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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28
WafrfIman & ynnrnaL.
Republican District Convention.

The Republicans OF the First Congressional District of
Vermont are notified TO meet In convention at vcrgennes
THURSDAY. rHE rwESTY-sixTH DAY OF FEBRuA Any. A. ID.
1885, o'clock In the afternoon for the purpose OF
choosing delegates TO represent the congressional ds
trict the Republican national convention to be held At
Chicago Illinois, June O. 1880, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for president and vcepresden Of the
United States
Towns will be represented In said convention by their
delegates. chosen upon the basis " delegate from
each town, and an additional delegate for each hun
dred votes, and for each fraction hundred votes
ATTY cast for the Republican candidate for
in 1878.
BY vote Of the last district convention the district
committee constituted committee on credentials.
Delegates will provide themselves with proper credentials
signed by the secretaries Of their respective primary meet
ings and Immediately upon their arrival at Vergennes
present them the district committee. at their
the Stevens house
Ia expected that the several railroads will extend the
usual courtesy Of return checks
EDWARD g. DANA
CHARLES u. FITS n,,,,s.,
(SecretdrVl, D'"'e'
J. @. McCuLLouou, Committee.
l.. HART CROsu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28
sMarriasss.

. In Montpelier, January |, by Rev. Church Tabor
Berlin. '
LIAM q. CUTTER and JENNIE +. PARKER both Of
Gaysve.
In wliamstown, January 20, by Rev, J. r. Bartlett
Brookneld.
. In Morrisve, January "a, by Rev. N. W. wilder
LEY Of Montpelier.
In waterbury, January 81 by Rev 8. II, Wheeler. as
sisted " Rev A. L. Cooper, DR. G. s. HOAG and DORA
A. ABBOTT, both Of Waterbury.
In Wells River, January 20, at the residence Of Dr.
Ira Brown, by Rev y. J. Ranslow. HENRY X. WHITE
Wells River,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28

BRooKFELp-Solon Abbott, who went to Yer
gennes as Waterman in the reform school last
September, has been promoted to head teacher
at an annual salary Of $500 and board.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28

RANDOLPH Henry McIntire is at home from
Alaska where he has charge of the supplies aud
collects the fines on the island his brother Benja-
min having charge OF the mainland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28

AN ARTICLE or MERT.- -" BroiDa's bronchial
Troches are the most popular article in this
country or Europe for Throat Diseases and Coughs
and this popularity Is based upon real merit, In
itatons are offered for sale, many Of which are
injurious. The genuine "Brolca's bronchial
7rocl.ss" are sold only IN bores
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28

INDIGESTION The main cause OF nervousness
IL indigestion, and that Is caused by weakness Of
the stomach. No one can have sound nerves
and good health without using Hop Bitters 10
strengthen the stomach, purify the blood and
keep the liver and kidneys active 10 carry of all
the poisonous and waste matter Of the system
See fourth page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28

SPEEDY SALvE cures Chilblains.
SPEEDY SALvr cures Chilblains.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28

SPEEDY CouGH CuRE cleanses the lungs.
SrKEDN CouGH CURE ceanses the lungs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28

More gently than the dew 4
Or cloud Ia noated overhead
lie giveth his beloved sleep"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28
Gew adrerhsements.
Ayers CathartiC Pills
ToR ALL rnE PURPOSES OF
A Family Physic,

Pill, and Purifying the Blood the most con-
genial pufgatve yet perfected Their effects abundanty
show how much they all other pills They are safe
and pleasant TO take but powerful to They purge
out the foul humor Of the blood they stimulate the
sluggish disodered organs into action and they lmpar
health and tone to the whole being They not only
the every-da complaints Of everybody but formidable
and dangerous diseases. Most sklful physicians
eminent clergymen, and citizens send certificates
Of performed, and Of great benefits derived from
these Pills They the safest and best physc for chill
dren, because mild as we'll as effecual. Being sugar
coated they easy take and being purely vegetable
they entirely harmless
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28

The following teegraphlc report OF the live at,
market at Cambridge and Brighton for the week end
Tuesday, January "a, 1885,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-20

Mr. Lewis Seasongood left last evening
for tile East.
Mr.. VIM. Roomsev. OF the Main-street &
Avondale Street Railroad, is the happy
father of brand-new boy.
DR.. G. C. MacDermott, Of Milwaukee,
succeeds Prof. Wilson in the Chair Of
Oplithalmic and Auric Surgery in the Pulte
Medical College.
Nh. Edward Kistner. the popular drug
eist at the corner of Dayton and Western
avenues, was presented by his wife ester
day with lively little girl.
Col. Kaemmerling, formerly Of the Ninth
Ohio Regiment is in the city and will have
a formal reception tomorrow evening in
the German Republic, corner of Walnut
and Mercer streets.
Mr. Bachersch, formerly a local on the
Cincinnati Volksblatt, and good reporter
at that, has accepted a position OH the
Freie Presse and is now doing an immense
amount Of good for that paper.
Gen. Thos. Eckert, President of the Amer
lean Union Telegraph Co.; Mr.. lie Loup,
sof New Orleans now # tile same Com
pany; Mr.. C. A. Tinker, of the B. Il o.
Telegraph Service, and other telegraph
magnates. are in the city. surveying this
o rti0n If tie field of future conflicts.
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safs Robbery.

Soon after the employees of s. Alsfelder I
Co.'s cigar factory, Nos. 6s and 6Sh Syca-
more street. had commenced work this
morning, two young men, named Mike
Harmon and Frank MiIlman, after going
through all parts of the building, were
ordered to leave by the foreman, but re-
fused to do 80.
|" Officers were sent for, bnt before their ar
rival the two men had left. They were fol-
lowed, however, arrested and taken tn
Hammond-strvet Station on the charge OF
disorderly conduct. Soon after it Was dis
covered that the safe had been robbed Of
$41 in money and between two and three
hundred dollars in notes.
The dnors of the safe were standing open
and the key had been taken from one Of
tile small drawers which unlocked the
drawer In which the money was kept. The
charge against the man was changed to sus
picion, but the money was not recovered
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HODGE HAMMERED.
A REMARKABLECA CASE OF ROOT HOG
OR DIE.
Rurieus Fight Between Newport Barris.
ters.

This morning about o'clock the law
office of Albert Root on. York street, near
Taylor street, Newport, was the scene of
the widest excitement, occasioned by two
well-known lawyers of that ancient town
engaging in a genuine, old-fashioned
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fist fight.
The parties to the combat were Albert
Root, City Att ,rney OF Newport, and Gen.
George b. Hodge, well-known barrister
and formerly owner of the celebrated
Hodges mare. The trouble that led to the
ARRAY grew out of dispute they had sew
eral days ago over legal question in which
neither would submit, and GOODNESS be-
tween them was the result.
This morning about the hour mentioned
Mr.. Hodge visited Mr.. Roots Office and
spun & the question once more. it is said, in q
rather undignified manner, which caused
Mr.. Root to ansW er back very abruptly.
This enraged Hodge to such an extent
that he struck Roo stinging blow on the
side OF his face. This brought the latter to
his feet, and he Immediately let fly at
Hodge, striking him several times. it is said,
in succession and finally flooring him,
when they both went at it rough and tum.
BILE.
Finally outsiders rushed in and sepa-
rated them, but not before Hodge was
severely punished. The latter was carried
TO his home on Monmouth street. and DR..
Meisenheimer summoned. The physician,
on his arrival and seeing the condition
Of his patients dispatched messengers back
to his office for leeches until his supply va,
axhausted. Root received but few scratches
/ IN the face. the blood being drawn, how.
ever No arrests had been made up 10 Il
O'Clock. bat 1t is hardly probable that II
will rest here.
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CORNCRACKER CURRENTS.
Kniekknacks Knocked Together In Old
Kentucky.

Special to the Star. ..-.
ALLENsvILLE. Jan. W.-Two brothers bv
the name of Taylo AMI Joe Gordon be-
came involved in difficulty Sunday. in
which Taylor stabbed Joe in the left side,
just below the fourth rib. The pbysicians
pronounce the stab to be fatal.
SPRING LICK. Jan. 20.-The much.mar-
ried Myers, who is domiciled in the Litch-
field Jail. has made three unsuccessful at
tempts to commit suicide by hanging. He
was foiled in each attempt by two other
jail-brds who would take him down after
letting him hang until they thought life
was almost extinct
PARIS, Jan. M-The police made . raid
on the colored gambling saloons last night
and found Charles Taul and VIM. Wheeler
in game. They were held to appear be
fore the Circuit Court
MAYsvlLLE, Jan. 20-The body OF q
drowned man was found yesterday in the
river near Maysville. It's supposed to be
the remains Of a man who was drowned
from steumer at Ironton, Ohio.
MAysvILLE Jan. N.-A dispatch from
San Antonio, Texas, says that Duke Flen,-
ing's death was very sudden. He had been
on spree, smoked opium and dropped
dead. ~.
PRINCETON, KY., Jan. 90 - William
Letcher, of Skilesville KY, was run over
by train on the P. & E. Road Yesterday.
near McHenry, Ohio County, and his head
was entirely severed from bis body. He
was drinking.
Mr. VERNON, Jan. M-The trial Of Grove
Kennedy is now on at the 'keek Castle
Circuit Court.
La GRANGE, Jan. 20.-Vigorous attempts
were made to lassoe and lynch John Clay,
the safe blower, on his arrival here yester-
dav
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INTERESTING TO INVALID PENSIONERS

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
WAsHINGroN. Jan s20.-The Supreme
Court has just decided that Invalid pen
sioners wba have contributed to its support
should be entitled TO benefits Of the Ma
tional Soldiers Home wit out surrender
ing their pensions. Those who have not
contributed are alone liable to have their
pensions retained by the Home.
SUPERVISORS OF CENSUS.
The following Census supervisors were
appointed Yesterday:
1miiana-Gilbert r. 6tarmont, First Dis
trict; Franklin Johnston. Second District;
j. NJ. Riden 'Ilr, Third District; Isaac N.
Davis, Fourth District; Benz q. Parker,
Fifth District; VIM. R. Seymour, Sixth
District
Kentucky-Samuel NJ. Gaines, First Dis
triot; JAS W. Winlock, Second District; s.
). Fry, Third District; Geo. Stall, Fourth
District; VIM. Hoffman Fifth District.
Michigan-Jno. G. Sharpe, First District;
Byron r. Pierce, Second District; H. O.
Young, Fourth District
THE APPROPRIATIONS
The Democratic members of the appro-
priation Commissioners of the two Houses
leiu conference yesterday during which the
condition Of the work now before two Com
missioners was discussed. 1t was ascer-
tanned that work was in unusually forward
condition and their early disposal probable.
Appropriations will be made on the basis
of las, year, which will necessitate consid-
cradle pruning with Some Of the depart
mental estimates. As a rule estimates for
appropriations are based upon amounts ap-
propriated last year aud as there is no dis
pnsition In the committee to make further
reductions they will be rapidly passed
upon.
KELLoGG-gPoFFoRD CASE.
In the Kellogg-Spofford case to-day the
kellogg witness, ]. w. Elder, was sub
jtcted to rigid cross-examinati In re-
gard 70, his testimony yesterday as to the
value Of the Speffnfd affidavit.
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TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.


National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-As the call Of
States was not completed yesterday 1t was
agreed that it should continue to-day, COM
mencing where it was left Yesterday.
Among other bills offered was the fol-
lowing: ;. fu tG
By Mr.. Culberson, of Texas. q lint reso-
luton to provide for the discontinuance of
the National Bank System.
The bill enacts that after the passage OF
this act it shall not be lawful to grant any
franchise to any association Of persons to
carry on the business of banking under the
said act, nor shall it be lawful to revise,
renew or organize any association hereto
fore organized under the said act. Re-
ferred to the Banking and Currency Com
mittee.
Mr.. Allison gave notice that he would
tomorrow cal up the report of the Finance
Committee on Senator Bayard's resolution
relating to the legal tender quality of the
o. a Treasury notes. He gave this notice
in order that those who wished to partici-
patesin the debate might be present. ~
MI. Withers called up the bill 10 anthor.
lie the Grand Lodge OF the Independent
Orders of Odd Fellows to negotiate loan.
SENATE. 80
WASHINGTON, Jan. M-Several petitions
for the appointment Of a commission on
the subject of the liquor traffic., among
them one from the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars of the United States, were pre-.
sented.
Nj. Bayard. from the Finance Commit.
tee, reported favorably bill TO authorize
the importation. duty free, Of articles fol
the exhibition at the Millers' international
Exhibition at Cincinnati and asked for its
immediate consideration. The bill was
read and passed.
By Mr.. O'Connor, of South Carolina, q
bill for the relief of the starving people ol
Ireland. 1t provides that $50O.o00 be ap
propriated, to be expended under the di
rectibn of the President and Secretary O
State, for the relief of the people Of Ire
land.
The House resumed consideration OF tn,
bill In relation to the reserves Of Nationa
Banks, and Mr.. Chittenden made speecs
in opposition to the legal-tender quality 0
greelthickA 49,.
By Mr.. Conger. Of Michigan, joint reso
luton of the Legislature of Miclisai
against the increase of duty on low grades
If sugar.
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City Commissionsra

Mesers. George STACY q Co. were allowed
an estimate Of $1,8S5 88 on the contrac,
for the construction Of the Western Hills
water tank.
A petition for number of crossings on
Ohio avenue. betw cen Clifton avenue and
Calhoun street. was referred to the Com.
mittee on Grades and Improvements.
The Clty Solicitor was requested to give
a written opinion as to whether or not as
sessments can be collected from property
owners protesting against the construction
of the Eighth-stree. sewer after the same il
completed.
Bids r the construction Of sewers AND
drains in Sewerage Division No. 8 in tina,
porti n of the city bounded by Sixth, Race
Canal and Eggleston avenue were opened
and referred to the Engineer.
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KILLED BY KIRBY.
MURDERED FOR A DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS.
How q Texas Youth Prevented a
Wedding.
SUICIDE OF A BEAUTIFUL CHI.
L CAGO LADY.
NOTHING LIKE WHISKY.

NOTHING LIKE WHISKY.
Specials to the Star.
PRxU. IND, Jan. 20-A Wabash train
bound West last night struck two-horse
wagon near this place. Both horses were
killed, ,tthe wagon shattered, and the driver,
Jonas Samson. was found beside the track
so drunk he did not know what had hap
pened. He was not hurt.
WHY KIRBY KILLED KENDAY
MARSHALL, ILL, Jan. 20.-A man named
Kenday was fatally shot last light in a
quarrel with one Kirby, near Castle Fin,
this county. Kirby claimed debt of 81 40.
and quarrel ensued. Kirby shot him
through the right lung. Kirby claims that
Kenday advanced on him with knife, and
be shot in self.deiense. Kirby is in Jail.
THE SLICE GANG CELEBRATES.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20-An Oswego, Kansas,
special says: An ugly fight and riot took
place here last night among coal miners
and Others, in which the well-known ''Slice
Gang" figure as chief factors. In quelling
1t the police were roughly handled, and
Jerry Ryan, an extra policeman. got a
fractured skull, and now lies IN a danger
ous condition. Old Jimmy, the chief fight
er, and two Of his men were arrested.
KILLED BY TWO BOYS.
81. Louis, Jan. N.-A st. Joseph special
says that VIM. McKillock, section boss OF
the X. G., st. J. & G. B. Railroad, got into
difficulty with two boys at Bolckow, An
drew County, and was struck over the head
with club and instantly killed.
STABBED SIX TIMES.
DETROIT, Jan. 20.-At Muncia Patrick
Ward was stabbed in six places yesterday
by one White, from Lamont, Ottowa
County. The trouble arose through Whites
wife and two children having left him and
living with Ward. White escaped. Wards
wounds are pronounced fatal.
SOUND SLEEPING p. N.
TERRE HAUrE. Jan. 90 Some adroit thiel
robbed A. J. Lee, Postmaster of Majority
Point, ILL.,, night before last. getting from
under his pillow $500 of postotfice funds,
besides other money and notes.
ROMANTIC TEXAS TRAGEDY.
MARSHALL, TEX, Jan. 2O.-Miss Adah
Templeton, living twenty miles from Hen.
rietta, this State, was courted by a young
ranchman named Harris, from Iowa. Miss
Adah's brother objected to Harris, so the
pair moanted swift horses and started for
Henrietta to get married. ....t
They were oyertaken by Miss Temple
tOuia hrofhor armed with n uun Harris
seeing lie meant business, dismounted, drew
Winchester rife, and fired the first shot.
Templeton shouted to his sister to get ont
of the way, or he would kill her. but she
threw herself in front of her lover Not
withstanding, Templeton got a chance and
fred, killing Harris instantly. Young
Templeton has fed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-20
Church Revival.

Rev. George W. Kelley, pastor Of Wesley
Chapel N. E. Church, is now holding revi
val meetings. TIE services are being held
for the present in the lecture-room Of the
Chapel. commencing at 7:30 o'clock p. M
Notwithstanding the nnfavorable state d
the weather on last evening, large nnm
Der OF persons were present, aud the mem
bers seemed all alive tn the, work and
united in their efforts. A great revival ol
reliyion is anticipa'e ed by them. The pub
lie are cordially invited 10 attend thess
Christian services.
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nays on the adoption Of his resolution, and
it was carried, "a voting in the Affirmative
and none in the NEGATIVE.

nays on the adoption OF his resolution, and
it was carried, "a voting in the Affirmative
and none in the negative.
THE MILIsH RECOGNIZES DAvIa
There were comparatively few spectators
present at the reassembling of the Republi.
can Legislature this morning in the State
house. Gnv. Davis has been notified by
the commanding officers Of all the
militia except the Old Town
guards that they will obey orders from no
other source.
Governor Davis has appointed H. A.
Lrce, of Freedoms, Superintendent of
Schools. and Colonel A. w. Wildes, Of
Skowhegan, as Railroad Commissioner.
BOUND 70 HAVE A SEAL
IMr. Hale introduced resolution in the
Houae authorizing the Secretary to pro-
cure new seal, and 1t was passed under q
suspension OF rules.
TWO FusIoNIsTs PRESENT.
Hill, of Corinth. and Milliken, of Burn.
ham, were the only Fusionists who took seats
with the Republicans day. The Others
will in them now that it is manifest that
no attempt will be made to capture the
State house
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Shadows Of Coming Evsnsa

The Cincinnati Mennerchor will give q
masquerade ball Feb. 18th.
The Rev. David Walk will lecture this
evening at the Central Christian Church.
The lecture is in aid Of the Home Mission
Society Of the Church and the subject is:
.6pnrgeon and His Work."
!. The semi-centennial reunion OF the off,
GERS and members I the First Conarega-
tional Church. corner Of Plum and Eighth
streets, will take place Tomorrow evening.
The occasion will be conmemorated by ap-
prOpriate exercises.
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Death at DeadwOot.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NatfOhaI ASSOclatEd Press 70 the Star.
DEADwooD. Jan, 20--There were three
deaths here YESTERDAY, and the epidemic
shows no abatement OF one shaft "f
twenty-five men in Dismet fifteen have been
attacked. five fatally. Great suffering pre-
walls among the families OF the miners. and
relief committees have been appointed.
The benefit at the Opera-house last evening
realized $500 .
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sHUCKs GONE TO BLAzEs.
National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star
CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-The mattress factory
of Z. NJ. Hulze IL Co., on Twenty.sixth
street, was burned ont yesterday afternoon.
Loss, $1,000; partially insured.
CORRUGATED ELBOW cRooKEDSEss.
CHICAGO, Jan. M.--A deficit of $1l,5 $50 81
is discovered in the accounts of Samuel B.
Munson, late Superintendent of the Chica-
go Corrugated Elbow Company. Charles
A. Law. Of Cincinnati, has been appointed
Superintendent.
HAYDEN JURY DIsAGREEs.
New HAVEN, Jan. 2O.--After three and a
half days deiberation the HAYDEN jury, at
II o'clock last night, reported final disa.
greement. They stood eleven for acquittal
and one for conviction. the latter being Da-
vid y. Hotchkiss, of Prospect, Conn. The
verdict is generally considered to amount
to an acquittal.
BRUTAL DESPERATE.
CHICAGO, Jam 2M-A rough-looking man.
calling himself WIN. Oliver Davis, called at
the clearinghouse of Mrs. Charles Wolf,
on Wells street, last evening, and asked for
lodging. Mrs. Wolf, with baby in her
arms, showed him q room upstairs, on enter
ing which he drew q revolver and, placing
it at her head, demanded her money or
her life. Mrs Wolf screamed, when he
jerked the babe from her arms, dashing 1t
upon the floor and proceeded to choke her
until he secured pocketbook containing
$3.50 in money and two hundred-dollar
note. He then dashed out closely pursued
by Mrs. Wolf, who alarmed the neigh Dor.
hood. The robber was captured after a
struggle and excited chase. He narrowly
escaped lynching from the excited crowd,
but he was rescued by officers who took
him on car to the Station-house.
JORDAN JERKED.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 20.-The negro
Arthur Jordan, who ran of with the white
girl from Fauquier. some time ago, and was
arrested in Mary lalid, and brought to War.
renton. Wednesday last. was taken from
Jail at that place about 2 o'clock yesterday
morning and hanged. .
yoUND IN LINCOLN PARK LAKE.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20-The body Of Mrs
Waltber, the beautiful wife of the brewer.
who disappeared Q week ago, was found ID
the lake ut Lincoln Park to-day. She had
been suffering from nervous prostratiun.
and it Is supposed she committed suicide.
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Joint Coimmissionars.

The Commits oners Of Hamilton and Clermont
Counties met in joint session to-day.
Mr.. Rybolt was ordered to have signs made for
the Remington 4 Meanwhile Bridge for the pre-
venton OF fast driving.
The Auditors Of each county were requested to
make out statements Of moneys paid out that were
Of interest to the counties, In order to make the
annual settlement
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WASHINGTON NEWS

LOOKING AFTER OUR CUsroM-HousE.
Special to the Star
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Geheral Young
introduced this morning bill to appropri.
ate funds sufficient to continue the work
on the Cincinnati Custom-house.