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groBen NenOHtutee'S.
Sin Mittel NIT ribm(idsr
&eraanaenheit.

2as gebduSe zines srOben Jlencmmees luirS Mot
an eiuem Gage aui9etdbrt oas 5unbamentn nus maIEs.
unO ttef iein, unO Osr OBc O6er6au erforbert ui,[
Seit. etnc r8enOHO 9iiie, 70 Fann oas 9onss plot.
d uno obne Die N16gdttelt Der 8aeparatlir uommen,
fipen. Sam beran Semano biDeifeln, Der aeie5en,
pic ge,uiiie pcrtblol gleoi5inen, bic ,u epberer,r
GoOretdt auI9epu porOsn, ber 8erseiienbeit anbeiu
seialen iinO gbcr pdbrenO bas goftrum o6ne nne.
ren &utb ueribUinoe iieiat oaS ddte Seiamittei ,I
es GscntRum elmer gtn8eIpcrfon oOer Htt. sur 55pae
Suie Oes GrfOI9es eupor. een steisen in Ser Bolts,
sunf lift Uienedt teiu rai@es. abcr Elm oeHo Sbeyeres.
Inter ben lang betudbrtsn grdparoten, tueae F5
Sdritt fur etritt Ons gertrauen Oes gubGtums ey.
uOTben baben, befst teiHes b0bere gmpicbIunasn
GSIorn's niiiilGes RinoNtIa nnO tomiS@es
S!arfanesmitteI. Der uriprirgHbe poGRanotse
glame oieies ni6ertreihten 9)ncIms 1T Gobers
etebts's fIaifses 9ain0Feif4.gruatt uHO gonic Sn.
OisoratOr. rlriprinsIid Elm enfades &inbHeiIb,
grtraf nad Sem TcJept be8 garOns BON Gie6ts su6es
reitet erbett es meOBnae geigo6en, barlnter gilen
rro Guliepo. aufunss sniodes gabnassmiittI, Bat
es iid i'm eouie BON Orsi8ebn Sabren 81 ienem ee3en
boten Saonse aIs ssArfunsss, umRimmungss uuo
GtrOentrdftisun9s crbO6sn. glur iebr uense
Dli'te babsn bas Slid stba6t, Oas gertrauen Der
aer8te 10 urbeOtast gu seOirner, baB 6m BON seiten
Oerfettsn Die sntbuFuiaFtn eObeserbe6uu9ns gu 95eu
WurOsn unO ss an bObss @;els 10 Rarf ausaeOrldt.
Guertcnnuns ssifnoen.
3u ben &orpsrbefaDtrOen. Jar Oertn
SeietttgunB ss fl sisnet 8dRten s&pda
DE 0pspepite, g6Bsbruu8, sung sniran,.
Esiten. StutoTmuth Gnttraf.aps Der
8raasn uHS safriids @s'.B5arteih
ais 9siImittst 6si9. 9.ampItisSer-Wala.
0tbsasuns btfiet6en Sat
,lHiitses Rtn6fIetf6 uub toni.
, I6es Stdrfuus smitteI MID ietnss 9tsts
d en-. 9urd B6rbsruns Der 8erbauunss.
funtttOneu uub @ausua6iOuberuns bs-
fetttst ss fenen frant9aftsu 3ufaHS
6ss epfsms, DsGaer BEN Sumpfftebsr
EbGr unO 2bOr 6fiuet uno es st6t ttt.
men Rartersn SsGss istuer gOr5ase, ats
ben Ra6Dets fsintr nttssumptfie6et,
@irtuRa. Sn allen gpOt5eten gu 5a5cu.
6. u. grittenton, aleniler alsnt,
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Nblcbcu eincs 14=idbriscn Wfab:
0erS am Sdnferipabnjinn.

YbtIa 3 e . B a, IS. san. = Net 90
roner belt bcute Sormittag cine lluteriu=
dung iiber bas am lettGt Montage erfolgte
pl0tliHe 9lbleben Der uiersebnidbrigen Safe
0tanton, rafbem iie ldngere 3ctt tdgtd be-
trunfen gemelen mar. Die 9ei6moreneu
goben einen &abripruf ab, mad melGem
6aS IGudleu am SGuierpahufun itarb.
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Sntercnanter 9Srp;e1 eeacn Sen
ebemali9en Scmotra tif ben Ganz
oiSaten fur Die Sice= HraiiSent=
Sdbdft.

gfem Yorf, 18. San. - 9ti6ter Sar
rett iteltte beute inn Sbergeridte etnen Sc=
id)lagnnb bmcbefebl gegen ba8 biefge Gigenz
tbunl bcs Sru. gSm. $. Gngliib pom Sn=
biana, bcs lebten bcmoiratiiden giceprGT=
bcn,l ,l6aitsz@anbi1aten, ans. Die Slage
purbe BON 98m. 3. 0lurpbg eiugelcitet,
ned, [ $3.50 BON Gngliib beanipruht. gr
erfldrt, Ell babe i'm lcttcn 6erbite 3lebeu ;u
@uulten bes bemotrdtii9en Sifets in S,n-
oicna gfbalien unJ Die Sergiiung, Die ibm
Gnaliih 0Qiii: periprOdlen, ME betommen.
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Der bunocrtite ScburtStae ScS
grnneers Scs wSnn= ScllppS~=


GbtcGgo, Sis, IS. Sauuar. - 3wi-
iden orct uno pterbunbert &eprdientanteu
Der peridiebcucu 2ogen oeS nS0o s6eQom8"-
Srbcns in 0teiem Staate famen geltern in
bteiiger Staot al, I'M al Der 6ccr OcS
BunOertfen @eburtStagcS 3boS. QSilOep'S,
beS @riinberS NeS Sr0enS in oieicm gauNc,
theil;unChnleu,
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Ninc nctte 1Snmi1ic.

: no y, N=Y., IS. San. = Wi0f0ctQi e
1et, GO Sabte alt, murvc brute eiueS ihauo
barcn 9lngrifieS aui bic 13 -itbrtgc gl'iabc.6 3
Grue itbcrfiibrt. Gtuer ieiner S5buc ii9t
mc9cn zines abnlidCn &erbrehenS I'M Sc
Itngnihe ju 2llbHup, uu6 Gin ;wcitcr So6u,
peid]cr eincn Bferbe0tebitabl I'M Gefduguiiic
I'll 8rop biBt nad)te tiir5lid5 ciueu Sermd),
Ieue Quitalt uie0er ubfeuueu
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Die Oplp= unS Silber= Nrpsufttcn
SeS SScffeuS.

Can SranStsco, IS. Sanuar. .-Oen
Seri1ten pon @ells, Sarge & Comp. 3ufOlge
betrng inl abgelaufenen Sabre Der Grtrag
Der Soelmetalle III ben Staaten unb gerris
torlen ipeIlltd bonn Wiiiiouri. Sluiie, etn=
l6lteBltdl Sritilb Goluniua, unb Der in
Gan Sran;tsco BON Der gScfffiiIte Merifo's
eingetrohenen Senbungeu:
@ole. ................S S31 ,S69, 6S6
Stlber. .................... 45,077, ,S29
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Srdubc.

81 anfat o, 0linn., Is. Sau.-3as bie
fge SpernbanS ipuroe iudbrenb Der oergaits
genen yad)t burd Seuer seriiort. @ebduSe
uno Snbalt iparen fir $13, 800 pcrii6ert, in
beiieu ift Der Serluit bebeutcnO bober.
Yitts sburg, Yenni., IS. San. = SiQ-
barb & Sterritt's @ie6erei an SuoueSne=
gSap, nabe Der 8. Giraffe, 9ing beutc in
6lammen ant unb 3ebn bena9batte &obne
bauier ipurben bei6doi9t. Der Serlu1t oil
Der @ieBerei betrigt etma $4,000.
SaneSpille, Semi, IS. San.-giner
Der gr0Bten r6oblenbreder" in 9u;erue.
Gonntp, ben SO. s. s. Sapben 6 @ont9.
geb0rig, murbe in pergangener Naht nebit
etlpa 200 Gonnen &ohleu eingeddert. Ser
Inf $2G0,000. Man uerinutbet Sranbitif>
tung. 3pilhen 800 uno 400 grbeiter merz
ben bur6 ben SranD bcifdftiguugSlOs.
Ser 6elcmarft.
gfem 9orf, 18. Sanuar. - Soigenbes
itnb bic Shlubuotirungen: @elo brafte
5 bis Su 2 Yro3. uno idloB Al 3 Yro;.
Sterling @edel 4.S2I-a aui go Sageu
-4.S64 auf Sidt. = 8unbes Sbligatio.
men: perldngerte Sedier 101, DO. ser 1924,
Al prog. 1144, DO. 4=pros. 11Sg. - Gftien ::
Aoams' Grpres 147, Central Bacific 90a,
Gbeiapeafe & Ohio 20f, Grie Ala, DO. S3,
2afe Sbore 1144, N.<S. Central 94s, Nortb
Weitern 1877, DO. Brior. 1894, N=Y. Central
1344, Bittsburg 1856, 8eabiug 594, Siod< So
lamb 134, llniOus Yaciic 119s, @eitern.
Union s1t.-llnteridasanits sSilan,: Sart<
geib -, 1876, 961.S4, @orrant $4,512, 427.77.
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Scbnunfaue.

9b icago, 1S. San. - Gin Gtl,uo So,
yBennInlDaniasSabn, ipelher UNI 5 llbr qe
fern gfa6mittag uOn bter abgiuq, coQiSirtt
'u gnglepoOb, in nnnIittelbarer Rdbe bieiel
Stobt, nit eiIem Sra6t;uge. 2ofontotiu.
iiFrer Soiepb g,.-"Lln Icgte Die &rerIsirii III
unb iprang nod Dor benz 5aiantin:nito5e NIT
bem Seiier SEQ. gSenb BON Der 2ofpmo.iue
berab. Die Sofomotiue, lomie 3uei 6rdft=
maggonS murben tbetlmeiie bemolirt uuo
icdls bis adt Baiiagicre leiGt uerlcbt. @ra=
hcm lnb gSenb trugen Idmere aopfmun0en
bapon. 8em Ginen muroe Elm 2luge adn,z
lid aus bem 6Opfe geriIien uuo Der Qnbere
erbielt cine iiinf ,3Oa lange &opipunoe unO
biB lidl liberties Die 3unge in Der Witte rein
ab. Ser Srad)tsug treuste geraoe oas @e=
leile, ais Der 3nIemmenitoB erfOlgte.
WI aeon, @a., IS. San. = 3met gSag=
gons eines mad Columbus beainlmten gu
gcs puroen BeHte iriib in oieiet Staot burd
cine @Oaifion nit elmer 2otomotiue bemo>
lirt Sr. Sropn Rin1berfD mnrOe am
Betne Ucrpuubet, allein bic ubrtgeu Yaiia=
giere fnnen nit Dem S6refcn oapon.
Nfilmaufee, @isc., IS. San. - Gin
meElid gebenber 5radBug Der oSbebOpsan=
8cftern Sobn" uurbe geitern III @leuoeu=
lob, 20 Dieilen peflid) bon Sbeboggan,
onr6 cine ifobbofte Sfiene aus benz Sc
leiie gei9leuoert unb bic 6abiiie, in relher
flf Der @onbufteur, stpei greuiIer uno 26
Yaiiagtere befanben, ftiir3te BON Der 20 Sup
boben BabnbOidung berab. Werfmirbiger
gSeiie tuuroe Niemano erbeblid) perlstt.
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q @unsesfentprnahl in so,pn.

3eS NoiHes, Sa., Is. San. - SciOe
9Guicr Der @eieegebuug trateu bcate Mit.
tag in gemeiniamer Situng ;uionlmen unO
eripdblten 6rn. Sumes s. 9Siiou gum Suu=
0cSicuator.
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&frrnne Gnite

Concord, N.sp., IS. San. - Seri6te
aus peridieoenen @egenoeu BON Getp-0amp=
ibire ergeben, oaB bas thermometer beute
friib auf 10 bis "a @rab unter Null itamb.
Mon gomerp, N.zY., 1S. San.-llm
10 llbr beute friib itanb bas Thermometer
auf 4 @rab inter 9luu. Gs mar innerbalb
10 Stunoeu Inn nabe,u 30 @rab geialen.
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$16.947515

SIb,J4I y0I0
Californian ;eigt cine 3unabme an Silbcr
unb cine Abnabme all Sob, Nepaba einc
sbnabnle, mdbrenb in lltab, COLORADO uno
4ri;ona cine 3unahme itattqefunben bat,
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0ennpr'Ihe Nrppbe;eiunaeu. II.

pbe3eit: nGS eriitireu au3eiden bon oen.
Serannaben befttger Stiirme, iueldle iif
pabrideinli6 iiber einen groBen She'll oeS
amerifaniiden Continents unb nl0gli6er
9Seiir aud aui europa erfreden tper1en.
Die Stiirme merben iuabri6einli1 ;mii6en
Dem 20. nno %. .. 81. (nddfeu Sretteg unO
Samitag) eiutreteu uub bon SdHee oDe: 9fe.
gen begleitet iciu. gfew=Yort unb bic be-
nadbarten Siiitenitrtde Der 0fittelitacten
biirften upn bieien Stiirmen Stelnlih Def
rig beimgciuht tperocu. Die Sempet4
tllr tpirb idtperltb niebrig iein. Sir GrOB=
brti..9unien iteben beTtige Sdneeitirme in
ansfat. 81, 81! drBeriteH SiSen prp am,
"A. nno 25. 3. 0. taltes @etter un6 S6uee
geii0ber eirttreten."
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Srci Gilbreher bmr6 stpei iansc
SlrSd1en b.ttascjt cemdtf1t.


s bicago, IS. San. - Ser ;rpan3tgz
idbrtge 2ouis q. Snitb crtappte in DC. ie9z
ten gtad)t brei GiabredJer bel einem Serluz
DIE, Elm &obnbaus Oil Der Sulto' fraBe gu
pliinbern. @r perif)affte iid einelt 5'cuolper
unb ftellte iid an Ser ointertbiire aui, ipdb=
renb er ietnen jiingeren Gruber mad Der
SorbertBiire iGidte, Inn bic @lofe i'll sieben.
alS tie 8iebe baraufbin burd bic 9inter=
tbire entfOben, nabmen bic SriiOer cinen
oerielbcn feit nnb id)Oiien BEN slueiten uieoer,
pdbrcnb Ser brittle, auf ben ite e6enfalls
feuertcn, entfanI. Gr murbe lebOd lpdter
in Der BeftzSn6ianaitraBe petbaftet .unb rlS
etn gepiiier Sobn @arritp ioentifiSirt. 0,e
beiben lebrigen beibeu Otarttn uno Did
Surlong un6 iinb ais desperate @eielleu be-
fannt. Did 6urlOng, Der GeId)oiiene, liegt
I'm GStnrhetf
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Der Reger % Sadionin Orus
ore, Yenni., III geitern idulbig befuubsn
iuorben, ieine eigene 9ohter 8olauna, elm
Mdohen BON IL SabreH, uno oeren Stief-
idwefier Sba gfibdHpet ;u haben.
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sonnernse ebilippifa sesen bic ,stal,uarts.

gr bcnunSirt Gonflins, Grant uno glrtbn
alS Die mtrtli6en S1ulOigen.
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Gefesrap6if6e QepefGeu.
Gin Shrecflihes s,erbre t,,eu.

gsri6te Der n9tiiceiirten gree" fir ben ,9alt4eu
Sprreippupsnteu
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Der @aiteat-g gro;e6.
Cine amfreeenSe Sieilug.

scopille errest cine eeuia.icn.
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Spcbcn erbalteu :


fi,pue eeutiot,e &artpffeln per 9anlpier ,,6pbeu=
:plern" nnc bilIig 81 BADEN bel
.. Spnies 6 Comp,
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Obituaries

HARrioEp, CoNSa January 4.-lIon.
George y. Pcet VI Canaan, Connecticut, ia
dead. lie was prominent Democratic
politician and state Senator. In 1850 he
was candidate for the national Congress.
SHREVEPORT, La, January 4.--Colonei
W. {. Melvin, well known civil engineer.
III charge OF the government works al the
mouth of Jones Bayou, died suddenly here
yesterday, II is supposed of heart discate.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January A spe-
cial announces the death Hon. c. Clnv.
at his country residence. near Huntsville.
Alabama, Tuesday. He was buried nj
Huntsville yesterday with great pomp.
The deceased was United States Senator of
Alabama before the war, and Confederate
state Senator during the war.
NEW York, January 4.--.John W. Draper
died this morning, aged IL.
.RUnNoNp, KY, January i.--lamcs Isam
died IN this county last Sunday, aged lOl
years. During the war OF 1872 he passed
ms time in cavern IN the mountains.
making Saltpctrc for the manufacture oi
gunpowdcr for the American army.
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Arthur. Reception Well A,,.,,0,,

WASHINGTON, January 2--prcsidcnt Ar
thur received the dgnitaries, the lcrisla
tors, the military men, aud the people To-
day from II till nearly }. Between two and
three thousand people filed in at the doc,
and filed out at the open window Tbc
diplomatists were in full court togeery,
some with gold braided cockade hats and
shining uniforms, and the army and navy
more than 800 strong, were rcsplendent in
the most rectangular Of syallow.in,i. "v anS
the Senate. were clad In black irorts
Tho people wore the richest .,lls
vslyets and iurs, and the most iattrreJ
shivering. and the wsrmest OF garments
,v,l,e, vnsre ny oeen good deal Of stir at the
s,treamsd into the east parlor window.
Rugs were hcing laid ON the rich, rcd rarnet
OF the east room, and Oh the delicate. .,in,SS
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'bhsSS,s 4 hs;S OF the blue, green and red rooms,
s.s 'ihSs VI ureadtuliy uncertain strength,
was helng. matte from the exit vndc,,,
across the deep area to the tagging. Benn.
tuul nowers from The conseryatcries ma
po.Ieu plants from the green.house were
nelhg arranged in the long hail onS
.he various apartments. Nessenyar.
HuSneu hltaer aud thither aud mornfeS
hoiicemen with severe stern yisare y,,llone1
ineir horses up and down the driye.way
i", noo' p9ilceisen In squads filed M and took
possession OF the White House and sternly
u''., u',.e ,ne sma!l boys from the lawn nn3
RS;rt,No All a'ong The avenue. and anon
d,,p,tanns r,p,Gamatv how and in the fashionable
'le' oi thcelty, carriages rnllud rnlIdlv
soon after 10 o'cloel, Tie Marine hnns
Wuieh Is about tho only navy onnn,.
lehahce Of consequence remainin'sF az,
Pearea at the White. iIm,se
gate and were soon Iacoiel
the vestibule, blowing ;hrir Gnsers
ana stamping their ieut to r,,,rore ,l,,.sa,,'
vuStlQh necessary for the nlanipnlaiio,s ec
ne slS'SmnS Instruments. Np rrosi
ueh', W'hle oii these Preparations were .,o.
ll,,e on, had brenEiaNcd with his ehildr,'n
S"msou ,S,'a, d. tne newspaper aud speut a fen
loiivn.s ,ho t', Nun ms secretary. The hour for
,no i"IihaiitlSs was IL, but 1t was fully half
az nour nSlore that time that there was
lcafi Il rustic of silks on tn, sfnirs n,,i;n,,,
'l'E me arrival of the ladies who were to
N. VIE lreSiuent After they had re-
L.fti their wraps, the President came ONT
Mt" m.i, 'o' cabinet room and chattcd awhile
Wi'd 'arm, Some Of them Ind snnnt
'"H'r ot ils ruurs of Sunday with ihe prns.
iuv"'. "rFe We're certain formalities thar
ler,!'" Vi ,''sNioh, and perhaps prclim.
.,.,S ~. '''5, ana the parts had been well
n,HS'egtd ,,,1, es, " o0May evening, The rumb-
u'lb Hl SaFiasrh ~ tho driveway few min
.o 'EN'e ST. S'W%e', that the Cabinet
"HS thc "ip'nH"t'a we're prompt: not
'''1 aP' ''WtNe' i.'oi, The brillmnily.clad
w "' lHg NtfHa band, who had.
" 49, i''' >v.F 'o'2 arranged his men
''i W. '"' N'tlilc. and at precisely
'''N '''.H"' l2' raised his baton and
r't'rn nodded his head
'glt '.o 'od and the White House
'"'.'' w strains OF "ilail 10
o'' @ o' Homcnt later pres-
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NEw GoGE, January 4.-Stocks active
and higher, Alabama, class 4, 2's to js, Sol;
do \ small, 81; do b SIS lo3; do c Is so;
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
l25E do preferred 49,; Eric, ~; East
Tennessee Railroad, 3Il; Georgia Railroad,
lGi; Illinois Central, l20l; Lake Shore a
Michigan Southern, ll2E Louisville 4
Nashville, oSl; Memphis d Charleston, 20,
Nashville Y Chattanooga, $50; New York
Central & Hudson River, 1901 pittsburg 4
Cleveland, lS5; Richmond " Allegheny, Is:
Richmond y. nnnville, ISL; Wabash, NJ.
LOUIS x iaciiic, 10y do preferred, dSE Rock
Island, l3l; Western Union Telegraph. ;nl,
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Sr Loss. Jmmry i,-uo NcW lcar's
day in the vicinity o, Loriama, Mi.aouri,
John Nors5n Shaw, enc og BHl Aaa,rsoa'g
gpcuilC, was sia. ana, kilcl 5v hi,
brother, Marsha. SnlW The unldpr
grew out Ola lpily ieh Sa0ut the Qlr.s.
ion oi their fathers property. In Mak.
lS>0, John Morgan Shaw sh5. and killci
his brother, rurrlu and this second TRAGEDY
is the result O. the first
In the southern part of MONTGOMERY
county, Missouri December 18th. John.
loe and Abbey King went 10 Mr.. Nesonl
house, near Americus, where fight oc.
Cured, in which young Nelson was killrd
saturday night, the Both of December, !
band otciti2ens attacked Kings house, shot
and wounded old Mrs. King, and one OF
her sons, and killed Mrs. Austin and an.
other Of Kings boys.
NEW YORK, January "A Pensacola
Florida, dispatch sGys: At Pine Orchard
| Yesterday, Abraham Watkins was murder.
ed by his step-father, Oliver Francis Wat.
! Ems fought desperately for his life until
| Francis pl lungcd u knife into his abdomen,
and drawing il upward indicted horrible
wound Watkins fell and expired in few
moments. Francis shot him twice after he
| fell.
A special from Liberty, tennessee, state,
that in fight in a saloon at Auburn. Gam.
non county, last night Central Bethel shoi
and killed Andrew foust0n and Charley
Odom, and shot and mortaly wounded Bsd
McAdoo. Greatest excitement prevails I'm
the place over the shooting but no arrest,
hcyc vet been made
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miued the act, that he really believed h,
was thereby producing rublie LNpetit my
carrying out an inspiration oC divine
otig'n' or approved as such
the belief would not afford any excuse
Eor WouIu such excuse be afforded by the
lael th0t ~ the commission OF the act he
was lmpeled by depraved moral sense,
w"e'het innate OF acquired, or an evil nus
sion or Indifference to moral obligation
Gmteau--" All of which is false"
Yd-lnSanity would, however constitute
defense, II by reason OF disease, the accnsed
az the time OF committing the act
charged did not know what he was doing,
II he d!d not know that What he was doiig
Is contraryto law.
N9isau-"l had NJ choice in the matter.n
f'n-Lhe only evidence in the present ease
tending To show an irresistible inuulse
to commit homicide is the claim of the ne.
cused that his free agency was DESTROYED
by ms alleged conviction that the death of
the PRESIDENT was required for the good of
lhe American people, and was diyiu;y in.
splred' such conviction if il really ex-
lsted, could not afford any excuse
when the party knew what he was doing and
that 1t was contrary to law. Nomerc delu-
SION or error OF judgment prohibited BY law
Is commanded or approved by divine
uuthOrlly--
Guiteau-"God's law is higher than
mans law"
Jan exempt the accused from responsi-
blity for breaking the law. Tohaves,ich ~
eleet, thc commission OF the act must have
been the result OF an insane
mind which was the product
OF q disease of such force M 10
deprive the accused oftho degree Of reason
necessary 20 distinguish between right and
wrong IN respect 10 the act so thatnt tlr
time ofcommiitiug ihe act hcdid MOI know
what be was doing, or ii he aid thar the nc,
,%"S wrong or contrary 20 the law OF the
land.
AZ Ncoyille's, motion the court was then
Wponrned HniiI Saturday morning, To sNc
tine tor tn defense to prcparc no.p.; Of
law.
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Failed.

PORTLAND, ME., January III. Winslow
Jones Il Co.'S. packing firm. incorporated
under and English law, doing
business IN Portland, and own,
ing fifteen corn factories, Gnv lobster
factories In Maine, und II lobster md ssi.
mon factories IN the provinces, have to-day
failed for siS2iNO. An attach.
mcnt was put IN on last nirht
ut the Instance Of New YSrs
parties The assets, Two years apo, when
the corporation was organized, were s&s.
600. The immediate cause of the laiMr @
is u too rapid expansion vi business.
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AnsiIm.


NtNN4"' W NAis IlclAlA.
AUSTIN, January 4--Rcsolutions were
llled in the State Department to-day by The
Matador Cattle. Company, of Fort Worth,
increasing their capital stock to $4,000.
The AttorneyGencral's report for 1881
shows the following crime record
indictments for iponies, 1905; for misdc.
meanors, 72l; iniormations presented, 4, ,l9S;
trials, 72Oi convictions 4,l7G arquitas,
2,l'O; eases pending, 1891 No reports were
received from unorgani2ed counties
one case dying from smallpox is report
cd this evening, and another is said 10 be
very low. No new eases IN the city, but
! one is reported from the county, eight
miles out, Rev. j Niebcrs,a - Swedish preach.
er, viii be brought in tomorrow l6r trea-
ment.
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yncclna,inr Ac,ors

Nkw foRK, January i.-Nearly onc.hal
OF the actors and actresses of this city hay,
been vaccinated at police headquarters
Ihc cause OF the scare wn,
T. 10 rumorcd, that sninncI
w. Fierey, the leading man of the Booth
Troupe had died of small pox in Boston
aud ON Saturday night three traycll,n,
uonpes, members Of which had been n-o'
tlated with Picrcy, arrived in this rity from
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IInmNtnn.


7pV'lUl 10 lnc utfaIu.
HorsroN, January i.-Bcn Storkin, a
Freight conductor Of the Texas & New Or.
leans Railroad, was brought IN over the
road this morning severely injured from n
wrecked freight tram, His skull was frac.
tured and cther injuries sustained. which /,
Is thought, may prove fatal.
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IndIsisd-riend nnlii,-

NEWARK, n. j., January City Auditor
Fred 4 Palmer was indicted by the Grand
Jury to-day for forgery aud at once placed
h the bar, when he plead gsilty to ci-ht
indictments for forgery of endorsement : on
warrants drawn on the City Trrssnrrr'
lie was remnndcd to iaii.
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sncelsl 10 tlc IIernlh.

epttial 70 thc Herald.
TENARGASA, January -Mcmtyrcs slin.
slrels landed hero to-day for the purpose of
showing tonight. Their baggage WIS at.
i.9chod loraC. o. d. package they got last
March irom tho Southern Express Com.
pany without paying for it, and iS which
they afterwards refused payment.
Town quiet.
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JsRsRryiLlk, lLL., January s.-Tho lia.
bilities of Enoeh Littleheld, banker, whose
suspension was announced YESTERDAY. ars
sJO,0oe. iAssets $4,000. A committee hn,
been appointed TO wind up his ahairs.
Creditors are TO be paid IN full.
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Marine

LospsS, January A telegram from
hon,erideo states that the bark Frank Ma.
rion, rom brunswick, Georgia, struck n
rock while, in charge VI the pilot, S ssus,r, =
her to leak. She was discharging ior re-.
pairs.
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orruMwA, Ia, January 4.--t,reat excite.
ment prevails here over the alleged discox.
cry OF gold and silver In paying 1uenii,i,s
near the town OF lincoln, NEBRASKA
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STATE SPECIALS.
i nan Run Over by u Galveston
street Car and Killed =. The
Driver Arrested and Ad.
mitted to Bail.

muted to Bail.
Suicides at San Antonio and at Over.
ion''.lhe States Crime Record
i0r the Year 1881.
\ Freight Train Conductor is Severed;
Injured by an Accident ON The
New Orleans Road.
a Minstrel 'TroEpe's Baggage Al.
iaehad nj TcSarkana.
Hon. 7. b. aea,cy Addresses the
Citizens os Austin.
Other Interesting State News.