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ST. LOUIS, Feb. l9.-Daptiste Costa, an Italian
coaI-miuer living near Coilinsvtilc, ILL.,, MUIR
dcred his brother, Bartner Costa, last night.
Very little is known about the circumstances.
but the brothors lived together in a shanty
near the mine iu which they worked, and it
appears that Bartner attempted to keep Dap
tiste ont Of tho house last night, whereupon
the latter forced his way in. and shot and
killed tho former. Baptiste then went to II
neighbours house, quarter OF a fnile AWAY, and
told him he had killed his brother. and taken NIL
his money. No attention was pnid 10 his state-
ment, us ho was considered iusuue> having been
confined IL. the County Farm several times for
unsoununess or mind. Baptfste remained near
all night, but left in the norntng. Shortly after
q nelghbor went to tho shanty OF the brothers,
and found Bartner's dead body on the floor.
Baptiste has not been seen since.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. 1o.-Tne Paducnh &
Elizabethtown Rond. after an experience OF one
yenr in operating its own railroad express, has
to-day abandoned 1t, and on una after the 20th
Inst. the express business on this road will be
trMnsncted by the Southern Express Compnnv
with whom the rAilroad ha5 Contracted.
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aud fired at schnaurer. The shot Was scarcely
fred when schnnuter drew his @ oatcser,knna :h 1a
and side Of KrennInK: The latter fell to The
floor, and Schnnufer, surprised ut the extent OF
the darkness His victim was taken to the City
Hospital. where he died us already stated.
Schnautrer was arrested the day utter the cut
ting. His attorneys claim that nc acted purely
in SELF defense
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Special Dispatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
INDIANA POLLS, Ind, Feb. 1o.-Thfs afternoon
Joseph Wade charged with assisting Mrs. Brown
in tho murder Of her husband, pleaded guilty to
murder In the second degree, and was sentenced
to imprisonment for life, He tiIed by his at
torneys strong protest, declaring his inno-
cencc, bur that he entered the plea because the
circumstances connecting him with tho murder
were such that no evidence he conld produce
would enable him to escape the penalty.
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QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 19.-Arrived, the Parthia
and the Baltic, from New York.
New YORK, Feb. 1o.-Arriyod, the Frisfa, from
Hamburg, and Celtic Monarch, from London.
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DODY.SNATCuIEG.

MONTREAL, Feb. 19-Body snatchtng from the
village church yards In the neixhborhood Of the
city Is extensively carried on. To-day the police
recovered the remains Of Il woman in the dis
sectiug- rooms of Bishops College.
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SHOT FIRST.

DENVER, Colo, Feb 19-To-day Edward
Cheevcr shot and instantly Killed Thomas Cur
land ut fal mer's runche. Tho killing was the
result Of Il long-standing quarrel Both drew
pistols, but Cheeyer fired first.
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GuILTY.v'

Speeta1 Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. 1a-At 12:o'clock. tonight
tho jury in the DR.. Melville murder case brought
In n verdict of MOT guilty." The affair occur
red at Peotone last summer, and resulted in the
shooting Ut Q. s. Mink, a merchant Of that place,
By Dr. Melville. The case has been on triul nll
tho week. Senator Mum and ". W. O'Drien de-
Tending.
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WOMAN SENTENCED TO DEATH.
PErEHsnURo. Va, Feb. l9.-The wife Of Wilson
Fowlkes has been found guilty of the murder Of
her husband, and sentenced TO be hanged.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. l9.-In the State Sem
ute this morning resolution wns unanimously
adopted condemning the mob at Springfield in
taking prisoners from the custody Of the Court
and putting them to death, aud declaring that
the .nobs must be suppressed ii it takes the
whole power OF the State. The resnu ton calls
calls upon the Governor to use all means for the
arrest md punishment of the perpetrators of
this crime aud promising the active cooperation
Of the Legislature.
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THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. o0-1 q m.-Ind!ca ions:
For the Lower Lake region, warmer fair weather,
followed By increasing cloudlness. variable
winds, mostly northerly, stationary followed By
failing barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
and partly cloudy weather, with occasional
r,tfus, and variable winds. mostly from tho
southeast to southwest, and generally lower
barometer.
For the Upper Lake region and Upper Mtssis-
stppi Valley, clear weather, followed By incrcas
ing cloudness aud occasional rain or snow, warm
southwest yecring to colder northwest winds,
falling generally followed BY rising Barometer.
weather, occasional light SNOW, variable winds,
shifting to colder northwesterly. followed By
rising barometer
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO Feb. l9-l0:ls D. u.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA Kansas City special says:
james Adams WIS arrested last night at Lees
Summit, this county, for the murder Of Samuel
Armstrong, at New London, O.. two years ago.
Adams has been living ut Lees Summit about
two years under the name Of J. P. uuls.
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PATERSON, n. J., Feb. 19.-Thc sentence In the
Samuel ]. ". Dnvids case, who was found guilty
OF murder in the second degree for killing his
wife ut Wanque. N. j., which was to take place
to-day, was postponed to TWO weeks from to-
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THE WEATHER.

Spt<1at D[,pdfeh to Tbs Chtedoo Irtbune-
Sioux CITY, H., Feb, 10.-The St. Paul 4
Sioux City, Illinois Central, end both the Yank-
ton and Sioux Falls lines Of the Milwaukee s.
St. Paul are snow-blocked by slight south
wind. the snow Is loose, and the tracks iu such
condition that a slight wind sutHces to stop
trains. It is expected to open the Yankton and
Sioux Falls lines tonight, and the other two
roads tomorrow. Temperature nt this even
ing 10 above zero. Light sbuth wind. The
snow mas not drlftcd since morning.
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= Barometer. fected for temperature, elevation.
and Instrumental error
Maximum temperature 3.U; minimum temperature
100: mem bnroMeter Jul; mem temperature, ~;
mean humidity, ,6s,0.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Feb 19-10: II n
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TWELVE LITTLE RAILROADS.

lively r LITTLE RAILROADS.
! Some party, probably an emigrant, who re-
ioiccs over tho discontinue of tho Western
Trunk Lines Passenger Association caused BY
the withdrawal of the General Passenger Agent
OF the Rock Island from the Association. md
who evidently hopes to be benefited by cheap
rates, has submitted to Commissioner Gwinner
the following, entitled IS A History Of the West
ern Trunk Lines Passenger Association
Twelve little railroads tried to live in heaven;
One wouldn't come III, and then there were
eleven.
Eleven little railroads in one little pen;
One wasn't happy there, and then there we're
Ten little railroads tried to stand in line;
One saint got mud, and then there wcrc nine.''
ITO b. continued~]
"Nercrthelcss, thus said tho angel, il so be
there be fouud only i've just auu hunest rail-
roads IN the West. will save the Association
LerItcus, E.+ T..
The gentleman who furnished TIE TRIBUNE
with the above ''hsto1y" adds the following
explanation:
The couptets were the first edition. and cyf-
IDENTITY the work Of an enemy Of the Association,
who does not appear to know that 1t has now
mort life IN It than it ever had The Scrtpturai
addition seems to oe happy thought OF some
friend, who tagged 1t On 70 4 second edition.
The text is good Gospel. and can easily be found
" any one well accustomed to seaTching the
Scriptures, and piecing passages or words to-
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ship Of about ., 800 persons There will be in ut-
1enulnce LIS delegates from the lodges outside
of Cticaco
Mrs. Cora l.. Y. RICHMOND addressed the
Philosophical Society at the Palmer House last
evening on - The Philosophy OF Spiritualism,'
The discussion which followed was unusually
tucked US continuing not the philosophy but the
pictorial faucles Of SpIrituasln. Prof. Deaslpw
opened the discussion and took strong grounds
agaiust trance speakers, but yielded his adhesion
10 the claims OF the operating mediums. There
were shout :Nu III attendance, and great interest
WIS manifested in the discussion,
SEVERAL changes are to be made in the work.
ing force at the Grand Paciic Hotel. Sam
Parser has been obliged 10 give ul his place be-
hind tho marble counters in order to attend to
the general management Of the great hotel
Mr.. Drake will in all probability xo TO Europe
house. the cashier. who has long been known TO
the departing guests. leaves the hotel to 20 into
business. anu MS pl:!cc will be filled BY Mr E, f.
phia. Mr. John W Drummoud, late Of tho
Graud Hotel. Cincinnati, will I'LL Mr. Parkers
place. No change will be made in the general
management of the house.
Dr.. GEORGE A. MEADE was arratcned before
Justice Wallace in the Armory Police Court yes
1erdny morning charged with attempting to
conceal and failing to report a casc
9t ed, smallpox aue9ded oy him at 10
that the health officers discovered the case last
Sunday, md learned that DR.. Meade had pre-
scr5bed for the patieut about Il week previous,
reported DR.. Meade. The hitter stated yestcr-
tiay that when he first attended tho case be did
E1et know 1t was suali-p pox. and that his second
risii was made Sunday night. after the health |
,tlicer. had already discovered the case, and ac-
-ordtugly he saw no necessity for reporting it. !
IL was discharged, OF course !
TEE BARBED-w1HE MASUFACTURERs'
Association which WIS organized In this city the
|zsr week, elected the following permanent |
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DAVID JAMES.
LICENSED
.PLU MBER, TIMER
Steam and Gas Filter,
WATER PIPES
LAID ON SHORT NOTICE.

A large amount Of Plumber, Goods kept
in Stock, including Iron and Lead
Pipe, Hose, Iron and Brass
Fittings, Marble Ware and
Sheet Lead.
Sole Agent for Utah Territory for the
Popular Fire on the Hearth. Parlor.
School Room and Lecture Hail Stoves
also, Fire on the Hearth. Crate Heaters
and Mantles.
These justly celebrated Stoves are
patronlzed and highly recomUended BY
the Faculty of the Dsseret University,
for Public School Rooms. and BY the
Medical Fraternity generally, - the best
He.iing and Ven;ilating Stoves ever in
vented.
For Particulars and Prices, enquire at
Office and Workshops, West Temple
Street, Opposite City Market.
P. o. Box 800.
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CAPITAL Chatter.

Chicago, 1O.-Inter- Oceans Washing
ton: Judge Swayne failed to resign,
because it is understood that he objects
to. STANLEY Matthews is disguised, but
his friends do not despair of the retire
ment of Swayne during the present ad-
ministration
The Illinois and Indiana delegations
are pushing their claims for q cabinet
position.
Our consul at Marscaibo, Venezuela,
in dispatch to the stare department,
says be is trying to organize a scientific
and commercial exploring party in the
United States to visit Venezuela this
winter. for the double purpose Of seeing
the country and examining the interior
water courses, with the view to utilizing
them by a system of canals for inland
transportation. Inasmuch as the Z nited
States occupies the foremost place in the
Venezuela markets and can extend its
trade Indefinitely with proper effort, it /:
urged that it is important that our mer.
chants should become conversant with
the country and IFS needs.
Washington lO.-Tne treasury trans.
ferred 81, S04 903 gold bullion from tbs
New York assay Office to the Philadel.
phia mint TO be coined into eagles ARD
half eagles. Balance to date, S63 GAG, SIS
in gold bullion On hand at the assay
Office.
The President has nominated Colone
D. B. Saeke, senior Inspector general o
the army, with the rank Of brigsdier gen
erAl; Captain james G. Breckenridge
Second Artillery, assistant inspector gen
| eral, With the rank of major.
The resignation Of Marshal Fiiz Sim
mons, of Georgia, is daily expected 81 th'
executive mansion.
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The Three Fs.

Chicago, 10.-DdiIy NetUs' London
special: The impression hiss prevailed and
the rumOr been published that Of the
FIVE members of the Irish land commits
sion two of them hava submitted their
report 10 Parliament 1t is now officially
stated that the COMM sion is unani-
nous in its decision. 1t Is stated the
conclusion arrived at is that plan known
as the three Is "-"fair rents, free sales
and fxity Of tenure'-has been approved
Tue members Of the commission are
Lord Bess Borough, Baron Dowse, Mr..
William shaw, member Of Parliament
for Cork, Mr.. Kavauagh, MP, and
the O'Conner Don, NIP. All these
gentlemen are large land proprieters.
Tonight Mr.. Shaw is expected to make 9
speech in the House of Commons, in
which he will go to the bottom of The
Irish question. The report Of the com.
missiOners will have great influence or
government.
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New York, l0.-TfIbuHe's Washing
toh: The report Of Ivan Petrotf, who was
sent to take the census Of Alaska, will be
sent by General Walker TO the Speaker
Of the House to morrow. The main por-
ton of the territory west Of Mont ST.
e las covers $50, 900 square miles and is
almost entirely given up to the fur
traffic. That portion lying southeast
from Mont st. Elias ia about 300 miles
IN length by fifty to sixty miles in width.
Taking in the outlaying islands, this
portion comprises about $1,000 square
miles, and has such a population, ex-
Guiding Indians, as might be sufficient
for one county. Petroifthinks this south
eastern portion Of the territory might be
cut of. and formed into territory by it
self, for the purposes Of government, AS
1t has nothing in common with the 70
mainder of the territory, and no means
Of communication during large portion
o. the year. In the southeastern portion
the whites are endeaVoring to develop
the miners! resources, salmon fisheries
and timber trade.
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Criminal Calendar,

Charleston, S. c., IA special to the
NelCS and Courier from Beaufort gives
the particulars Of fatal shooting which
took place at Bull river, to-day resulting
in the death of one man and seriously
wounding oftwo others. VIM. J sweeney,
keeper of a sailors boarding house in
Charleston, und' rtook to furnish 'ur
sailors 10 the British bsrkentine Sun
beam, lying at Bull river, and delivered
the sailors on board. This morning. as
Sweeney was showing of from the ship,
three of the sailors jumped back intI his
boat, when theCaptain Of the vessel opened
fire upon them, killing one of the sailors,
and seriously wOunding Sweeney and
another sailor.
st. Louis, 1O.-Richard j. Walsh, city
agent of the Beef Canning Co. snot
himself fatally yesterday. Financial
troubles.
New York, 10. - Ex-Assemblynar
Thomas Csstigan, supervisor of the CitS
Record, official paper, has brought al
action for libel against the EUeninS
Express, Pammsny hall organ 4 Castigsr
is the anti PAmmany leader.
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Casualties.

Cleveland, O., 9.-The Rerald's Nor
walk special saws: A shocking accident
happened at Havana ten miles from
there. Mrs. q. q. Galley and Mrs. E.
0. Ellis, wives Appointment men of that
section, were riding in a sleigh ap-
preaching the Baltimore and Ohio R.il-
way, through a cut in the road, the bells
drowned the noise Of an approaching
locomotive with q caboose, the cutter
and locomotive reached the crossing at
the same time, when Mrs. Galley, seeing
Der peril, stood up and the sleigh was
struck by the pilot in such a manner that
she was thrown over the cab of the en-
CINE and fell in the arms of 9 fireman
standing on the tender. Mrs. Ellis was
thrown forty feet. Both lAdies were
killed, though Mrs. Galley showed signs
of life for some minutes. The horse was
also killed.
New York, 1O.-Robinson's storage
warehouse, brooklyn, collapsed to-day
under the weight Of snow and rain. Loss
heavy.
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Polar Projects.

Chicago, 10.-1IIbune's Washington:
A short time ago Lieutenant SchwatkA
received communication from Com
mander Cheyne, royal navy, 3 dlstin
guished Arctic explorer, proposing an
international polar expedition, and invit-
ing his cooperation The letter was
accompanied by similar recommends
tons signed by many Of the most promi-
nent British officers, who have partici-
psted il Arctic explorations or made
them the subject Of study. In it vas also
9 suggestion for investing American
capital from private tources in the enter
prise. Captain w. Parker Snow, of the
British mercantile marine, who was one
of the early searchers for the lost crews
of the ETebtts and Terror, has written n
Lieutenant SchwatkA asking his cc0perA-
ton i'll another expedition. Captain
Shows propos Il is to get up a new search
by Lancaster Sound westerly, then back
to the magnetic pole for anything more
of Frsnklin's party, afterwards going
through to Behring's Strait.
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OIL XI.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling wholesale
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Wheat, rs @ SOC. p bushels
Barley, Cseed) SI.25 p cwt; Oats, sl.1d
Few.
F.nUR-XXX (old) $2.S5 q $3.50;
ThXX odd $3.50 @ 2.75 p cwt.
OFATOES-35c.@ 4Oc. bushel'.
5FELLED O0RN-$l.25@Sl .35 cWt'
BRAND %; Shorts, $l.l0 p cwt-
OOL-Chnice Fleece 1S91Oc y D.
RTDES-Prime Flint, l0c9l4c 10
Following are the latest quotations
ct fionr, grain, WOOL. ETC., ID the Kan
Francisco market
FiOUK-5upcr6uo 50 1904 25i Bakers
Extra, s. 90 ass l21: Family Extras,
s. %; Walls Wslla, extra "a 5O 9 "a 10
WHE>T-No. I, 81 500 l 528i No
2, 81 4591 Az y ctl.
BAKLEY-Feed, s71@ CSC. for Coast
aad9Oc q 81 forBsyi Brewing, Slqsl Is
5ATs-QuOtAble ats1 2c@ 81 45P ctl.
{ Feed.
CORN -QuotabIe At 81 17I@sl 20 for
Large fellow; 81 10 as l2l for SmSil,
and 97lc a 81 Tor Yhito, . ctl.
HlDGS-Dry Hide-, usual selections,
Flint, l8I @ 49,; Dry Kips, 10 q l94c;
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 65Ibs
l0!c 90, under 55 lbs, iOc: Kips, 1O5c;
Calfsg.,is, 10 q l2c
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TammaDy.

New York, 10.-The Times COM
menting on John Kelly's visit 10 the
wet, doubts if Tsmmany has an
existence now. The Herald Gays: There
never was q better time for destroying
Tsmmany Hall than is presented now.
The Tammsny society received charter
for charitable purpose, which it has never
carried out Now let some menu Der OF
the Legislature offer q resolution in
structing the attorney general to proceed
sgsio st the society 10 the way prescribed
for the violation Ofits charter. 1ammany
Hall is the root Of all political corruption
and despotism that have disgraced he
democracy of this city. No pure elections
can be held so long as it is allowed to ex-
ist. Lit this be destroyed now and for
ever.
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The ID. L-sseps Bubble.

New York, 1O.-The Tribune: Evil
dence sccupulales that the projectors Of
the Panama canal scheme are blOwiug
up an enormous bubble in Paris by
means of newspaper pufery and grossly
exaggerated accounts of the profits to &C.
crue from shares. Some Of these accounts
are SO gorgeou-ly over eelored that it is
strange they do not excite suspicion in
the French mind which is usually threVd
enough in money matters. The estimates
Of the amount of tolls are based on .
tonnage rate which would tax Csliforni .
wheat 23c. per bushel. II is safe to FAY
no wheat will ever pay iuch tribute to
De Lesseps' company.
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Fire Record,

New York, I0.-The building occupied
by the Ansonis clock works, burned yes
terdsy. Loss, $4,000. The Watch Man
ufscturing Company, on the second floor,
lose $4,000. The Ansonia was burned
out few weeks ago. Tnere are suspicion
Uf incendisries, as the foreman is very
unpopular
Underwood, l0.-The dwelling of Mira.
Mclean burned to-day. Mira. Mclean
persisted in the fumes Other members
of the family we've -rriuusly burned.
Oxford, l0.-The new university boat
house with many valuable boats burned.
St. Louis, l0.-SeVeral firms on Broad
way and Biddle streets, were burned ont
last night. Losses aggregate 500, COO
insured. The chief losses were the Broad
way Foundry Company.
Memphis, Mo-, l0.-A large number
Of business buildings burned to-day.
Loss, heavy.
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The California sena,orship,

San Francisco, st having been re-
ported that Judge Walla"e, democrat
would contest the seat OF General Miller
In the United States Senate, on the
charges that members OF the legislature
had been elected under fraudulent nfu-
ences to vote for Mill'r, the Call inter-
viewed Judge Wallace, who. while dis
claiming desire to make the conte-t,
tscitly admitted that if called upon by q
caucus of democratic members Of the
legislature TO make the contest he would
be In duty compelled TO do so.
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British RifS

London, l0.-An attempt was made to
FIRE the custom house, on Saturday.
AT WoolwIch $50 men and six horses
have been embarked in three steamers
for Transvaal The Duke of am bridee,
commander-in-chief, in bidding The
troops farewell, said it was the wish OF
the Queen that soldiers should make
mild use Of victory in South Africa. 1t
Is understo cd that telexrams to the same
effect have been cent to Pietermaritzhurz
and Bon bay, where contingents from
India will EN- bsrk tomorrow.
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Mexican HfaIIera.

City of Mexico, 2S.-At last accounts
there was not a pound Of flour in Tam
plco, but cargo was anxiously expected
IF, m New Orleans.
1t Is feared the whole cotton crop has
been destroyed. The cold weather in
Chihuahua su!passes anything OF the
KIND within the memory of the Oldest in
hablt4nt. There has been ice in the
Roso Del Norle two inches thick.
The house Of Protestant minister re-
siding in Talaps having been stoned by
fanatics, government Immediately took
measures for the punishment of the
offenders.
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Tie Sympathetic Dutch.

London, 10.-A Dutch correspondent
writes that the suggestion Of Rotterdam
newspapers that members of the Red
Cross be dispatched to Transvaai to aid
wounded Beers. has been received with
lively sympathy. A sub crip,ion is
talked of for tine purpose of starting some
surgeons Immediately for rransvaHl.
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Chicago Notes.

Chicago, 10.-Much colder to-day.
Some therm omet.rs, early this morning,
registered 1Se below zero. In the west.
ern states generally the weather is very
severe. 1t is reported, perhaps erron-
eously, to have been $50 below at Port
sgs, Wis.
Bernhardt arrived this morning in .
special esF, and was at once surrounded
by reporters. She, however, refused to
talk, and went with her extensive retinue
direct TO the hotel.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS,
New York, January 10, ISL.

New York, January To- 1881.
Money, easy, 5; governments, quiet;
stocks closed strong; Western Union,
e7aI; Quicksilver, Is; Pacific, 3d.
MAriposa, q; Wells, Fargo, 1I23<i
New York Central, 152A; Eric,
509<; Panama, 2l5; Union. Pacific,
ll3; bonds. l1411; Central Pacific
e61z; bonds, 1141<; Sutro, ~.
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TELEGRAPHIC
WorId's Fair,

New York, 1O.-The worlds fair COM
mission report generous subscriptions
being made. Mayor Grace welcomed
the members of the com mission TO the
city to-day. An address setting forth the
objects of the commission is issued.