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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

but the people who are famishing belong
to the seven western counties, Donegal,
Mayo, Galway, Kerry, Sligo, Cork and
Glare, although some OF them have dis
tricts which are comparatively free from
suffering. OF course it would be impossi-
bic for American charity to feed all this
host, but much may be done to alleviate
suffering till Parliament meets and sets the
necessary machinery in motion for their
relief
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That DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has proven itself TO be positive cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
lung diseases. 1t has saved the lives Of
many even after the doctors had said there
was no hope. Every one declares that II
goes to the "righ p'ol," soothing and heal
Ing as II by magic all soreness OF throat
and lungs. A single dose taken at bed
time will gently warm the blood, cause re-
ireshing slnmber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold win be gone. None
genuine without signature OF Sanford &
Park. Large pint bottles 81 90. Keep a
bottle always on hand, 1t will save You
many a doctor bill. Be sure you have
your druggist get the genuine for you. 1
pAW
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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
tho world. viii most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly
Relieve Pain, whether chronic or acute,
than any other pain alleviator, and It Ia
warranted double the strength Of any sim,
liar preparation.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bow
els, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache,
and all aches, and Is The Great Reliever
Of Pain. Browns Household Panacea"
should be in every family. A teaspooniul
OF the Panacea in tumbler OF hot water
(sweetened, II preierred), taken at bed
time, will break up acold. 25c bottle.
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WANTS TO CULTIVATE AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, February IA correspondent
at Rome says: The Italian Minister Of the
Interior has issued a circular to the Pre-.
iects Of the Provinces bordering on Aus.
tria, pointing out the great importance oil
the government attaches to the cultivation
Of friendly relations with Austria, and in
structing them to keep vigilaut eye on
the itinerant political asitators and emf
grants from Trieste, Trent and elsewhere
and to repress vigorously any excesses
such persons may commit
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KANSAS CRY, No., February 2.-Pat,
Hardy had been . fovored sultor OF Rose
walding. OF late Rose has been showing
attention to one Jno. wakenthaler, early
this morning, Pat, in fit OF jealousy,
went TO the house where Rose and John
were staying, broke open the door with an
axe, and attached the latter with the same
weapon, inaicting three severe wounds on
his head with the sharp edge, one o.
which will prove fatal. The murderer es
capped and has not yet been found.
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RUSSIA.

BERLIN, February 2.-1ntelligence from
st. Petersburg says that a new revolution.
ary proclamation Is circulated by students
Of fthe high schools. The students draw
terrible picture OF their condition, and de.
clare they will fight the great Moloch
called the Russian Government, to the
end, even though the best Of them perish.
The proclamation Is considered important
as showing the formation Of new party
against the Government.
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,. ,i.n,,ches Of last night note the
oS. .s,,,,,ipa ',ip Of Mr.. John B. Laidley as
eaaIp'Is1 ,Ia census supervisors Of this State
/. a'o' o..,,in '.j no mention of Col. Latham,
~ '"n'a,a s,s.r ,ppoiutce of the President. 1t
H' Ia,, o.. ,b,t TF tbe case of the latter has been
y, ,.,,DssI y ~, pending the reported Hong
r,,, negotiations.
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10 DUNE FoRasrFULNEss A PREY

ST. PETERSBURG, February IA letter
to the Gqlo' from susdal, in the province
OF Vladimir, reports that an Archbishop
and two Bishops Of the faith and old be-
levers are confined In fortress there on
account Of their creed. The Archbishop
has been there twenty.six years and the
Bishops twenty-five and seventeen years
respectively. The Gotos in referring to the
subject suproseS they had been forgotten
by the authorities.
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toScERSISG the proposed visit OF Par.
'elI 10 this city there is still some uncer-
@a'y, no lnrther alvices having been re.
eiTed from him since his telegram to the
"hnitiee announcing that he would
@Re about the lllh inst, and would send
''E1ar end more definite notice OF the
une oi his proposed visit. There 10 the
Sae uncertainty concerning his visit to
Na0urgh, Anda committee from that city
I'ai to Washington yesterday to inter
ME the GEitator and find out when he
EOposed TO extend his journey westward.
Aaseting at which he is expected to be
Present., it ia said, will be held at Montreal
l9ai the middle Of the present month,
eaaIioGether, the chances of securing his
Fs'euce here the time indicated in his
dlatch are not first class.
Ills tailureo or success in meeting his
western engagements, however, need
nave no effect upon the movement in this
seSilsn to relieve the present condition o.
als''ess in Ireland. The facts in the
a% are well understood, and the causel
H0iSa Produced them and which form
asshiet staple Of Mr.. Parnell's address
eas be attended to aiterwarl, so far a
aeytan be attended to at all on this sid
olthe water.
!. Ia bis Springfield speech Mr.. Parnel
@'ed that when he came to this country
Sa estimate was that 1000 people wOul
y destitute Of food by the middle or las
SlFe6ruRry. Since then the New YorI
aHald had put the number at 500, 900, an
as a.. vas inclined to increase his estimate
There is destitulioa ali over the islant
ae9' in some Of the altiss Of the nortl
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Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10
other causes, Is occasioned by worms.
Browns vermiiuge Comllts, or Worm
Lozenges, although eiTectual in destroy.
ing worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physicians, and found to be absolutely
sure In eradlcating worms, so hurtiul to
children. Twenty-Five cents box.
TuTh&s
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PrrsBURqn, February 9.-By the ex'
plosion Of boiler at W. Clark & Co.'S
mill, in tho Fifteenth ward, this city, To-
day, Albert orran, Q driver, was killed
Jacob Berger, fireman, was so badly scald'
ed that he will die, and Wm, Rrannan
was painfully burned. The boilers Yere
examined Monday and pronounced safe
The damage will amount to $1,000.
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LoxpoS, February "A Paris cores
pondent saws that the budget scheme for
1881, submitted to the Chamber Of Depu'
ties Saturday, puts the expenditure at
taxes produced 2i777,l93sO3 francs last
year, there Is q surplus at once available
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RETERElSG to the recent advance in the
tad rates Of iron from 81 to 4 cents the
Youngstown Ntua says: "As to the benz
tacil resuls expected to be derived from
thus Iorring the market up, there is but
one opinion expressed among the iron
men here. That is that it will be ruinous
tolho'e who have made their contracts,
and who will have to pay the additional
tlie' for labor to their skilled workmen,
tihOu' realizing any more of their pro-
Sse', and that in advancing the price it
vii also check the consumption. Many
corporations, who would make extensive
Improvements, in which large amounts OF
non aEeneCessarily used in their construc-
a'a, will alter their plans and curtail their
Purchases OIirOn."
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PANAMA. February Ode Lesseps has
eight working parties, over 1870 men, sur
veying the Isthmus for the 1nter.oceanic
Canal. As the parties are contiguous TO the
railway and telegraph, their provision;
ing and supply, as well as their general
direction from Panama or Aspinwall, Is
easily managed.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Pierre Ernst Bersot, scientist and author,
Is dead.
It is announced that Holland and
Greece have recognized the Independence
OF Roumania.
Sir Domenco John Carrigan, an eminent
physician OF Dublin, member OF the Eng.
lish Parliament from 1870 to 1874, and
Vice Chancellor oithe Queens University,
Is dead.
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ARGHANisTAN.

LONDON, February IA dispatch from
Cabul says: Our position here is so much
stronger than two months ago that any
fresh movement on our part may take q
different direction from that OF the past.
We can now watch tho course Of events,
and regulate our action by the circum'
stances OF the moment.
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,.,,,.yT, Of outrugqs by so'called "Red
,,..S aI,V, ,,e dsgraceiully frequent in some
S'n s,s,e exchanges. 1.-THE better class
doa, ,,.Ia in tbe counties from which these
GRgp .IY,,ian, Of good order are reported,
N1a,,JI ',i,.J ,be damage done to their interests
=. ,'.,a,r Emitting violators to go unpublished,
Pr y could be fewer cases to chronicle.
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sPRISdPIELp, MASS, February 2.-Be'
tween 700 and 800 hands, mostly young
men and women, struck at Dwights cot.
ton mills at Chicopee because the pay had
been raised unequally.
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Tbe Fin, 10 ArrIye I'm New York.

NEw YoRx, February 2.-AbOut twenty
colored persons, including four women
and three infants. entered this city to-day,
the first party In this section ot colored
naople leaving for the south,
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SAN FRArclsco, February s.-At Jack
son, Alador county, laat egenlpg, John
Bales, Frencbman, stabbed and killed
Robert vernier, an Italian. Bates fed
and vas pursued by friends oi Verniel
and stabbed 10 death. Three Italians have
been arrested, charged With killing Bates
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r, toreisn impOrtations are steaally ;.
IgL iso,as,e. ,o,.,s The total for last week
s'ae s,s,sI 'aiIy TO 81, ,753,s5s. Dry goods iron
a'aa,rI n0,,I. ', wool and groceries, as usual
q ,ss s.s, most conspicuous features
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MIppIrroES, N. V, February 2.-Linda
Young was burned to death to-day while
lighting a FIRE in the high school. Her
mother, endeayoring to extinguish the
flames, was probably fatally burned.
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.S,r,a Claus" boom for Mayor D.
~. ,,.,.oo SaI'p Of Parkersburg, as SuOerna,
} IiSA'oI .OJiI,,e in this State, is said to be
..,.5iar p. among the rural Democracy
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s,,r ol the Democratic brethren are
.,,,i,, Of Hon. Jonathan NJ. Bennett, oi
14.i.S y Wv. =. candidate for Congress in this
iisrie,. sna The present indications point i. to
''P~ PsnabIican Representative, but il a
n,.str,, Dt is to be returned, a large ma
"a, ..s Of both parties in the Panhandle,
%a ..,ng Dreler him to the present incum-
wv, 'Sa- He stood up for this section in the
C.,i,,l C,,s controversy, first, last and all the
~. s.r md the amount Of "ice in the river
..,,, -. ,Fscted his nerves q particle.
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5,.,.j ,ba, Prof. Marshall, editor
III ,'I;1,sS sJer;,I proposes to revive the
due e., o'y vi,ripia Journal OF Education
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THEChicago Tribune Of Friday, expresses
sale doubt whether the existing grain
Nocklde has been brought about, as
RpaIGrly supposed, by a syndicate. 1t
ETs
'Theeis no doubt that 4 good deal OF
he grain Is held on account OF parties in
yW York, who have made speculative
purchases through brokers here; but, as
ine rolls on, there Is less and less reason
bsuppOse that the greater portion Of 1t is
hll By or for any one man or set OF men
ktingin partnership. The grain is own
EeOlectiveiy by several scores OF men,
nd much Of it Is changing hands every
kE EdyS, though the receipts may remain
lathe hands Of q few who are carrying
aePnpety from one month TO smother
NleatimaIe method OF employing their
aFtIl.n
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ocean Yes.els.

LONDON, February 9.-The steamers
Bolivia, Australia and Arraeon, from New
York; Riyersdale and Thademore, from
Baltimore arrived out,
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AT THE CAPITAL.

Health Measures Introduced lu The House.
Only one Of West virginla's Census
Supervisors Confrmsd-The
Democrats Playing Freeze
0ut-Supreme Court
Declslon-lnter-
State Com.
merce.
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Zen Inches OF SNOW at NashyiIIe.

NASHVILLE, February Alt began to
snow alto A. N. and still continues. Eight
TO ten inches has fallen. The heaviest for
years,
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RETURN OF THE paINoEss LOUISE.

HALIFAX, February 2.-The Princess
Louise landed at 0rdname at 12:45, ac-
complained by the Goyernor.G General, who
had previously gone on board the Sarma-
tion. Guards OF honor from Her Majesty's
97h and the Halifax Goth regiments were
present. Salutes were fred from the forts
and crowds OF people on the wharf cheer
ed bustily. The Princess was received by
Lieut.. General Archibald and Col. Dray-
sonra, the Mayor and the Provincial
Secretary, and other prominent officials.
The vice regal party at once entered Gov.
Archibald's sleigh aud drove to the Gov.
ernment House. The reception was most
hearty and without any attempt at grand
display. Flags are displayed from many
buildings.
The sarmation was delayed of Lough
Foyle by fog fifteen hours. She left
Moyille at 2 A. N. Saturday, the oath OF
January. The weather experienced was
the most boisterous throughout the whole
passage, and the vessels progress was re-
tarded by incessant westerly gales. The
Princess suffered much, but is now recov-
eriDg, and with rest will regain her usual
health. Nothing of any note occurred
during the voyage. The Princess Is ac-
companied by Hon. Lady Pelley and
Hon. Mrs. Langhan. Col. MoNeill was in
waiting to the Queen and Captains Choter
and Collins were in attendance on Her
Royal Highness.
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RICHMOND, VA, February at has
been showing here since s P. N. and Is now
several inches deep.
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The House Committee on Commerce
this morning took up the ques ton ofinter-
State commerce and gave hearing to
Representative McCord, of Iowa, Who
urged the passage Of the bill introduced
In the House by him, claiming it was i'm
peratiyely demanded by the agricultural
interests OF his State, that the object oil
his bill was to secure an Intelligent system
Of national legislation controlling inter-
State commerce by railroads. He opposed
all legislation which would interfere with
present competition and all efforts TO dis
criminatei in favor OF water.lines at the ex-
nanse OF localities whose only safe, speedy
and direct way to market was by rail. 1t
was the duty OF the Government to pro.
yido some measure OF relief for an injured
lnitizen in case oil 0 controversy with
railroad. As It Ia nov 0 corporation can
driye q citizen from the field of litigation
because Of his weakness and their superior
strength. He claimed his bill met this
exigency by proposing the establishment
of a board OF railroad commissioners to
take cognizance OF the grievances ot p clti'
ssn .n and In the name Of the Government
TO investigate them and accord reliei'
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
In the Supreme Court to-day Samuel B.
Lowry, (colored), was admitted 10 prac'
tice on motion of Mrs. Belva Lockwood.
Case No. 10, Neal Dow, plaintiff in er-
ror VS.. Bradish Johnson, in error to
the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the district Of Maine. This is an ap-
peal from judgment Of the Circuit
Court, awarding 10 the defend ent
in error the sum Of ss,6ss in satisfaction Of
the Judgment obtained BY him against
| Dow in the Sixth District Court OF New
Orleans on the 9th Of April, 1903. Atthe
outbreak OF the late var johnson was
the owner OF plantation on the Missis.
sippi river, iorty.three miles above New
Orleans. In 1862, after the capture ot
New Orleans by the Federal troops, certain
property OF Johnson's, including
twenty-five hogsheads OF sugar and
some table silver, was taken from his plan
] tation for the use Of the U. ). army by
, Federal soldiers acting under the orders
OF Brigadier General Neal Dow, present
plaintiff in error. johnson brought suit
In the State Court to recover the value o.
the coniisca,ed property. Gen. Dow did
not appear to answer, and judgment went
, against him by default. johnson then
brought suit in the U. S. Circuit Court for
the District Of Maine to recover the amount
] OF his judgment with costs. In this suil
o he was successful, whereupon Gen. Dow
brought the case here on q writ OF error
This Court holds that an officer or soldier
y Of the army Of the United States, willis
J, ip service during the lats war in Q country
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CORRESPONDENT Of the Pittsburgh DS-
,,,4 who is evidently a devotee Of sena'
s n,..Ietl Garfield, wants to know whether
4. 4, ,, announcement of Mr., Garfield, in his
Iy,s, 70 an Ohio Representative, that he
Sin I Isror Of Sherman for the Presidency,
IN deUri,e him Of the privilege OF being
,r,DJij.,e himself. The Dispaich thinks
,,t,iDlr not Mr. Garfield may declare
n, DreIerence like any other man,
podes.y debating, of course, that he ex-
t.Dt himself. Senator.elect Garfield prom.
ss,,o BE- very interesting "dark horse"
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RAILWAY MATTERS.

The Cincinnati Southern and Louisville and
Nashville Conference.-The Of the
indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Lafayette Road-The Den
yer and Rio Grande and
lie Enemy Friends
Again.
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Srros Of an active spring trade are
multiplying on every hand, but especially
throughout the West and Northwest.
"N,rs,ntiIe and other branches Of busi-
r,a,7 7authe Chicago tr.OceGn, seem
10 require very little aid from the banks,
dinQuiry among the leading wholesale
houses develops the fact that while the
country tnde has been materially inter
Hpssd during the past four weeks by the
bad condition Of the country roads, inte-
riormerhants have met their obligations
With usual promptness." Reports from
St Pau, St. Louis, Kansas City, cincin-
rlti and Louisville are much to the same
.sed.
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STRIFE IN THE CAMPS OF THE
AFGHANS.

LONDON, February IA correspondent
OF the Times, at Candahar, after mention.
ing the disastrous results OF the strife be-
tween the Ghilzais and Hazaras, without
the British lines, adds hatsimilar tales Of
the internecine war come from the direc-
ton Of Farah.
A representative sent by Ayoub Khan
to Farah has been defeated by Ibrahim
Khan, OF Chaknasar, who Is putting the
country under contribution. Ayoub Khan
is reported to have sent two regiments,
six guns and 1000 horses against Ibrahim
Khan. Other accounts, however, say
that these troopsof Ayoub Khan refused
10 march.
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coyrgMrLArgp povp PURCHASE.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-It is ex
pected that the Secretary Of the Treasury
will to-day or tomorrow advertise for ter
or eleven millions Of the outstanding 81,
per cent bonds for sinking fund.
SOUTHERN WAR CLAIMS.
The House Committee on War Claims
decided to report adversely on the thirty
southern war claims for amounts ranging
from 81, 900 to $4,000.
WONT ALTER IT.
The House Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads have decided to report ad-
versely on springer's bill, which proposes
to repeal the acts authorizing the Post OF
fce Department to print and furnish, with
out extra charge, special request envel.
opes, or envelopes bearing printed re-
quests for the return Of unclaimed letters.
CENSUS SUPERVISORS CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed the following per-
sons to be Census Supervisors: Pennsylva-
nia-Edward A. Howell, Third District;
VIM. schall, Fourth District; VIM. Hayes,
Sixth District; ]. Simpson Africa, Seventh
District; Howard R. Miller, Eighth Dis
trict; Alex. Murdock, Ninth District;
Daniel S. Richmond, Tenth District.
West Virginia-John B. Laidley, Sec
ond District.
INGALLS, INVESTIGATION.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections held called meeting this
morning to take additional testimony in
Ingalls, case. Ex-senator Pomeroy, Of
Kansas, appeared before the committee
and asked to be sworn in reference 10 the
testimony given at Topeka by @. S. Aid
rich and John NJ. Price. He was allowed
to testify, and contradicted the statements
OF both Aldrich and Price, who testified
that Pomeroy had loaned ]. G. Horton
(who was Senatorial candidate) 10000 to
carry on his canvass. He also contradict
ed the statement Of Aldrich that he
(Pomeroy) had furnished money to pay
Martin, member OF the Kansas Legisla.
ture from Kingman county, for his vote
against Ingalls,.
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THE INTER.OCEANIC CANAL.

for the remission Of taxation, which r
mission will be on alcoholic drinks.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Programme Of ths Russian Nlhlllsts-A De-
termlned Set Who are not to be
Lightly Thought of-The situa-
tlun 10 Afghanlstan-ltaly's
Policy.
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NosINo AFTER ELEcrIoY FRAuDs.

Senators Wallace, Mcdonald, Garland,
Boar and Blair go to New York Thursday
to take testimony as subcommittee Of
the Senate subcommittee, formerly the
Teller Committee, appointed to Enquire
into alleged frauds in the late elections"
It is understood that this renewed in
quiry will be directed towards the opera.
tions Of the Chief Supervisor, John l.
Davenport.
PLAYING GAME OF FREEZE OUT.
The nominations for census supervisors
conferred to-day (about 90 Of the total
number of 15o) went through without de-
bate. The remainder are yet to be re-
ported from the Census Committee, and
there are indications that most OF them
will be held up for soma time with the OBJ.
iect Of forcing more equal division oi
appointments between the two great poll
tical parties.
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xo., ss aud ~ Fourteenth street.