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TRANSIT OF VENUS.
AN EccENTRIclTy OF THE PLANET
a Wonderful Event Ia Astronomical, Scitnce-TA 10
Exhibition Comes or Promptly At the Hour
ASaonneed-1hs 0bMrta,lous Made-for
Further. Particulars See nil. Below.

ClScISSATl, o., December U.-Observe,s
ssthe Cincinnati Observatory are suffering
unmeshrable disappointment, because tl,t,
clouds obscure the scene ind prevent any
satisfactory observation of the transit Of
Venus a clear sky at midnight gave high
hopes ol Gear weather to-day, but tho sun
rose partly obscured and soon became
wholly invisible. Shortly before 10 o'clock
.he clouds. grew 80 thin that the sun was
distinctly visible. private observers, with
ordinary field glasses, dimmed by smoked
glass; were able to see distinctly the planet
on the lower portion OF the sun. The nj.
most was done at the Observatory nj tbe
!lmc' but the result WIS fur from satisiac.
tory. 'T'
BosroS, December notwithstanding
inc clouds, the Harvard Observatory made
satisfactory observations OF the first and
second contacts in the transit OF Venus.
LONDON. December 6.--In consequence
ottie uniavomble weather the transit Of
venus was totally invisible from Green.
wlch Observatory. ,0t ....,i5.
VrrAWA, December G.-An observer hero
took a successful observation Of the transit
Of Venus at the interval instess this morn.
ing. ..H& g1a l,1H,5l 80 ~
:sAS FRANCISCO, December GA dispatch
lloln Lick observatory. Mount Hamilton.
at IN. says: Splendid clear day iorlv,
eight photographs OF the transit haye
already been obtained.
CHICAGO, December 0.-At II o'clock
clouds began to overcast the sky, md
obscure the sun, causinga stoppage Of the
o'clock fully an inch Of snow had falen
aud the storm was greatest in WISCONSIN,
Iowa and Nebraska. At Dearborn obser.
yatory ten photographs were taken. the
last one at ILLS. 5n
NEW, 1oEK, December G.-Clouds prc.
vented Or. Peters at Hamilton Colfev,
from getting satisfactory views. Observers
At Yale are well satisfied with the results,
signal officers at Washington are pleased
with their work. Professors at West Point
regarded the results OF their observations
rs excellent.
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TIM Union railroad project is making
haa,.' .'way. The joint committee now un.
lerstA nds very clearly what lies before ii,
The dc,.eils are not yet decided on, bnt the
wurl: in it's general scope is cut out. The
city must secure for itself right Of way
along the river front, that it may be offered
to all roads desiring to enter Wheeling.
This is the general proposition, and this is
what the city must look 10. a Union road
builtund owned by the city would be pre-
ierable, but there are, perhaps. financial
reasons in the way. But the city can, it is
believed, secure the right to such II way us
the roads desiring to come in will be glad
to build on at their own expense, still
leaving the control with the city-an e.
sen,ial condition which must be insisted
Dn. The views OF the railroad officials, as
pesen.ed to the committee, have thrown
helpful light upon the question and will
ai'l in the solution OF the general prob
lem. ,L.I..- .a..F
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WASHINGTON, December 6.-There are
several Territories; knocking attthe doors
Of Congress asking for admission as States,
the principal ones being Washington and
Dakota. The delegates from both say that
there is no longer any, question in regard
10 their having the necessary population,
that having been conclusiyely proven ut the
recent election. Governor Sheedon, OF
New. Mexico, arrived here to-day. It is
understood he comes here TO canvass
for the admission oi New Mexico! A
number Of leading citizens Of Dakota arc
here, busy explaining how much
Tho people OF tho Territory want admis.
sion 10 the Union Us State. Though the
chances are very slim OF securing favorable
Congressional action this session, they
propose to keep up the agitation so rs to
make their admission sure thing by the
next Congress. Many Republicans favor
the admission OF Dakota and Washington
for the rcason that they are looked upon
as sure to elect Republican Senators, which
it is calculated would give the control OF
the Senate to the llspnblicapS for some
yeATS 10 COulesss., T. e. "I. !.
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? GABLE CLICKS,

Anthony Trollope, the novelist, is dead.
Dr. Leopold STAN, II prominent odvor,,.
Of 1T Jewish reform in Germany, is dead.
The Hing Of Bavaria has given for,v
thousand marks to assist the people made
destitute ythc late floods. !. - ''''No
The number OF agrarian outrages in Ire
iahd dur'ns November was 50. This con.
trusts lavorablywith previous lists.
IN view Of tho disposition Of Arabi's case
1t ID expected that all other leaders in T tLe
rebellion, re set, except sulciman pasha, will be-
pardoned. - TSS.4 Hi. : ,I",''
Inc Christians at Billie Lave sent dep,.
talion TO Erzeroum to complain against the
Governor lor hinderins them from saving
their goods during the late fire. - '''''a ''''Aa
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GRAVE: ROBBERS
Plying Their NcfnriOux Work at MIL.
49, y -lorrbur:,. Obi. } y 81

Plying Their Ncfhri0iS Work at MIL.
3;5. iorshurs, ohio. j 81;
MlLLElisnuRd, December .G.-Thc medi.
cine men OF this place are pretty well
warmed ;,up to-day over a clear case Of
grave robbing, which took placc day or
two ago in this locality, and which in
wolves parties in this place. The body is
supposed to be that OF Mrs. John Gordon,
who lived about four miles west OF here, and
whose remains were inferred in country
graveyard near where she lived. The CORPSE
Ind been packed in saw.dust in n box, and
was sent from this place 10 q C!eve.
land doctor last Friday morning. The EN-.
ploves OF the express office at Cleveland
investigated the suspicious looking box,
and found it contained Il corpse. The job
was bungliugly done, althoug III it was not
the first that these same parties had exc
cuted within thepast few days. The parties
went to Cleveland to-day 10 investigate the
matter. S'st
The remains Of Nlrs.J ohm Gordon arrived
here tonight on the S o'clock train from
Cleveland. The grave robbers will no
doubt find things protty warm Ior them in
this locality. pgllr' ri
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The Knlkcr Murder Trial.

- oF' NPss8"' eUITcNIUlIutNl, I --T----T-
:, fAiMoST, W. VA, December G,-Judso
flemine's rulings to-day in the Baker mur.
der trial knocked some OF the props from
under the prosecution. The prosecution
relied on the dying declarations
Of Baker, the murdered man, and these
were ruled out, thereby weakening the
prosecution. The day was mostly con. on
sumed in arguing the question Of the dyin"
declarations, 1850" VI ''' "''Ae
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TuOCeNf Postage.

w AsluSaToy, December 6.-0n the 9Th
Of Just June Senator Davis, Of West SHir.
ciii;a, offered resolution Ereclting THAT
sincetho establishment Of theS Postotice
Department .ha gate on all mail matter haS
several times been reduced, yet soon after
each reduction tle revenues Of said de-
partment have increased, and that the
Postmaster General having insipeted that
during tl)e present fiscal year tha dsps,t.
nlent VIII 10 more than self.sistaintu9
the resolution reauekeed the Committee On
postotliccs and POst.roads 10 enquire into
and report upon tho cxpediency aud pro.
priety Of reducing the rate Of postage on
all letters to two cent9 aut on newspapers
and other printed matter to ha|t the pres.
lept yate; a|sp 0l increasing tRe !a'e op
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DAVIS DOCTRINE,
An Illustration Of the AdaSc, "I'l,t NJ
Your Trust In Princes, JFt

AN Illustration Of the Adasc, "I'a,t MOI
l! Your Trust In Princes, yFf
From our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December G.-David Davis
has again come down from his position OH
the fence. The Republicans are somewhat
dissatisfied with the present organization
OF the Senate committees, and, ut caucus
on Monday, it was decided to partially re.
organize them. Some OF the most
prominent Republican Senators are
on minor committees, while other Senators
have a. double share of tle important
places. AS the Senate now stands, no chan &c
can be effected withoutthe consent aud vote
Of President Davis, md when approached
in tho name OF the caucus and requested
to consent:to such changes rs were desired
be refused. He holds that any reorganim.
ton OF the committee might upset the
present arrangement Of officials, and he pre-
fers to have matters remain in status quo.
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CRTTICIsING THE PRESIDENT,
The StRlwnrt Leaders Dissatisfied with
Arthmr'A Course.

Artllur'a Course.
WASHINGTON, December CT seems
that several Of the Stalwart leadey arc very
much dissatisfied with the course Of Presi.
dent Arthur. and some OF them eay that be
is making his administration conspicuously
weak and is displaying much less backbone
than Garfield. His southern policy has
been entirely controlled by Secretary
Chandler, and this astrte man
is managing .. everything so y- as, to
oppose and thwart the pluns and purposes
of the men in the South who have
always been /, staunch h friends Z Of
that wing Of the party with which
President Arthur llls been wont to train.
Mr.. Conkling, to whom he owes more per.
haps than TO any other man, appears 10
have almost, il not quite, given him UP.
Mr.. Conkling seldom'goes to Washington,
and here and in New York seldom goes
near the President. A few days since, in
speaking Of political allairs, he alluded to
he President rs ''that prize OK" 1t is I'M.
derstood TINT Mr.. Arthur has abandoned
any idea OF second term, and his prin.
cipal wish now is 10 get through bis pres.
ent term with rs much credit und rs little
fuss as he can. The chances are, however,
that stormy times are before him, and that
his administration will be no more salts.
factory to the leaders Of the party which
elected him than was that Of Hayes.
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RAILROAD COMPANIES
noun" 10 Protect Their Roads From

mum" 10 Protect Thcir Roads From
Robbers nnd Marnu.,cr.. -.
ST. LOUIS, December G.-Owing 10 the
boldness OF train robbers and m unusual
number OF bad Or suspicious characters in.
testing tile towns and country in the north.
ern part OF Texas, the railroad companies
are a. e; .aKlng unusual PRECAUTIONS to protect
passenger and express traias on lie Tcxas
and Pacific road will curry strong force
OF state Rangers AS 4, guard between
Fort Worth and El paso, and the other
roSas Will probably pursue the same course.
No captures have yet been made OF the
mem men who attacked a train on:the Gulf, col.
Eiauo S... :, anu santa re road II few days ago,
OF them was mortally wounded in tLe tioht
and died next day near CIcburne, and was
secretly buried by his comrades. - 80
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II HUntCrS trrCsirtl-

ST. LOUIS, December G.-Extensiye' :. ar. I
rests have recentlybeen made by the In.
dian police Of parties hunting buffalo and
other game on the reservations ;n-1nd;,n
territory. There is IL Federal law against
hunting on these lands, with the penalty
o., ol heayy line and contiscation Of effects
Inc authorities gay they are determined t to
stop this sort Of invasion, and have piyen
instructions to arrest all outside huntinp
parties found ON the reservation and con.
iascate their property. Hunters from
hasneas, Missouri, Illinois, Texas and
other stalcs have been arrested, and viii
6e arraisned before the nearest United
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CONGRESSIONAL, ,
biisa not Satisfied VIII, his 'AIIownnc &C
Tho bankruptcy HilI.

biisH not Satisfied with his AlIownnc &C.
Tho bankruptcy Bill.
From our Special Correspondent ga4
WASHINGTON, December G.-Dr. D. W.
Bliss will, it is said, refuse to accept the
amount awarded him by the Board Of
Audit. $4,000, for his services in connec.
ton with the illness OF President G fairfield,
and will endeavor to obtain what he be.
licves to be n reasonable compensation from
the Garfield estate. ff & fG {. +
.. Senator! Beck expects to get q vote to.
morrow on his resolution to investigate
political assessments, and he thinks 1t will
be adopted. -
1t is evident now that the Senate is. not
inclined to take up the subject of tax
reduction until after the Republicans shall
have consulted together as to whit should
be done. A'H. .=f :"
The debate started in the Senate today
on the bankruptcy bill will continue for
several days, at least, rs several Senators
want to speak OH that subject. ~
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Fire Record.

sr. PAUL, 1lIEs;; December e.-The
lurgs ,yranite block: corner ThirI anl
scblcy streets, owned by Charles Lockhart,
OF tho Standard Oil Company, occupied
principally by Aleals 4 Dean, wholesale
hardware, burned ai uoon to-day. Fhc
ire originated in the elevator shalt. The
total loss on building apl stock is $4,000,
mostly insured. - nv ~ !, /!
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TH Il TARIFF.
What Some oE.tho Pittsburgh Iron Mc,
Think Of II.

VHNt sSO1lC OIlug tltthDufEn Iron Men
Think OF II.
PITTSBURGH, December G.-The report o.
the Tariff Commission, printed this morn
ing, produced u profound impression il,
this city. In a talk with correspondent,
to-day, Mr.. Thomas Carnegie, directing
partner Of the Edgar Thompson Stee
Works, the largest plant in the country
said: = .=y4. - 7.g y.
ut is antasonistic to the steA interests
is direct blow qtthe prices paid for labor
but is all right as fur IFS the iron manuiac.
turers arc concerned"
"1n what way does it antagouizc the
the steel interests?"
THE 'Cresson meeting Of manufacturers
agreed that 81 -40,,or cent pound, was
the fair tariff on steel rails, This was no,
the opinion OF one man, but OF all those
who were thoroughly posted on the subject.
The commission has recommended duty
OF Sl7 02 Il ton, which is not enough. Such
a tariff would not affect Pittsburgh itself or
this section very much, but in the South
and Southwest, where rails can be brought
in by sea, it will have Il serious effect upon
the trade. l don't think it would affect
railroud extensions much, but it would
certainly largely affect the carrying trade
OF the roads running to the sections,
Under this change English rails
could be put into New York
Mt from S42 so to SIS. If this
figure is agreed upon it will keep down the
price Of rAils here and affect our general
market, and will, OF course, have a direct
bearing on the wages OF our men, for we
could moi. naturally pay them US much rs
when our profits are larger. As fur us steel
blooms are econcerned, the recommendation
to change the tariff on them 10 SIS II / a ton
is M advance Of s. 81 n, ton. over present
figures, and will, OF course, be oi al.
vantage 10 the American manuiac.
turers The rate suggested on iron ore
is, fifty cents ton-just; about what i,
is now. On pig it is decrease to 81, "
from 81, but this is not enough to cause
any serious effect. On iron rails there is
no change proposed, but the tariff remains
at Sis U.s.. Il believe the steel men will ON.
pose the suggestions oithc commission, but
it is to early 10 speak authoritatively now.
The iron men will be satisfied, suppose.
but tho laboring classes will not allow sucl,
changes to be made without protest. II
would not affect skilled labor, which could
afford to receive less pay, nearly rs nueI,
rs the lower classes Of labor.'
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MAJOR MCKINLEY receives his certificate
SS election to the Forty.eighth Congress
from the Eighteenth district Of Ohio. This
WAS y forgone conclusion. a majority Of
eight is not lnrge, but it is majority and
should carry the certificate with it. II
Mr.. Wallace carries his contest into the
,lonse, and the Democrats get fairly started
down grade, TINT little majority Of eight
would not stand long in the way. sl,1
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DIED.

SoME Ei-Al the residence OF Samuel Eide, a,
W. ~, oGeSk, %ednesdsy. December O. 1857 M
1L,tAIsth @o~Sf IN the I'd year Of her age ""'
tuacfai services at the residence oi Samuel Elder
40. "a Essh'eehsh street. to-day at3nM. Her w.
mains WI, be taken to rhiladcphia Tor !atemen,
N.Y. noSlnrin hs, Ssw York Gl!y Deeer.hcr d iss
Funeal notice hereafter.
AZ SnhhrzSkRon ,S,IasnSn "ednes,ny. Deeembe,
SEe. In the o2a scar Of hi, age asc. l't1' scnrI1t
Fueelsl uo.iee Tomorrow, ...I....... "
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THE VACANT PLACE,
Congressional Candidates In the Sow.
's, cnteenth t0iltn) District. ,aW NJ

Congressional Candidates In the Scy.
cnteents Ohio District. NJ
COLUMBUS, December 6.-The report that
Captain Alexis Cope is candidate for
Congress in the Seventeenth district, vice
Hon. j. I. Updegrail, deceased, is false, as
the Captain has committed himself to the
support Of j. X. Brown, Supervisor OF Pub,
lie Printing: Although, Cope and Brown
are pretty sharp politicians, it will bc safe
to say that they will not have the poles to
knock the persimmons, rs Senator IIol.
lingsworth, Of Harrison, now has the lead,
with Lieutenant Governor Richards a re.
markably good second. J. D. Taylor, OF
Guernsey county, was the most formidable
caudidate against the late Consressmap,
MIR UpdegratE.. Bu. after the convention
adjourned, Taylor left tho district and did
not assist anyiin thes Into election. This
action is causing hlm considerable trouble.
Judge Frazier, Of Noble county, has also
thrown his ,castor into tie ring baizcll is
yet 10 30 heard from. VIII
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comes with.ill grace from u Free

IT comes withill grace from Il French
newspaper to charge that the American
Navy has been brought to its present state
by peculation. II is II notorious iact that
besides the superiority Of the German sol.
.iier over the French soldier, who was
mostly fuss and feathers, maladministRtion
and malversation had so crippled the
French army that the best disciplined
troops must have been beaten by so thor.
onghiy furnished M army rs that Of Ger.
many. Official investigations after the war
showed how the jobbcry had been done,
and it showed that the jobbera were in high
places,
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LAn's' December G.-England has offered
70 france the permanent presidency Of the
Deot Commission, which body iit the III.
ture will have the management OF tho
domains. Should the French President b,
appointed, the management Of the Epyp.
.lah revenues would become exclusively
entrusted 10 France,
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ANlliuIlfN

81. LOUIS, December G.-In the Court Of
oflmlna! Correction, this morning, the
case Of the State against John A. CockerlI
ior murder in the second degree was struck
from tue docket. This was on account Of
tne action Of tho Grand Jury in Ignoring
the BILL. The bondsIncn we're also ra'
leased, and thus the last phase Of ,le
Cockeril.slayback tragedy is ended,
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THOSE able free traders who tothed at
the mouth over what they conceived to be
the packing OF the Tariff Commission in
the interest Of insanely high protection are
looking for neat holes to crawl into. II
turns out not to be exactly that kind Of n
Commission,
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TIE Presidents message il generally Zip.
proved by public men and newspapers oi
character. Such Democrats as Pendleton
and Beck speak well'o the recommenda,
lions, though they hedge by expressing a
doubt Of the President's sincerity.
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A RICH GIFT REIECrEu.
Senator Browns OIer OF a50,0oO IL III
{icUrEiu Atntu sni iycrNity. ~ ~

'~''''". -Hs"V's" oNGA VI 0uut0VV THO
fcoTstu hsato uni vcrsity: }f vi
ArtASfA, GA, December G.-Therc lis u
great deal Of indignation expressed at the
action Of the Legislature in killing the bill
which was to perfect Senator Browns viit
Of $4,000 to the State University. This
sum was to be used in educating needy
young men, tho beneloiaries to he selected
by the Senator'S four sons, The bcuelc.
iarics were to pay back tie money I'M oaoh
case after graduation, giving note for that
purpose. Tho state was asked 10 nav seven
per cent on tho $4,000. The main arru.
ment against the bill was that the State in
accepting this oaer and promising 10 nav
interest on the gift would DO borrowing
money, and constitutionally it cannot bor-
row money except to discharge existing in.
qeptitYsss' Ryt ths argument wdieh paa
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R,pnlgnEEGER must be q man of sense.
He says has had enough Of the duel. Now
il Mccarthy has had enough Of notoriety,
this little seeming difficulty, which Riddle.
berger says he knows nothing about, may
eNsily he settled. -LL.-
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Anati,cr Political 'A..c,.,,,.,, -, . !, =. .

New foRS, December G-1Le rensr,,
Term Tern; Of the Common Pleas sustains Tho
dismissal Of the suit Of John Foley and nd
others against ex.Judge Gilbert N. Sne;r
q recover =. .0oe political usscssments RI Th,,,
p'a'n,la'; ; saaaii';, sued on behalf oi The Eeiorm
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TrOMlle LII ,l,rnnxxnnI

NVH"AS, December G.-1ntelligence has
been received from Transvaal that III,
kaflrcs have been driven into Chief
Alapach's caves. One cave has been fles.
troyea with dynamite and it is supposed
itty natives were Killed, The com.
manndant and Il Boer were also killed.
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IsS'T itabout time for the great American n
steel interest to recover from its highly
dramatic fright? It does not appear TIM,
any other interest has been greatly fright.
cned by it. For the mutter;of that, it is al.
ways hard to upset the equilibrium Of 4
prosperous country. .
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Rrronr says TINT the President has or.
,lercd the basket TO be held in readiness to
catch more Official heads. II Corkhill
isn't numbered among the slain We shall
begin to despair Of the republic.
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Suit to Kcco yer Money Lost NJ Gambling.
CHICAGO, December b.-Randel, Barmore
l. Co., diamond merchants Of New York,
have begun suit in the United States Court
against NJ. Mcdonald, notorious gambler,
10 recover 5000. 1t is alleged that a
young man employed by the firm was en-.
ticed into McDonalPs gambling den and
lost his own apd large sum Of money be.
longing to his employers. Many gambling
establishments were raided by the police
last night and numerous arrests made
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Fntnl BOILER EXPLOSION,

NV OnLEASs, December G.-The boilers
pi tbs propeller Morning Star, plying lie.
tween this city and Magnolia plantdtion,
exploded about 6 o'clock this morning at
BellMre plantation OF twenty.oue per.
sons on board, three were killed, eight
were drowned, snd six badly,ii uot fatally
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1'ur time is drawing near when the
Baltimore syndicate will GRID up It's loins
and see whether It can make Senator for
West Virpiniu. That viii come after VIC
have all digestcd our Christmas gifts.