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DIStinguIShed Iionofs 10 American
Priests.

NEw YoRK, June 2.-The Pope has con
ierred The title Of Monsignor upon tht
Very Rev. VIM. Quinn, Vicar General
and Very Rev. Thomas s. Preston, Chan
Cellor oil the Arch diocese Of New York
The reverend gentlemen have also beet
made private Ohamberlains tf tho Holj
Father, and will shortly be declared Pre-
lAtea 70 the PontincAl houaehold.
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Er. LOUIS. June IA Post. Dtspalcll
special from Newton, Ills, sayS that Lieut.,
Albert N. Rihehatt, Of the United States
Army, who has been visiting friends here
fora few days, was found dead In bed thit
morning. His death is supposed 10 have
resulted from heart disease. His retnGinl
will be taken 70 Pennsylvania iot inter
FnAht.
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KIEFF, June 2.-The ring leader Of The
anti.Jewish riots here has been sentenced
to three and half years Of penal servl
tudO and loses his civil rights. Three ol
his most active accompliCes were sen
fenced to eighteen months, and twelve
Others TO short terms OF imprisonment.
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sARrIRLD,s CnURcH.
Agents Oat Soliciting tor the New En-.
teFpFIse.

ARemW Out b0lcllIuk tOF tue new hh'
toFprIse.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-The Rev. Fred.
sriCk Power, pastor Of the Christian
Church at Washington, which is attended
by the President and his family, after o
short stay in this city has gone to Indi.
annapolis, and from there will 20 TO other
points In the West to solicit funds for
building the proposed church at Washing.
ton, which will accommodate the large
congregations which have attended the
Christian Church since Gen. Garfield be.
came President. Pledges have been re.
ceived from oil parts Of the country, bnt
not sufficient TO warrant the commence.
ment OF the work, and In order that the
erection oil the new chuCh might not be
loo long delayed, Rev. MrS Power was
sent out to assist In raising funds. The
church will not be erected as soon as ex-
pected, but work on II will begin when.
ever enough subscriptions have been OBJ.
tanned.
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BERLIN, June 2.-Proisssors Mommsen
ourtinS and TreinChke, and DR., NaChtigal
the African traveller, were present at tht
banquet to Minister White last evening
Mr.. White spoke with diplomatic skin q
the coplous tide oi German emigration
now pouring into the United States, emo
OF the very acceptable element thus In
fused into his composite nation.
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The lIurdored InurnnII.i.

PARIS, June I'm. sequin, Tunislan
correspondent Of the Paris Telegraph, who
was murdered recently by an Arab at
Blia, took prominent part In the Paris
commune, and alter the insurreCtion was
put down Travelled In England, Germany
and America. He returned 10 Paris when
amnesty was proclaimed.
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sfErSESvlLtt, O, JqaS 2.-The hard.
" e store Of Mcclure Bros, Bursetts.
@ ., Pa was entered by robbers this
MOI MOI nlng GbouL three o'clock, and forty
Wy. U,1t : Of pocket cutlery and q number Of
,.,ol ,.... NeastoIen, amounting In value 70 be-
SSesL TWO and thtee hundred d0llars
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LORiLLARDy LICK.
aFoqno'S Victory Al Epsom-Luely
American Artnsv

NEv YoREt June 2,-Tho Spirit Of lie
Tina, on the victory of 1roquois, says:
n'''o be hoped, no, that our tranuatlAn.
&c cousins may not view the situation
'NtoSngh green glasses, bat will accept The
NgiI a. ToFlhiIy achieved and 90 q Just
o.N osiulCs 10 iAVor Of actual merit. John Mo.
C Mltlneh and Billy Florence backed 1to.
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Fatal Explosion at Target Practice.

BERLIN, June IA dispatch from
Grandenz, q fortified town In Western
Prussia, says; During the artillery prac.
ticeat that place, shell fell and burst In
the midst Of the marking party. Three
captains and two gunnera were Killed and
three persons wounded.
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Further voting was then postponed until

fuFlnef voting was then postponed unEl
noon tomorrow,
One OF Oonkling's votes, that Of Astor,
Was withheld through . pair with Forster.
The half breeds met in caucus tonight
and decided to make o strenuous effort In
the Senate tomorrow TO defeat the concur
rent resolution, already adopted by the
House, to adjourn tomorrow until Tues
day next. They also decided to conCen.
trate on Cornell and Depew, each oi
whom ia said to be in the race by his own
consent. They also warned the gentle.
men against paring.of advising against II.
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ohio AIInerS viii Resume.

New sTRAlrsyrLLE, o., June IA mass
meeting OF the miners from NelSonville,
Hsydensvile, Carbon Hill and this place
was held here to-day. The question Of
price was considered, and by 0 vote Of 394
10 1892, II was decided 10 resume work 10
the morning AZ seventy cents.
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GrIscom'a Tlf,h nay Completed

CnlGAao, June 2.-Griscom completed
the fifth day oi bis fast ct noon to-day.
Loss in flesh the psSt twenty.four hours
has been 2! pounds, during which time be
drank sixteen ounces Of water. Decreased
weight since the beginning 159 pounds.
He continues 10 feel first rate.
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Sta" Insurance Company.

hAEn ORD, June g.-Tho stockholders
Sas S &'na Fire Insurance. Company rati.
I.o Esa w .ne aclion Of the Directors IN incteas.
,t,s hHsScsplsaI stock by cash supsctiptlqns
miIIiI %Tm ultse 70 five million dollars. One
uu''On dollars will be called In 10 July,
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A,sossInniIon Mar Land yI,ie,

LEApvfItE, June 2-Tsn miles from
Leadyllle to-day, John Lynch Shot and
instantly killed Charles Lyle. The shoot.
Ing was caused by o long g.standing quarrel
regarding Claim. Lynch lay In ambush
and fred while Lyle was not expecting II,
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NEW YoRk, June 2.-Neatly Ave thou.
sand immigrants landed at Castle Garden
within the past twenty. y.four hours. Among
the immigrants Just arrived are three hun.
dred men, women and children going
Uanl
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DErRotr, NlCu,, June 9.-Hon. /. NJ
Crane, Of Eaton Rapids, this State, well
known and successful lawyer, died last
night Of deletiun tremens,. eyed lorty'
one. He was 0 member OF the last State
Constitutional Convention.
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LAREDO, MEX June 2.-Thomaa Worth,
an American citizen, was killed on We'd.
nesday by Mexlcana. The police inyesti.
CATION Ia In progress,
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LAsALLE, June 9-Dutihg the storm
yesterday and last night lightning struck
twice In this vicinity, killing one man and
thirteen head Of stock. A large amount o.
farm machinery and grain was destroyed,
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DErRotr, MicH, June 2,-Thifty United
States conviCa from Fort Smith, Atk,, ar,
rived al the House Of Correction, this city,
this morning. They were heavily ltoned
and a hard looking cot.
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CoScoAD, N. H., June The Governor
WAS inauRutated 10 day with the usual
ceremonies, His message Was devoted 10
local aHalte.
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Exported Cattle Pound 10 be Diseased.
LONDON, June 2,-Nearly all the cattle
by the steamer Pho aician, which arrived
at Glasgow from Boston, were found TO be
affected with the hoot or mouth disease.
The slaughtered cArcaSses will be boiled
down,
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coNKLiNo's pRlENDs DlsnEARrENED,

The Tribune has An Albany special to
the effect that as soon Us IL was known
that Conkling had left for New York 1t
had 4 demoraliztug effect upon his lol'
lowers, and the most lnkewArm are oe'
lieved to have at once entered into neHo'
tistions with the friends ot the Admins
tfalIon. II now loose, says the dtspMcn,
Al though combination will be made 70
secure the election OF Cornell and DepeW'
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NRv YoRK, June 2.-Thitty.ttee turn.
era oil this city started this morning for 81,
Louis 10 attend the tWenty.thifd annual
festival OF the American Turner Bund.
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MADRID. June 2.-At a meeting OF the
antl.slave trade society resolution was
passed demanding the abolition OF capital
punishment and the immediate liberation
Of all slaves in the Antilles.
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BoSrOS, June 9.-E!sanOt Daniels, ior
the murder oi her infant child, was I'd.
Judged mot guilty,r BY reason oiiusanity,
And oommltted 70 The ln6ahe hospital,
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RtcnNoSD, VA, June 9,-EAtly this
morning the Vulcan Iron Works, Btucs L
Arch ptoptietors, WAS destroyed by 6te
The origin Of It ls not known. Loss about
$25. 900 insured for $4,000.
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HARRtsBURe, Pa, June 2.-'rhe joint
resolution proposing an amendment TO the
constitution prohibiting the map uiaotnre
and sale Of liquor WAS defeated in The
sAnAlA 10 day.
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NAPLES, June 2.-The light shocks OIL
earthquake at Mt. vesuvius have been fol-
lowed BY strong eruption, broad and ac'
tive streams Of lava flowing down the
northeast side.
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LONDON, June 2-According to the re-.
cent eensus the population ot LShdon 10
3,Sl4,57l.
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oowles changed from oOnkling to Cornell.
The vote was aH iolloWa:

The second vote for successor to Plat
was as follows:
.... Cornell .....,,...-' II
EAPeE eE-,,.'.,...,.,..,s...,,., dOOthen SeattaEtug
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. flowing to the con
tinued sickness of Chairman Atkins the
House committee on appropriations was un-
able to take up the navy appropriation bill and
adjourned till tomorrow
House committee agriculture has decided
to ask suspension of the rules to take from
the calendar and put upon its passage the bill
TO make the agricultural department an indie
pendent department and its head a cabinet Off
Ger.
The sub committee of the House committee
on military affairs, to whom was referred the
bill proposing to make Grant Captain General,
this morning decided to make verbal report
to the full committee tomorrow. Two of the
subcommittee oppose and one favors the bill.
A communication was presented in the SEN
ate from the Secretary of the Interior, recon-
mending an appropriation of $4,000 for the
survey and subdivision Of the Indian reserva-
tons, with view to the allotment of lands in
severalty to the Indians.
A copy of the record in the Whitaker court
of inquiry is being made in the Judge Advo-
cate Generals office. 1t covers 5000 pages 1t
is thought at the War Department that it will
be impossible for the court martial to proceed
with the trial on the Goth inst.
Stewart L. Woodford has been re-appointed
q. S. District Attorney for the southern dis
trict of New York.
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CONSOLIDATION.
The Western Union and American Union
Telegraph Companies Unite.

The Western Union and American Union
Telegraph Companies Unite.
NEW YORK, JAN I2.-The Times saws there
is no do"bt now that the terms of consolidation
of the Western Union aud American Union
telegraph companies have been agreed u Don.
A Times reporter last night inquired of Van
derbilt as to the truth of the rumor Of CONSOLE
dalton. Vanderbilt said, Negotiations are in
progress and probably will be completed to-
night, but the basis of union is not settled.'
To-day the consolidation is officially an
nounced, but the basis is not made public.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Post says Ru-
mors on the street are that the consolidation is
Union at par, and Atlantic & Pacific at so,
with entire new stock to be issued after the
consolidation is permanently effected and
the lines to be sold to the government 1t is
reported that Thomas I. Eckert is to be presi-
dent of the new company.
The5 telegraph speculation lof the last four
months has been Of the most remarkable on
record. The profits of it are shared principally
by Vanderbilt and Gould. Among losses as
reported is one OF Boston's capitalist who con-
verted his last shorts" This afternoon in
Western Union at 1867 at a loss of $3.50. 900.
Concerning the consolidation gentleman
representing Jay Gould said to-day that the
basis of consolidation had undoubtedly been
agreed upon with the understanding that the
4erms contemplated in the plan were not to be
Liduo puptlc uHtll tIlc Union mad become
fact by the approval of the directors of the
companies. 1t would possibly require two
weeks to secure such action.
Wall street however accepted the consolida-
ton as an accomplished fact and without
waiting for a confirmation of the reports
rapidly advanced the price of all Geographic
stocks.
In the stock exchange all other securities
were comparatively neglected.
The consolidated company retains the title
of the Western Union with capital of eighty
millions.
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NEW YORK.
Worlds Fair Finance Commute,

WOAAo . I ok L iIduCo COIuI1llCJSe.
New YORK, Jan. 12.-The following have
been elected on the board of finance of the
Worlds Fair Samuel Sloan, VIM. A. Cole
j. Pierrepont Morgan, r. S. Ralson, Geo. r.
Blanchard, e. S. Auchinloss, VIM. HI. Guion,
Franklin sEdson, James Talcott, James r.
Rutter Thomas Barbour, Cornelius N Bliss
Charles Schlessinger, Lewis May, Frederick
A. Potts, JoensR. Townsend, VIM. r. Garri-
son, VIM. A. Wheelock James f. Wenman,
Geo. G. Haven, Charles Lanier, John M. Cor
nell, Clinton B. Fisk and Algernon S. Sulli-
van.
There was considerable discussion on the
question OF permanent organization. Several
members thought delay ON that subject would
jeopardise the enterprise and a recess was TAX
en- until tomorrow.
National Bricklayers' Union.
AT the convention of the Bricklayers' Ma
tional Union to-day the following officers were
elected for tie ensuing year:
President-Edward j. O'Rouke Brooklyn.
Vice President-LeonardC Crane, Newark N.
j.
Secretary and Treasurer-Lewis Carpenter,
Cincinnati, O.
The next meeting twill be held in Buffalo
the second Monday in January, 1882.
National Land and Industrial League.
BUFFALO, Jan. 12.-The first convention of
the National Land and Industrial League met
To-Day. Rev. Father Cronin of Buffalo deliy-
cred an address of welcome Delegates were
present from all sections of the Union and in
clude two ladies.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

James G. Fair was yesterday elected U. S.
Senator for Nevada
d. w. Williams, Waltham real estate
broker, and Chas A sAvery, of Brighton,
have been arrested on charge of conspiracy to
Illegally obtain S21, 900 worth of eproperty from
Leonard Morse of Natick.
A three year old negro boy thrust red-hot
poker into the mouth and throat of negro in
FAINT OF Mrs. Jackson, in Philadelphia, Tues
day, in play, killing it,
A destructive fire. is reported at Wealth er-
ford, Texes, by which block of frame build
ings was burned. Loss $4,000.
At Marshall, ILL.,. F. M. Craig met Paul
Sweet Tuesday, and began firing on him.
Sweet returned the fire, killing Craig, and
then gave himself up.
A collision occurred yesterday morning on
the Bowery, New York, between a freight car
OF the New York & Harlem railroad, drawn
by horses and car of the Third Avenue line.
The latter was badly wrecked and six passen-
gers were more or less bruised
There was a reception to Gen. Grant by the
citizens of Elizabeth, N. j., Tuesday, and a
reception by and review of veteran zouayes in
the evening was attended by immense throngs.
British ship sNette Murphy is ashore on
Cape Henry. She is a new ship, on her first
voyage.
The New Jersey Senate has adopted a reso-
luton for an investigation into the insane asy
lumS. ~
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Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, Jan. IL.
Amount of stock at market 1926; Sheep and
Lambs 1900; Swine 1850; Western Cattle 2167;
Eastern CPttl 1876 Itch Cows and Northern Cat
tie 26C
Prices of Beef Cattle % 100 fb, live weight-Ex-
ira quality at 00@6i75; first quality at 25@
BY second quality at 50@5 ~ "; third quail
ity 4 OO94 371a; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls, &C., 3 25@3 10.
Brighton Hides at S1s@9c p ID; Brighton Tallow
at 7c % fb.
Country Hides at 71s@sc % tb Country Tai
low 41s@5c ~ fb.
Calf Skins at 1o9121ac p fb; Sheep and Lamb
Skins 26O2 90 each. - ------..,
Working Oxen-Not much call for them; a few
pairs each week at the present time is all the mark
cts require We did not notice any sales this week,
the trains from Maine being detained by the snow.
Mich Cows-Extra Cows S5O@S65 ordinary $50
@S45; springers $18@$5O There is a fair demand
for good Cows, but common grades have sold dull
for several weeks past.
Store Cattle-Not any call for them nearly all the
small Cattle being bought up by butchers to slaugh
ter.
Sheep and Lambs-cost this week landed at Brigh-
ton from 697c % fb live weight.
Swine Fat Hogs-prices 51a @5$4 y live weight.
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P. Pure Lead. z 00@7 so
o.Pure GRID do. 7 00@7 80
D Pure Dry do. az 90
Am. Zinc -. 6 0O97 90
3 Rochelle Vel. 21a@ 8
) Eng. Ven. Red 21a@ 3
D Red Lead, S61O
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NEW YORK SENATORSHIP.

The Caucus Called for Thursday Evening
New YORK, Jan. 12.-An Albany special
states that SO Republican Assemblymen and
five Senators last night signed call for Re-
publican senatorial caucus Thursday evening.
The call was started by the adherents of
Crowley.
ALBANY, Jan. 12.-In the Republican Sena-
torial secret caucus, it is understood that the
Senators severely denounced the action of the
Republican Aesemblymen for calling joint
caucus for Thursday, without consultation
with the Republican senators.
There is no change in the Senatorship situa-
ton tonight. There is rumor that the Dem
ocrats will vote for Depew, and it is claimed
that il they do he will be elected. Another
report is that both Crowley and Morton will
withdraw in favor of Platt. but both these
gentlemen's friends insist they are in the fight
until the first caucus ballot is taken.
EUening-It is thought here now that Platt
Will surely receive the nomination for Senator
at the caucus Thursday.
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EOREKGN PORTS,

--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Bathurst Dec 49, Jennie Cushman, Ryder
Goree.
Sid I'm Bombay Nov z, Tabor, Snow, Penang.
Ar at Fayal Dec 18th, Jas McCarty, Hale, from
Teneriffe.
Ar at Marseilles Dec %, Chas r Lewis, McCarty,
Bathurst.
Sid FIN Tenerife Dec a. Clara Fletcher, Sargent,
New York.
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The CoIored Men and Gen. Garfield

CLEVELAND. o. Jan. 12.-Several prominent
colored men including ex-Congressman Elliot
of South Carolina, James B. Devereaux of
Georgia and others are here to attend the con-
ference of representative colored men to-
morrow. They intend to wait upon Gen.
Garfield to represent to him the condition of
the colored people of the South as the know it
is
In reply to query why they take such
pains to present that subject at this particular
time and in this manner they asked to be ex-
cused from answering at present but disclaim-
ed any intention of pressing the claims of
Senator Bruce or any other colored man for a
cabinet appointment or any office.
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DEATHS.

In Cape Elizabeth. Jan. 10. Mrs. Mary A. league,
wife of Samuel league, aged 81 years.
In North Yarmouth Jan. IL, Mrs. Sally B. Ross
wife of Elijah Ross aged II years months.
Funeral on Friday afternoon at l o'clock, at
her late residence.
. In Saco, Dec %, Mrs. Fannie j.. wife of w. Ii.
Hill, and daughter of John w. Leavitt of West
Scarboro.
In Boothbay, Jan. TO- Ellen NJ, wife of j. A.
Carter, aged "A years months.
In Richmond, Jan. l. infant daughter of Edward
and Lucy Curan aged weeks. Also, Fanny Louisa
Curan aged years 10 months.
In Richmond, Jan. /, Charley D., son of Mrs. En-
ma Lint aged years months.
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MARINE NEWS.
Fate of a. Stra.nded Rarc,,o

BABYLON, l.. l., Jan. 12.-Barque Josie T.
Marshall, ashore at Gilgo Inlet, is a hopeless
surf yesterday, and is listed over shoreward
and bilged, and her frame badly hogged The
tide rises and falls in her. Her spars are beng
taken out and preparations are made to move
her, but experienced surfmen say she will
leave her bones on the beach. band is max
ing up around the wreck very fast.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Jan. H. by Rev. C. j. Clark, Frank L.
Moseley and Miss Isabel E. Wyer both of Portland
In Buxton, Jan. 4, DIR. w. Ii. Dinsmore of Am
herst, n. H. and Miss Susie E., daughter of A. H.
Boothby of Buxton.
In Fayette. Nov. 10. by Rev. o. S. Pilsbury, Geo.
o. Wells of Mt. Vernon and Miss Emma A. Swift of
East Lvermore.
In Wells. Jan. 2, James o. Kurdish and Miss Adj
die A. Merryfeld.
In Saco. Jan. L, James H. Emmons of Lynn and
Miss Tavia A. Parcher of Saco.
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A part of Stall No. 1, Old Market has been con
n verted into an exclusive Poultry and Butter
Business by of the firm recently in No. +. where
can be found the finest and largest assortment in
this city and at prices that will surely please. Re
tail dealers in want of choice selections can always
be suited at lowest wholesale rates. Boarding
House and Hotel Keepers can surely from 3
to cts per pound by coming direct to
jan10 snd1w NO. l OLD MARKET.
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STATE FINANCES.

Annual Report of Treasurer Holbroolz.
q Special Dispatch to the Press.)
AUGUSTA, Jan. 12.-The annual report of
the State Treasurer was sent to the legislature
to-day:
The total amount of receipts in 1880
WeIo.... ...-...Slt OIZ,0 ID
Cash in treasury, Jan. L, $780,. 50, 413.47
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INDIA.

Nothing About the Kolapore Conspiracy
Known to the Government.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 12.-The government has
no information relative to the report of the
recently discovered plot to depose the Raiah
and massacre European residents at Kolapore
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THE DOMINION.

Killed by Boiler Explosion.
LUcAN. Ont, Jan. 12.-The boiler of a
threshng engine exploded yesterday killing
one man and seriously iniuring three Others
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Jan. IL.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
Chicago Wheat -Cotn- @-Oats@
Time, JAM Feb, Jan. Nav Jan. NAV,
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SOUTH AMERICA.

A Battle Between the Chilians and the
Allies Imminent.
BUENos AYEEs, Jan. 10-The Peruvian
army is encamped within nine miles of Lima,
and battle with the Chiians is considered
imminent
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Railroad Accidant.

MITCHELL, Ill. Jan. 12-By the derailment of
a rear car on the Wabash road this morning,
dozen or more passengers were seriously hurt,
but none dangerously.