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, 1881-02-16

SINCE Der. nvcr si .0Nl,000 has boon disbnrsed
for pcts!Uns ut tho Chicago Agency,
'THE lost-Dlnco u!Eoials estisnato tho total
n,,,nhcr Ut vnientincs handtod yesterday a.
i5,UOO.
TIFF informal revenue reeGrts amounted yes
ter,lAy to $S I44 ,,f which sSl1l WIS fDr spirits,
*l.ul5 for Ugars, Si,Tla Tor tubacco and *i.5 fur
heer.
Ft,il4>wlSn Is tlls list OF .luthble goods rG-
cplvc.i ut tho Ct.stnur lfusu yesicrrany: Flol.l.
Letter T. Co., ~ cascs dry Roods. Collections,
{0,SW,
Sixty THOUSAND pn1I.AHs IN gold and $4,000
In silver WINS tllstIrsetl Ut tho Huh-lrcMhury ycss
tcr,lay. Sevun thousand dollars tn sllvur Wlss
rGcelTel
TME malls Yesterday nnrnluE. reaeiicd tho
city Otl remarkably xtl0A tinc. Tho AftctiltH1n
,DMIls wpra uclnyed. ~ fellows: ChcAgu, lt'A.k
Ialand & I'aci.so.' three hours; .1arksuAvlI!s Il
ku,lsus Gtty, four hours: Dubuque, Que hour
aud thtrty minutes; Cedar hapl1a, fo,lTtupn
hours.
LE1sr, TIM null robhor, succeeded ycster.luy
In furnishing *aN bull, nnd WIN ueeur1ltn4ly ru-
though le was unjlstly trt,Mtctl, and Glalms that
such r,bDrr,es Us his aro Ut 1rotuant oceurrcncr,
hut Arn promptly suppressed by tle alleged
tNBrpEturt,"
, 1881-02-16

doors 10 80 closely thnt tho engineer wh: t'unhic
70 open tton,. t wns *unc titnr hctoro he could
20 rescued, vner ~ Iho c1rS'imt,nGa @ IN hrn,,shf s1
!'l,-thnt Mr. Pratt camr tn his 'lsnth ny rrns"n
Of turne accts1ently received tiy rc hclnE cn1,-
nititlcntctl 10 thu shaving hole, and causing MI
o1rlDston In tho factory.
soME Mt,nl: tNt}cEKs hItOrf''tr TIL JUDGMENT.
MI. II. r. Howe. tho I'ttcr Inspector. has isot
Deen ilc since thu pl,ni ishnicMt ~ tho thrtn
tE. s,,is tho tthor tlny ut the store Of T. II;
AhIErrn. corn er of Archer nEtnte n1il ltastesl
STREET. Mr.. A.llHrrn ha,i Nnn spoken y, I'M INC
iin w",Ili iii II If hi liked. Whom tie ic.rne,i
that Mr. Howe III tn.iHh him, ,n'l.t he was Liable
tnnrrest fur riol atlnE tl,, city nrtnn'c, ny Ett
thr lrssdtce Exci.s.il1r AMI begged fur mercy.
Offering To my my lt!sc u tho flsctS wore kept
out r tho pnrss sr IL tswc nsstrs,e, ,s, = h'
guilty, nnh wns t,ue.l SIN alltl rosts.
T. 4. Prtsrstt. 4 r0rer doing u,'sheas A. No.
l South Unlisted It .cnt, ":s alsn !etore .5stieg X
cont " hug products for butter. I1s. tnt,
pleaded guilty, ami " as let nlr with tho lowest
pcin1ty.--$lu MID costs.
clalm tha, they niway Rrro1nTly hrnr1 THO t'.s's
nnd packages coiltnlt,fng their prnti'lGt- Mr.
ltowe s'nSs TINT tn tn,trFs nn, rGu'"y ~ Inc
lie hhs 0htafnCd s1mnaea frt'tn 4nttn nitm!'cr
ar retail eturcs nllal ns aoot1 NJ tue chemist has
aYTs ns ss te' se6na te . s1 "s r. sta
tin k,ic Of lard and Nuct nj tuttrr. nt,d tito rr-
tntt Hrtccrs will save money i titJ DO not buy
William j. Mnxiry. sc,ltiion.t c',rncr o.. linn.
,1nIp,i and Mnrket STREETS; e. +. Kuhn. 70. s!N
Wcst Kanttnipt, street: nnd u. =. lly!le. NJ. ~;
ii. j. Cnswe. No. I'll Market street., n.nt,tfnct-
urer nf buttcr!tle. wcrr buck 1T ano ArIl.nry
lust night tonppenr betnrG Justice wn1iae9 % nni 1
violation uf tho city nrlInn,,ccs respecting the
salo OF compounds III lieu Ut butter.
, 1881-02-16

HuSElSI TUX y EAtAEHs
4 reporter tnokea through tho pork orowA OF
tho lsuarl Ut Trado yestcrlny for tho gigantic
curnur III prnvisons, which has becn tho subject
lntpIy Ut iIuch mix and surntlsp. Tho cor1!ur
wus not visible u the naked ego. 4 biz Iulcru-
srutu might hAve brought It ~ vtew. hut uDle
Ut tho buys scclno.l to hnso nia OF shesn ns!rli.
,ucnls. The provision market wns cxuItHl dur
t,H Tho ly with hcavy trlal,ny IN pork and lnr.l.
hath were slulnpy III ths ntorntIx. and sut,su.
,lirntly advanced, tu cl,sea weak. lttrttts III tho
1rAdu rrotussetl To scu IN symptoms OF sluruke
ur Of u movement on thu part OF = syHdiento IN
rulltrni thu luurkut. They polluted ollt tlszt the
sti.. stprtn ha hise kue.t tue Westerl. rntiroas.
Ntlr tho receipts af hoEs bad consequently heph
advantage Ut tn wuEk up ~ grand bus! !nuvv-
tuUnt An0 t0rce tAb SHIRT BeliCEH 10 I'LL In Or
like tho property tho lttaxa had bee.l carrying.
Thu mArkut students Claim ths IL not tho ttnio
Ut ycnr tn create u corner. The near approach
Ut Lieut. Is Y.,tnx to diminish consumption aud
cut dnwn orders. Mesa PORK sOid Ut {IhHS per
barrel down to &lbJ7H. and baok 70 $lh ~ seller
april. lhe luter price boiny flaB1H. THIS " ii
higher rapxe thRn It touched In the great cor
seller april yesterday and cioscd at tlU.Gs:!.:.
, 1881-02-16
LAND LEAGUES.

HESENTEESTt WA1tr
Tho Seventeenth Wu11 hr1,nrh nf tho land
League met last evening fl tln0rncrs 1lAtl'
c-,rncr of se,tEwIck street nns' Chirn9n avorc.
The attendance wns ql,lto large embracing 40
or 100 Land Lcnglicrs.
The first st,clkcr was Francis 4. HOFFMAN, Jr.
WHIT stated tho rc,l+ns why uni nl,ly trlshsnc,
hut every lover Of liberty, shonti give aid and
encouragement to tho lrsl, land movement lln
regarded tho ub}rct euight Ia bo accomplished
rs onu ef tho iNbfcst tn which Il pcpplo cnll,l
utgagc, nrtl snit he was III full symphthy With
tho Irish Land .I.cng,tr. md believed every
German md every American. II tho question
wns furry presented to then,, would give tho
movement inntcrlul nil.
At tho conclusion OF Mr.. 1foHn,nt,'s speech
Justice a. l.. slnrrisou WIS iNtrh-
a,uccd nna succeeded III nrnllslnE tho
audience 10 tho highest pitch nj enthusiasm by
OF lrrunt4 Ilc lteitycd ihe tlny WIS drawing
near wl,en the yoke Ut THO opprcssor would he
never sat,rlDn The i.,ttati I.elplc un,vrnent If
hu lid not lcIlryc II wu,l elid ~ a tuial d!s.
solution of the tli.Inn With Ensat,t ~ !nrco nf
arms. Tho time WIS not now. but f1c believed II
was fast approaching. i!e alluded t9 the nprls., p,
Ing or tho lloers N South Africa, uni hnpcd t;M
"ii ii scIr @ owt. % isn,i. Tio orportnty d ireland
was l;f,xIan'ls difficulty. Il wonl! not be nng,
l.s sud, bcfare lsussia would tr at tho nI.tss ot
her uip"rtunty. lo did nut .tcslro tint lhe pen.
EnnnmuKih En u i ot lhen, .houl.t rsuua in Ireland tu
inan inc oil garrlson.. I'M. they would be rnlti-
forced By cbntlnKrhts ut 1r'shtnrn frNtn every
milton utitcr the sun If I'M UPRISING WAS tltnle
Every nlhlslun to par.ell, nnvitt, nn,l tho
other I.cHKl.s LADDERS WIS loudly cheere'l aHd
.fustEeu surrIson SIT down at'ldBt Il storm ot ap
piausc.
|. The Third wani Land. .Lenxua Club mot Inst
evening ut tho c,,r.,cr VI Hut,rr,,rIl apd Eight
trY,o1 ~ nrUStt1n1.-
, 1881-02-16
wEDGEWOOD SOLD.

TITO wcll-known trottlng stallion Wedgewood
has becn purchased by ". i. llalch, ot l.osto,l,
for HcntlculaI, residing In Worcester, tho prtce
tuisi bcing stB,000. Wedguwood II IL brown
stallion, tUu!cd III 1871, hight l3ts haufs. Ills
siro o. Ilclmant, dun Woolbino ttho Inn OF
Woodfor,l Mnmbrinu. private tri4ll, Lexington,
Ey,, .;:ti; 1878 reetrl .;alIs> by Wuu!furtI, sua
III knsc,Isko. 7lu wns hred l,y 4: II. Alexander,
wuMllA1r.l Farm, Spring StntioI, Wuottfor,. KY;
by HIN, In -AugLst, 1870, u II. u, Cuniklln, Ut
urceuport, l.: l.: lIls rccof Is :ln. 1T Hartford.
Cunl,., Aug: Il, lSS. lilo was handled nna driven
races ciore lnst yuar, and III lSsu ho won nj thu
Rrssll tr'ttiuv eirc.!It livery r.lco 10 which ho
nttpr nf tl0Ul fur tho horss II ut ntiy tilno hD
stAi t,0 rutlrcd from tho turf by reIs0n OF nccl-
dent. Sir. Gunklin valued HIM ~ much ~ hu
did lturlls, $;A ll tia Mont puld fuf tho lattor
hurag by ltDDIrt l!1nnrr,
, 1881-02-16
THE MICHIGAN MILITIA.

opEt4ot O1sFHItR 10 IHt LHltHFo 1T1hine
JASsTSa. Mlcl,., Fob. 1.-THE brioat. -.
rcRin1cntal oillcars OF tic Michigan State t,n..
held conference meeting In The ol1lce ri IT.
Qunrtcrmustcrt7e,orA tu-tay, tho otIoct h.,us
IL tnku into consideration question, tn,,ch,...
tho welfare III tho State militia. Col. Ch,,aas
Il. Grlsson WIS roG,cutcd President o. tbs Nh.
tary lonrsl, Henry II. Duf1,o!.l Treasurer, md ~
Z. Humphrey Secretary. Some changes nm nr..
posed In tuattors relntinx to orsaniza,on
nno recommendation hoing tho ntanIonu.ns
"bnys." AM! that regllinr rnt,uns bp issnsS ,as
thrHirh tho QunrtcrmMstets OF tho regiment y i
brfgndc ct,natnpnsent Of seven days is rccn1a, \.
prIntions viii lu asked of The Legalaturn sss
Military Fund iintrr tho law o! lin frI,,r enfs
ticietlt. unv. Jerome md military star w,li at,
tend the Inauguration q rres.dcnt Garfield,
, 1881-02-16
TEMPERANCE.
An Entlih KiaAtlc III &c tin. III the Twelfth
Ward Lu.t NlgEt-Th1 Present 1M-
efficient City &:uvernnlestt denounced
i IL

n
Mnra hnst NiEmt-1ne Iresen. ,sceaa.aar, IN
-Hpcecl1rs ,.utl Resolutions.
Quito Il tnrpo meeting ur citizens of tho
Twelfth Ward was hrll Inst evening II, tho lcct-
use'roo'n 81 tne EiEHt iFesp5te tefi'n &n"teu'
corner Ut West Washington and isobcy streets.
IN, ,o ,o sac or II,",nr ~, vrsra nnh TIM closing
.,s sno sao ~. y. c',., '"a". t.. IT, s'u.,t.,s
q Tho ss fia. wil"ra wosri "a Wss called to tho
chair, Mld in opening tho meeting natia tew
rcnarks II no eonTso nt %aen ~ sa LIZ. u
to cuttrce !h~s that he wns sworn 70 enforce:
io ~ not tcteT 70 tiio sunday e'osug III"
epee'""'' o"' ~ ~ "."S ~ .u..o.
m's. ~. .,'ooe,, ~, n,,, ,o,,,oro nm
l!e sau ho w!s IN iaxGr o. CLOSING t9o M sa'dHs t1fMi
on snn;lny: mt no you'll siow sninS Of rug "a ai'a
nmsIso to ,4 bn ,i rasy ta',,s M1 1tu @ not
thefc wore mil aozcll' Or eFeti IVY, l,etsnha ~
ios sH e s1oke Nete t " the uoas ferant
Gnsses ol penpIo hha nuVut TIL Inanner @ III WnaGn @
snna"y should bo spst: ThGre ts wore % e graat fm
l,cor, KArdnns atia su!o9.s ann af"nK ncos & on
sili.!a y. htla benasGM e. themselves: Insru v, "eTa M
esfs tseS II" Sf" and Il he" ~ s os @
Tho noes :. rotsans wos
chango In men; lfe Thought Sunday 4. = Ercnt
- = 90 s% FL p roo pssr @ sS' II aa SeanF sSs
wsn tS i, x5sySs Txos ad p0pS Sa pH . AK
their loals nf MEM ruet an!i ehi!.lr9n wh2haa ,t
should not cdnt!uct themselves a. N 4 WY siint
%otl!u lntcrtefe WIN atHSts. Ing LYME ngt nni nIi
hetp oy Essp our saobts
Thcrs, were hrat-class snl9oils, a. there wore
sstg}ss 3 M .aw2yo1s 2 Stg sn h.l ncs 1s'' sosa .,
, 1881-02-16

4 scrub game Ut curling will 10 played on tho
ipo ut I.tcoll. tark IN Thursday ut p. nj, and
utl Friaay, should tho lce DO III condition, u
gnlle hotwoen the old And young men Of tho,
Club viii ba playGu IT tho sasno hour. Saturday
u mitch butWuelt twO rlnks of plukrd lnGN will
tulls Ut coil, 10 BIZ distributed 10 tue puqr OIL tho
Ur1ier Ut ltie wiunQes.
, 1881-02-16
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

H. LIN GldjN GttA1Js
v.,,r,n, ', Of Cllntus, H., Is at tho shcr-
i Inn. . |
= ". II. pryr1r, Of Indiana polls, ia Mt tho
Palmer.
1t,uu A. rtkursoN, Of Scot land, Is mt tho
ts'n1tncr.
pnor. ". A. TrAzAH,,, Of New York. 10 at tho
'aesac. .'-.,.
i A. NJ. Jones', Warren, ILL.,, Is Registered Mt tic
'nctiic.
/, s. II. Cnutsov, Of Tankton. d. IT, 10 at tho
Fremont,
&C KEr1ooG, Of Iochcstcr. N. r., Is at tho
,hcylnatl
r. ". DunnAsr, OF sttllwnser, Minn'' 10 At tho
shGrr,Htl.
.1rnor 4. n, HrpHtc1, of Ottur,wa, In, Is Mt
:he Pacific.
L. l!xsnr nksIAuT and wife, Of Washington
sru at the Palmer.
! JAMES lIrsrEu and Henry Mills. Of New Or
lrnnr. arc Mt thu Gardner
II, {. r,1rE,,. Of Fast Saginaw, asri D. Ed
wnrds nf M,iskrEof,, Mich. nre nt the Trrninnt.
ln,,y II. CA,ls.,s, t;cnorat Manager nf Tho Ham
hnal l. St. Joe 1ntroad, was ut tho Pacific yes
tcrtihy.
STATE s.sArous T. H. fIrpn, Of Green l'ny.
!. Wis. md y. g. Gichn, of columbus o'' ate III
: tho fremont
Nfn AxD Mns. q. n. t'MosvESnl'. NJ. ,',! and Mrs;
John Hell. and Mr. Ai,d Mrs. Henry Trrd'say'o of
Dubuque, IT,. aro at tho Palmer.
Ey-f,oHG1lrssMA. SIMON II, PAIGE. nt Osh-
kosh, whn hns hCrn stopping Mt the Palmer
: House, left for huns Inst evening"
1T u. LYLE, Gcncrn! Purchasing Agent. nni
'neaii Fsa'sc Missouri '"s''' ''"''F0'"' A'S At ''
THE temperature yesterday. rs observed by
, 1881-02-16
OTHER DWELLINGS.

aus'
<>n,,-,,,, ,,,,.r, 1,x,,s
LeAylug this locality, tho next block visited
wna IN WnnI streot :
% m w. = ,u,i., -. .... ,...,, ,,,., ,,,r,,,c,+
!nese pull"'nss nTe I"u.ssoty a''a u"so.nuut
bricks. the blnck on th's street, Aliothcf on
Congress, and two others on Winchester avenue,
,ninuocd r., thn sun,c nnrty. # nnn- risI,!ont. m
uel"''scu.o .uo eau " p5, ,...'..s .,n.' 10 ~
tho oie fnohslohed III a1ese eoluhas u ony Ut
two since.
The first visited WIS No, enc, whcro 1t WAS
f,uu,, thut t1,o on c1,-hnslp-u, Of vhlc l,nans
IVAN. .s'a. .ao ~. ..., .,'. t,,s ,I...
arc IT. rho ses ~ 'no .c so .c
Inst sprInr.
1n,,,,n,r Yr,,,, t,,,a tn n mint honcath Tim
,.,.>,A ates .'o. ..,., @ -, '..', r .ns 'r"at. ~
Kitchen SINK extended tho a's,ial tic dfns'i' at
tho tcrinlnnl end Of this joint Of sewer- pipe WAS
fuuml 1o[nlnr tho horizontal tllc at u right
.n,,,a. int, ,h,s w,a cnrrj,I ,h, ,,rtrnnncd
"nK!'' t''so N'e "' 80, ..o s, @
whste-f!l'c from ING SINK hHo'c, WHICH WIS
elmply cairontcd In with wntcr ccniont, q Mgthod
| or JUiuiuk tho two which Is 'uslItc conl11un,
naI,,, n, ,t,, ,,,,1it,. ,,,+ nrcoo,1InrIv I'M,
espccu's Ill u.'s 'uust ~ ~. w. ~.
eHc' EA'oushtls Do ~ lne W4s$S ~ Jo''e't 10. ~
1t wns In this hunsc, n soil-p1pn. Tho method Is
unsoge bcca,,se tho cement crncks and III .uuny
| - ,u..,t... r-~,, ..,. ~. a..
, 1881-02-16

Such blots upon br4.lty as ,plmp!cs, rough
DtsB, enllOWucsa Are ObllteFnted by Glonas eut'
nbutQ SuAp,
, 1881-02-16

Cummlns does not advertise teesh for u aud
chAEX6 more. ~ BtAtO.
, 1881-02-16

Buck X Raynot's "Mnrb" Cologne IL per-
Fumo Ut conspicuous excellence.
, 1881-02-16

We recommend Eli dge 10 ewing+machines.
, 1881-02-16
DEATHS.


DtEtl1-MAHsIlALI-Fo II, Emil +. nlehi AID
knte MnEshall. No yards.
, 1881-02-16

lLfHRIkfGEy.


IIOwtE-At 3S3 Diy!slon-st, Feb. II, Mrs. 4. fio.is
Of Il ron.
, 1881-02-16


9tneio! JnsSEn n.ucA'' ' - fI rrrfSnu W. 't.cnns.
MecacS, H. ~ i,MMnat;. T.; u HMtt. Nou. slnT'n
lienlM. " - MeauIs, j. - t!AinngtaeT. e., ". y.
IIctlcr, try Nrn"sl. .. ~ iia'aWin; inuiiAs
kirRWooo' Cnasts herh', nem , ". II; et9omR. I,R
: FtnMEee NaMlntltct--h' IT .ncAuWtll. fnhP
1u.iltn +, Stnl5tfGr John F., Et,erIy WilfIutn C.
keipp, J. II. MuAyuy. g. II. 1IDtrhkin. Abraham
Hurt, Franklin MMeFCAKa. Georgc Swift, Iuhn
r. McAulGy, u. Y. furinginiI, Dr. HWuyuu
WIckgrsnf,n Thcso nnlucs " i'll hD sbn'lttDl 10
a general tnccttu9 to be helu ut tho Palmer
House Friday M!Yht.
,r ,,. ...,, II, ,,,t-i,,.a ,,o... ,,. ..
.s,, W. ,r,r. nmsI H. IT, H. 5u,r,t'r cF y uf tno
nrrurr tar,s ~, .Mny. w. " snIIMv tIn, n,tt mmd
tt 't INT I'M , ,"'5, s!'is @ ,s,,r' H.sn Mt' t n.t
s11 ,s,,si. 1 H. "M 1 . w. ' n.!.'
LIN suo' u y ~, ~; ~, WIN v,
i. n Y, Wy a"sns S.n y. w. n.!I. @ s'"n,'i'. .
,.@s w. @ ~ '"u ~ .''iMost ~ ~ ~. nuoe. Lille
s.no"sGn@ @ ti , Mns ms ~. & ~ itsfrs f 1smtee. ,t
SIn, ''. MY t.a'"s!@et h' WIZ ~ e.,h''ss ~ VIII III
tt,eu, .. NJ" .r. ~" ~ stult ", " ~, @ n"!so ~
.no ; ,I ~ !t!s'h, M , nsaga @ t!' % ~ aNe tMu
IThaI @ latM III M.ttnlR ~ !ty ~ luz anuse. e!I.
1SIr T4 ssa nt , n tSrnx rWx sS srer "t
~ sn,,in ,s ssei i, "M at HKaT H, Ms!t;e. ,, MS
ans , H,tcM @ ms'u ~ ."ms,M rs nt't ~, IT,,
Ir. , T. .G % v, ,, .H;u ~, % ~ tI"IMt9 ~ tmo
@ MnG.u t, w ~ astt t.; muppeHtsn: t ''t s'a.t
tuahet - III , .uG ", MY" % .u"a tno Mn
Gss y. ~ t3 sc"n!, it'I atu"t a"r nt
. sa'i ,'nt ,nc ~ ,'t w. t ~ .,, ~ ~ .or s ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-24
TROPICAL FIRE.
The Revolutionary Spirit Unqueneh-
able Breaks Out Again.
An American Vessel Surveying . For.
eign Gulf Excites Excitement.


Port au Prince, Dec. 23.-An alarm
Ing revolution Is reported broken out at
Jeremi, Aux Cages and st. Mare.
President Solomon with a strong force
landed at st. Mare, and quelled the
rising there, after $50 men had been
killed on both Isides, the government
house sacked, and other houses burned.
President Solomon has returned to
Port au Prince to obtain reinforce
ments.
Santa Domingo, Dec. 23.-The news
that a U. s. war steamer will survey
SANTANA bay has caused such excite
ment that the authorities have pre-.
pared two war schooners, Thunder and
Capatillo to watch the American man Of
a A revolutionary movement broke
out at Santiago, and President Merino,
who was then at Puetto Plata, started
to Santiago with 500 men. Eleven
houses at Bani were burned, causing a
loss estimated at 1926, 900; no insur.
ance.
Caracas, Venezuela, Dec. 11.-Presi-
dent Guzman Blanco has asked the
legislature for authority to organize a
force Of 5000 men to repress a threat
ened revolution.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-24

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Healthi Commits
sioner DeWolf learning that the
steamer Westphalia Just arrived at
New York with 1900 immigrants in
fected with the smallpox, has requested
the medical officer in charge Of the
New York quarantine to detain the
whole load for fourteen days, and pro-
tested against their immediate passage
to the northwest. The commissioner
says he will protect Chicago in the
premises, and calls on the state board
OF health to act. Secretary Ranch sus-
tains De Wolf, and notifies New York
officials and railway officials hat these
people will not be allowed to enter IL
linois until the proper time has expired.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-24

Cork, Dec. 23.-Later particulars
from Aghoballegne state that the men
engaged in repairing the Protestant
church were not attacked, the
were only ~boycotted.
Dublin, Dec. 23.-Begott, the former
proprietor of the Dublin Irishmdn, pub
fishes a letter in which he says fenian-
ism is practically extinct in America
and in Ireland, and nearly 30 in Great
Britain. That the mo rentr manifesto
has caused such a run upon the re-
sources of the land league they must
soon be exhausted, and that the prob
able general adoption Of the mo rentr
policy will lead to such evaporation
there will be organized attacks on the
military and police, which attacks can be
effectually stamped out and the league
with them.
At Castleton to-day Miss Reynolds
was charged with aiding and abetting
a criminal conspiracy to prevent pay
ment Of rent, and was ordered either to
find bail, keep the peace for six months,
or undergo a months imprisonment.
She refused to give bail and went to
Jail.
The police have seized 800 copies OF
the United ireland, dated Dec. oath, In
various parts of the country, having the
Dublin imprint. 1t is stated they were
printed in the Abbey-street office, where
some of the copies were seized. The
police deny this, but refuse to say
where the paper was printed.
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Davidge: "Your honor please note
the free agency quoted by prisoner
operates all right now, as lie can KEEP
quiet when he desires.n
Guiteau: II don't pretend Pm insane
now any more than you are, but on the
End Of July and thirty days before ]
was insane. That's the issue"
Davidge: "Then if you are sane now
you certainly should know how to be-
have YOURSELF"
Guiteau: II do, and 1 behave just as
well as you. appear as my W coun.
sci and have as much right to talk as
you have. You have altogether too
much to say on this case. You are as
bad as man born with the diarrbma.
Now you keep quiet"
Witness didn't believe the prisoner
acted under an insane delusion when he
shot the president. If by inspiration
was meant "a happy thought" to COM
NIT the act then he was ''inspired." In
any other sense he wasn't.
Recess.
DIR. Henry p. Stearps. superintendent
of The Hartford retreat for the insane.
was the next witness. From 800 to
/. 900 cases of insanity had came under
his supervision during the eight years
he had been connected with the ..re-
treat.n Witness had made four ex-
aminations of the prisoner at the iail
directed to his physical and mental con.
dition
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NOTES

Washington, Dec. 23.-The Chinese
minister has arrived.
The Japanese minister and ex.minis-
ter to China start for their home We'd
Desday via Pennsylvania Central and
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road.
Ex-senator Sargent, who arrived in
New York a few days ago, proceeded
thence to Boston on his way to spend
Christmas with his relatives in Massa-
chusetts.
Gen. Crook has arrived here to look
after his chances for promotion in the
event of Gen. Mcdowell being retired.
The event is not likely to happen for
some time.
Senator Miller's condition has ma
terially improved since yesterday. He
was to-day able to leave his bed and
walk about the horse, but is not yet
permitted to go out doors.
Application having been made by
cadet midshipman at the naval acad-
envy for leave of absence during the
Christmas holidays, the secretary de-
cided that such students as desire to
visit Washington dnring Christmas
may be granted leave of absence from
Sunday morning till Monday evening,
and no more.
Commodore Walker, chief OF the bu-
reau Of navigation and repairs says the
report of the Alaska having been fired
on is absurd, and that if there had beer
any f%oundatian for it the navy depart
ment would have been so informed long
before this. The rumor was reported
here by letter, whereas in the judgment
of the naval authorities IL there had
been any truth in it the fact could
easily have been communicated by tele.
graph.
Kasson will be chairman OF the COM
mittee on the inter-oceanic canal, a
committee which will surely be
authorized by the resolution now pend
ing. 1t is believed it will be one oil
the leading committees in the house,
because the Te%huantepec ship railroad
commission is expected to be here In
full force, and already very visible in,
roads have been made into the con.
gressional opinions, that last winter
very generally were hostile, or at least
skeptical about the scheme. The Mic
arauguan. canal people have not aban-
doned their project, however, and th,
canal will be n of live topics, soor
soon after the session begins.
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Washington Dec. 23.-The Chinese
minister and party were formally re-
ceived to-day by Chin Ian Pin. The
minister has apartments at the Airing
ton formerly occupied by Grand Duke
Alexis. The Chinese consul general to
Cuba, Ian Leong Yuen, arrived at the
Arlington to pay respects to the newly
appointed minister. The Chinese colors
were raised at the hotel in honor Of the
delegation. Ex-Minister Chin Ian
Pin will leave Washington en- route to
China on Wednesday next.
The Japanese minister, Yoshida
Kiyonari, accompanied by his wife,
four children and several servants,
leave here Wednesday next for San
Francisco, from which city they will
sail to Toxic, Japan, on January T..
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New York, Dec. 23.-Isadore Her
man, dealer in worsted goods, failed
for $40, 600 on account of speculations.
Philadelphia, Dec. 23.-There was
nearly a panic here to-day. Stocks In two
days have fallen two tn six dollars per
share. Two failures reported; amount
not known.
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Chicago, Dec. ga Times Wash
ington special says: An e~xrmember Of
the Pacific railroad who has a fund of
inside facts growing out Of his former
connection with that body, has decided
to offer a resolution in the house imme-
diately after the holidays, to authorize
the investigation Of the affairs Of the
Northern Pacific.
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Boston, Dec. 23.-The wool trade has
been active the past week. Upwards
of four million pounds have been taken,
Including quality grades at full prices.
There has been no advance, but holders
now demand outside rates and the ten
dency is to higher figures.
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RebeIIIns

Madrid, Dec. pa dispatch from
Tangiers says: The troops dispatched
by the emperor of Morocco to capture
Chief Bon Amena, Joined the latter in
proclaiming holy war against the
the French. They subsequently de-
feated the tribes who refused to join
them in the revolt spreading, and the
emperor has neither requisite NEAR
nor prestige to suppress it.
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A Important Arrest.

Memphis, Dec. 23.-An appeals
Aberdeen, Miss, special says: W. B.
Jones. murderer Of the three Walker
boys, nea this city, on the Goth inst.
was arrested yesterday near Tuscaloosa,
Ala. Great excitement prevails.