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10 one Of tbs most annoying diseases
In the world, and yet all can find sure
relief by the use OF On SwAYNE'a ONT.
NGNT II has been tested In thousands
Of instances and Invariably makesA
sure cure. The symptoms are m als.
tute, like preparations, intense Itch.
ing. increased by scratching, very die.
tressing, particularly Al night, as II
pin worms were crawling In and about
The fectum the private parts are
sometimes effected. Reader, II you are
suffering from this distressing com.
plant. or letter, Itch, Scald head,
fingvofm batbpfs Itch, any cfusty,
scaiy skin efup,i ns, use Dr. 5wayne'8
ointment and be cured, ...
L. Taylor, Eiinsdale, N. H. writes: e
thirty years I have been GREATLY trouble
With Itching Piles: have consulted mar
remedies, which proved t. me no remedies
III, until I obtained Or. SwAyne's Ointme
Al Thomas drug store in BrAttleboto, v
which cured me completely. SWaynt
10 lOld BY oil dtuggiSIG TfHStw
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Be wise In time and procure Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup, which always cures Coughs
and Colds, and prevents consumption,
Price % cents 4 bottle.
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MEDICAL.
no THE PEOPLE

Tho hat evidence Of . phyhcian's success Il The
tsttinony Of bis patients, The increasing demands
~ mn rroissIona services prove that have dealt
hnnoTsh lnd fairly With thosa who have consulted
rS- ipeStF uSs patients name without permission,
tbouSh have many hundred certificates from thos6
Skom have cured alter they had been pronounced
ircnrable' A Thorough niedital education, with
mSnV yeSrl hospital experience aud familiarity with
theTSpeuto agents. clO1s Observance Of Temperament.
al perulLGIlsa and strict attention 70 hyElgpc man.
SgainonL lnluTGa success II euro u poAAible, and
a - ho M liant obiDinn.
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BTocGS-The market opened strong and ac-
tive throughout the entire day, and under
brisk purchases the entire list advanced stead
lily and closed at or within o fraction Of the
highest figures touched. The improvement
ranged from y to per cent, the latter in Rock
Island and Chesapeake & Ohio fsts preferred,
Lake Shore selling up 81, Chicago & Alton
*, Delaware, l.acEAwRnna & Western 8,
Reading 2N and Northwes ern and Union
Quincy rose AZ per cent, but reacted ~ per
C'nt, Panama sold up TO Us, and closed at
lSl bid, Tho general market closed strong,
The buoyanGy Of speculation Is generally at
tributed TO the announcement that 1t had
been finally decided not to call an extra
session Of Congress,
Transactions AL, 600 AhAres.
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EIaAN0IAL AHD ooanERoIAL.


NEW YoRE, March D. MONEY Market
easy at Aa8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5at par cent. Sterling Exchange banker1' bills
81 S0H; demand 81 SSL<,
GOVERNMENT BoHDs-Firm and unchanged
for skies and Ayes, and y per cent higher for
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MIsoeIlnneor. lFeasures.

Washington, ,Jaa. 1l.-sena'or Bruce yes
terday introduced bill providing for divii-
ion Of the state Of Mississippi into tive judicial
districts, 70 ba called northern and soHthsrn
districts. The northern district inelade'
the counties Of Ksmpcr, Nsshoba, Wios.oR,
Nuxubss, Carroll, Bolivar, Coahoms, Tuni-
cs. De Soto, LowDdes, Oktibbshs, Choctsw,
Tslahalchie, Panols, Layfsyetto, Penie.oe
and Chiokasaw, ~ they existed
IN Jpse, 1898 The northern district is sub
divided int the eastern snd western diyis.
isns. The southern division includes tAs
residue Of the state.
Tbs president seat the new Chinese treaty
TO the senate yesterday. Referred 70 the eorn'
nittao on foreign relations
The subcommittee OF the house commltte.
on military affairs hsd undsr c9nsidsratis'
Yesterday The bill 10 make Grant captain-
general They viii report adversely 10 tn'
frll cornnihee. -,
Representative Money introduced olL
10 day 70 modify the psstn money
order system. Il provides tns,
monsv orders shall not be issec
for sur1s in excess of 500, and mhsel
he rstes % sn order not exceeding % ~,
cents. and not exceeding SIC, sight cenu; Sh
u sI5. eleven cents, and 20 on ap 70 al
amount exceeding 500. fcrty-nye cents.
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Tha kellogg Gao.

Wsshingtos, Jan. ll.-fhe senate COM
mi.teo on privileges ana elections held a
meeting to-day for the purpo Sc of deciding
what action should DO takaa ia the Kellogg
oass. Mr. Hill, of Georgia, offered mo-
ton instruc.ing tie chsirinAn (Mr. SAILS
bury) 70 call up the Spofo ro Kellogg rsso-
lutios pending in tho sensle and urge vote
~, ll,s sa.os. 5sualus Eo,r Offered SUB.
sti.ute 70 this motion, tv tho eject tsat 1t
would he iasxpsAient TO pre- coed with the
Kellogg csss until the claim OF Mr.
Manning, who succeeds Judge Spof-
ford a. claimant ts the seat, shalt have
have been hoard by the committee. 20 that
the whole matter &C the se.t for the state Of
LouisiaBs may be disposed OF at once; Ihis
,isa was agreed 70 by party vote
of four 10 three, Ssnstor Bailey
sad Kersaa of the committee being sbsest;
Itis understood thas Senator Salabury will
cal the matter up in ,hi senate at an early
dat
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suprems Ceurt peelslons.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Jan. 1l.-In tho supreme court
Toe case OF hosarsk VS.. Aarox et al, IRON
Fay,tse, reversed and remsnded. Opinion
BY Bonner.
]. Coleman .ys. Burce, from Victoria, af-
frmed.
Clayton vs.. McKennon Of al, from Fay
cite, affirmed. Opinion by Gould.
]. Bodriguz vs.. Trsvino, from Starr, dis
misssa for want Of final judg nSrt, at appel
lanrs cost Opinion by Moore.
q. J. Grant VS.. Parrish, from Walker, af-
armed.
Gullett vs.. O'Consor, from Victoria, sub
mission set aside and case referred back for
argumsni at present term.
Rickers vs. Hufner, from Fayette, submit
ted on brief OF appellant.
Watson, administrator, W.. CALLAHAN, from
Bell, submitted On briefs Of both parties:
Mitchell and wifo vs.. 0'Connor, from Vie
toria, submitted on briefs and srgumeHt by
both parties.
Teal ol al. vs.. Terrell, from Victoria, same
order % above.
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Special 10 the Herald
Houstor, Jan. 11.-This afternoon ct The
residence Of Mrs. Dussnberry, hrs- Clara T.
Folk was burned by her dress catching fre
Tia best information that could be learned,
was substantially that at the time Of the &C
ciaant The lady was sweeping near hot
stove and her dress caught from IT, 4 must
hsv, bean on Ere long time before fhe
made the discovery, snd vheE .ne did, In
,he attempt 20 s1iiEsuifn the flames, her
sleeves caught which combined with the fire
on the skirt s.most enveloPed her in
4 rlIeet Of flames. Her sereans brsught TO
bei a. istanee ssme ore who was working
sbout ths kitchen, snd BY the NEST courage
ous and cool conduct Of her ss1isiant, the
burning clothes wers torn fron Mrs. Felix.
al her Efs savsd Her hands ard srns, viii
ore or two places 9n Tire body, suffered
m,st vnils her face escaped with bat flight
Injury.
\. TIE sfHcrrs Of Austin county csr.s upon
Il csrnpany Of c1nEicis IL A1Se1 couEtr,
.zbot one mortzllr, csFlr-sa fly-ysfr
Apist, and let murderer escape.
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worlds Fair.

New York, Jan. 10.-The worlds fair COM
missioners met to-day in the mayors room Of
the city hall, Henry @. stebbins presiding
and welcoming the members. Reverend
Mr.. Newman opendd the proceedings
with prayer. Mayor Grace made
a brief address Of welcome.
Sol. Aische read the report Of the executive
committee. The report Gays tAs subscription
III. is making great progress in the HANDS Of
the COMMITTEES and promises 70 ts success.
D-. Newman read Sn hcdrese to the
neopls of the United States setting iorth the
objects OF the commissioners Il IL the design
Of the .csxmissioners, says the addruN, te
exhibit witkin . suitable building erected for
the purpose. not only the produtt ons
Of our mines and soil, but a,sp
speciraons Of the mechanical intelligence q
our citizens aud Of everything that Amtriea
can hurnish tc illustrate the hdyancsnett oi
her peopls. Il Is further proposed 10 invite
ali nations 70 participate in the internationa
exhihitionf. The bsnifcent rule OF tuch ex-
bihitions would be rspeatsd BY all states anc
bv all nations -epresented therein. AT nj
,roat erhihi.isn there viii be realized
: porfert usion Of sll sections o
this republic. The address WIS sdoptst
afgIr a lergthy discussion, In which th'
action Of Mayer Cosper, in cpPcsing .h'
a,tion Of sae executive committee in tfei
soleetion OF sits. was severely criticised
irhe r,port Of SAID committee is signed y
thirty-one members The resolution selectn:
I.wooa a ihs site for the werdi
fair was adopted. Il was stated thht Mssol
Cooper was the only one Who 90 not agI
the report Among the out-oi'evn ma ma
Viro;n;s T,nuis Hncl, Of Virginia; A. 3
Hurt al Nissjs.ippi, and 3. A. Perry, q
! FIorids. The balance Of the report viii )
aefa7 IN fa-rro-roW.
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A Freshes Feared .

Freiosickaburg, Va, Jan. lo.-A storm Of
rain, freezing as it fell, prevailed here yesteI-
day and till nearly noon to-day. Great dam
age is done 10 orchards and shade trees, and
Telegraph wires are brokoa in all directions.
Fears are entertained of irsshet in the Rap
pshanneck and It's tributaries unless thaw is
arrested By colder weather.
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Libel Suit.

New York, Jan. 1O.-EK'assemblyman
Thos. II. Carman has commenced suit IN the
superior court, for alleged libel, agaias' the
Evening Express newspaper, thd libel coz
sisting of an article rejecting on plaintiff 8
political eourao- as lesder Of anti-t4many.
Judge Truax to day approved the underssk-
ing in tho order Of arrest Of Thos. Kingsland,
publisher Of the express.
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sasw storm in sew rIsnpshire.

Csncsrd, N. H., Jan. l1.-FourtsCH
inches Of srow fell hsr1 dsriag last night and
fsrensop All traiEs are delayed. The
train from ClArenount ail not arrive till
some time This evsniag Ins STERN ehauget
20 rain 81 neon, aad continues. ReDora
from other sections Of ihs state show the
ssus quantity Of Eao1 fallen.
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Danville, Va, Jan. lin conssqusscs Of
the wrecking of freight train on the Rick
mond, s. Danville railway Saturday niGht, nc
trains plsseA over tsst road from Richmond
roulh. Yesterday. The roat.bed has now
i,e.s,, .rl@area Of the wrecl, and trsiua sre rrr
ming as usual. The slide broke the telegraph
wires, and no direct communication could bs
had
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Crane r.odse KnisMts OrPy,hias.


Specialize the Herald.
Denison, Jan. 1l.-Invitations are on. for
Complimentary reception Of the grand
lodge Of tho Knights Of eythias, by Myrtle
lodge No. %, Of this city. The grsualodge
will beld it, xt session January lSth, and
1t is tho earnest wish Of Myrtle ledge 70 make
on this occasion one of tia, gTandest and
most imposing displeysw any secret society
ever witnessed in the state. The following
programme will bs observed
Programme
Monday, Jsnuary 18th, 1ssl-Recsp.ion and
qparterlng OF Knights.
Tuesday, Jan. Is --Thomas Hoffman, grand
marshall; aids, K. IL. Hanna, Phil. LedrleS,
A. l.. Bebee.
One p. m : Escortiug the grand lodge FROM
quarters ten T.. church
Welcoming eddress-By z. o., #. n. Rob-
ertson, on behalf OF Myrtle lodge No. q, X. Of
r., and tho citizens Of Denison.
Response--By Grand Chancellor j. p. AlsT-
Addrsss-By Robert McCart. Of Queen City
ledge, No. 81, X Off.
Publio insfaIlatoA Public installation OF
officers Of Myrtle lodge No. %, X. OF 2.
Nine D. m m-Compllnentary ball and ban
quet 10 the Grand Lodge KAights and their la
dies, at Alamo hotel
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Population OF AIa5Amn and North
rsvRsiaa.

Wsshinseoa. jan. ll.-Tho total popula.
tiep of Alsbsmr, a. returned to the census
Office, is as follows: Males, 622 652; females
6S9. .692; native bora, 1252,69i; foreign,
$3.50; white, 661 936; cclored, 600,35S.
North CsrolinA 6S8, lC4; females,
III, ,SS6; native born, 1895 322; lorSign, S,6SS;
white, 591, GIL. colored 2l0,952.
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baltimore, Jan. 10.-Chsrlss Rorss = mem
bsref ihs corr ard four exchange, Who sus.
pended business il 1879 for sbOut ss0'oOo.
snd compromised with bis creditors - -
cents On The dollar, yesterday ss1t onees e !,
each q Ms creditors paying them II Iell
with sx per CENT interest On tns re1i.in'A1
s~7.hfr1rors
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Dublin, Jss. 1.-THE proceedings IN tne
c,s, Of the traversers were not opened 20
dsv upta Jpn. Mr. McDsnouEh, Of coun'
s.l for the travsrssrs, was again aesent'
h.;pv IN. The counsel for TIE crown al
.-,e'ns scei thst tier case was ccmplste, with
ths -sresptisn Of fbs .evidence Of one wit
-. -ho is nov On bis wsy from lono %.
1- c.-seuuercs Of the illuszs OF Mr. Nc
Dsrsurt. the court grsntsd sn scj7urnnsni
fiIl TL1rndsE nert.
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House.


Washington, Jan. 11.-Mr. Blackburn, Of
Kentucky, stated that some time during the
session resolution had been adopted calling
on the postmaster-general for information as
to abuses in the transmission of matter
through the mail, under the fraak of mem
bers and senator's He understood there was
voluminous reply in Mr.. Sparks hands,
and he therefore offered the foioa'ag.
"Whereas, Charges hsvs ben ma ie that
laws of the United States have been violated
by sending through the mails, under the
frank Of members of tho house AID
senate, hot authorized to be sent,
without payment Of fpostage therefore
Resolved, That select committeeUfiv'
msmbers be appointed by the spaak to e%-
smiLe into said charges and all other eusl-
ness that may BE- Drought to its stteaiioa.
connected with the Transmission OF doeu
meuts, letters, eto., through the mills
The resolution was adopted, sid the bou9r
at 12:45, went into committee ofthe whol3
on the Indian appropriation bill.
Pending the amendment was orc olorSo
by Mr.. Hiscook, sppropriatlng $4,000 for
tho expenses of the Indian commission
After some debate it was adopted, as wer;
also several other uninpor:gu. aingGdtnents
The committee then rose and reported tbs
bill TO the house, when Hisceek's amendment
was rejected and the bill passed.
The speaker then announced the nanaes oi
members appointed rs committee to inve3'
;lgate the abuses of the franking privilege
and laid before the house message from th'
president relative to the international con
gress of electricians, to be held in Paris mex
September.
Adjourned.
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Some Poinfs'of the Governor OF IeH-
uesseo's Message.

Nashville. Jan. 1.-THE governors mes
saoo wss road N tha housa of REPRESENTATIVES
IS a. a5..;n;s,ro,;or
yesterday In u DC sAys 'n' S''i''i,i'''" '"'''
of the state for the past two yesrs hSs cost
less than anv period of two years for twenty
v.or. uo o,so s.,,s. asexarAl If tbo atstes
3ea,'' 1.0 "i'0 say : ~ - s1:S
IN the uAlon nave Jrealea' WIN niost Sa.is
factory results. commission ensIgsa wita
the inVeatgssien ana reguiati.9SnoI ifelgn'
and passenger rates OF thelr n railroads. / re-
commend that you create ilke coL9mlsslon,
charged vita the sssessmen! OF Ihs Iailrosds 81
the state ard the lnVeahgatlon OF la9 ifeisei
aud passenger, ra'ss, clothea Wita suea
powers as may DC necessary 10 enforce Jug
iice ana squail'y9in IN the reguiaIon OF men
ireighl ana PASSENGER rstea," =, Ia regaro 20
the state DEBT, ne hyi: "a OIL was aoop!ed
oy tne general asserAely at It's regular session.
providing lot Inc setSetheht OF Inc staea
debt. Inat Dill Was the result OF muslsi
CONCESSIONS on the part OF oonanoloefs, rau-
read eompsnles and the state; ana was
adopted oy :he genera assembly II u sp4fs
OF conproRss. give lvss piil lny ap'
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Syracuse, n. z, jan. II. Judge Harding
ofthe court Of errors,yesterdsy morning sen
tspcei Nathan Orlando Greenfield, several
times respitsd at Oswsgo for wife murder. 70
he executed on Thursday, February lZth,
1881, in the psnitentiary.
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WASHINGTON.
D. THE CAPITAL.
Investigating lzbuses OF the FrsRlting
PriviIeEe-COntested Case for Sac
Fourth AlnbsYn District Dis
missed-senate Bill for
the Relief of Gem
era7 Ord, Etc.
Senate.

6efAukc.
Washington, Jan. II. - Mr.. Windcm
from the committee on appropriations, re
ported with one amendment, Rlerely an ad-
dition of $500 for purchasing tneodeite
the military academy appropriation bill.
Laid on the calender.
Mr.. HaYey, from the committee ON mill.
tarY affairs, reported With an amendment 6
bill 'for the relief Of Brigadior-Geheral &. O.
@. Ord.
Mr.. Bsyard, from the committee On
finance, reported fayoIably the house bill to
amend section Of the revised statutes so ap
to authorizs charge for the melting of re-
fined bullion when at or above the Standard
MIR. Cameron, from the military commit
tee, reported adversely the bill to rrorgan iZe
and diicipline the military Of the United
States, md il wGs indefnitely postponed.
Mr.. Wallace, from the coMmittes on the
revision of laws, reported favorahlythe bill
empowering clerks Of district and circuit
courts to administer oaths, teko acknowledg.
ments, etc, ia the same manner as comms-
sioners of said court.
The D!atr;ct.of Columbia tramp ect, tor
the punishment of vagrancy was then taken
UP and led to long debate, at the conclusion
of which it was laid aside without action.
Tho senate then took up the bill fer tho
relief Of Ben Holladsy, and pending the con-
cluaion Of debate thereapon, adjourned.
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Palermo, JAM 10,-Fifesn persons were
seriously isjursd w the fall Of q staircase in
/. .ehurch durihg rsjoicings On the ccsdsion Of
ne Yisit Of the king and qrsen to TIE city
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Wsshipgtes, Jan. IL. The elections com.
mites of the house to-day, on motion of
Colonel Mike L..Woods, counsel for General
Shelly, dismissed the contest Of Harralson VS..
Shelly, from the fourth Alabama district.
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Harrison 20 be the IEoosier senator

Indianapolis, Jsn. lO.-Cerrospoodshes
was exchasgsd between Hen. Wiilisn Cum
beck aod General Ben. J. Harrison tonight,
10 which the former rithdraws from tas cen
test for United States senator. This actien
will give General Harrison the unanimous
nomination.
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Proceedings of the stochmen's Con
ventiOu.

Special TO the Herald.
Fort Worth, Jan. 1.-THE stockmen's
convention was called TO order this morning
at 10 o'clock. by the president, Judge q. L.
Garter, of PAlo Pinto county; Nr. A. M'
Britton, vice president, also being present.
Reports of committees were ordered.
The committee on trails, Mr.. Millett,
chairman, was read and adopted without
objectior.
The report of the committee on inspection
was next and was in considerable detail. Mr.
@. w. Merchant was chairman. L. L. ID.
Andrews read the report. Many objection :
and amendments were offered, and tho fl 4
lowing gentlomen spoke MIR. Slaughter,
John Andrews and Il. T. D. Andrsws, each
several times also DR.. Herald.
Mr. Alexander moved that tho report be
laid over to be considered this aherRcon,
which was 9nally agreed upon.
The committee on limitation, f. W. Ball,
chairman, reported. This referred to hold
ing estrayed or stolen stock. Mr.. Bail,
spoke in explanation. The report WAS re-
ceiyed without objection.
The committee on estray law, u. s. Sim
mons, chairman, reported. IL was sue7l-
tute or rather many amendments to the law
now enforced. The report was adopted
without any discussion.
Robert McCsrl, esq, Captain NJ. K.
Lloyd, chairman. then read the report or
the fence and kord law. IL speko mostly OF
barbed wire fences and cruelty to aainsls. II
was passed rs 6 whsle.
The convention adjourned at u o'clock TO
rs-sssemble Of 2e'clock this afternoon.
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Runered Extensien

Special TO the Herald.
Fort Worth, jar. 1l.--It IS reported that
a scheme IL in progress to ex.e1d the Wsxa-
hachie tap Of The Heus,eh d Texas Ceatisl
rsilrsad 10 Feft Worth.
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The aniae Gubernatoriai Question

The jAhlne GubeFnafOriai QuestiOn.
Angus a Ma, Jan. 1.-THE commissioh-
ers on ga ornatorial votas held anotPar
session ia zoo seaata chamber last sI,Dg
TO ps' feet ;i,air rcpcr' It is snG estood
tdst tho commissioners a,o divided on th
nlaiu Qu s,Ul and that there will be two
repsris-iho ms jority report IN favor Of de-
clariug Plai,ied-, I-cted BY reason of having
received a 9lui>,Ijty of votes, and the minor
i,y reporsia E,yor of submitting tho latter
10 t1e supicma court for decision. Os the
eonsltu 5oal question involved, judge
Walker, Of i.n senate, and Mr.. Kusick, OF
The hvus3. vii sign the minority report.
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The pope ana ihe Irish Question

Ron,. Jaa. II. Tho condition Of Hhairt
offre continues to be a matter Of rnveh
concern to the pope, who is reported 2
bsvs sent fresh Instructions 70 some Of ne
Irish Bishops, with a view to promoting tbs
re-establishmsnt Of order.
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New Yofk, jan 11.-Tae temporary fac
tory Of he Arnonia watch and slcck con-
ua5y tuznsd yesterday. Los $1,000
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MINOR POINTS.
The convention is vigorously at work, and

The convention is vigorously at work, and
may continue for duy or two longer
The grange clement is finding tsult with
what they tern sn inclination showa in this
convention to push things TOO far.
One of tho elder stockmen remarked this
morning that by con.eading for too much the
convention might lose all before tho .egisla-
ture.
The convention is moving along with much
harmony and order and good nne Is an>
ticipstec AZ the banquet tonight
This smembers OF the convention are
decidedly dne-loeking men, ans are atrik-
ingly intellectual and remarkably healthy
from appearances.
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6aAN.-Koppe's hardware store
ken inss by burglars Saturday night
bbed of lot Of reyolysrs AID money
Lhe drawer.
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and defending his past admlniftratlon.
The inaugural message will foreshadow
the governors views aud general line of
policy.
The inaugural ball takes place on the 18Th
inst. II will b. grand affair.
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prove. His friends are confident and say
they Intend to stand Arm.
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secretary of state and Commissioner Of in
surance have been determised on, and those
whe are in the secret approve of tho choice,
though outsiders fail utterly in their
guessing.