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There IL certainly not . moro distressing
inhiction in the long list of disorders; not
one that has baffled the skill Of physicians -
rheumatism. To those afflicted we would
honestly say, try Durang's Rheumatic Rene
dy. 1t Is an internal medicine, harmless in
effect, and may be taken by the most delicate
lady. Some Of the leading men o: the Nation
have used 1t with success. Sold by all Drug.
gtsts. Send for free pamphlet to R X. Hell
phenstine, Washington, D. C.
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WHEN you have secret to communicate to
| . pair Of twins, be sure you get them to-
gether, for you will find It difficult to tell
| them apart-LosceU Citizen.
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A WOMAN may be said 70 have undressed
kids on her hands when she IL putting twin
babies In bath.-Bostoa COsrier.
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A HOuseh0ld Need, Free.
Send on postalcard for SOpage book on ''The
LIVER" its diseases and their treatment Ad-
dress Dr.. Sanford, 1872 Broadway, New York.
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TIE regular Frazer Axle Grease saves mon
ey for the consumer. The light colored or
yellow loOsens the spokes.
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Yen Are Not Consunptlve,
But II you .'let cough alone" you are in
danger Of the worst disease on earth. Piso's
Cure will cure consumption, but much easier
and quicker when in the early stage and only
. cough. Sold by druggists at 25c. and $l.OO.
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II 10 sad but true that man Who once be.
comes deaf seldom enjoys . happy hear-after.
-Er0c,sae Sta,ad0rd
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water Druggists sell It. 25c
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1T will only cost SIS to attend the in.
auguration ball at Washington.
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REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE. Best family salve
In the world, and excellent for stable use.
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d.s1(kA PRIZE puzzles in Comic Monthly, nam
sD~VV moth pictorial for family entertainment 2lss
year. Sent OIL trial six months any sut5criDe4
Tor 20 cts. Specimens 1Oc none free. Address
COMIC MONTHLY. lZl Nassau street. N Y
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Government Examining Surxeo, for sick
ssnd disabled soldiers who desire Pensions.
For Instructions address n. q. DODGE, M.
D., No :3.O:sS Dickson ST., st. Louis, Mo.
r. S.-SOld1ers who wish medlcnl treat.
menf should send stamp for u list Of questions
to Invallds.
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as-ivory, and was greasy with frequent
contact with miners clothing. One day
an old prospector squatted himself upon
this fayorite resting stone, and while
getting his wind he carelessly and I'M
consciously pecked away at the bowlder
with his pick. A piece of rock flew off
and revealed to him the surprising truth
that he was sitting on a rich chunk of
quartz. He at once proceeded up the
hill and found the ledge, and it was full
of gold and brought him much wealth.
We are told that once upon time q
= hood, bade farewell to his weeping
mother, kissed away the tears of his
little sweetheart, and went out into the
S wilds of the West to become miner.
The tradition goes that he at length
struck mining camp, and, being mex
perienced, he sighted veteran for adj
vice as to the best place to dig. Seeing
his visitor was sstenderfoot," dressed
in store clothes, the old man, in the
kindness of his big heart, answered:
"Young man, go up on the hillside, in
the shade of yOnder green tree, and dig,
and fortune will SMILE" The youth did
not stumble" to the sarcasm of the man
? of experience, but went forth with joy
to the shade of the green tree rs di-
rected, dug, and found fortune in less
than an hour. But this is fe-eyery
word of it. have heard the same old
story told as having happened in the
lead mines of Wisconsin, in the gold
, mines of California, Montana, Colorado,
the Black Hills, and Nevada, and now I
on, op1v waiting tn have some fellow
spin it to me and locate the scene in
Idaho, and forbearance will then and
there cease.-Cor. Omaha Republican.
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BH0NCAIT1os Ete.-ln the interest mescly -
advertise earnestly urge all who suffer BY these d.
snaG uesInG ma!ac'sS c. u 70; persserr r Jenss
ROHERT0ON. Broad Run. FauQu!er Co.. Va
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CONGRESSIONAL.
OF THE TWO HOUSES
YRSTERDAY.
short SessiOp OF the senate Devoted to
Minor IeaSuFes-In Discus.
sion In tue House ON the ReTund-
Ing Bill or Fernando Wood
some Lively Discussion.
SENATE.

WAsHlSoToN, January 6.-Mr. Eaton,
from the Committee on Appropriations,
reported with amendments the consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill, which
was placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Vest, by reoueat, introduced q bill
authorizing the construction Of q bridge
over the Missouri river at HoWell's Ferry,
Mo. Referred.
Mr.. Davis, OF Illinois, introduced bill
TO amend Section 285, Revised Statutes,
and also to amend Section OF the act
amending the Statutes In relation 10 the
immediate transportation OF dutiRble
goods. Referred.
The Senate proceeded to consider the
calendar, the first bill being one to pun.
ish tramps in the District OF Columbia.
Pending the debate the morning hour
expired, The army appropriation 6lll'was
read twice and referred to the Committee
on pprOpriations. The Senate resumed
tho consideration OF the bill Tor the relief
OF Ben Halliday, aud Mr.. Garland spoke
In It's favor. Morrill,, MCPhers0n and Wal.
lace opposed ths bill, Mr.. Teller support.
ed 1t, He though every claim that orlgi.
mated 10 the West was regarded with sus.
piCion In the Senate, There had always
been disposition not 10 do Justice TO the
West. This was the seClionaIism that had
mostly escaped comment
Pending the debate the Senate went In.
to executive session and soon adjourned.
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VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER lis.

the limitation on the ownership Of prop.
erty, with due provision for the security Of
the interests involved.
A measure will be submitted to you for
the establishment Of q county govern.
ment in Ireland, founded upon represen.
tative principles and framed with the
double aim Of confirming p pular control
over the expenditures and OF supplying a
yet more serious want by extending the
formation Of habits Of selfgovernment
A bill will be laid before you for the Hboli.
ton Of corporal punishment in the Army
and Navy you will be asked to consider
measures for further reform in the law Of
bankruptcy; for the conssrvanCy OF the
nvers and the prevention Of floods; for
revising the constitution OF endowed
schools and hospitals in Scotland; for a
renewal ol theaCt which established secret
voting, and for REFRESHING the corrupt
practices OF which, in o limited number OF
towns, there were lamsntable examples At
the general election.
l trust your laborS, which will be even
more than usually arduous, may he 80
guided by Divine Providence, as will prC,
mote the happiness Of my people.
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NV oRLS4as, January R.-oaptain
JamOO u. Eada has returned IRON Vera
OruS, on board a Mexican war steamer.
The Mexican Government gives to Gap.
tain Eads' Company the right 10 build a
chip canal railway aCross the isthmus OF
TshuantepeC, and grants It 900 900 acres
of land, on the shore Of the Pacific, on
which TO build the terminus OF the rail.
road and establish hafbor; empowers It
to charge, Aud collect a toll ot S. per ton on
the freight OF a ship and cargo passing
over ths road. In return fot this.
Capt9in Elds agreeV 10 carry on the rail.
roadIall ships OF war, munitions, m als,
&c. FREQ OF charge. The building OF the
road must be commenced within two
years, and completed in ten years from
May 1st, 1881. Ti-
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coNrIRMEp pr TUE SENATE.
General WlCkham and the Naval PORT
ialln.


I0llO.
WASHINGTON, January cit was learn.
ed to-day at the White House that the
President was much disappointed that
General Wlckham declined to accept his
tender Of the position oil Secretary OF the
Navy. When Secretary Thompson was
about 10 resign the President
said that he would be much gratihed
II he could get some representative South.
ern Republican oil high character to &C.
Cept the position. Secretary EVarts sug.
gested General Wickham, and the sugges.
ton was cordially seconded by Attorney.
General Devens. At the request oil the
President, q personal friend OF General
WiCkham conveyed to him the Presidents
desire that he should enter tho Cabinet
Gen. Wickham considered the matter, and
alter consultation with certain friends
and with his business associates In New
York, wrote to the President, thanking
him for bis offer, but declining II
Gen. WiCkhsm's reasons for declining
were several. The term OF the office
Is very short, but even for so short . time
lo Huulu Iut nhNo Chloh W Vutnot W Whbu'
ington without his family, and the com.
pensatlon attached 10 tho position was not
such as to Justify him 10 doing that, and liv.
ing as he would desire to live. He thought
also that his absence from Virginia
at this period might seriously interfere
with the proper administration Of his du-
tsp In connection with the Chesapeake 1
Ohio railroad. II is thought also at the
White House that for perhaps what may
be termed obvious political rassonS, Gen.
oral WiGkham may have preferred to
keep out Of office, II be has any aspirA.
tl6ns that way, until the new administra.
tion comes In, and he sees how he stands
with IT, General WiCkham, as Chairman
Of the Republican State Committee Of Vir,
ginia, has always opposed any entang
ling alliance with the Malone party, and
iS understood to oppose It now. He
10 naturally anxious o. to tho pasaihleaLti.
tude Of Gen. GatAslds administration on
this subject, and may suppose that he will
DO able TO exert more influence by keep.
INK away from Washington until The new
administration cOt1lna In
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CINCINNATI, Janury 6,-Dispstobos to
The GagtIe and CamRsrcia! from points on
the upner Ohio show that the Ice began to
move about seven o'clock this evening al
various points.
The Big Sandy has risen 0 feet aud 10
still rising rapidly. The Ksnawha is also
rising and running out. The Ice is reported
broken at Morgantown. No damsge is re.
ported anywhere, Here the Ice femaius
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ANOTHER FAFAL KxPLlsION n
NEW YORK,
CaSSisasReas Causes Casually which
VIII Probably Cost Four kIeh IheIt

CaSeiRasneaa Causes a Casually witch
VIII Probably Cost F0ur aeh ThtIr
Lives.
NEw YURK, January O.-This forenoon
an explosion 0i vatni'h iook place Ia Peter
D'elgar's brewery, llO0 First ayphue, bv
which four inen were so bsdly injured
That they muet, In all probability, lose
their lives. The tnOn were yaFnishinV
barrels In the vainlSh room, when lamp
was In cautiously brought too near The M.
fanmable fluid. The fumes oi Tho var.
Nah we're ignited, and with n ish lie vat
containing II was on Are. Al explosion
like clan oi thunder followed, aud ihe
hutnlhg Inil WAS scattered through the
room ~ all diteG'iOns, with sundeied
slaves ot the ysfhish barrel. Itfeliupoh the
wofkm like a shower Of fire, and with
blasting clothes and boards. they ran from
the room shouting for help Tbyir fellow.
WORK men, alarmed by The eGplOt On, came
70 their rescue promptly, hut beiote The
burning clothes could be torn from their
bodies, the l0Nt men were most ieartuliy
dlsBgnied. Eaotts were made 10 eI,jn.
g1lshthe hte 10 tho vanish room. The
police were called and ambularccs tele.
araphed tOr from the neatest slallnn. The
sufferers were taken 10 Bellevue Hoanilal.
wheFe Ehysiclans declared lhelr ihinfIes
iatal. The names a the men IRE: J.
Barrie, aged u, M i02S Fi,aS svenne;
John klAmet tgtd 20, No. 1908 Fitat ave.
nlpj Anton WiniSs4fek, aged 80 No.
lUO1 First avenue; VIM, Brown. AGED 20
No, wa Second avenue.
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eLonD cor, M.YE nENcY.n
Hanging OF Two MaFderers In PhIIa.
Ieiphia-Pitiful Scene at the ,HeanoId--

"""AlHH VI b"0 muFueFefA In PhIIAs
IeIphia-Pitiful Scene at the HeafToid--
A Prayer ,rOEe" by Tue TaiI.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 0 Patrick
Hay es aud Daniel +, Sullivan we're
hanged this morning at lO.37 in the
county prison hero. The execution was
witnessed only by members OF the press
and q sworn jury. When both men left
their cells accompanied by the priests
they were apparently arm and resigned,
and II was hoped the dreadful scene
would 10 oyer as quickly az possible, hns
when the last prayers had been Paid,
Hayes, whose face was covered with band.
ages, hiding the wonndB he he'd received
when ho had tried 10 commit sui, ,ide,
after the murder Of his wife, arose from
his Rnees aud tried 10 address the specta.
lora.
"Don't, Hayes" said tho priest. "Die
with the name OF God on your lirs." II
want TO say, said the wIstohed prisoner,
that drink drove he 10 this. am not q
bad man, am Z" and he turned 10 the
priest .
II was very painfnl moment for nllsnl
the Sheriff tried TO place the rope around
hiB neck.
USn't you piVe me q minnte?" said tho
ptisener, pushing the rope away. ~ want
TO say word or two. am going to
heaven. | am week In body, but / ain
strong In soul, for atm going to meet my
God. want to rive my blessing"
The priest, Father MFBters0n, again
tried 10 interrupt him, but Hlyea said:
u have only few words more 10 say on
cath, and | want to cay them. | rive
you all my blessing; dldn't intend 10 nur-
der my VILE"
Sullivan had been standing on tho tran
nearly three minutes. His iacs was hid
from view. Hayes's voice was still heard
10 prayer, and when the bolt wGa drawn
the moose cut short his speech 81 the
words, "L1td God, have merCy.'
II WAS the most painful scene ever Wit.
messed at All execution In thldCity. tlayes'B
ueCk was broken. sullivan was sLfa6sletl
aud died hard.
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LONDON, January G.--The final deposit
ot G95O side In the International single
qpull race between Edward Hanlan and
Elias O, LaycoCk, which Is to be rowpd on
tue 18th inst, was posted at the "Bells" at
Putney to day. A large number Of sport.
ing men and oarHmen were present. Han.
Ian posted bis E26O in person, while Lal.
land Thompson, Of Sydney, TrlCkettls
backer, put up The amount for I.aycook.
All tho stakes, e1 600, have now been
posted with the editor Of the Sporiman.
John Ireland has agreed 10 referee the
race. Hanlan is the iavorite atten to 1--WE.
Both men appear to be in excellent Condi.
tim
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IRISH ISrRLLIsEACE
Late Moves ON she Part or the Govern.
nent, the Land League and Ihe IFAVeF-

Late Moves ON she Part or the Govern.
meat, the Land League and the IFAVer-
seFs.
LONDON, January GA Dublin des-
patch to the Tina says: The effect Of such
anomaly and satire upon the constitution
as the continuance Of a criminal trial in
the absence oI the accused can hardly be
favorable 10 the administration oi justice,
The people will only zee that Parnsl and
his associates care as little for the Queens
Bench as Tor the law itself, and iguore It's
authority where II interferes with the pur.
suit Of their political objects.
A Dispatch from Dublin says the gum
makers are doing an en0Tmgus business,
principally In reyolyers.
John Ray, 8 fellow.prisoner with Daniel
OConnell and also member OF 0'Con-
nell's Old Guard, 10 dead,
The Times says the rumors that rein.
torCements are to be sent TO Ireland are
uuiounded, The Government is con-
vinCed that the force there Is ample
I meet any emergency.
The proposed Land League meeting at
Tully, County Galway, where Canon
Fleming was ared Of, has been prohibited.
Previous " the issue oi the War Office
circular directing that a strict guard be
kept over the armories oi volunteers, over
a hundred rifles were stolen from one
place recently In London,
DUBLIN, January Cit 10 reported that
the Land League will call o National
Convention at Dublin TO decide upon what
course to pursue In regard to the govern.
ment land bill.
Another man bsyoaetsd by the police
during the riot near Glare Morrlss 'rues'
day night has died from his injuries.
TRALEE, January 6-Jeremiah Leahy,
President Of the Fries branch OF the
Land League, was arrested to-day and
lodged in Kerry County jail.
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rhn En1l or : ilr,nLen rrnlln.

MARION, IND, January 0 News Of
a shorribls occurrence at the Indian res.
srvatton, twelve miles from here, is re.
ceived, VIM. Marshall and wife, Miama
Indians, Qnatreled during a drunken
spree, and by pnms means the wite's
clothing caught hte and set Gre 10 the
house. she ran out and Marshall re.
mained quietly within till neishbora came
and put out the lfe. Marshall was badly
burned, and bis wife burned 10 death.
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NAsHvtLLE, TESs, January 6.-Mts.
Mollie Gtzzand has been elected en-.
crossing clerk Of the House Of Repre,en.
tatives In this State. The Republicans
generally voted for Btoughton, coloted
twenty Democratic combined With her
Republican friends and elected her. Her
husband was q young tilah, who &as
killed the fret year Of the war, While
hiding n1I.
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Labor rronbIes M New IIamp.hlrs.

suNcoox, N. D., January The strike
al this place still continues, and The ex.
citement INCREASES. TIE strikers were Of
The gates OF the mills this morning pet.
puading, and In many csses Rnccessfullv,
tho men not IN 90 In. Hundreds pa'Adsd
the ptreets with cluhS, and screaming,
Int The police checked tho demonstration.
Yearly ell are French Oanadians. II Il
thought that the mills yill'be closed In q
few days.
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wAsnlSoroS, January G.--tn one ot the
prospsC!use5 Of NJ. De LsssepS Just re-
ceiypd here, be estimates that one hundred
and attY million francs viii be spent In
France for the purchase Of machinery,
etp to be used In cutting the Panama
Canal. This ls contrary 10 statements
heretofore made, which we're to the effect
that the machinery, supplies, etc, for the
canal would be bought In this country.
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mani, i, ofs yspetnbie siop.

sfEuSESytLLG, O., January 0 -Dh ohas.
Daily, an old resident and veterinary sur
seon Of this city, died at his residence on
North Sixth street, this motalng He was
about sixty three years vi age, and had
leen married four times; marrying bis
present vile At Butgeltstown, Pennsylva'
MIA, about four years ago.
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ClSclSSA7L o., January GA Mentor
special says Gov. Foster will lhot be made
member Of the Cabinet, nofwill he again
run for Governor. His ambition is Tor q
Hrst.class foreign mission, his preference
being 10 succeed Noyes at Paris. The
same special says General Garfield seems
to be somewhat worn BY the inCessant de.
mands ol Me correspondence and visitors.
lie is not having the rest that he ought to
have before beginning tho arduous laborG
OF the Chief MagistrGOy.
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st1ubehtille Gazette.
The Telegraph today brings news oi the
death Of Mrs. Governor Shannon al Law.
rencc. Kansas, yesterday, her husband
having preceded her t. the grave about
two years OinOe. Mrs. Shannon's maiden
name was Sarah Osborn, aud she was, We
believe, born in Cadiz, where she lived
previous TO her matrisge to the dis,in
guished gentleman whose name she has
since borne. She shared all the varying
fortunes OF her husband both In public
and private life, and WAS we'll fitted iuY The
sphere she scCnpjed, Wilson Shannon
having twice filled the Office Of Governor
oil Ohio aud was Subsequently Territorial
Governor Of Kansas during the tfouhlons
times on the border along In the Gfies
She was Mr.. shannoh's second wife, the
Gtst, who was one Of the famous Ellis
family, of ST. Ulairsyille, living but a few
years alter her marriage. Mrs Rhannon'h
brother, Dr., Albeit Osborn, Of Cadlz, and
others 0i tho family, are remembered by
some ol our old CttizsnB.
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DOS ard IiAtntlm Ii4iIar.

New YoRk. January e.-P. T. Ba,bum
IA now rapidly recovstir. from his attack
ri malafial fever, and In ada 10 return In
Btidgeuntt, Conn, Tomorrow. CONGRESS.
man &. 8. OK haa neatlv recoveted from
his severe illness and homes 10 return 10
Washington within a few days.
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a nm. nm hi nIlll.

NEw YoRK, January O.-Ths death Of
The Nautch baby has Just been reported
at the Bureau Of Vital Statistics. II was
born on Saturday, the mother being q gill
oi twelve years, the wife Of the principal
performer In the troupe Of Nauich Hin.
docs nov Ia this city. II was said 10 be
the frat child Of 'hindoo parents born In
khA limited States,
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NEw YoRK. January e-Funk N.
Blown. aesd 81. was shot nv his father,
special rtiicer Charles A. Dsown, lo.dav,
al their residence 1903 Matver street,
Williamsburg, while nrotectlne hls mother
ttnm the lattet'a violence. He died this
afternoon. The father Rtitfendefed.
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LoNDoN, December 9-Tsn million
dollars worth Of The Northern Pacific
Railroad bonds, issued In London, were
covered four times, A premium nl ner
cent was bid last evening Tor philadelphia
4 Reading Railroad and new deferred In
come bonds
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nav YoRE January The Btickiayets'
@ Union Of this city has arranged for a con.
Yysn!lon yfsln next week TO organize National
SSn'oh OIL BfiCklayGrs with view 10 keep
ing wages up to a fixed tcale,
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WAsHINgrOS, rESN,YLyANIA.
A Case Of MiSosEsnaiionsFhO Old Man
RelenIB,

WASHINGTON, January 5,-The people
Of West Finley Township, this county, are
ugitRted over case Of misCegeuation. The
parents Of y slxteen.year.old white girl
were foolish enough to allow their daughter
to keep house for au unmarried cOlored
man, and the result lie o scandal. The man
was willing to compromise with green.
backs but the father and daughter insisted
on matrimony. The negro Couldn't see 1t In
that way, and he has fed the county.
The blgamy aud the adultery cases 10
which Mrs. Welsh and Robert Crouch are
interested, on account Of which was given
In yesterdays lNTRLLIoRNcER, having been
compromised by Orouch'y father paying
the costs, the girl was released from jail
this afternoon. AS soon &s q DIVORCE from
Welsh can he obtained the couple will
again be married and live together as man
and vile,
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Wa acknowledge the receipt from The
Office oil the Siote journal at Patketsbutg
Of handsome almanac for the year 1881, /,
which s not only work Of art, but filled
with agOod deal oiintetestlbg and valuable
matter It's issue does credit to the en-.
teFprise OF the ptoprietors. The Journal
Is Tide'swake in all such matters, and is
the State. -
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Annlher fsttlhlA Mt.slt .

LONDON, January 6-The Ahip Indian
Chief, from MiddlssbotOush for YOkaha.
ma has been wrecked near the entrance 10
the Thames river. Eighteen persons we're
drowned and eleven saved.
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WASHINGTON, January 6-Nrs. Hayes
gave dinner this afternoon In honor NJ
the voting ladies now her 9nests. There
we're 90 Invitations. The pottirns NJ The
mansion occhpied by the family wAs hand.
sously decorated, and the Marine band
uAa N hLInnhAhhh.