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swept out. Could see where the blood had
been swept with broom, and could see
broom marks in it.
B. F. BUGBEY,
Deputy Sheriff, the next witness, stated that
Mr.. Beverage rode into town with him on
the Sunday before New Years. I told him |
wanted him to come to town with me. Com
ing in he talked Of the murder, and said he
had sent for the detectives to work up the
case and was satisfied in his own mind where
the guilt Law Witness then rehearsed Bev-
eridge's statements in detail, which CORE
sponded with those already given Witness
said: 1 don't think Beveridge made any
direct charge as TO whom he thought COM
mitted the crime, but 1t was evident that
Holiday and Fincher were the parties. Said
it must have been some one acquainted with
the dogs, as one of them was very cross with
strangers. Beveridge told me that Mounch
burned the clothing, and the idea, as reason
for the destruction, which he conveyed was
on account of the stencil that might arise
from the bloody condition of the clothing. He
said the burning was done while he
was coming to Sacramento with the corpse,
and that he regretted they had been burned.
He also stated that Holiday formerly had a
revolver and lost it, and did not know whether
he had any recently. He said that at the
time of the murder
TWO PACKS OF CARDS
Were found at the cabin, which MIR. Mounch
had burned and that there was a card in his
pocket in memorandum book which was
found at the barn where Holiday slept while
working at Mounch's, which Mounch's little
children picked up, and which he said would
correspond with those that were burned, but
that there were so many alike it probably
would not amount to anything. THE card
same brand as the pieces of burnt ones.
Kelsey Holiday was recalled and stated
about having his pistol stolen last spring
that his losing it was generally known at
Mounch's, and that he had had none since.
The prosecution here rested its case, and
the Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day,
when the testimony for defense will be com
menced.
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NEW MEXICO.
Indian Affairs on the Border.

Tucson, January 13th.-A special from
Fort Bayard, New Mexico, to the Star, says {:
The Governor of New Mexico, under date
of January 18th, writes to the commanding
officer of the Mexican troops recently IN pur-
suit of hostile Indians across the border, re-
questing him to cooperate with the United
States troops in the further pursuit of the
hostiles. The commanding officer of the
troops on this side was notified that this or
der has the sanction of the Secretary of War.
The officer says: Any one in possession OF
information of the whereabouts of the Mex
lean troops who were lately in pursuit of the
Indians recently driven from chihuahua,
will please send this information to the COM
handing officer, requesting him to cross over
his troops into United States territory" The
following message has been received by the
Mexican Consul:
Fort BOWIE "a. To-, January u, 1880
To the Mexican Consul. Francisco l.. Prieto,
Tucson: On the 26th of December General Ire
vina, with 400 or 500 men, moved against Victoria
and the allied Indians General Verrsgas, of Chi
huahua, telegraphed on the 9th to General Pope to
put troops to intercept them, should they try to
pectOrs in the Florida mountains surprised by
thirty Indians, and was killed andtwo wounded,
and all their stock taken. On the 9th fftyfive In
dams were McEvers' ranch. They went
towards the black range. Major Morrow is in pur-
suit To-day the Governor of Chihuahua telegraphs
that about 100 Indians, with their families, have
gone north, after committing great depredations.
suppose your Government is informed of this
Z. A. CARR, Brevet Maior-General
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The Atroc-ous swanger Murde. - AID.
fiifiouaI Details.

PORTLAND, January 14th.-The following
additional particulars are obtained OF the
atrlcious murder of Jacob Swanger, near
Millsboro: One of Swanger's reighbors had
occasion to call at his home on matter OF
business. He was shocked by the sight of a
large spot of blood-stained snow about fifty
feet from the house, blood tracks to the cabin,
a severed human hand, and evident
traces of terrible struggle. he
fastened to the cabin, but found all
the doors locked. He speedily summoned
another neighbor. and both forced their
way into the building, and were Mortified to
find the dead body of Swanger, his head
crushed to a jelly, his right arm cut of Just
above the wrist, and the floor besmeared with
blood and brains OF the circumstances con-
nected with the murder nothing is definitely
known. Swanger was a bachelor, about 30
years old, and lived the life Of hermit. 1t
was generally understood that he was wealthy,
and had considerable money about his house.
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kEIADA.


CARLIN, January 14th.-The following pas
sengers passed CarIin to-day, to arrive In Sac
ramento tomorrow J. II. Warden, !ndl-
ana Mrs. G. w. Tilton, Miss Anna Tilton,
Chicago; Miss L. Bemmerman, Germany ;
0. w. Merriam and wife. }. D. Mckenzie.
San Francisco j. B. Hart and wife, Pitts
burg Luke A Port, Missouri: John H. Ba-
con, w. S. Miller, Tuscarora I; W. L. Jeffrey,
NJ, DELFT, j. Jachrap, Fort Halleck; 80 emf
grants, including 81 males, to arrive in Sacra-
Inento Januarv 18th
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The Bonanza Case-No jurisdiction.

SAN Francisco, January 14th.-Mackey
and Fair, being non-residents of California,
having made separate applications to have
the case of John III. Burke against the Pa
ciic Wood, Lumber and Flume Company
and others transferred to the Circuit Court
as to them, Judge Sawyer to-day decided that
the Court had no jurisdiction, and the case
must go back to the State Courts. Defend
ants have till tomorrow to appeal to the
United States Supreme Court, if desired.
The decision was rendered on the opinion of
the Court that Mackey and Fair could not
be separated from the co-defendants residents
of California
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BaSc Ball.

SANTA PAULA, January 14th.-The second
game of base ball between the Ventures of
San Buenaventura and the st. Juliens of tn s
place, for the championship of the county,
which was played in this place to-day, re-
suited in a victory for the latter club, which
makes one game for each club. The third
and Gnal game will be played at San Buena-
ventura next week.
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( SAN Francisco, January 14th.-The Bank
of California has declare dividend for the
last quarter of 1879 at the rate of 10 per
cent, per annum.
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BRIEF REFERENCE.

Two car loads of emigrants viii arrived tc-
day.
The river last night at II o'clock marked
sixteen feet.
There is dispatch for Miss NJ. J. Harlow
at the Western Union Office.
Sixteen car loads of beef cattle went
through to San Francisco yesterday.
The Chinese grand larceny case in Justice
Gilmers Court yesterday was continued until
the Doth instant.
The Board of City Trustees have appointed
Robert H. Harrison as special policeman.
His main duty will be to prevent the throw
ing of garbage into China slough.
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SAN JOSE, January 14th.-Jerome Har-
mon, the young man who was stabbed few
evenings since at Jake Haub's saloon, died
at twenty minutes to o'clock this morning,
at the City Prison, from the effects of the
| wound
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CALIFORNIA.

An Hnquiring Turn of Mind-Hncendiary
Plot DiscOvered-Assessm
SAN Francisco, January 14th.-L. p.
Drexler, of Virginia City, is in town. AS a
heavy stakeholder, he intends to examine the
books of the Sierra Nevada Company, to sa :
isfy himself where SO much money went
during the past year.
A plot has been discovered by the officers
of the Penitt ntiary at San Quentin to L, IN
the prison. A convict named Charles Irwin
lad prepared package of combustibles
with a match, which wo I'D have starte a fire
after the shop had been closed for the night
Hale & Norcross levies an assessment of 81 !,
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ATTENTION "A fine line of custom made
scarlet flannel underwear just received at tie
Xxi Store. Especially recommended to all
rheumatic invalids.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.


DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT.
THE GREAT STORM Up. NORTH.
Further Particulars of the Damage
Committed.
WESTWARD BOUND PASSENGERS
outlook in Regard to Indian Affairs in
New Mexico.
THE ATRoCIoUs MURDER IN OREGON.
Discovery of Plot to Burn the State
Prison at San Quentin.
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The horrible deed was committed with an ak,
and by some persons who were acquainted
with the life and habits of Swanger. The
footprints Of man were traced half nile
from the scene of the murder to road, but
beyond that they were lost. 1t is also evil
dent, from the footprints around the bloody
snow, that more than one person was engaged
in tie diabolical murder. Robbery could
have been the only object, as Swanger was
not known to have an enemy.
Serious Qrarrels.
PORTLAND, January 14th.-Last night ..
S. Murray and H. N Skinner became in
volved in quarrel, during which the former
drew knife and stabbed the latter under the
left eye inficting dangerous wound. Both
are under arrest
H. j. Lynch, proprietor of the Keystone
House, and Thomas Watts had row last
night, resulting in Lynch's receiving two
heavy blows on the head with bar of iron,
from the effects of which he is not expected
to recover. Watts is in custody.
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IF. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoE.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
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FIsH.-The only place in this city where
they receive daily the best and completest
assortment of all kind of fresh and salt water
fish, crabs, CLAIMS, Holsters. mussel and
shri1nps is at d. DeBernardi & Co., Nos.
ans and 80 X street.
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NorIcE.-City license, water rates and
dog tags now due. Pay on or before 10Th
inst. and save costs.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER. evening at
the Metropolitan. Theater will be presented
Sterling Coyne's three-act comedy, Every
body's Friend" in which John E. Owens will
take the part of Major de Boots. He will
be supported by company from the Cali.
fornia Theater, under the management OF
Charles B. Wells, John Wilson and Russell
Bassett. This evenings engagement will be
concluded with Ovens great speciality of
"Solon Single" No charge will be made
for reserved seats.
ARRESTS. following ARRESTS were
made yesterday: George Washington, for
battery, by officer Dolan; Thomas Craning,
for being drunk, by Deputy Constable Fer
raj; Dick Rhodes, for being drunk, by officer
Frazee.
RETURNED.-Rev. Fl. W. Read, formerly
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, in this
city, has returned from the East, after an
absence of nearly three years. He intends
locating in California.
EMBFzzLEMENT- Officer Sebolt, of San
Francisco, came up last night and arrested a
peddler named N. K. Cohen upon warrant
charging him with embezzlement, and will
take him below to-day.
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LOOK ATTHE GREAT WALKERS:

LOOK AT THE GREAT WALKERS
l. W. A. MCINTYRE, San Francisco.
2. FRANK CURTIS, Nevada
8. L. H. EMERSON, Hartford.
4. E. j. EATON, Red Bluff.
5. G.. GUERRERO, San Francisco.
6. T. A. LORREL, California.
7. c. F. MACK, California.
8. p. MIRsBEAU, California.
9. BROOKLYN BOY. New York.
10. JOHN KIBBLER. California
IL. W. q. SCOTT, California
L. ]. MURDOCH, California.
Is. BURLING BOY, Connecticut.
IA. ANTHONY GREEN, Sacramento.
Is. HARRY WILSON, California.
16. LEWIS BRAHAM, California
IT. HARRY NEwHoFF, California.
49, GEORGE WILCOX, Nevada.
49, WILLIAM CHENowITH, Nevada.
20. WILLIAM KENNEDY, Nevada.
81. D. WALSH, California.
%. G. DIFFERING, Sacramento county.
%. JAMES MORROW, Placerville.
And others whose entrance has not as yet beer
forwarded.
TT During the Evenings, and commencing
a Of afa fha
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Paris, Dec. o. tho senate yesterday
N, Buarstt orleaaiss Questioned the govern
mant on tho subjsjsf the removal Of The
cruciHZes from thIolenentary schools in
Paris by order Of ! lIerola, preioct Of tho
Seine. Tho dobatdowed that the law gave
the Observation-Disclosures rolativoto such
religious emblemsnd the city had in some
instances accCmphot their removal In n
carslass and irravant nanner, throwing the
crucilixes il the VI at the door VI. Her.
Old explained tbat te had suspended those
who had 80 aulelld that ho had himSelt re-
caiy8d authority fm Prerisr F9rey bcIoro
he ordered their hoval. Tho tone Of Her.
old's speech PROCEED grea. uproar'on tll5
right particular his staloneut that the
question was snnercly Of school tuncAShh
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WASHINGTON.
S.
NOTABLE NEWS OF THE Ma TON.
congress Adjourned for the Relida, 5
10 january Fifth-A Proposition
TO EXPol weaver aad sparks
Laid on the TabIe-Jadge
woods Nomination Con
nrnaed, Eto, Etc.



Washington, Dee. 22.-Notwithssaad-
ing Mr.. Elmunds' objection. on &C
count of tho absenSO Of quorum, and tie
necessity for an executive session, the senate
on motion Of Mr.. Morgan, took up the rsso
luton Offered by him in J Juns last, declaring
that the president Of the senate il not Suthor-
Mea TO count The electoral votes so as to do.
trmine What vote shall BE- received and
counted, or Whist rejected. Mr.. Morgan
spote at length in support Of the resolution.
HS was followed by MIR. Edmuads in
opposition thereto, after which, ol motion
OF the latter, the ssna c went isto executive
session, and when the doors opened Senator
Booth introduced a bill to incorporate the
maritime canal company Of Nicaragua. Re-
terred to the committee on commerce.
On motion Of Mr. Butler, the senate bill
authorizing the auditing Of the accounts sf
b. 5. Jemos, Of South Caroline, 1psi con.
tractor IN 1869, was taken up aud pmfed
On motion Of Mr. Lamar, the senate bill
granting the right Of way 10 the county of
WaTNn, Mississippi, aed to the Vicks burg &
Memphis railroad company through ths
United States cemetery tract Of land ntar
NickSbur-, was taken up and passed.
MIR. Blown introduced bill making an
appropriation to iapyovs the ChaHshoochis
river.
The senate then adjourned to January
9th.
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order order and srgusi lhst the precise ! 5 Of
J , mals1 lAe two members are held tswer
ulua' ns set ens before they could be hred
or expelled. II would mot do 10 rpsn-
crazy 70 thirty printed pages Of n ysord.
Mr, bowman argued that there wNshirg
actions. wv Wv
The speaker oVorraled tAs point oder.
Af'or IA ther discussion hqu.s-
tisr was dst taken upon / sub.
stutN offered BY Mr.. BroWpf la,
diana, referring the matter 10 a ss osm.
mittss. The substitute was sgrsb by a
vote Of 95 TO 40.
Beiors proceeding further an sutuRity
was, on motion Of Mr.. CopcerBsn 10
kessrs. Weaver and Sparks 10 ks sny
statement they choess.
Thereupon Mr. Weaver stated beep rs.
sret at the occurrence Of yssterdAI lie sd
mitied that the language used himself
was wsolly uniu,iihable, and for % made
his apology humbly to the house
Mr. Sparks said hs, ia his Acti yester-
day, was in soEnict with the ri Of the
house and unpAriamentAry. He be owed
an apology to tho house and tlforo ten
dered it,
Mr.. Singleton, Of Illlnois, thmoved to
lay the whole subject on the tal
Mr.. Oonger demanded the ye snd nays,
remarking that the country vol be batter
satisfied to hsva the matter inveated by a
Gom @ittee than to hsva il entii dropped.
.Vhe yeas and nsys we're thsn bersd and
Mr.. Singeton's motion layinlhs whole
subject on the table wss carritysss, l04i
maya, A.
Mr. Clymer Of PsnnlylvA1 from the
appropriation committee, rsptd the army
appropriation bill, 1t sppgones S26, 100,
500, against S26, 425 500 apIpriated for
1881. Ordered printed.
On motion OF AIr. Wood, Tss ordered
that when the funding bill it1t taken up
sill general debate upon it shPo limited 90
enc day.
The house thon adjourneul JouuEy
9th.
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Canadian Christians CHuterIzing the
uernhnrat

Montreal, Ont, Dec. 20. Sara Bsrnhardt
will arrive here this afternoon. A special
train viii meet her alSt Albans. The po-
lice commissioners will mes. thil afternoon
to discuss what shall be no in order to
prevent Sara from playing on Christmas
night, but the city attorney in answer to tho
questions, ,hayowe tho power to close theatre
ON Christmas 3sy, ssyS We can'tas tho char
tar directs this as1 gives power TO the
council 10 protec. tho Lords day from viola
ton, but nothing more. II ia quietly wsis-
perod that some Of tho aldermen who made
the most oulcry about Nine, Bornhardt have
tickets in their pockets, purchased with in-
tent to 20 On cea her pay This Roman
Catholic, Episcopal aud Methodist pulplts,
meatime, have dcnousGei tho actress Her
coming has been dnly heraldoi.
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The Rothsehnaa Case.
Special to the Herald.

jefferson, Dee 22,-In the distrc. court
to'el ka,asclild vaS brought into court
~ 4 ih nnmes of The new vcnire called. The
ll'l IS vow compl,tad and consists Of tan
7hi.e sndtwo colored men, They were &C.
cepiea by both the dsfandents md the states
counsel The witnesses are new b.ihg sx.
SmlRcd' Judge Estes has decided to hays a
night session of the court All parties seem
anxious TO conclude the trial. Mr.. Rolbs.
childf, the father Of tho prisoner, Is in CON
stant aitendancs. The prisoner is In good
health and very robust, Ho shows sigas Of
lone ohnhn0ment "Did he kill Bessie
Moore" isa question ths. will probably be
decided this week.
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A FearruI Rallroad A..,,,.,,

Charleston, S, O., Dee. "a rssss,, ..,,
Ss,S SSu' VrCuiSod on tho Charleston rsilru,d
aoIu' 'nFee miles beyend Lincoln,on Al four
o'clock Q this morning. TIE entire passeDS,,
IRAN, except the engine, which na,ssa ~.
sssitely, ssty went through the trestle whieS o' :,
sns point Is ilty feet high. Full nsr,icn,.ms. ~
SAhnoI be learned yet, but il !. dssn,,ai,
Known that mail agent DAyi. ey R'"or
aug passenger named J. A. Gnodsna
were were disabled by the accident, and voJ,vn snhsai
quehuy bnrned up in tho flames. which ous CON-
muhleAIed' 1t supposed, from \ e,nl s,nra y
va m 'ne road which set flre TO the shat,ereS
ana spnnsered ears, which wero piled ON ous NJ
another Conductor Captain Harris Jobnsoc
escaped with slight injuries. There ,,Ss vers
ro, NY low passengers on the usin, and Il IA
not known that any one else was killed. "
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billiard Match.

Paris, Dec. 22.-The third day Of the bill
lard match between Slosson and Vigneaux,
opened with largo attendance and the
deepest interest wai manifested. slosson
placed the balls whorl ha laf, them last
nipbt a d msdo 7 points. His best runs IN
tbe course ofihe evening were: 2O4-b9-l6O
and he maintainsl his lead to to the end Of
Tic nights play, scoring total OF 800,
vhls Vianeaux made 5l1. The latters
best runs wee lll--I5-t8
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Charleston, 81 u, c. pa serious Gre
occurred st Badurga, small town on the
s. S. c. reilrost Monday night, II origi-
mated in tho .r5ry Of HsTitz, which was
totally dss!roy. Loss 81 500; Insurance.
$1,000. O.herlossss sustained by n. N.
Talk on stock, 1000; no in'urapa'. j. d,
Copeland, on hex $1,000 insu's-c 81 600,
j. S. BAmber two siora5 1000 = In
sured. II. Coily, $1,000; insartd 300
y, II. Brownq house $500; up m'ue nee.
Dr.. p. j. or house $4,000; iasur,d. The
cause Of ths 4 is unknown.
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Conarn,ntin

Washington, Dec, %, -Thoaata in exec.
utive session this afieuoototed down the
motion to reconsider The InGrmatioa Of
Judge w. b. Woods, to associate justice
Of the United States suprel court, and hii
confirmation therefore SITS. The senate
also eonRrEed the nominsh Of Paul Ruth
rsuG, 10 postmaster at Aui, Texas
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Texns, SANTA 70 4 No fern Ramroad,

Santa Fo, N. NJ, De92,-Ths Texas,
Santa Fs s. Northern raiRd, recently char.
tered under ths laws Of n Mexico, with 1
capital OF $l2.OOO0OO, llected yesterday
Oha'. j, Lowry, OF NeiYork, president;
Bsr ard Ssligman, viceRsidsEt; Chas u.
Gilisrsleeve, secretary, a Lehman Spell
berg treasurer, and pba resolutions TO
contract nj once the SsI Nan division, SO rs
TO hNvs immediate csnltion with the Den.
yor & Rio Grando railA FOR the transfer
OF freight and passen8. The now road
proceeds from Sapts norlhward TO Sal.
Lake by iha valleys ofhams and San JaaH,
and Ssuthward throue Barrzos City, the
coal eelas Of Pr0ss Wy and Texas and TO
tho gulf At Corpus CIsli pass aAd on to
Albsquerqus. The I'd will be a narrow
giisge snd will conne;wita the TeIss nar.
row guSgs, building gbWsrds Prssidio Del
NorIs.
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Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, Dec. 22.--On the l9.h tho
Indians invaded the camp Of Joha Mosisr's
traia, men Of this city, near E'glo Springs,
and stole iho nul5s
A man by the name Of Glonter vas
found drowned IN tho San Marcos river near
LuliHg to-dag, with 800 on hs person.
Nothing is known as to the cause. lie was
last seen on Suud ,r, when hs loft town with
500 md little hottie Of rum.
Tho q msgo 10 lhs International by the
delay caused by bad weather Is eaid to be
abeut $4,000.
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A aerIona Accident a. Atlnnta,


Special 90 tho Herald,
Atlanta, Dec. 22,--hr. Charles Stevens OF
this place, happened to an accident yesser-
day, which it 10 thought will terminate IA
tally. HC WAS hauling wood with tOSm Of
two mules On going out from tavn, ON the
cmSty wagon, he sat on tho rocking bolster,
when one of the whesls Of tho wagon ran
over a stump. The coupling pin flew out,
tho wagon came uncouped md he foil on
the drop tongue, This cAused the mules TO
ran of Mr.. Steyens was knocked unooa-
Soious by Gomo moRna and fell from the
wagon and was considerably bruised. II is
thought that his skull ia frsctursd. His
right side is psrsly z1d, thu sphincteF musclca
giving way. lla WAS attended by DR.. K. l..
AeOluug, and is now resting caSy.
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annrcllnrlon a or n,,tnrhnncc.

Lsndon, he. 22.-.Some spprshention i'
felt lest disttbances should occur to-day at
Derry Corrty, county Femanagh, where a
land league teetiog is announced to be held
Captain Arbibsld having issued an address
summoninckll ,oy,l men on his estate 10 op'
posa the cLenMon of leagus principles in
that locSlit, troops have beeR sent - ksep
the peace.
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Special 20 the Herald.
Houstou, Dec PA damp northcr struck
the city to-day.
A awinding gang Of professional robbers
Sro said to be present in the city.
The authorities aro going 20 prevent fire
crackers and pistols on Uhrl.tmM
This merniag tho rssidenco Of Kate Fin
cane, mulat,r,ss, burned at { lumbus, from
detective Gue Loss $1,000 She had
ono OF tho NEST spSndldly furhishad housSi
in Columbus. A iuo piano nnd other coilly
items wore burned