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form combinations by which to procure
said certificates of deposit authorized
under this act for the purposes OF sale
to others or for acting as agent OF others,
and any person offendingshall be liable,
on conviction, to be fined 81 900 or i'm
prisoned not TO exceed one year. The
Secretary of the Treasury is authorized
and directed to make suitable regula-
tions in compliance with this act. Pro.
yiding that the expense Of certificates and
bonds authorized 10 be issued shall not
exceed one quarter OF one per cent.
SEc. 5. From and after the passage OF
this act, the only bonds receivable a.
security for National bank circulation
shall be the bonds herein authorized.
SEC. 6. This act shall be known as
"The Funding Act Of $780," and all acts
and parts of acts inconsistent with this
act are hereby repealed.
Arrival Of the Ute DELEGATION.
WASHINGTON, January l0.-The Ute
delegation arrived this morning. They
were met at the depot by two employees
OF the Indian bureau, who escorted
them tn their quarters at the Ire
mont House, and have kept a strict
watch upon them during thel day.
The hotel has been beseiged all day by
crowds of curious people, anxious to
see the Indians, but all were disap-
pointed as the officials of the Interior
Department have given strict orders
that they should not he allow
ell 10 talk 10 anyone previous
to the council at the department.
They remained in their rooms all day.
Secretary Schurz stated this evening that
he had not vet decided upon the pro
gramme to be followed in their exami-
nation, as he is awaiting the arrival OF
General Adams, who is expected to-
morrow.
Convicted of Conspiracy to Defraud Cred
itors.
WILLIAMsPoRr, Pa, January TO-
Peter Herdic and Horace +. Taylor
were convicted to-day on charge OF
conspiracy to defraud the creditors Of
Taylor. who was private banker at the
time OF Herdic's failure. \ motion was
made for new trial.
Superiority Of American Manufactures.
WASHINGTON. January l0.-The L. 5.
Consul General OF Mexico writes that
the superiority OF American manufac-
lures is beginning to be generally re-
cognized, and they are generally but de-
cidedly superseding European articles
of similar character. The minister
adds: The political condition OF this
republic is not of such a nature as 10 at
tract the investment of many millions
in.such enterprise while the existence
of the government and the union OF
these States is anything but assured,
and there is even at present danger oil
secession OF the State OF Panama.
Mississippi senatorship.
WASHINGTON, January ll.-Represen-
tative Money received telegram to-day
relating to the joint caucus OF the Dem
ocratic members of the Mississippi Leg
islature held at Jackson, Miss, last
evening, for the purpose OF nominating
the successor to Senator Bruce. Six
ballots were taken, resulting in no
choice and the coucus adjourned till
Monday evening. The sixth ballot re-
suited as follows: Barksdale, j2; Wal
thall, ); Singleton, 81; scattering, ..
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"RED MEN" AGAIN.
What They Have Done, and
What They Propose Doing
Some Good Advice.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Jan 10th.

GRAFTON, W. Va, Jan 10th.
Correspondence OF the Register.
The latest story of "depredations 10y
the Red Men" has just been told to your
correspondent by gentleman who has
been mp in the country in the neighbor-
hood Of the occurrences. Ii seems that
a band of disguised men, called "Red
Men" for lack of better title, and vari-
ously estimated by different parties at
from half-dOZen 10 Il score in number,
lately visited the residence OF 4 man
named Beehl, took him from his couch
and escorted him To the woods, and
there stripped, logged and emasculated
him, leaving him almost dead. Bechl, II
is alleged, has been guilty of adultery
with women in the neighborhOOd where
he resides, and heeded not the warnings
of the 80 called Red Men to cease from
his unlawful habits.
IL is also rumored here, but | fail to
substantiate the story by diligent in-
quiry, that roughs living in Marion
county. some five miles back from Ben
tons Ferry, on the Il. 4 q. railroad,
visited the residence of certain denizen
Of that section, whose conduct has in
some way fallen short of the standard
set up by these seli-constituted judges
of morality, and taking him from his
bel by force, fiogged and otherwise
punished him severely. On account Ol
the doubtiulness of the truth OF this oc-
currence. | omit the name of the man
and particulars OF his Ottenses.
These bands OF usurpers OF the pre-
rOgatiye of the law, seem to be becom-
ing more numerous. A Tucker county
paper Of this week says: ut is whis-
pered around by some persons that
there is band Oi Red Men organized or
about to be- in this county. We'll, We
have not word to say in opposition to
il at present.
The man who has chance to con-
denim such lawlessness and does not
condemn il, is Justly held as approving
il. The Clarksburg Telegram has tins
item: "The Red Men have notified
Jake Runnian, or have sent word To
him that il he don't sober ny AMI be-.
have himself they will whip the devil
out Of him. Good!
This man, Jake Runnian, got on
glorious drunk few days since and
must needs commit some deviltry. lie
soon struck up quarrel with his wife,
and proceeded at slashing her up with "a
knife. lie cut her across the hand at
the base of the thumb, and again across
the first Joint Of that member, causing
two very ugly wounds. Now there is
no earthly excuse for the Red Mems
proposed interference in this ease. The
law provides u fitting punishment, AMI
i'm all other eases. Gentlemen, We can
not benefit the community by punish
ing law-hreakers by breaking the laws
ourselves. We have had enough oil
this. Let's let the law take its course.
LEV.
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New York Bank statement.

NEw YORK, January l0.-The bank
statement shows the following statistics
Loans, decrease, $50, 800; specie in
crease, s., l9l 100; legals, increase, Sl,'
4,SOO; deposits. increase, si,sOs, so
circulation, increase, 50 80; revenue
increase, S,SSs,555. The hanks nov
hold 8, $40, 400 in excess OF legal re
ouirements.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF PRINCE BIS
MARCk.
His Death Believed to Be lmminent-Start-
ling intelligence from Afghanistan
Exciting Scene in a Church.
AFGHANIsTAN.
Startling Intelligence.


LONDON, January l0.-There is
rumor about town to the effect that the
Government is in possession OF start
ling and alarming news from India,
which it is endeavoring to keep secret
until the Cabinet Council can be held to
consider it. Mohamed Jan is believed
to have been reinforced by several thou
sand OF Sheer Ais regulars, from whom
the cannon now mounted at Ghusenai
were probably obtained. He has as
sumed political as well as the
military authority, and is collect
ing revenues in the name Of Musa
Khan, whom he pretends to re-
gard as the rightiul and reigning
Ameer, though temporarily kept ont OF
his capital by its forcible occupation by
the British. He has sent emissaries to
Turkestan, commissioned to stir up the
people there To engage in immediate
warfare on the British as common
enemy, and the probabilities are said to
he that on account of his high reputa-
ton rs soldier and commander in the
wars of Turkestan, he will have no in
considerable success in raising men to
Join him in Ghusenai or TO begin hos
tilities on a home basis. Ii is not be-
lievcd that General Roberts will hazard
an advance on Ghusenai at least before
spring. The difficult nature OF
the road between the capital and the
fortress will OF itself preclude this dur
ing the winter, rendering it almost or
quite as perilous from Cabul as from
Candahar. The expedition is at pres
ent abandoned, although the distance is
only about one-third as great. The ru-
NOR that Abdul karun is raising force
in Kohistan for Mohamed Jan is regard
ed as well authenticated. The fact that
while Ghusenai is understood 10 be the
most important centre OF the military
operations of the insurgents and is the
strongest fortress in the country, no ef-
forts are proposed towards its capture,
is held here To be significant OF the ex-
listing situation of the British in Afghan
istan.
Exciting Scene in a Church.
LONDON, January l0.-The most in
tense excitement was OCcasioned to-day
by sensational scene in Hatton Garden
Italian Church. While the priest was
celebrating mass a man in the audience
fired a pistol at him. The church was
crowded and the noise Of the explosion
caused panic. The altar was struck
by bullet and subsequently flames
started out from the side. The damage
to the altar and church amounts to about
thousand pounds. The man was ar
rested after hard fight by the police,
and when taken into custody had long
stlletto in his hand with which he at
tempted 10 stab those who seized him.
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ST. Louis shoemakers Demsnd Advance
IN Wages

Sr. LoUIs, January ll.-Reprcsenta-
tiyrs from the boot and shoe factories
held meeting, this afternoon, and
adopted resolution demanding an all
vance oi 10 per cent. in their wages, 10
20 into effect January 18th. Ii was an
nounced that the new schedule had
been agreed TO in three OF the factories,
and that the others weIe considering the
proposition iayorably. The belief is
that the advance will be- obtained with
out strike.
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CONGRESSMAN Elected.

IT. LoUIs, January l0-Dispatches
from several points in the Seventh Con.
gressional District OF this State say that
the election to choose Congressman
to oil the vacancy occasioned by the re-
cent death Of A. NJ. Lay, has resulted in
the election OF Col. John +. Phillips,
Democrat, over Ex-Governor McCiurg,
Republican, and Greenbaek candidate.
Col. Phillips has represented the dis
tTirt heferA
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Raising the Price.

Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette, saturday.
The Wheeling manufacturers OF nails
telegraphed their Pittsburgh brethren
10 know il they would raise the price to
five dollars, and got "yes" for an an
swer, when it was discovered that one
Wheeling firm would not 90 into the
combination. A meeting OF the West
ern Nail Association will be held We'd
nesday TO formally raise the price. II
has already gone up to that figure with
ont formal action.
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Bill to Protec, the Privacy of Telegram

Dill W IEOkCCt Nho VI
NEw loRE, January l0.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company is about to
have introduced in the Senate the fol-
lowing act in relations 10 telegraphic
communications:
SEC. |. That all telegraph messages
delivered for transmission To anv
telegraph company availing itself oi the
provision of title Is of the Revised
Statutes, and copies thereof made 10y
such company at the place Of destina-
tion, or at any intermediate point shall
be private papers OF the scnders and
shall be- protected from unreasonable
search and seizure and from production
as evidence in individual and legislative
proceedings Ia the same extent n letters
by the United States mail
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NO. 1866.


PzuAsasazA, January 10. Flour
Quit; NInnssoa sxtrs ismily, me.
dium, 80 50; sood . Is; cholce s. 90;
Ohio isnily, eopd. q 1897 IS; st.
Louis do choice hney 8 6o97 Is; Min
nesota patent proce0 - 00AS 50 Rye
Flour = Inquiry fallif9 a q t6 50.
Wheat-ln little dem8hd; ts1esesd ct
81 42; No. 2 red In elevator ot ~ No.
red seller January q 81 IA, q ~
asked; seller February 81 80 ID. q 6Ot
asked; seller March 81 53i bid, 81 6S{
asked. Corn-Nrm; high mixed, on
track, 5eSc; sail mixed, seller January.
5sc bid, SOC asked; sellss FEBRUARY Sc
bid, 5Slc asked; seller Mkrch sale bid,
5slc asked. Oats-Moderate inquiry
stained 47}c; mixed 48(S48lc; white ~
@49lc. Provisions-Quiet and sleady;
mess beef $iS 90; msss pork SlS %;
smoked hams l0Sllc; pickle.l 8ia9sc.
LardvAt ,sSsc. Buiter-firm; New
York State and Bradford county, Pa,
extra 27(a2Sc; creamery eXtra Sa(S3&c;
Western Reserve extra 2+tAS5c; good
to choice ,lo ISG23c. Etnp dull and un-
changed. Cheese - Firmcr: western
creamery l2l(Sl3c; good llG9l2c. Petro-
lsum-Refined &c. whisEy-Dull at
81 l2. '..'f
CHIcAeo, January Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Dull, weak and lower; No. 2
red winter 81 %; No. 9 Chicsgo spring
81 u. cash; 81 2st seller February:
81 29l seller March; No. 3Sl Isl; ~.
jected a5c. Corn-in fair demand but
at lower rates at 40c cash; 45lc seller
February; 45c bid seller May. Oats
Quiet and weak at 3Sc cash; 35tc seller
February; s9jc seller May. Rys-EAs.
ier at sc. Barley-Steady ami In fair
demand at SAC. Dressed fiogs- Easy ct
IS OOta5 75. Pork-Dull and priccs Q
shade lower at SIS 10 cash; SIS 80 bid
seller February; SIS 61l@l3 20 seller
March. Iard-Dull, weak and lower
at 81 60 cash; 81 72i bid seller February;
81 82lCs7 IS seller March. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 10.
O,nannau.
CINCINNATI, January 10. - Cotton -
Steady ut l2lc. Flour--Dull snd un.
changed. Wheat--Dull at 81 3S(Sl 81.
Confirm at 4i(S48c. Oats-Quiet
at iOCS4lc. Rye Quiet at ssCS90c. Bar-
ley-ln fair demand at 90. Pork
Firm at $l3 80. Lsd-ln good demand
at s. 1907 10. Bulk Meats-Quiet;
shoulders 81 37i; clear rib 81. 20; clear
81 IS. Bacon-firm; shoulders SIC;
clear rib 7tc. Green Mests-Quirt; |;
clear 7:c; hams 0(sl0c; shoulders &c;
sides 6ic; hams 7ic for good western.
Whisky-Dull at 81 Os. Butter-Quiet
and firm; choice Western RESERVE 2:kG
25; choice Central Ohio 20tG2ic. Linseed
Oil-Dull and unchanged mt 7jc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, January l0.--Wheat-Dull:
No. white Michigan 81 81; No. .
red winter seller February 81 +0i; seller
March 81 l3i; seller May 81 ~; NJ.
jcctcd Dayton and Michigan 81 ~.
Corn-Dull; high mixed lie; No. 2spo,
il!r; seller May I7c; rejected ilc. Oats
Quiet No. = 30c. Clover Ssed-Dull /,
prime S5 on. Hogs Al s. %.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBuRH, January l0.--Petfoleum
Quiet; crude lID. at Psrker's ior ship
ment; refined &c for Philadelphia de-
livery.
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IRELAND ID.
Iawless Demonstrations.

LYNDON, January lO.-A number OF
unemployed laborers at Cork yesterday
plundcred the meat and bread shops.
Process serving is violently resisted in
killanars county, Galway. The parish
priest is leading in tine resistance and
causing the chapel bell to be rung to
give warning of the approach Of the
servers
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ALBANIA.
War with Montenegro.

LONDON, January IA Vienna dis
patch SAYS that the fighting between
the Albanians and Montenegrins has
been incessant since the inst, both
sides are receiving reintOrcements.
Prince Nikita will shortly go to the seat
of war.
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Exciting Scene In a Church.
GERM Y.
..sserious Illness Of Bismarck

NEW York, January l0.-A dispatch
from Berlin to the Tribune of this city
saws that Prince Bismarck is worse, and
his death is believed to be imminent.
The Emperor is said to have displayed
much anxiety concerning the Chancel-
lor during the last twcnty-four hours.
All the members of the Princes family
have been summoned to Narsein.
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The Red Men


The Red Men commit no robberies OF
any kind. OF all men, they are least
likely 10 violate the laws, save and ex-
cept the attempt 20 execute them too
speedily upon those who openly defy
them. The Red Men, a. an organiLs-
ton, no longer exist in this county.
From the beginning il never Was an Or
gAniEation, bot an incoherent and excit-
able mob Of citizens, who had suffered
too long IRON Outrages which the Lao
seemed Powerless to remedy. Let the
laws lie executed upon offenders, and
We will hear no more OF Red Men.
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PRODUCE.
Now YORK.


NEw YoRV, January l0.-Cotton-
Weak at T. l3.lG9l2 lj-lGc. Flour
Dull receipts 10000 barrels: superine
western and State s. OOta5 80; common
10 good s. 50Cd6 %; good 10 choice 81 10
6s 80; white wheat extra 81 bO(IS 90;
extra Ohio s. 90l97 Is; ~. Louis 8 900
= %; Minnesota patent process - Wg
4 25. Wheat-Dull and heavy receipts
1000 bushels; ungraded winter red
81 4SCGl isl; No. . do 81 53i(9l 53l
mixed winter 81 i7lC9l Is; ungIaded
white 81 4sl@l 50; No. 81 iS; No. !
10 sales 1000 bushels, at 81 5OlGl 81;
No. . red, seller January, sales 1000
bushels, at 81 5?I(al 53t; seller Febru-
ary, sales Ia. 900 bushels. at VI 55tB1 55i (;
seller March. sales lG0 900 bushels, at
81 56iGl 57l. Rye-Dull; No. 9 west
ern 93l(99i!. Corn-Dull; receipts l34, I.
600; ungraded Gld6lc; steamer $50
5slc; No. . solo GOc; No. 2 seller Janu-
airy 59tGj0,c; seller February Solo
59lc. Oais-Demand active; receipts
5000 bushels; western mixed 4s(a4sc
white western is(G5gc. Hay-Demand
active at 7OG75c. lIops-Dull; year
lings 7(slsc; eastern and western 300
33c; New York State 30(ay40c. Coffee
Quiet and firm; Rio cargoes l4i(9i5tc;
l4i6lStc. Sugar-Sirong; fair 10 good
refining 7.Gs. Molasses Or.
leans steady 43f6j0c. Rice-Nominslly
unchanged. Petroleum Dull crude II
oslo; refined Nc; United 81 Is. Tallow
Quiet and firm at 6itd6 l3-l6c. Rosin
Firm at 81 65fsl70. Turpentine-
Firmer at I6its47c. Egys-Insrtiye al
l2idl7e. Pork-Quiet and firm; mes,
$l2 1908 O0. Beef-finD. Cut Meat,
Quiet hong clear 7lc; short clear &c
lArd-Steadv; prime steam " O2ita
y 05. Butter-Quiet and firm, western
lGta)2sc. Cheese-firmer; western l0s
I3tc. Nominal at 81 II. Leath
er-W eak; hemlock sole 2ste3ic. Woo
Demand fair and market firm; DO
mestie fleece 42Cs5sc; pulled 3ps 5sc
unwashed lsCa40c; Texas 2ICs3sc
Metals als-Manufactured Copper Quie'
and steady; new sheeting 2sc; ingo
lake 2itts2llc. Pig Iron-Dull; Scotch
S32 OOts35 90; American 80 00(s 10 10
Russia shoeting SIS y. Nails--Cut
81 25fs,4 20; clinch S. 2osS IS.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, January l0.-Dull and
without quotAble change, bot lower n
sell. Wheat Western dull and lover
No. 2 western winter red spot and sellel
Jauusry 81 i7i; seller February VI 5I
al sIf; seller March 81 54atsl 81
selisr April 81 57(si SIT. Corn-west
ern drm ior spot and easier iof iusoFs
western mixed spot aud seller January
5sc; seller February 5sss5s3e; sslle'
March, April and May 5s4c; stess'e'
Sc. Osts-At Etessc: do mixed y
647e; Pennsylvania Ee,tsc. Bye
Quiet st g5S1S7c. Hay = Unehanfed
Proyisions-Quiet and unchanged. Bot
tes-Quiet; prime 70 cs'ossr vesser'
paeksd s362se; roll lover at l0sy2c
Eaxs- Dull at lsfel7c. Pstruleom :
Unchanged. Cohee-firn and vitbou
change. sugar = firm: A sclt S3c
whisky-Dull al 81 liiGsi II
On CIrr, January l0-1hs aesks
opened sith 81 i4i bid, advanced Z
81 IS, declined and elossd & u ~
Isd old. skipmsnfs $syOo bsssseA eyes
sging 40.0oO h4rTvls; tssassetinss -.
90 6ssrsla
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Tarrtnc Ernlnsion

EvlSsynLK, January ia keg ol
powder exploded in the fOreeastls Of the
idlewild ai Weston, this morning, blow
ing of the steamers iOrocAstle and her
lafhoard hull to the waters edge, and
badly injuring nine Of her coloret crew.
The boat i helpless at Weston. There
were two other kegs Of powder along.
side OF the one which exploded. but they
were uniniunel.
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CincinnatL.
DRY GOODS.
New Yoft.

NEW YoKK. January l0.-Dry Goods
The general market continues quiet, but
prices very firm. Cotton goods ia light
demand but steady. shirting prints do
ing well and medium fancy prints more
sought for. woolen goo.is in irregular
demand and firm. Shirts and drawers
active and ia light supply. The B.dLiia
says "Cocheco fancy prints viii be
opened on Monday st "a oeuts"
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Choked to Death.

ERE, Pa, January ll.-Capt G. l.,
Pierce, a young LAWYER of this city, for
merly Clerk of the courts, choked ia
death at dinner, to-day, while trying to
swallow large mouthful of meat. A
bottle of brandy was found in his pocket
and it is supposed that he had been
drinking.
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Too Much Reading.

NRw YoRK, January l0.-ilenry lloag,
aged IL, killed himself to-day. lie had
previously made an unsuccessful at
tempt. The Coroner says the boy grew
very fond of books, and much reading,
without proper guidance, turned his
head
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RAILROAD BoNps-Strong and buoy

unchanged.
SroCEs-The, market was strong on .
large volume of business, and prices adj
vanced l95s per cent, During the al.
ternoon there was reaction Of t(S2 per
cent, but the decline was soon recover
ed, and the closing quotations were the
highest OF the day. The upward move
ment was led by Alton and Terre Haute,
Lake Erie and Western Kansas and
Texas, and the low priced shares gen.
orally; grangers, trunk line shares and
coal stocks, were the most active. The
last named were exceptionally weak at
the close, when Delaware, lackawanna
and Western fell of per cent. and
Reading per cent.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change were 5000 Erie, 22,O0O Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern, 10000 ~.
Paul, 5000 Delaware, l.ackawanna and
Western, 1900 New Jersey Central,
| 400 Delaware and Hudson, 200 Morris
and Essex, 10000 Reading, $500 Mich
igan Central, 4, 400 Union Pacific, 900
c., G. 4 |. c., 300 Canada Southern,
400 Chicago, 81. Louis and New Or
leans, 5000 Hannibal and ~. Joseph,
5000 Ohio and Mississippi, 1900 West.
ern Union, 800 Pacific Mail, 20,0W
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific, LOO
Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph, 1900
Kansas and Texas, 400 Iron Noun
tain, 1900 Louisville and Nashville,
1000 Northern Pacific, $500 lndianapo.
lis, Cincinnati and Lafayette, 1900
Lake Erie and Western, 5000 st. Louis
and san Francisco, LOO St Louis AMI
ST. Paul.S 200 Mobile anl Ohio, 400
Marietta and Cincinnati first preferred,
1900 Few York Central, 1900 Alton and
Terre Haute, 1000 st. Paul aud Mime
sofa, and 1000 Chicago, Burlington and
Ouiucy
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Near Washington, PsnnsylvsniA-

WASHINGTON, January l0.-The
wash-hOuse on the property Of John
Hopper, IN CWon ToSnship, was total
ly destroyed by fire in the following
manner: A clothes line over the stove,
ON which we're hanging some clothes,
broke, and, letting its load down on the
stove, II ignlted. The damage done Was
SlO. No insurance.
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Fatal Quarrel About q Dog.

CISClNSATI, January IA Gd,'tt'
special saws that while VIM. Milliken
and VIM. Crane, Of Bellcville, Ind, were
fighting about dog yesterday, Elwood
Milliken came to the all Of his father
and fatally stabbed Crane. He escaped
without arrest.
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FIRES.
At Chillicothe, o.

CNCINNATI, January IA special
to the Gd,stts from Chilhcothe, o., says;
The extensive straw sheds belonging To
lngham X Co.'S paper mill burned this
afternoon. The stock room was also dam
aged by fire. II Is supposed t. have been
the work of an incendiary. Loss sl,OOO;
fully insured.
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n..,h Of Prank I.s.liaL

NEw YoKK, Frank Leslie, Publisher,
died this afternoon, at his residence on
Fifth avenue, from fibrous tumor OF the
throat. He had been suffering fcr some
time past.