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prevent bis intsrerip. Win oov o,go,. ,e
similar rank.
Mr.. Rendolnb cbsi,,,ec oetsa o....,;,...
from which 1be bin ma bean tI roror,ss sss
there was net a full moetipg !, ~, 1'''1 IaI
was soted on in tic conmi,tss tbis yo 49,. ~
ard u report ma hsas meae onjy n, i',os'
joriiy ct thoss present Eo sstSd ~, ia
bin and ensn}monts he la;s INV wy
printed.
Mr. Iocsn said the measpro rr,,
seutCd only one question. tbsr of aSn,i,ti."eo..
Geueral Gsaut 10 tbo retirea Ia srJ I;S5
wsi one upon which the sena,oTa 5;9 ~ ~
need much time for fsHsotian a. to now ,bo,.
would vatc.
Mr., Kerras callea for tho nrinijnc Of tho
bill, az thsie we're aaendmenta to Il -'
A single shieeticn bsing sufficient IA Law
IL over, the subject was sisp3se9 of WIN ~
atAtsmopt by Nr. LCgen TINT be woul3 call
up the bill At tho naxl meeting ef the son,ts
Mr Logan, from lhe committee ON militia.
ry sasiri, reported fsyorsbly the tenste hin
to authorize the secrctaryof war Ia Grant
the use Of certain lapd ot Fortress Monros'
Va, fer tho efecl8a Of g hotel.
Mr.. Rollins offered a bin 60 determ;ra
wbathsr he Eow Hampshire lerislat1re AZ
1881 or the one Of 1882 shall elect the naxt
Ualtsa States senator. This ooeup led tbs
remainder cf the Inoruing hour.
hr. Edmusd5 sotiarod an amendment civ.
ing definite Construction to. tho language
Of the sHtuie governing the subject aad
making the bin appl cable to ali slsies'
Aflcr debate ths bill WAS Ibid sside with
cut sctiou.
The naval appropriation bill was roeaiyod
from the house and referred to the commit
tee on appropriations,
Mr. kellogg Submitted au amendment in
tended y be proposed by him to tho funding
bill II suthofiHes tbs secretary Of the
,ressury TO issua from time 70 time bones
not 20 oxcead $50,000000, bearing interest
8! tho rate Of 3 per cent. per snuum, paya-
bic somi.tpnualiy in gold coin, tho principal
OF the bonds NOT to bo payable or reasonable
at specified ds'e, but In leu thoreaf Mo
secretary Of the tfossury, when The coalition
Of the treasury ilsinos it, shall invite pro-
po.als for the surrender Of .he same a. the
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ooaamiatqe work.

The committee en- military affairs to-day
agreed to report, with favorable recsmmsn-
dalion, tho bill to place General Grant on
the retired list of the army, by the following
vote: Yeas-Burnside, Plumb, Cameron, Of
PENNSYLVANIA, and Logan. Nays Randolph,
U0okrel and Grover. Absent--Atkinsen,
Msxey and Hampton.
The house committee on elections took up
tho case of Yates, democrat, against
Martin, representative frop the first North
Carolina district this morning. Represents-
tive Speer, for the majority OF tho sub.com-
mittee, to whom The case was referred, read
mis- report, declaring that Yates was entitled
to the seat. Representative Field began
readingtbo minority report, fsYoring the sit
ing member, representative Martini The
hour Of adjournment having arrived before he
had competed his report, the matter went
ever till the next meeting, when vote
will be- taken by the comnit.
tee aud 1t is believed the
majority rep ort will bo sustained by astrict
party vote.
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CONGREGATIONAL.



Washington Jan. 2l.-Mr. Cameron pre-
s,nied various petitions, and among others,
one from citizens of Westchester, Pa,
for action to prevent the encrsachment Of
whito settlers on tho Indian Territory and to
protect Indians in the enjoyment of their
rights.
Mr.. Logan from the committee or militia.
ry affairs, reported, with two amendments,
the senate bill to place General Grant on
the retired list. He thought there could be
date consideration.
Mr.. Edmunds objected, bat on being ap.
prised OF tho character Of the bill,
isid the bill was one of such special and
peculiar interest that he withdrew his OBJ.
jsciions with pleasure.
Mr.. Logan said the amendments of the
committee consisted in the addition of o
provision that the general may be required
TO do active service, and another that would
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Washington, Jan. 2l,--Mr Calkips Of Iu-
diana, called up tho contested election case
Of Boyaton vs.. Loring, but the question Of
consideration was raised against Tin favor of
private busiacsa
Ga molten Of M. Johnston. OF Vi.ginia,
senole bin WIS passed f3r lbs rel nn6l,, Of
General b. o. .. Ord, with tho pay and
rank of msior-gsneral.
The house determined 10 lay ssdo private
business and consider election cases. contest.
ant Boynton teking the hoor in bis own be-
half
After brief speeches By several membzrs
voLe was taken on tie resolution declaring
that contestant Boynton be entitled to The
SCAT and il was rejected. Tho morily raso-
luton, in tayor Cftbe sitting marnbai (Lorine)
was then sg oed to without discussion.
Mr.. Keltior, Of Ohio, then csllad up the
contested election case Of Bisbee VS.. Hall,
from the Jo2end Congressional dstrict Of
Florida, tho report OF the committee on
elections bsiug unanimously in favor of
Bi sbee, thu cenls'tAnt
Mr.. Dicky, ct Ohio, raised The question of
confederation in favor of private busnOsS.
Tho Ayos aud Roes we're demanded on the
reFublcan side, pending which Mr. David
sOn, Of Florida, moved that the house ad-
journ. Defeated.
The house sgresd--yess, 1877, nays, 93, 10
take up the election case psnding,when Mr..
Finally Of Ohio, moved to adjourn. Reject
ed
Mr. Davidson stated that il tho gentleman
fro@ Ohio (KSifsr) would agrees to lot the
slectieH case 70 over until Tomorrow, he
(DAyidson) would make no exposition 10 its
consideration.
Mr.. Koifer replied that he would agree to
the proposition on condition that there
iboRld be as opposition made 10 table it ia
the morning.
This required unanimous consent and OBJ
lection was interpeEed.
hlr. Keitfer Thea took tha floor and argued
briefly in support Of tho committee report.
Al the conclusion of his remarks Mr..
Ksiffer den'udsd the previous question,
pending which the house. at 480 took recess
till s o'clock, the evening session to be used
for tho consideration of senate bill, on the
private calendar.
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aan Antonio Items.
~19H778
Special to tho aerald

Specia! TO tho Gerald
Uyo)de, via SsR Antonio, Jan. 2l.--Jsek
Kelley killed Roy j. c. A. Smith on tho
18th instant. No particulars h ave yc. been
received. Kelly surrsnderelto tho suthori
lies To-day. Both parties Ieoide at Wares
vile, Uyade county.
A railroad meeting was held at Uyalde
last Right, ana i. committee appointed to re-
port on tho seventeenth effort TO secure the
Sunset routo from San Antonio.
Tho funeral of Mrs, judge Divine this
morning was ono Of the largest ever wit.
messed in San Antozio. The obsoquies tool,
plseo at 81. Nary's Catholic ehurch, and
were performed by tho Very Rev. Father
Z. j. johnson, with deep sOlomnity. The
pall-beare1 coAprised tho following ci,i-
21Es: Judge No0maD. Jugda Wgelder, Ma.
jor IL B. Adams; JRdge Russell Howard,
Colonel N. O Green, JUDGE Simson and
Major JosePh e. DIVER. All Of the cUurta
tdjOmne3 this mornisg in rs5pect 10 tho de-
ceased wife Of Judge Devise.
0r SallmauE residence, in Atucoss
county, burned down over his f.mily Men.
day night lasi, when in the morning part OF
the house was in asbes aud tho now addition
was baIf burned. The Kitchen was saved,
N which thero were several bales Of cotton.
Mira. Sallman Was enclgute, and the fright
caused premature birth. Tho child and
mother are living, tsough it is feared thsy
will die.
Mrs Allen, wife of L. Allen, we'll.
known citizen, died this morning snd was
buried this evening.
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4AN AA AaNESHAsAAI MhtacOGA NH9o At tOF-
sicana.
Special to tho Roysld.
Gcrlicans, Jan, 2l.--A osse is now being
tried in the district court before judge L. D.
Bradley, which will prove interesting to the
legal profession snd 10 tho railroad comp,-
Mica. Tba Texas & St. Louis railroad scok
for 3 condemnation of certain private
lsnds on their right-og-way A
commission was appointed by Judge
Prsndsrgast who swardsdthe owner Of the
lands SlSJO damages. pbp~proof showed
that the owner rendered 6is whole land at
less figures than tho award. Tho company
Appealed from tie decision of the com
mssloner3 aud deposited tho nteuoy with he
| court and proceeded TO CONSTRUCT their read
Pending tbs appeal the owner Of
the land sued for and obtained
hn injunction against the cempa1gA holding
thAt the compensation must be dnt actually
| paid in money to the owner of tha lpnd dam.
Sged, notwithstanding tao appeal before the
: Nroad could enter on the lands, judge
Prendefgasl refused to dissolve the ipiuBe-
| ton, holding that the railroad eomDanv had
no remedy ia Navarro couaty. Ap3
! that owing to the special statute
Wa' po "trless TO obtain ominsa. domain and
! tua. lns deposit ct monsy was unauthorized
| oI tns siatu.ts although allowed
by tho stats constitution. The rail nad COM
Faay IN addition toths actual moncy de
! poat, Prtiiered 70 give sby bond ar ANY al
/ alIoau 0epo,lt On the preliminary dues-
| ,ien Juiso Bradley decides taat Inc suit
d.
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BastraetiVe storm wiah Hlest and
Fn0W

BeStraetive storm widh 4lest and
snow.
Nav York, Jan. 2l.-A storm lAst night
and this morning WAS very severe in this
city, though no serisuS harm was done TO
lto or property. Travel Of all kinds was in
ts5ruptsd snd passengers on ferries and con
Ractng railroads In CsRtral park aud Madi.
son and Union Squarss the weght of tho ice
breke eff heavy branches on trees, rendering
it dangerous for pedestrians 10 pass bGneath
them. Telegraph wires are down ia oil
parts of the city, blocking street
cars snd causing st times interruption 10 els-
vated railway trBns;. Mails coming 10 this
city to-day ars delayed by the stsrm Ths
falling of thousands of telegraph wires
throughout the ci.ys ts-lsy csusai great ia-
convenience 10 business men and loss TO tsla-
graph companies. The Western Union seo-
PIE say " days storm would cause greater
loss to the company than the one Of
the ssras kind which visited tso city in
January, 1878.
Ths Gold and Stock and Metropolitan
campsnies have slso suffered seriously. No
accidents Of any kind are yet reported at
psliee headquarters, owing TO the fact that
the wire5 connecting with EsSrly all the
houses were down. The fire department
wires are dSwn, ard it ia iapsasible to get Az
slsrR of fire fiona aDy quarter;
arrangements have been made with
the police to run to the nearest
engine heuse in caGe OF FIRE and give the
alarm. Most Of tho streets are blocked up
with broken telegraph wires. Teams on
the slsvatsd railway make but slow progress,
having TO stop every now aud then to cut
wires which block the track. Telegraph
companies are making no attempt to repair
the wire, but men are out looking after them.
and receiving them, A portion Of tho resr
wall of building on Mason street, where
no wrs were fa'tensd, was torn out. Bus
inecs at the produce, cotton and other ex.
changes was almost suspended te-dsy
O0ingtS the great storm the Metropolitan
Telephone company ia greatly damaged snC
the United Stites.. office state that great in.
convenience will now doubtless occur II
business circles from interruption to ils ser
vice.
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HOUSE

The house was called to order at 10 o'clock
this morning.
A quorum was present
Prayer was offered by tho chaplain.
Representatives Tompkins, Haidusok aad
Frymir were excused ssn account OF sick
moss.
Petitions and meissrials were presented AZ
follsWs:
By Representative Mattbews-From the
citizeus Of Peterborough, asking that iHtoxi-
eating liquors be prohibited from being ssld
within thres miles OF the tows. Reforrsd.
By Representative CarleloR---A petition
from WilliarK Stsse, Asl,ing ter an sppropri-
ton to pay 81, ,20l g. balance aua On salary
SIS a6jutsnt general. Referred.
BY Representatives. Stewar.--A petition from
Mr.. Wanehalsky, ssking remuneration in
the sum Of 81, ,l40, fer services rendered in
surveying under Gross.
Reports Of committees: judiciary No. l.
A loHg report, recommending an amend
ment to srticle 1866, revised statutes.
Judiciary Ne. 2-0n the bill --prsviding
for tho payment for detached witnesses in
felony cases. Reported fsysrably. recon-.
mending an amendment by inserting the
word "eapitsl," before felony.
Recon- mneRded that bill No, AZ, providing
fer advertisement OF lands to be sold fol
taxes do not pass also other bills bsfors
the COMMITTEES eontsining the same.
Recommended that the bill ia reference tc
the payment Of same do not pass.
Committee on internal improvemeAt-O Or
bills Nos. 20 and 56, asking that they he re-
ferred to Judiciary committee No 2, as they
wera to change the statutes in reference t
railroad pcusltiss.
LAnd oflice-0n the bill authorizing tn,
commissioner Of the land offiee to contrac
for the printing Of maps and charts in eoun-
ties Of Texas. Recommended lie passage.
Agricultural affairs = On Representative
PhilpoPs bill to prevent tenauts hiring GU
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valley EalIrond.

Stauntou, Va, Jan. 2l,--The stockholders
of tho Valley railroad met here to-day aRd
determined to place mortgage Of 100000
oa the road and comps!e it TO Lexington,
thirty-six miles south of Stesnton. The
road will probably be completed in year.
William Geyser, of Baltimore, was reelected
president, The old board of directors, with
the exception Of General Repels, who de-
cliped. Was reelected.
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Cslumba5 jim. 2l.--5awual Smart, 8
young man Of good family, committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the head
la7L niIbt al bis rooms in CirclsYllo. Smart
was about twenty-thrae yolrs old, the last Of
a rich and premiaant family, and two years
ago inherited moderate fortune, which hj
speedily disspatod by gan0lins ana drink
ing. Poor health, supadnduead by excess
ware the causes Of the suicide.
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swprome caurt nsslnlorn

special to the Herald.
Galveston, jan ella the supreme court
to-day the followin eases were decided;
j. K. Peel, Of al, vs. j. NJ. Gary; from
Montgomery, Reversed and referred.
Henry Byron Snd r. n MsJ srs Va Charles
Castle; error. from Dewitt. Affirmed on
certificate.
w j Clayton VS. Eva L. Borden, from
Wharton. Reversed and remsndea.
Frsidlsnder W reaworth;from Colorado.
Submission set ssids and cause ldyapeed.
.Crssos Va Taylor from Harris. Same as
above.
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wants AmmnnitIan

London, Jan. 81. "A dispatch frSm Dur
ban 10 the Times says Herr PrstorOus, the
Bosr premier, has visited nr.J. Il. Brand,
president sf ths Orange Free states, TO so-
lieil his mediation and permission to OBJ
tain ammunition.
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De,truc,isu efCattIe by wire

Lebanon, Ps., Jan. Electromagnetic cat
tie and ether stock, valued at $4,000, con-
taiRed in the Colman stables, in Lancaster
county, have heea destroyed by fire, which
was Of an iacsndisry origin.
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rganrv ainr1ns Enst.

Washington, Jaa. 2l,-Owins 10 heavy
wind md slaet storms, connection between
Philadelphia and New York is Interrupted.
All the wiraa are dswn north of Trenton and
nothing has bten received from any point
beyond PHILADELPHIA sinca $3.50 this morning,
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south America.

LsRdon, Jan. 2l.-A dispatch from
Busaos AyreT, dated January 20, says the
ChiliAnS have attacked and completely de-
featsd the Peruvian srmy nj Msbslsres,
General Pirel, president Of Peru, and
csmmandor-in,chisf of the array, has fed.
Ths Chiliaus occupied Lima, the capital,
without resistance, en- the l7lh mat.
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y ASE AAGi
Special to the Herald.

ITNNTHI 70 wv IIVINTU,
Tyler, jan. 2l.--At TIE examination trial
to-day of the parties arrested for sn attempt
to burn the Ferguson block for want of ,uf.
Gceint evidence, A, Nsrwilsky was released,
and it is thought that ha is perfectly inno-
cent.
W. Scots saloon vsS broken into last
night. The guilty party, HldsrbrAnd, took
enough whisky to be easily caught this
morning. anna,
A aght SNOW fell on yesterday morning,
bat toe weatheri ia clear to-day, and business
rood,
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rItzsImrnonp Gets 9 IaearlnK

Washington, Jan. 2l,-Oolonsl Fitz.in-
mons, United States marshal for Georgia
was given hearing to-day by the attorney
general mud president, in defesss Of himsslf,
against tbs charges made by a special agent
who r8ceatly visited his office.
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ncnlls 80 EnaLana Judgo

Terro Haue, Ind, Jan, 21.--Judgs Cham
bers G. Patterson, died here this morning
after several weeks illness Ho was judge of
the circuit competed Ct yigo and Sullivan
counties ana was profound jErist and
highly respected citizen. He leaves wiasw,
two sons and daughter.
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MorrihlH EEangIed.

Albany, N. Y. Jan. 21.--rhe msnglod re.
mains Of James Quinn vars found on the
New Ysrk Central track early this aoruing.
The body was horribly cut TO pieces. The
head was the largest part and the flesh was
sLrswn along the track 200 feet.
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rrnIning neRooI Tor Nurses.

Chicago, Jan. 21.-Tho board of managers
OF the ulineis Training School for Nurses
have hold meeting for tho purpose of taking
steps TO secure means 10 start the scheol.
Tive thousand dollars hSve been subscribed
by hSlf dozen prominent citizens.
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j. VI. Iaclsson Acaultted.

cpeclAl 10 the Herald.
BTenhsm, Jan. 2l,--J. NJ. Jackson, is-
dictsd for Che murder OF Green, his brother.
in-law ia Austin county, last fall, WAS YES
tsrdsy acquitted ia tae district court at Bel,
Vile.
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AcciGentalIx Killed

Bloomington, ILL.,, Jan. 2l.-Whls George
Hunter, young colorsd man Of this city,
was fooliug with revolver the weapon WAS
accidentally discharged and Huater killed.
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Gndlcted for Murder.

Rockford, ILL.,, Jan. 21.--Tha grand jury
has found on indictment for murder against
George Glynn, the assistant marshal, who re-.
Gently killed. L. NJ. Webber while attempt
ing an arrest which the latter resisted.
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r,nilnro in Mi.siaslnni.

Memphis, Jan. 2l.-Allen Bros, nsr-
chants ut Bichelia and Olive Branch, Min,,
made an assignment to-day. Liabilities
about S5, 900; assets not stated.
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z. A. gonthera Dsaa.

Philadelphia Pa, Jan. 2l.-A private ca
bIegrsm from London received here says
Mr. e. A. Southern, the actor, is dead
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Ms State outside ofthe City If Galveston.
SPEe EAE EOTgSJal.

NTHII0TIVH WIZ TVaIVV N 'HF NiII UI TU0
ta'e or ABROAD, viii Gnd o mail Hnd cL
ress OtDER iEpARTlftNT p me MS OF prompt
AID faithful service BOA ter wants, In the
way # hue Furnshng Goods If every de-
sorpti0n, In most clsas, articles an be sent
ny mail at fling eN eoB'. DO not fail To
communicates with rs should you see some
hmg We advertise IN this pppsr, or any
not for the tr0u lie " You viii, not think It.
auy 'tTouble" ~ ellvhen your order Ia filled
nY US cNaG lg ts m de out by you Gentle
IN Who are moi already "acqualnteO" as
above a,e respe fully requ sted to send us
heir names With = o q dress.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Fr1nI OF a EaisrOaG Case as Corsieaus =
slight BNaw FAN at Tyler--su.
preme Court Decisssns-J M.
Sac&soa Acquitted at
arenhAm, Etc, Etc

Au 1nterOstlng RAILROAD Caso nj Cor.
sicaNR.
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CONDEMNED TELEGRAMS.

Harry Hunter. the well-known actor, died
in Cincinnati. Tuesday.
Gen. Mcdowell telegraphs that the news
paper reports of Indian atrocities on San
Francisco river, and the inactivity of the
military in Southeastern Arizona are SEN
sationa and false.
Intelligence has been received at Cabul
that Avoob Khan has executed his three
sons. Nazir. Var and Mahomet for attempt
inc TO seize the palace at Herat during their
father's absence at Candahar last summer.
At banquet given 10 tlanian, Monday
NIGHT. in London, Mr.. Junes stated he would
match against Trickett or Laycock for 800 or
1000 pounds side
A rumor prevails in New York that Grant
will shortly resign as President of the Worlds
Fair commission. More important duties de-
mand his attention.
Jacob Schaefer defeated VIM Sexton in
New York, Tuesday night, in 400 point
cushion game of billiards. Score-4Oo to
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ILLINOIS,.
The Corner In Provisions.

CHICAGO, February Ii. With regard to
the alleged corner in provisions. some dealers
say that its not heavy dealers who are getting
rich this time, but the crowd. II is believed
however, that prices are getting to danger
Gus height. The sales to-day are higher
than yesterday. though the market is fluctuat-
ing. Everything now depends on later de
velopments as to the hog and grain crop.
A Minister Suspected of Iucendiarism.
The mystery connected with the burning
of Michigan Avenue Baptist church is greater
than ever. since the janitor and his assistants
have intimated a suspicion that the pastor,
Rev. Kerr b. Upper, is guilty of incendiar-
M No convincible reason can be assigned
for the commission of the crime, and it is but
Just to say that Notwithstanding his incon-
sistent actions and stories the accusation is
not generally believed
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Affairs in Ireland.

DrBLIN, February 10. returned Irish
American named Laughton was arrested ir
connection with the outrage aid robbery neal
Castle Island, County Kerry.
Parnell will return to London, Wednesday
Egan and Brennan will remain in Paris al
present.
LONDON. February l5 The bill for pro
lection of person and property in IRELAND
makes slow progress in the committee of the
House of Commons. but so far nearly all the
amendments which have tended to limit it,
scope. have been rejected by an overwhelm
ing majority.
In the Commons, Vernon Harcourt sale
that he has information that James Stephens
the Fenian head centre. has arrived in Paris
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MISHAPS AND MISDEEDS
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Several Men severely Injured.

ST. LOTS, Mo-, February Is. While two
locomotives were clearing the track of the
Richmond branch of the Wabash road, Sat
urday, the rear engine with eight men was
thrown down an embankment. The con
ductor ana engineer were badly scalded.
The section boss had several ribs broken.
Three Others were injured.
As the engine of the ST. Joseph & Western
road was crossing the bridge over Blue river,
near Marysvile. Has. yesterday, the rails
spread and it was thrown into the river.
Miscellaneous.
Berdan's jewelry store at Patterson, n. j.,
was robbed Monlay night of $4,000 worth
stock. No clue.
While hosting out the mainmast of the
Swedish ship Clcopetra at BROOKLYN, Tues
,lay morning, the mast broke, crushing tC
death Henry Kerr, Geo. Victor and John
Anderson.