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tentioA, containing the evidence taken by one Of
the investigating committees OF the House in the
ALFth Congress. He read from the
testimony of X. A. Dimmick, q Washing
ton claim agent. statements of the efforts
OF that witness 10 the passage of the Arrears
bill Dimmick is the man in whose behalf bcnc-
hcarlcs of the hl were asked TO make subscriptions
OF money in Acknowledgement Of and reward for.
ms efforts. Tho following firms of claim agents en-
dor'ed Dinmick, and assert over their own sigma
lures that to him entirely due the manage
ment and direction of the prosecution Of ATcar,
of Pensions bill which has become a law; and
to him especially every pcnsioncr is in
debted for the success which has crowned
his Efforts T. W. Talmacc l.. Lowe, George Ban
croft q c., L. Bingham d Co., Mcneil & Birch,
William Conard & Co, r. W. Walker. +. 7. Hal
stead, r. $. & A. T. Lacey l.. H. Bursey.
In addition, there are testimonials from alleged
pensoncrs-but men who were proved by Their
testimony to have been the famlliars of Dimmick-
indorsnG him and bearing witness TO his zeal amid
great difficulties.
In illustration of the position of the press, both in
opposition and in support of Dlamicks scheme,
tho following extract from the testimony of Horace
II. Rrower, VIII swcars that he assisted Dimnick
III all his ventures IS to tue point:
Q-You say che has done an immense work
against heavy opposition and dlscouraCing clIcum-
stances in various ways What opposition dl" ne
meet withl A.-Opposton from the pr'ss-the
New York press.
Q-Mcn.ion the name Of a paper which made
such onn1>iion Tur NTw-YOEK 'TRIEr*E.
Q.-What dId he DO TO influence the press; A.
He wrote articles for them.
Q-Cau NCU mention some of those articles! ! A.
| camOt give them nUY.
Q-llow do You know that he wrote them?
Al saw him write them.
Q.--ln what paper were they Pnhnshcd. Al
saw one in Ibe RI,abH an here III this cry.
Witnesses described IN detail the sending ont of
petitions which were signed and returned to Con
prrssmcn b, thousands. praying for the passage OF
tLn ArTcaTS hlll.
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WORK OLE COMMITTEES.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. little meeting OF thc
senate Committee Pensions to-day was 10y previous
assignment devoted mainly TO a conference with thc
Commissioner OF Pensions in regard to various PROPOSE
tious general legislation relative 10 the pension laws
Toward the end o. the meeting the b to grant abou!
II 600 arrears OF pension TO Mrs. Lincoln brought
up Informally and developed unauimty OF sentiment
in favor Of granting at least that amount Of relief but
some difference o opinion was manifested as TO tie man
ncr In which the relief should br designated. and the
subject "cnt over uhtI saturday "Aeh Il u" VIII "I
INC senate COMMITTEE on Indian Affairs to-day heard
delegation Of the seneca Indians Of Ncw-lorh, VINO
presented memorial pray u& That the seneca Naioh
Gn addition to the five civil Lcd tribes u the lndiu It
oy may excepted from the terms OF th, hill winch
ufuNidts for the allotment Of Indian lands ~ scNtHN
The drc.ttion argued that the Sencca bod their lands
i'll. ncn and that the TcquiTcmt O tine OH IN qitS-
lion woud Dr dsadyantaerous to heir interests.
The iOut Committee ON Pubic Printing met Today 70
omen PROPOSALS supply ing the paper t. De used M
t coyciIi.nt printing Gnc, during the present year.
Ia" great rQoutF OF proposals were INFORMALLY m'de'
the Ho.sc Committee on Ways and Means met, and
several matters were discussed but no couiT-o7 were
reached. The mo-t iuporant matter under cMisdei3,
tIou the proposition to relieve the fta!nS tir"dd
Comuauy from the payment OF certain taxes on WAGES
certificates in which the amount involved aggregates
The House Committee on Public Expenditures met
to-day and discussed tlc subject OF tine appointment oi
su1commttce7 10 revise an public tAp'h lt,i'' %AcH
may bc AIT uol zcd by other committees ot tL. House
Tut power IN this committee, Il IS uadcrs,ood,
gives II authority 10 supervise all PA Hc eApedllf-,
but many past II las not been customary Tor
the committee todo so. II the committee m.l-ts upon
It's ght this rcEt Il VIII become oi the most
nnpoItau, coiuitccs OF lie Hoase as every measure
appropratlng money Will become subject to lls "P-
The subcommittee of The House Committee on Ap
preparations consisting OF Ie~s. 'as"cIi cannon an
i.ns iu charge o the Post Ohice Appropriation pill met
this morning and achro Colonel ". H. thompson hue.
certain matters pertaining 10 his uraIcA Oh the Postal
The Iou.e Colnaittcc ON Naval AGllrs to-day outhor-
Iru 49,, d - i ,r, .ii, n, y C,,iin william d. Whiting
fl l4 Ittt tIItI It-I
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opened by the reading Of paper "Niticuuro in Cal
ifona." by H. f. Page, of California. Many OF the del
egaes participated in the debate which followed the
reading Of this paper.
Governor Ordway, OF Dakota Territory, who IL now
here. Is I'm hearty accord with the movement TO divide
Territory and create new STATE out Of the southern
portion, but he insists that there shall be legislation 10
preserve the public school lands for school purposes
only.
The Hon. Simon Wolf, Consul-Gcnera Of the United
states at Cairo has forwarded 10 Treasurer Ghhlan
another contribution of $500 francs TO the Garfield
francs or about u 200 collected by him from the
khcdiyc ana other friends Of America resident in Egypt
Secretary Hunt has received a cable dispatch from MI
Hoffman. Charge dAlaircs ut 81. Petersburg, stating
that he has ardcd Ia ITkous the Sncrcarv5 dls-
patch to Lieutenant DaucubanCr telling him To remain
at that place and render all assistance in his power III
the search for TIE remainder Of the crew Ot tHc
j
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sect the enets OF which closely approach those OF
Judaism"
conference OF railway managers has hXed July as
the time for opening the entire 81 GOthard Railway
line. The Posts dispatch from Berlin states that the ST.
Gothard Tunnel Company is negotiating with me
Messrs Siemcns for the purpose Of organizing an eeo
trio service fer trains.
dispatch from Madrid says; :" The proposed pl!'
grimagc 70 Rome has assumed Carist character Ihe
Marquis Vega de ArmiO, Minister OF Foreign Anairs'
has instructed the Spanish Ambassador at the Vatican
TO upon the Pope the cxrediency OF preventing the
pi Tnace from becoming political manifestation IL
Is believed the pilgrims Will number ten thousahu'
QUEBEC Jan. IA carter picked ND smi! package
of dynamite in of the lower market halls yesterday
The package was about the szs OF an egg, was
scientifically prepared, and contained directions for set
ting II OF.
HAVANA, Jan. IA new stcamshipline between Ia
yaua, Aspinwall Honduras anl Venezuela wa inansu-
rated yesterday by the sailing of the steamer Mania
TORONTO, Ont. Jan 17.-Commander Cheyne VIII
leave here to-day for Ottowa. He that he has re-
cciycd hearty support from persons Of all shades OF
pol lCs,and expects opposition - Government grant
tor his expedition to the ArCtio regions
MONTREAL, Jan. 1.-THE committee Of the Corn Ex-
change yesterday decided 10 petition the Dominion Gov
crnmcnt to abolish the i'm ,ort duty on brcadstus Tho
wholesale groccrs OF this city have signed petition to
the Government asking for the immediate abolition OF
tea and Cr duties by order i'm COUNCIL, the pres
eIt uncertainty IS para} IiHg the trade
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NO COMPROMISE TO BE MADE.

A dispatch from Chicago yesterday stated
that the rclatory measures enforced by the western
railroad, agalnst the Atlantic steamship lines had
BROUGHT sbne of them terms bu; that the White star
Inman Guion and North German Lloyd Companies con-
tnucl To tne Western railroads. The
AGENTS Of these lines yesterday declared that the situ
atom was changed, and they did not see any reason
for yielding TO the demands Of the Western railroads
r. j. Cortis agent Of the White star Line, said: We
send an our passengers by the NeVlork Central ana
Erie Railroads, and all we require j. that they shall be
forwarded Witlou. delay and without ulscomtorS. We
have never had any complaint from pas7eHs'' ana we
bpaya that they must satisfied with the service that
is performed believe that tnis movement was lnsti-
gated hv the Pennsylvania railroad people because we
.,Ii Iat give them business. The one reason why
c. don't ave them bu. ness l. because tEtt road
,i.crimuatcs in favor Of Philadelphia and against Ncw
York
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MERELY SPECULATIVE RIMOBS.

Il was again asserted yesterday, in stock
Exchange circlos that the railroad war was settled.
When On" prices of stocks moved upward the assertion
was repeated with fresh ycor When prices droopcl 1t
was said that certain minor icas had not been fixed
No meeting OF the trunk line asdrnt', who are sup
posed to have charge of the general management of
their roads, has yet been held; no meeting has been
called. Itis The general impression that all the pr"sl
dents are than wn> 10 secure peace; but 1t IS
also the general mprcslon That most Of the presidents
wish to make peace each on his own terms There IL
yet no positive indication that Mr Vanderbilt has aban-
doncd his l-At for the supremacy of the port OF New
YoIk there is mt the time no positive proof mat
Mr.. Garrett or Nh Roberts VIII yield any part Of the
difference TO the ports OF fillmore ana
Philadelphia Inieed, the idle proposal to submit the
questions in issue 10 advisory committee, having not
the slightest ecmblaRce of authority, has NOS yet been
approved by Mr. Garrett There has sufficient time.
since his son left this city for Baltimore for complete
discussion by thc OF the whole subject bur no ntorna
ton IN regard 20 Mr. G&retts decision had been received
In hs city Yesterday.
An the ruuors in regard settlement Of the ralrold
war are traced easily speculative sources. There mas
been "A good deal talk among the subordinate officers
thus far the conference ha cn I'm Vln proIni-
director Or OF the trunk lines said yesterday
that r. to predict when settlement would
be made, because really nothing lad yet been accom-
T. ned
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1 snN.s INnrNlAN Acr.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
nLLl - rNLEN-IvE rHIEvL:

HfLD FOR EXTENSIVE THIEvIEu.
N1-p,,r.- I,, Il Iilii. NotI.r Ia, br.p held
H., r'I tgr.,i m ..s,ga ss dress. 500 ia money .LI
.,6,....rt
ro,r -il|1.,. .ro pf. STOPPED
p,,,,,r.-,tiT, 80 Il nm, aafhr3ci.o coal ir-
'i ,.' i' t..' ,,5r. uf ,.l mining o. i,lr.l
,.r. 10, '.', .,,.. 81 ~ 8
"'s 49, w. ..,,, .-.,,.,- a., ,.r , ,-r rD,,-rr-
,...l.' ,T.I.!..i. ,Iig,.I.I, .......
i.Ai Hl.HI "a Hrtt 70 pay ''''l gu ''' I'' WEI"
"'.',1 '' '', NiI'''' 10, -''.' '' ,t ",
j. hI-iL4, ~ ) i'"4 D." ~ ''hl-'
iIIIfT FALLS. y. ", jan. lf.--.Nh 10 .hNpNH man,
well dl,-s -i uno killed here last n'' h} tac 'I-t
Atlantic c.Ir.- 'rilr '-i ~c't doi 0 wore l"lI iN A
~ lID WtHAv DIES TIOH FRIGHT.
PAN ADILI.IA. J.r. lI-NirS. Li'"u cummings,
t.-.-r,r.y of So. i.-t NtHnct IT, 'd i.I- 'illg
fIu.l i..-ut y slight hI" iu closet ln irr @ cling
ttTlyTT.- t-itNs Nf.D'.IBI.k IIIIll,1ILN.
q'D.[ ION u It. ..l,,. fnII i'm li, A,!fT.l,lrri
ri c..,. lr,a a.;.,I-r among tls luluU.ru,n Who
an. pll-l ~ , mage. lu cuti.u. aiI hauling.
prs,-ruINg AGAINST ACCIDENTS
r.. IT, ,Ci, t.,..,,.I,.L I..iir,aI to..-
Ibp1, JAN 60 l"' - ~ ... ..,
Wh} la7 "'.,i.- I'.h I'.h'... ' D.. L .,-" of ,i,il,t "
SAWED FEDf rUE GAILOWa.
trV Orlr,y- Jan. II.-tpyruiJG NclUlr lJs
commute. ~ lup.i .nI.,.f fr h,e .'' dcaia L.rr OF
CIi- ai,.. t ,.t,I tl. iul-t Jt Joseph ....l .G
I'd. .'aI5.. PARISH
-JGIts ET S LOCOMOTIVE
Tp.>, lam l,.I,SG. Balt.i.. % swit.'i-'.t-
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TIE .iSIfTIC SQTIDRON.

WASHINGTOY. Jan. 17.-R2ar- Admiral CiiZ,
commanding the Asatic station, reports to the Navy De
PARTNER; by mail under date of Yokohama, Japan, De
ccmbcr ~ the movements Of the vessels o The squadron
follows: Tie nlg,iip Nonoc,cY is at YoRohaml; the
Swatara is also there; the Aslle,0t arrived at lleh
Ton China the 14th OF November, whcr" she viii re-
main for the winter the Alert arrived al Nagdsah on
the 2Ith Of November after visiting number o. non
treaty port, by spccal permission and meeting win
courteous ana friendly reception at carh the Alert irit
70 Hong Eong he 9th of December, and after snort
stay there VIII visit saigon, lEgkok. s.a@7l ore Ba 'l
SaEaVak. IabUau and Manila, returUiu" io Hon" NonG
hv the ist ~ April; the PlOs l. a. Uplg Kong. zoe
movements of the Rchmon unknown, nothing nav
ing been heard from her slucr lcf Yokohama las.
dy. The health og ocyTs aud IN Tie squadron ls
excellent Affairs IN Chi3a and Japan continue qlitt
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TP4GMENIS or WESrERN NEWs.


AN ECCENTRIC OLD MAN KILLED.
DETROIT Mich., Jan. lI-An old man was
iiayel.V many to have 3c.n thc "cceutric Nathaniel
IIcwfI-. formerly OF Cuaud' igua, y. y.
TEMPERANCE UEIoNs CpNSouDATH
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. II.-Ihc Temperance
aucc Union met at tHc time. ana The two orE1n2l
tons were consolidated under the name or The state
Temperance Union
LIFE SENTENCE HUO~ED
DETROIT. Mich., Jan. 17.-Charl's Martin,
thr ,uuuc man who while drunk few StuIaNa ago,
wantouy assaulted Chr an THlncr. an OIL man. knock
Ing im down and ,amt - nraa % To- l"y' "'- '"'s
DETROIT CUSTOM HOUSE REpORr
DETROIT, Mich. Jan. l1.-Ihc report Of thc
Detroit Custom House, for the lc&r l~>l SLOWS hi~
mes. largely ,NcotU- That cd any preceding year. lhr
yau.. of thr domestic exports Tor Tie wear
~l7I2GsG. The Glt.cs collected amounted to T'-'lo|
AN ODD FELLuW-' CELEBRATION.
CUICtGO. Jan. l1.-5ttWccn 300 and 100
ralr,-ptliiyc4 OF the several cucampmcutS Of Oit Fr
low, u ju- state arrived u ts city yesterday moin:as
r brtn or Thomas Wdo, the founder OF the Oracr
in this country.
4 SONS IEHUMtN ACT
CNCTNNATI Jan. IA Richmond, Ind,
apr,l d-pii,u ,a- that susan -uI'h and her nJIcpp
have boih confessed their knowledge OBJ the killing or
DI.t smith hy his Daniel, nrr Wa.hiu2ton, Wayne
tu. house and Daniel followed him. She heard Two
shots ana then Daniel came and tod her hc had killed
Ii- father
H.TAT E'EITH SOCIETIES TO UNITE.
PEORIA. H.. Jan. l1.--At a me ting OF the
DistIrr Grand i.D i-r ot tuc L>u BiItA yesterday TIE
committee rcnlteI u favor ot the CONF" 'uou OF ",y
objects "..no-t dru. .r1L A" report W"a alop,d,
ana Tie secretary authorized ID correspond With DE
grand officers of other orders iJ0uE 10 their couspdu
t1l. Dctroi, selected aa tlc place for holding trc
next annual meeting Tao question OF establishing Il
labor bureau wa, called and met with unanimous favor
lis headquarters ",I be lu Chicago.
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.

GOVERNMENTAL AND POLITICAL TOPICS.
QUELLING THE BALKAN INSURRECTION-AN ATTEMPT
To AssAsSINATE OsMAN PACIIA-EXCITEMENT IN
TUNIs
Troops are to be sent to qucl the insurrcc-
tiOn in the Balkan Peninsula. The arrest of
brother of the Bcy on charge of conspiracy
has caused considerable excitement at Tunls.
An Intellectual attempt has been made to aSsas-
sinatc the Turkish Minister Of War. Figures
from the Russian budget are published. The
notifications OF the French military system
contemplate reduction of service to min
imum Of three years. Egyptian affairs remain
unsettled.
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FRENCH LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS.

PARIS, Jan. 17-ln the Chamber Of Deputies
yesterday General Campcnon, Minister of War; stated
that proposed notifications cf the military system con-
tcmpIacd the ycducion ct the term ~ service b the
minimum % three years. with more equitable dstribt
ton Of military service II WAS, he said, proposed to
raise suecia corps for service IN Aiien He asked
power 10 call the ra,crvst without the sanction Of
Parliament ,.,.
Tnc committee of thlrtyhrcc TO examine the bill ior
the revision Of the Constitution consists o. three mem
hers from each bureau at the chamber OF Deputies Ill
All al OF one usual Tho innovation was made IN ac-
cu-iaucc with u motion from the Extreme Ir,t
II il tn0ht that the rg mes, Of he conmitto" viii bc
Ibly 10 ,.i!se delay. It's check to the Government
which desired a committee OF the usual number.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsIIINDlUN, IUI HuIy ~ IN. n, I~s--
The Cabinet held long session to-day. but only routine
matters came up for consideration. All the members
were present.
The Board Of supervising Inspectors OF steam vessels
Will begin their trcth annual session at the Corcoran
building tomorrow at noon.
Secretary Folger viii leave this afternoon FOR Phil
adclphla He will 60 from there TO Geneva, y. \. lie
expects 10 be gone about week
Major William Arthur the Presidents brother with
the Presidents and daughter left here for NewNork
this morning ou the limited tNprcss.
The BILL introduced IN the Senate to-day by Mr. Bllr
IN grant pension 10 Mrs Garfield proposes provide
aueusOn of 50 900 per year September 10, lssl
for the wife OF the late President.
General j. 6. Negley the president Of the National
Union League OF America has called meeting Of the
National Committee OF the League at the Ebbit House
In tbis city on Tuesday the 9TH OF February at noon
Todays session Of the Agricultural Conventions was
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A PENSION FOR JCSTICL HCNT

WAaINGroN Jan. 1.-THE full text Of the
hill today by senator Davis, Of Illinois, Is a'
follows:
BE ucgocc9 etc, That the provisions cf section III
Of the Revised statutes DE, aud tucy are hereby cA
tended ana made applicable O. Ward Hunt, Associate
Justice of the supreme Court of the United S.dtC', IA
CONSEQUENCE OF HE physical disability uotVIj jI~uudiHs
be has NOT served tie l term of ten ycpr- rcgIltd
d. the foregoing section; provided that the .dd Ward
Hunt shall tIc said office Of Associate Justice oI
the supreme court OF the United states within thirty
DAYS after the passage Of this act.
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CONE[E .iI.4T[ONS.

WASHNGToY. Jan. 1.-THE Senate in cX-
ccuiye fsssion to-day ccudmcd the following ncmina-
tions:
Thomas j. scott Register Of Lend ONCE Montgomery,
\. l. cook. Ncw York, Indian AF lt For II u. Idaho.
Peter ionan. Montana Indian Agent f!atAg al Agency
Also several Uustiui~tcIs.
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rREpARIHG rnR TIE NIrILIsT TRIAL.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-THE Gctc ddccu-
sato in the approaching great Nhst trial charges the
prisoners with completely in al the nota5lc attempts
at rcsicidc ,uce 1~79 and also I'm an attempt which
not previously known to tte 'to Gar a.
ode c.si.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch to The Sbu,1ir" from
=. Petersburg says: a scm-oticial journal warns
France ut 10 allow the Nihsis 70 appeal through the
Paris press for money ia Incompatible with the main
tc.Iutc 81 me good rctOg8 pt the Powers anu also
vith their duties toward on, another
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DIREcroRs cHAFGED UITH coNSpIE1cE

SAN Francisco, Jan. ia suit was in>ti-
ucd to-day in the supreme Court by william c. Walker
against The Raymond and Fly Mining Company, Charles
McDrunot, Charles Maync John w. Roberts f. A. ilGs-
scy and " j. Frcucd Tho complaint charges that the
defendants directors Cousprcd 10 dcraud the stock
holders Of the company and ashs Judgment In The sum Oi
-.,nn 600 for iIn Il.n Of The atnnk khnlleIs.
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ANEW RnAD CONTRACTED FOR.

CulRLE,rON, s. T., Jan. ia dIspatch
from Abbevilc = c. says "Thc directors Of the Allan
tie and French Broad River Rroad met here as night
aud insd contract with Mc,sgs CAilds oliver, OF
-, WI for tbo nuudip, ol m. road WORK j., 20 be
bc.un at Edgctcld before september oI tus year
and the whole line viii be- completed by DcttuOe' o.
I.A
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VOL. Nil. o'I2,SAS.
THE NEWS AT WAShlN" O-'
,,o,,,rs N TIE TWO HOUSES.

MEASURES IN TIE Nv, n"0 cnys,nrrrD IN
MR. noprsoys COMMITTEE nlL -,,,, r',I, ,nrrAns OF
THE ho' MOVEMENT roR THE RETIRE
vr>r OF JUSTICE HUNT ,o ~.
MN d;sf,vor with which the effort made ny
Mr.. Robeson and the Speaker 70 i''oi'",, ~
membership of some of the s'an''ns '',II', Ir"',,o
toos ,o is received by many members "i the House
,ras , acoin manifested yesterday, wen the meas
,,,c was the subject of an excited debate Heh"-
tor Beck continued his attack upon ''ie
,rrc,rs of Pensions act. Senator DAVIS
;ntrodpccd a bill granting pension to JUS
,;co Hunt. conditioned upon his immediate re-
,ircmept from the bench. An Official report
has hcon received of the funeral OF Minister
Kilnotrick at Santiago.
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ALBAEY, Jan. I7.-In the United States
Circuit Court to-day o-de. was granted removing ;Ae
suit of Franklin G. Cornell administrator oi Ezra Cor.
nell against the Utica, Ithaca and iimiIa Railroad Com
many and others. from the state Court to the United
-t1t, Court The action Is uroIlht tp recover 100000
and 10 b. tIhrrd the of 38l bonds or ne road
add for an accounting
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THE FLOOD At NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jas. 1.-THE river is
rising slowly and ia hfty-one feet three and half inches
an tho gauge-within four feet Of the Hood OF lsA7
About 900 houses are IN the overflow.
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4 BOoKKEEPENS DLS4PPE4RANcE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-William Il. Steven
SON. head Eookccpcr at Di>-:ons works at Tacony,
has disappeared and examination OF his books shoWa
a deficiency OF - 900. Itis believed that ne has copcd
with Miss Nellie stanton. OF Taconv. Stevenson a
married man. forty years OF The girl Is eighteen
DI
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rnLnrpO- -Nc MI. RRADLATGH.

LONuov, Jan t7.-Ihc Times says: con Mr..
Rradaugh presenting himself in Tie House Of Commons
10 tax. the Parliamentary cath. sir stafford N'rhcoe
will move that he be not allowed 70 do 3d. The Govern,
raut viii meet ti- motion iI the previous question
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rIRGINLl EE1DJrSrERS c1UcUS.

RIcWoND. Va, Jan. L. 1915 p. m.--rhc
Rcadis,crs aIc in toni-ht They have. so far
only nominated state Senator George a. Martin, Of
Norfolk as Railroad CornmIs- -oner vice Asa Rogers.
The Office %! Auditor Of Public Accounts is now under
a. li-.Iia lU
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4 erNeATInN IN TTNIs.

TUVIs, Jan. 17.-'laib, the second brother oi
the Bry of Tuns was arrested i'm. bis own palace last
cyoniug bv the ministers ol War and Marine and con
yeycl to The EtrIe U.llcc today, whore he iH kept
close soug lie is suspected of couspnE against the
Icy. The arrest has ctuayd great sensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
TIE .ulLLErs INDICTED F0P MURDER.

NUw-H,vEN, Jan. 1.-THE Grand jury
t,, r,ricd tru, bill for murder in the first degree
o~,in.t Walter T. M.dcy, James Mallcy and Blanche
D1,, Tor the Killing oI Jenue Cramerin August last.