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STATE OF TRADE

R,trrWoRG Dee. s-Cotton quloti Mddlnss io4oi
Wan amet iIowata street and western oleIuho =" iDV
= ~ 60 Extra sOds4 o. DO Family - 'oS+o 80 N tg
f,Ds ,uDrr as JDar4 EAtra, ~ ZJ9rJ % ~. .lv
lands - 75DJ 10 PatapscJ FANNY %, . W.,
Hs.nutheru Red ~ O4d<l OS, do. AmOor,, q ~
MARYLAND "a U3i. No Western Winter X sd
saf Il U77s DccemDer IL n6F al " SOra
Irte use, do Yellow Wes.efn Mhed spot zoo, o'
IN. euDer, 100. nrm-,Outhoih. - -tosg
Wn,tc 6i6c. do ited GI2c Fehnsy a' ~, W.
ys 5st Uj G7c Hay quiet; Prime 70 mo os Ieh'7
80. ana MARYLAND sllel5. PROVISIONS ess FOIn
- nl-5 Blu Ameas-Sh0uidcrA bAaIO'tc Sitar GID
Sides paoSed. s4slO94c: Baeon-ahoade% II fo; clear
g. Siaes. l3L,.. Hama l+i2G DC LAIu- no
ansa ~ 30. Butter Western Packed - 5Oc- cream
srv 81 q 5tc. Egss. zoe. PetDeum henneua Le@ &c
no carcoes Ordinary 20 Far b9 60 Sugs-'A"
sou 20 J,pef Refined l7i9o. Whiskey ~ l9al ~
riFyAsJ Zee - riom steady; Quotsa NV ,found
law Process - 25Gss -. WHITE Wlntor S8oso %
anrsr - IJ4sb BAEers from Minnesota
AmDot' vbsst ~ Is, rye xture. - -. No. spring
rs; rye Flour - ssl 5J Graham - 5Os 80 at
tro.,,,, No ,vrine } 6aSors rBiJOtl 70;
Anbsr G5O0s7 30. White Winter. - zoos. 90 NOW;
p+sr,.a ~ quiet. i White MICHIGAN AZ
= 01L ii as rs Tor No. Hard Duluth. 81 Is Dld cam
10 duluth offered at 81 ~ with 81 ~ bid ca 81 ~
tha YEAR No. He'd Michigan store. 81 o. No Red
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LIVERPOOL Dec. g. Bacon. Cumberland Cut. 6lL Short
Rib bOOd. PORK. Prme Ness. 81 81. Lard,
Prime Western 90d cheese American Choice 6OBd Corn
1od l0f Mixed Od lurpnHta0 opIuta Provisions
Lard oi6d per cwt Tor Amerlcan Dresisurs-Corn 7fd
for old Mixoi Western. Wheat 92d
foInia Cub for Red Western SPRING $50 az sd
for HE'D Winter
The reoei pact three days were 2s4 900
oenisIs. iuo ndng 2U5.OOJ American.
LONDON. Dec. o.-SDhits lurDonune 376d Calcutta
Lluseed. 4u6d Der quarter llnseeG On 800 lOdG2I
per tun Talo" 40 DER owl Refined PtrOeum- 6S,d q
ed. KaiL
ANTwERP Dec S-PetrOoum- 10 francs o. confines for
Fine Pale American paid aud 10 francs 90 continues seerA
WicoI's Lard. Al francs 90 centimes 100 KIos
BkkhgN; Doc o-Petfoleam- I marks 6O pieuHigA VA
cON's Lard closed al % marks per 10
aAvKL. Dec. S-WucOI. Lard eiose0 NJ IA frapos 90
osntlmes 30 kOa
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LONDON MnnI.aA1.rs

LONDON Dec The following of Thurs
Gay In aeai iolo ia e. oydne ana Queensland Secured
lO-gl 0zI d greasy, d aud pe al liJd:
lambs l4I 0lItd. LILO Da
Pot Phli'-Fleece lnd dA5gd scou. cd. I'd a u I'd.
greasy S"d GlId locks AMI pieces 6i2d Dlijd lam -,
30 di5Asd5 secured. lal'd; greasy. Cd GlD2di 1919
Daes NeWIeAanu-FIeece. n secured III 9d. dl0d d;
greasy hal ~d:. LOCKS andp eces. 6t. al Cd; lambs
gFoaa, ID; SY4
anG pieces 4a4d bod - and Nsta
Fleece I'd 30. secured lid lalod. greasy, ri
gid. JOCKS and pieces 30 al al; lambs Rrcasy. sd
sl2d 27s bales Tasmanisn Fleece lIdGl "a scour
lrl21 dl1d gfcasy "a alOd locks tiroes, 7l2i a
Ia hi 1856 bales AdeisideEleees 6l2d i6sd secured.
IUd led. greasy. I'd a1d looks and pieces ND. lambs,
lad secured, lldi gressy, SID
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LIVERPOOL Dec $500 p m.-Coton-Futures -UDlands
Low Kidding clause DSesaosr o aaar ana February
Apr Nav delivery. 6o0s4d do June anc July delivery
b<e4d. Futures quiet ,o 49, $1,000 ,,. .,,o. n, ,,a
day inciuded 200 Dales AmeucAL. ,,.-
LvsHooL pee sni@" nCoon s.eaGyi Ni 1a,n
ns 900 bales tor specGon and eTlo,L EecgiDts' ,n
cause December deiverv e4d, ala 3S's4d do Decem.
De and January delivery s' asO o,,Si; TO- hpu
and Marsn delivery also SS d. March EG S a.S
APa , G So June and July derive sgd and
ssyey Ct also sass Of the week
10000 bales American 40OOOaies specgatorS TOOK AZ
side direct splnners 800 bales actual exports iOO
S SaeS tO Of cotton saSa $500
bales. ,.... ....ar ,,,d,n, ,ocl.
LAW Adding 9c Good Ordinary. 0lc; net receipts APT
bales gross Az ,a S.et 70 'G9s Great B0in bse
to Frnce TAB bales ooaswse 40 stock IL I9S os'e m
exports to Great Britain ls bales to France e S Sds
bales the Continent $3.50 bales coast"se 4S'o Oaes
'I GALVESTON ra Dec s-cOtton firm Middins. 100;
1882 bales 799 bales exports 70 Great stan
ba Jes oosstwiSs SO 2017 Oae' 'OoA
WeeIly%Set receipts 2554s bales. gross 2ei6s bales:
exports 10 Great Britain S22o oses ~ go haes ses
scouCn steady Mld Ha, +.cs sS Leg %
balss sross 2lc6 Oaesi ports ooastwise lSOS bales
bales ss s Ss'f S5SS's Bales bales
SEw.UR 7'Vs. Dec. 8-CotJon quiet MlddlnG ,8sei
Tow Mddng csc; Ordinary 9o; net receipts 1887
bales gross 1879 bales; exports TO France 10 tne on
iissiiss sales Goo6 bales last evening STOCK
1881 bales 800, 49,, - eo. ..,..
WeeklyNet receipts G997l bales; gross q 6O2 bales;
3,14S bales; Ia Great b1taln 4oOSo
bales; Continent, 1851 bAIes eoastwise LAO oAeS
SAvGNYAB. Dec. s-Cotton quiet Middng 9llIsci Low
Ordinary. Sieso" net recelptS 80
bales gross 3S9 bales; exports coastwse Ss9 Daes
10 Britain, baes; 10 the Continent Low Dtles
SAFES 900 last evening LOCO o@les stoo VSlo'
bales .oo orc ho,as.
exports TO Great Britain. 4471 gales 30 the Cenuhsht
ll40 bales; TO France. 1850 oalcs ooASI"e Vo'0 De'
sales 10000 bales.
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EUROPEAN F1NANuIAL MARKETS

Loxpos Dec. s-l29o maconsols; l00lsrs for money.
tended i14I. ano and Great Western first mortgage
certificates 32 Ere 81 ~ do socnnd COnsOs 30
New.York Central I34k; Illinois Central l4sl9 ieading.
26aa New YORK Ontario and Western. 27S4' Milwaukee
and Paul common, lO4
LONDON. Dec. SZ3D D. n.-Pits aGvoos quote three
per 50 rs oentimes of the account
LONDON Dec. y MI four per cent bonds, )23 =
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees co u
So; second OtRige, 10 NewJerseY Central
~; Pennsylvania Central 6Is. NewYO OntA
no and Western. 217s Milwaukee and ST Pau common,
lO4
LONDON Dee S-4:U0 D. m-Faus atvices quote three
Tentes Al confines the
LoSDoN Dec. S-4.0O m-The amount OF buihOn with
Drawn from the Bank OF England balance to-day Is
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Bankrupt Notifies.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the I'd
day OF December, A. ID. 1888! warrant In pankraptey
issued aga 81 The estate OF VILLA JOSh OF thY
civ OF In Ounty OF New YORK AM ate OF
Nes York. who been sJ ldged bank pt on his o"n
petition payment debts and del INF OF any
proper longing TO such bankrupt 10 nun OF ioI ms use
aud the transfer property by hun ale forbidden ~
law that a mecti ing creditors OF said bankrupt, TO
prove their deDls choose ASST o s
estate viii be he'd al Court DO bodt &C
No Warrenst tho city OF NewlOrk before Mr John
w. Little Register the 18th day OF December d. 1881
ut 10 O'Clock q m
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QUINN Es-QultI, unClhDEtI.
HEMP o. Hemp. 700 bales sold at DISC DINER
wis. the mIrAct quiet anu ung hanged
Hay AND SrfAW-A good stua y movement T. re- 'orted
al he Oneitugs large we quoie
Lay Medium 40 Prime Timothy 7ODDCc; shipping grades
Boo: Glover 40 JOc do Mixed, 90 GO5c NO. ~ straw,
% GOe.; short O., 4Od45o.. Oat 30 04Oc.
HIDE5-luet an unchanged
HOP>-TIGc Il 81 lie fOr export and consumption
Prices quite nominal soc az New state Year
lugs ana laso.n 0Oc California 90 $500. one OF Two
may ToJOrted AT trnng aivance from these
uresbut VITA ai supplies III hands and
aIyices from London he position Is MOI
encouraging ald tao inclination appears toward lower
"a .eO .
LEA tnER-Hemlock sole, In regular Is quiet and
unchanged rhs auction which taos pace the 10Th
looked forward - with interest Union Timed quiet
l.fS2 exports
~ O21 3I7 England S4l5 ~ the Continent
and 43o 10 various dest nations
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOY STOCKS
BOSTON. Friday. Dec. 8, 1882.
vLOSIRG PRICES OF PdfLA DELPhIA SFO0As.
Reported by JoHx II. DAVIS Co. II BaHd.

FRIDAY, Dec. s-P. NJ.
The stock speculation to-day opened quiet. and
he prices were steady at about yesterdays last
sgures There Is always certain amount of BUSH
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fosI Gn0 tolno.
&O0O REWARD.

$500 REWARD.
TfIr .HoyR REWARD will be paid and no questions
as cd ol tne return undersigned OF GOLD a. ~
ISa CAsf ~ AT, IL saraG vita nano A Is NO
hinstry outside Of ont case and ettes ~ a.
chase AND botton hey winner WIN
howard * co encnt NO zoo0 N,mmunisSto WIN
A. B NICK INSIRY, soAultsyiise. Laekawannz Co., Penn
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financial.

financial.
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Co,
i CAPITAL. sl5OO.UUO PAID Up, 100000.
SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS. payable IIlrt1nE
POST MARTIN q 90. 81 PlJGJE
NEW.YoRK. Dec 4, 1882
'VHE PEOPLES TELEPHONE COMPANY.
special meeting Of the stockholders OF this company
g. Al O'Clock D. on Thursday, December Ia, 1857.
% O-''' u '"' A. g. soLoMoNs. Secretary.
ROCHESTER AID PIrrsBURG RAILROAD co.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20: lsS+ .
fVHE HOLDERS of the lNCOllE BONDS Oh
the Rochester and Pttsburg Railroad Conn any on nc
mpOt tant Information requiring pionpt 81
urrr of the conpanV FRED A. BROWN,
nav % '1' COMPANY 20 Nassau-s ST., New York.
NEW YORK Dec T. 1882.
rTHE HOLDERS of the securities OF the
i TOLEDO. DrAPHOS AND Blu RLiNGlON X IL,
ROAD tOMPA Ny and the TOLEDO, VlNNl =. - ii !.
sT COMPANY requested 70 cat AZ
me oIds ~ - IA H. BALLOU & % IA Wail-st, New
YORK 10 confer with Committee OF the Sc Ao'u"is
IRON Boston For Committee
tIc,T,ioSp NSD WRsT POINT TERMINAL HALLWAY
AND WAREHOusg COAPASY 800 I
RICHMOND Va, nov. ~ 1882. )
TNUE adjourned annual mee,ng OF the stock
holders of the Richmond West Point Terminal kAli
way and Will be he'd aG the Ooo OF
kiehnOnd and Danvie aiirOs ompany corner BANK anu
ION ss. IN he ny OF Hichnona va o" '''' ' ' " ~
cembur. prOYimO. al ! o'clock y ~ -. ,,.oa,,,or,
The books will e0sec at p M DeceinOer "
P'' ~ H. BROOKE. SECRETARY
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34.4UO 600

The following were the receipts and shipments at
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
RecelpJA shipments.
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piuioeno Notices.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, }
TRRAsURER's OFFICR, No II RROAD-sT,f
NEw YORK Nov. 49, 1892.
A DIVIDEND OF ELEVEN AND ONE
N TENTH per declared on the preferred
Of this company payable at this office and alter MON
DAY the 10th day Of next TO the holders 0f said
OF record december TO- 1899 in nve years per cent
Obligations the company, dated jan l. 1883
transfer books Of the preferred stock Will DO closed al
the ften OF saturday the 9th day OF De-
cember 49, and 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon Of
Tuesday, tue 10th day OF January 1888
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

Nvw,yoRK Dec S-rhe following are tho total net re-
CENTS OF Cotton az the mentioned ports since seDtem
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PerNorth Riv.r. Vessels and Rp,IroIfs.
EEw-YORK Friday, Dec. 3, 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-Quiet and unchanged; Pots. 5isS 5i4c Pearls
Gi2d6a,c. -
BEESwAXIs hrm through small offerings Western and
Southern. 2gaQ3lc.
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NEY.YoRK, Nov 80. 1882
THE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY this day declared ITS usual MONTHLY
cember ~ 1882 at the ONCE Of Farmers Loan aud Trust
Company.
Der is. "a. X. COOK, Vice President
rI'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
dividend Of per capital stock OF the Union
Pacific Railway Company Will be pad and after January
l. 500, TO stockholders & record De ember o. 1857
NewlOra stockholders will be aid at the eompays ONCE
49, and Boston stool holders al tho
company once, No. Al Equitable Building. Boston
stock books will DO cloe December los2 and reopcned
January 2, 1885,. uENhf MCFAhLAND' iieAsuer.
Boston Nov. 60 $50.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY CoMPANYf
1875 BROADWAY, NETWORK. Nov. "a 1852.
TIME coupons due December /, 1882, OF the
following bonds will be paid this office Al and aoF
maturi v - .-.,s -.
Ieh and oOsho r. X. list mortgage
East Line and Ked River Il. a. lst mortgsSe
II. b. hEssON. Treasurer.
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NV YORK, Dec. 2, 1887.
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
Il ING CoMPANY Today dec AIRED The usual monthly
dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE. alsf
an extra di yidend OF ENTY FIVE CENTS PER oHAKH
payable December ~ 1882 at the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, No rs Exchange place Nrw.YorK
books close Decemer and open December Is.
III Il. COOK,
Nloe-presdent
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OFFICE 81. JosEPH LAND COMPANY,
NO lb2 BROADWAY, NKw YORK, Dec y. 1881
'INHE Board OF Directors or tnIs c bmpauy nave
Il declared the usual quarterly dividend " TWO PER
INT on the capital STOCK twenty second dytdeud payable
at the Ohee OF the company and after December DO
Transfer books Will close December 10 aud December
20 HUGH ~ CAMP, Secretary.
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RUPTURE.

Positively t:g" 80 That The Lcu>S can re c,,-
i:rr'v iii .pe..: vita. and lie NO lon, .:,ic:
!l":ihy i!:' mr. - coming Sir.a..uili-.i Ny
,:.,.Ei 81 ~ az. OILY mean. that j, ~ J.
lute,y sa:,.. il, 49,. tlsNi!sSS, an: "f.";ua:
NJ truss kHi!". l.i r" nor S,,r.i"ii n!i. .;os..
\ tnnrnu.h and tournament cE.'r -u.,:.it.s-!.
G., 10, Charge n.;..'o. seldom iivn day. -
.,'llt,!. My ST; tho EI"n'al al p,,sr:Tn;
rr!fl,n w:t'., =. :: i, "a :,,-,in r,;, j., slGYc
for :,::. TIE -. ed t.'u ",i " !. 10. h; y. is
q. ,..r.fun!!y PISS. III on sr address.
TX. T.. Y. " Nt.APD.
PNYS!CIAE AND SI'p,.FoE,
H"'." over ri:St Sati"Ial ID * ,.ain -,
i; r.. CITY. ND'Th ~.
.-''nr* A:..;ica :,,l Examination Fro.
l>s'li
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How Jackson and Benton Made
Peace.

President Lincoln is quoted by Charles
Gibson Of st. Louis as telling i story il
Illustrating Thomas HI. NentOn's turn for
the drama. Benton and Jackson had
long been ut fcud: they had engaged in
rough AMI tumble fight, and had not
met for many years until Jackson was
President an.l Benton Senator from
Missouri. 1T was in this roOnl," said
President Lincoln, ut the White House,
''that their first meeting took place.
Jackson was seated ut this very table,
when the door yonIer swung open and
Benton staIked in and stood silently in
the mildieof the floor. Jackson looked
up and recognized him At once, anil rec
objected at the same time he h,rl no
weapon to defend himself. Silently he
got up. walked to the door, lacked it
and put the key in lis pocket. and went
back 10 his seat. Then he said. Does
lis mean war or peace" 1T means
peace said Benton. Jackson again
arose, walked to the door, unlocked it.,
came hack to his seat, and til: Il said:
Colonel Benton, | am pleased 10 see
you. Take chair Al this time
Benton was standing siatu.sV!;eiy in
the centre Ofthe r'o.li, never MOVING Il
Il muscle while jackson wal :".ins
and unlocking the door. and the 'c.,ll-
Citation between the two gentlemen
was complete
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How 1nahaom0hoo InA11D n Wo0h-
inReoa De1nk.

In society gsnesally, the puneh-eowl
has been moro pEomine0t figure at en-
tertainments this year than for some
seasons hack. In defeTenoe 70 Mn.
Hayes avowsd pEinciples,. these spicy
ands insidi0uD Compounds that go BY the
name Of punch were never offered at
the receptions held by the Cabinet h
dies and higher o@cials, and only occo-
sions Of private hospitality saved the
great china and crystal b0wls from COM
plete neglect for those years. This year
punch b the rule 1t every entertain
ment, and there are several hOspitsble
houses that possess considerable fame
in this respect. The invention of hub
punch has saved hostesses u vast
amount Of trouble, and where the flow
ing bowls have to be refilled many
times during on afternoon the process Is
much simplified. At the house Of one
of the foreign ministers, whose family
is especially popular in society, q fine
and fiery punch adds to the gayety Of
each weekly occasion, and on the cold
ct, st0rnliest and most forbidding days
Of the season their parlOrs were always
filed with the most brilliant and ami
mated groups. Women who passed for
stupid, and young ladies who were shy
and tin.id in other places, found their
tongues there, and the lnerriest kind of
4 time always rs.igned in that ..as-lighted
and flower-scented drawing-r0Om. The
daughter Of the house, ! dark and
graceful beauty, stirred the amber liquid
with golden ladle and filled the gilt
tering cups, and . 9 D:!e of ladies who
kept around her during all the calling
hours. Those same ladies left with a
heightened color and glittering eyes,
and many lave watched with amuse-
ment to see the callers descend the
CloOrsteps with slow motion and q firm
grasp upon the handrail. Very often it
happened to novices that they have
made no more calls OH those days, anda
naive young lady. in refusing, 2
prOffcred glass, said that she didn't
''think that it paid to take punch and
feel dizzy and cross eyed the rest Of the
afternoon. At many private germans
and dancing parties this winter punch
and champagne have been as literally
provided for these young people Is for .
stag party Of their elders, and some
debutantes betray an acquaintance with
different brands and qualities Of wines
that would more titly become q club
man. Plainly the temperance people
will have to do more than have por-
traits painted II. they wish to redeemtheir
ini4uitiee and keep green the example
Of Mrs. Hayes.
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('OlL'MEls. o., April 5.--The solid
vote to-day WAS nearly as large ~ ut the
lust State election. The Republicans
have secured sixteen cOuncilmen tn
twelve Democrats. The Democratic city
ticket was elected by a minority running
from 4,CsW to G.tkNl.
IANKTON. Dakota. April 1.-The city
elected the entire Republican ticket: TN
minority.
DENVER. COL, April 4.,Returns from,
the municiln elections Of tine various
small towns report quiet elections and
the Republican tickets generally sue.
ces.!i,i. no returns yet received from,
Lta,lville.
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Killed Again.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April THE noto-
ri0t,s outlaw, Jesse James. for whom y
reward IF $jO,OOO was offered by the
State of Missouri, dead or alive, was
shot dead by trusted associate IN the
bOdv has been identified.
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An Important Invention.

BosTOS, April An inventor has
solved the problem Of long distance
tclel,h0ning. His instruments are now
working between this city and Balti-
timore and Washington.
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Curing His Love.

CHICAGO, April i.-August Kohne,
young German, for unrequited affection,
shot and killed himself this morning ut
the house Of his employer, Philip San
frclt, 81 Gar!cy street.
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A Terrible Accident.

NEW YORK, April 4.--While work
men were engaged IN pulling down a
building IN James street to-day, the
wallis suddenly collapsed, burying a
number If children, who were playing
in an adjoining yard. Three btrties
thus i:lr:,rc recovered.
Mrs. Ellen NJ: Fall, aged >, was shot
and MORALLY wounded this afternoon
BY her husband, John \ Painter.
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A Shooting Affrav.

LEADvILI.E. April 4.-This afternoon
John l.ukenlnil after Il bret astcr:;lio ion
.luvin" which the latter struck, ut Kim
ncy with Il revolver. The cause Of the
Quarrel was Il lWt Of l.ukrn;H'i that
Kinney -,.Iu.c,l his wife. Beth men
were gamblers. The affair created Il
""' %srr ' ,"si T'S and d.p"rs. i
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Sergeant Mason's Case.

WASHINGTON. April4.-All members
were present ut the cabinet meeting to-
day. After the disposition Of the Chi
nese question the case Of Sergeant Ma
son was taken up ana the conclusion
reached that the President could take
no action in the case till the question
pending upon the legality of Mason's
imDrisOnnlent was decided.
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LOSS Of Saw Loss.

Sr. PAUL, April I. -Yesterlay MORN
ing Log lmx,m was broken at Alinneal,-
oils ~ u sudden swell in the river and
several million feet Heated down past
st. Paul. 1t il believed not over 4, tkNl. :
mn feet, valued ut $tO,UM, will he lost.
.As the surplus is lW:,WO,MW this loas
will not affect the market. The acct
dent il the most serious one for q num-
l,er Of wears.
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Comments on the Veto.

WARRINGTON, April 5.-Garf1e!d
with his knowledge Of the bill, would
have signed it. The people of the Pa
citic States do not intend to give up the
fight.
The Fom says 1t is not disposed to
Judge the Presidents action hurrietily
Or severely. It cOunse)s patience until
constitutional rt'dTess can Ike obtained.
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Democratic Gains.

CINCINNATI, April Slate reports
Of the elections indicate large Demo
cratic gains in the municipal elections
and that they have control Of nearly al
the offices.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE But
Iet;M says regarding the veto of the Chl-
nese bill: The President has nOt done
good days work for himself Or the He-
publican party or the country at large.
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A Brute to be Lynched,

KoKox0, Ind, April "A mob Is
Organized in the grove to lynch Charles
Jainison, = tramp, VINO outraged 3
wear old child. A great crowd u COL
iected. There will practically be no re-
sistance to the lynchers.
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WASHINGTON, April THE Pres'-
dent returned the Chinese bill to the
senate with message vetOing 1t.
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Stolen Money Recovered.

CRAWLING STATION. Mich., April !.
OF the s., ono in the express package
Lost here last November by the careless
ness of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company, 5000 have been found In the
house Of u poor laborer, who excited
suspicion by branching out )uxurio''sly.
He confessed the theft.
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What is 'r:,utv'S rll;ctist charm

Melting: eye, o.: r'<cil," l;!.:,
Flowing: ;I.'>-v<. form Of grace
No; line tc,'t! ;i'c>" eliza, Ills eclipss,
And their sur" ..r~srvcr is
:>DXDDDN'I be. den, ;::ri:r.
:l.I! -iw.
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Wants an Increase Of Salary.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Presi-
dent has sent message the senate sug
costing the salary Ut the Utah COM
lni<,ioncrs ;,e made 5000 instead Of S.
AN.