hale. Of
Maine. suffered a fracture of the skull. On
Saturday, at Lewiston.
Blue Gown. noted English horse being
imported by James X. keene, died on board
the steamer Victoria.
Agnes MOriarity. of Grand Rapids. Mich.
has had one foot anputated, the result OF
coasting accident.
Twenty-Five lives were lost by the wrecl,
Of an unknown vessel in Pleasant bay. New
Brunswick.
A maniac mother, of Marquette. Wis.
nearly decapitated her babe, and then took
her own life.
A fire in the telegraph cable mandatory
Of Manly 4 Sons, on Tuesday, caused a
loss of $4,000.
Two persons were burned to death at a
fire In Philadelphia, Saturday evening.
Four cases of fatal freezing are reported
from New York.
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Secretary Thompson has requested Pres
will retire on the Goth inst. rhe president
designated Secretary of War Ramsey 10
act as secretary of the navy in addition to
his other duties on and after the date above
mentioned.
The president has acceded to tie request,
made by Senator HOar and Others, to allow
a commission to be sent TO the Indian ter
ritOry to see what ought TO be done for the
Ponca Indians.
The lighthouse board asks for sal.00O
for the station at Wangoshanee. and Sl0,-
90 for repairing the Chicago light
In 1873 the gain TO the revenue resulting
from increased classification of sugar Was
S503, 367, aud in 1880 sI,ee:D,s.2.
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CRIME.

On Sunday, the 9TH inst. Mrs. Kennedy
young, Intelligent and refined lady. Of
Clarendon county, 5. T., was brutality muir
dered by three negroes, during the brief
absence of her husband. On TUESDAY. the
It'll, the culprits were hanged by an indi.-
naDt and frenzied crowd OF one hundred
and fifty white men and fifty negroes the
latter begging that they might be allowed
to burn the guilty parties at the stake.
On Friday last party of six men rode
up to the store Of Russell brothers. at Post
Oak, Texas. and, after purchasing goods
amounting to $500, invited Abner Russell
outside. Complying he was fired upon and
killed. The party reentered the store, and
seriously and probably fatally wounded
John Russell.
Mat Wolfe. who killed his father in New
Albany, three years ago, by beating out his
brains with club, was on the rampage
again the other day parading the streets Of
New Albany threatening citizens. even the
police fearing to arrest him.
X. A. Blanford, past grand master Of
Odd-FellOwS of the state of Texas, has
been sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years for embezZling $1,000 of the funds
Of the Home Building and Loan association
Of Austin.
Sam Cole, negro waiter, who was shot
in Fourth avenue gambling den, Chicago,
died Saturday. Theodore Harris, a bioth-
er waiter, on being arrested, confessed
having fired the shot.
z. B. Conn, proprietor of a newspaper at
Steubenville, o., has been taken TO Column
bus, by a deputy marshal, on the charge
OF sending obscene matter through the
mails.
Della Fisher, to whom the Winthrop,
No., train robbers cOnfided their secret,
was followed from Dies Moines by detec-
tivtsS and capfurpd on TUESDAY nj RaIfnr,l
Iowa.
Z. A. ThOmalin, clerk in the office of
collector Of Internal revenue at Chicago.
has abscOnded with S3156 of government
funds. A reward OF 500 is offered for him.
Thomas w. Slater, United States mar
shall, attached to the New York Business
bureau, was fatally stabbed by Andrew
Yates, cOunterfeiter, Saturday last.
At Excelsior, Iowa, John Livingston,
while. drunk, in pure wantonnesS killed
Margaret Stewart and her twO-year-old
child. terribly mangling them.
The safe of J. {. Munroe & Sons. at
whitehall. Mich, has suffered the abstrac-
ton OF 81 $50 by some one possessing the
combination.
John Dilley and wife. farmers. residing
near GeneSseo, ILL.,. Were murdered in their
bed by burglar who obtained only two
watches.
John Riley accused of the attempted as
sassinatiOn of Judge Page. ut Minneapolis,
Minn, has been bound over in 5000 bonds
A half-breed. named George Scott, was
lynched by masked men at Brazil. Ind. for
an outrage ON the wife of his employer.
At California, KY, on Saturday last,
Tilman Webster, a salIoon-Kccper, shot and
killed William stewart farmer.
On charge Of setting fire Ia the McrSlton
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FOREIGN.

Advices from Honolulu describe the erup-
uon Of Nauna Loa, now In progress as
one Of the grandest ever witnessed. .s
broke out on Nov. 9Th, about six miles from
the summit of the crater. throwing ont
two great streams of lava. one of which is
thirty miles long and one hundred IN two
hundred yards wide and about twenty feet
deep. Terrible explosions accompany its
How. and some fears are entertained for
the safety Of llilo. although the flow seems
Ia lie turning in another direction.
The Austrian governments financial
statement presented in the lower hot.S, of
tie Eeichsraih on Tuesday. showed a
deficit for the next year Of ~ .lsslSyD iioTins
The minister OF finances urged rlIe adoption
of tax on petroleum. which. he said. prom
i>s-i yield % i.0so.01 forin-. and Stated
that from the bills already submitted to
the house he anticipated an increased in
come of i.t0,Q,o forms.
The ice in the Voiga has suddenly bfok-
en At Nijni-NoyCorod in Consequence II
warm weather. Fiye steamers and thirty
hargeS have been destroyed. and large
quantities IL grain, naphtha and fish have
teen lest The damage IL immense.
The demands for stock of the ID. I.eSssps
Panama canal sclien. has been uuprss,
d.nted!y great in Europe one-thiri If
The demands car scarcely L. satisfied II
il believed that many have purchased the
stock for speculative purposes.
The Issue of the meeting Of the cabinet.
SAYS the Times in a leading article. I. Ia
in,rUiuod a bill Immediately oa the ppm
Ing Of the session to give the government
extraordinary powers for the maintenance
VI Law and order in ireland.
Baron de Friosiland and his wife, the
latter being \ daughter Of the Duke de
PersiRny. have been arrested ia Paris. The
lady i charged with forging her grand
fathers signature TO aoesIiances fnr lss.-
co francs
A grea: explosion occurred II the Peny-
grieg colliery In the Rhonda valley. gD.-
land Friday last One hundred men we-.
in the pit az the time the explosion occurred.
eighty -six Of whom lost their iiveS-
The Globe understands that the Por.. IL
preparing an ailccution eoisien.niny ;h..
hostile attitude TO the church on tn. uz-r
of France and other noaiRAlly Catholic
powers
Subscriptions Cor the expelled .J~suI.,
have reached fio"o in franoe and In
gland Among the con;ribuis-s were the
duke OF norfolk and marquis a Bate
The Brookbeid coston-mill. al Stockport.
England has been DESTROYED By Err. exuS-
ing loss Of Sumo ana tl.rvvir,. fos..
hundred persons ouf Of employment.
The sultan has evades troala, with The
ambassadors Of the powers b. having the
Keepers Of the Assassin Of Colonel Ct,u.-
meraef declare him insane.
The Cremation company. a. Rome. Ia.
sceu'ea site IN the public csrInetery. d.
spie NE opposition Of the eiericai aleIs-
eefs OF the city ecvernn;esI--
Lord Coleridse. Chsrf Ju-tlcrof The cs,.p-
mon r,lca>. has tsen apissin.s,i ghie( Iu--
nce q tb- Que-ns Bssch. roe Sir AK
ander Coekburn, decez>.-t.
The Canadian gosernraen: u,o4s ,r,,b
Opposition In It's desire % fore. -. -
the boiidayS $50
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Cause and Effect.

The main cause Of nervousness is
indigestion. and that is caused by
weakness of the stomach. Moo can
have sound nerves and good health
without using Hop Bitters TO strength
EN- the stomach, purify the blood and
keep the liver and kidneys active, TO
carry off all the poisonous and waste
matter of the system. See other col
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Notice by Publication.

BEFORE A. McPhail. Justi-e Of the Peace of Smc-
Ky View Township, in Saline County, Kansas.
JoHN y. Hustled. FlaiBtif,
NKIs NELSON, Defendant.
&AID defendant Is hereby notified that on the
= Ard day Of December l,si an order OF attach
ment for the sum Of six (S6-l dollars issued by
the shove named Justice the Peace agaius; his
goods in the above entitled action, and that said
cause will be heard the 9th day ofJanuary, lSsl
at one O'Clock, p. m
JOHN v. hustled. Plaintiff,
Attest: A. McPHAKl. Justice Of the Peace. G-sN
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Netice or County superintendent.

suVlERE will he FIVE s4,aauons for Teacher
II Certificates duri~- the yrSr ic>o-all held In
.kv pxhlic Sch-c. 3otse--as follows:
- \. February esih-s A. N. tOir.N.
NJ Anil aith- do do
III July sDth sad 3tst--s A.. X. to&r.A
" August ssth-e A NJ 10 p NJ
". Oraober Sth-9 ~ 10 I'm
Pp,r.nps-s ON the part OF the applicants vii, he
reoairca by the Board Of Examiners t"e " one
dollar wsll be charged.
4 The County Superintendent viii ',s tn ms ihre
eyrry saturday exeola Shcu engaged ~ eHanaina-
eiou. In which case be will Dc IN hIs oihce On the
Ssa..;.~ vana.y WILLIAM BISHOP.
County Superintendent.
SaSaa, January soth, ls>o
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Notice BY Publication.

Before A. McPhaii Justice Of the Peace Of Smo-
Ky View Township. Saline County, hansas-
SWAN ERICKSON, Plaintiff,
NELs NELSON, Defendant.
SAID defendant Is bereby notified that the
- sth day Of December, lssi. an order Of att ach
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Notice by Publication.

Before A. McPhail a Justice Of the Peace of Smc-
Ky View Township, Saline County Kansas,
ENocH WHITE, Plaintiff.
NELs NELSON, Defendant
SAID defendant is hereby notified that on the Sth
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the sum OF Ten sio Dollars issued by the above
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fAladv's Wish

"Oh, how l wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours" said the lady
to her friend. You can easily make
it So" said the friend. How" in
quired the first lady. by using Hop
Bitters, that makes pure, rich blood
and blooming health. Ii did it for me,
as sou observe" Read of il.
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