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THE New York Herald says OF the sup
preston of polygamy in Utah: "Our con-
viction that it never will be completed with
out the active assistance of the military arm
Of the Federal power has been often asserted,
and we repeat it. We look upon the coercion
OF the Mormons in Utah as no holiday ad-
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CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

MANsFIELD. La. January 2S.-Edward
Bolton, colored, was executed yesterday Tor
attempted murder and highway robbery.
CINCINNATI, January ga 1Fmes-Stdr
Fort Wayne (Ind-) special says Harry May
well, a sporting character, was struck on the
head in saloon to-day by JEFF Morris, .
gambler, and his skull crushed. He will
die. Friends of Maxwell tried TO shoot
Morris on the way to Jail.
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WATERvILLE, Me, January 2S.-The ex-
plosion of the steam mill of the Kennebec
Framing Company, at Fairfield, Maine, was
caused by patched and leaky boiler and
consequent scarcity of water therein. The
bodies of two tremen and young Noah
Rice, were recos ered from the ruins badly
mangled and scalded. George McComb, the
engineer, will probably die from his injuries.
as will also one other. number of others
received slight injuries.
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IT is said in Washington that the Senate
Postofice Committee will report bill to give
back the legislators the privilege OF using
the mails without pay. This is discredita-
bic. The postoffice people are trying to make
that institution pay its own expenses, as it
ought, but this wholesale deadheadism makes
the landabIe attempt impossible OF accom-
plishment
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IRElANp.
BODIES DISCOVERED.

DUBLIN, January 2S.-Huddy, a process
server, and his nephew, who recently disap-
peared from the neighborhood OF Baliinrobe,
have been found in Tough Mask in the boys,
their bodies having been sunk by means OF
large stones. The place where the bodies
were found Is near the house of man named
Carigan, who Is now under arrest on sus-
picion
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RUSSIA.
SEARCH FnR IIEuTFNA

SEARCH FOR LIEUTENANT DE LONG,
ST. PETERSBURG. January 2S.-The latest
news from Irkutsk states that Engineer Mel
vile has proceeded to the mouth of the river
Lena to resume the search for Lieutenant
Commander De Long with the greatest en-
ergy, aided by the natives. Provisions are
plentiful, so the search can be prolonged.
The captain of the steamer Lena accompa-
MES Engineer Melville.
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KANSAS CITY hourishes and increases; its
citizens are beginning to claim that neither
st. Louis nor Chicago will be "the future
great" but that Kansas City will, and that
the muddy Missouri will take rank above
the swift Mississippi.
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SPAIN.


WANTS THE GOVERNMENT TO BRACE UP.
MADRID, January 2s.-Considerabe stir
has been caused here by the publication OF a
circular letter from the papal nuncio to the
best efforts to promote the pilgrimage to
Rome. The newspapers urgeth government
to assume an energetic attitude in the pres
ence of the nuncio's conduct in openly patron
zing what they declare would probably
prove Carlist demonstration.
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A New Feature.

NASHVILLE, January 2S.-The Apseriean's
McMinnville, Tennessee, special says: "a
water-spout poured upon White, Van Buren,
and parts OF Warren county, last night.
Caney Fork at Y IN. was rising two feet an
hour. Rock river is fuller than ersr
known. All communication with the upper
counties is susuended
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MARRIED.

BARRA-BRICHETTO-At Denver, Colorado on
Thursday, January, 10, 1852, BY the Rev: Father
Crotty, OF the Cathedral of Denver, Mr.. K. LOUIE
BARRA OF Leadgille, and Miss MARY K. BRIcHErro,
of Denver, formerly of Memphis. Cincinnati
papers please copy.l
The happy couple left on the 2lst for LeadvIlle.
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As an indication of how little weight is
attached by the prosecution to the motion of
Scovilie for a new trial. District-Attorney
Corkhill remarked to-day before a number Of
gentlemen that Guiteau will undoubtedly be
sentenced and as surely executed not later
than lime Both
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NISDIcATING the interests OF English capt.
talisits in American railroads, the London
EconOHaist observes that america urgently
needs an act OF Congress for the general
regulation OF railways" The London press
yas exactly correct that time
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jumped from the bridge into the river and
was drowned about noon to-day.
John Neel, a farmer living near st.
Charles, Missouri, was found dead in his
room at the Western House, corner OF
Franklin avenue and Seventeenth streets,
this morning. He shot himself through the
head. He is supposed to have a sister in
Chicago
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Union Pacific RafIrOad-9urprise for
MahOne-MinOr Mention.

/. WASHINGTON, January 2S.--The President
has signed the census deficiency bill.
Vfce-PresIdent Davis's Dinner.
Nice-President Davis entertained at dinner
this evening President Arthur, S Secretary
Frelinghuysen, Postmaster-General Howe,
Ex-Secretary Blaine, Speaker Keifer, Chief
Justice Waite, Associate Justice Gray, and
Senators Dawes, Beck, Cockrell, Aldricb,
Camden, Blair, Farley and Butler.
Surprise for MahOne.
Among the nominations sent to the Senate
yesterday was that of H. B. Nichols, post
master of Norfolk, Virginia. Mr. Nichols
has held the office twelve years, and was sup
ported for reappointment by Congressman
Dezendorf, and opposed by Senator Malone.
At the request of Senator Malone, the Pres
ident held the matter open about two months,
and then suddenly appointed Mr.. Nichols.
The appointment took Senator Malone by
surprise, and he hastened to the President
and protested against it. Finally the Presi-
dent agreed TO withdraw the nomination. A
message of withdrawal will probably be sent
to the Senate Monday, unless Nichols and
Dezendorf, who are now at the White House,
can prevail upon the President to again
change his mind.
The Union Pacific.
The secretary OF the interior has trans
m ltted TO congress the report OF the govern
ment directors OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company for 1881. The directors claim that
enormous benefits have resulted in the West
from the completion OF this railroad and the
development OF the latent resources of that
section. The report contains a detailed
statement OF the progress made in the con-
struction of branch lines and OF changes in
the main road itself calculated to increase its
efficacy. There were -seventy-ive thousand
six hundred and ninety-two acres OF land
sold for tie nine months ending November
so, 1879, at an average OF "a SO per acre.
The local earnings OF the company are said
to be now ninety per cent. of the through
earnings, while at the beginning its opera
tons in through freight represented seventy
pr cent. of the earnings. The directors have
not considered it necessary TO go INTO the
financial operations of the company, as those
matters are embraced in its reports to the
auditor of railroad accounts, which have
already been published.
Minor Mention.
The indications are now that the appor-
tionment bill will become law.
1t is said at the postofice department. to-
day that the nomination of George Bryant
to be postmaster at Madison, Wisconsin, has
been determined upon.
The Joint committee on the death and
services of the late President Gar
field have decided upon programme sub
stantially the same that adopted for Pres
ident Lincoln.
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POISON'S PREY.
Poisoned at supper.

CoRINTH, KY, january 2s.-A family
named Romeno, living in the outskirts OF
town, were poisoned night before last at sup
per. II is suppose that arsenic was IN the
cornbread. Five Of the family are lying ut
the point of death. No Investigation has
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GERMANY.
NFcnrfLrrnSs WITH THE

NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE VATICAN.
BERLIN, January 28.-Herr Won Schloezer
will start Monday for Rome, to enter upon
his duties as German Minister at the Nati-
can. 1t is reported that since the opening of
the Prussian diet negotiations with the Vati-
can have progressed so we'll that the govern
ment will be able to submit fresh ecclesiastical
biIls
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baltimore FUN.
One day last week Mrs Douglass Vass. a
bride of two weeks, by her GOODNESS and corr
age saved the life probably of her husband
and herself, as well as their team. The
rains and SHOWS OF the last lew days have
made many Of the river and creek lords very
dangerous crossings. Mr.. Vass and his wife,
who was Miss james, of Fauquier, who re
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BROKEN LEVEE.
Reported Break I'm the LeVee az DELTA
Louisiana.

VIcKsBURG, January 2S.-It is reported
that break occurred in the levee at Delta,
Louisiana, this morning, just above the gov
eminent Lighthouse at that place. The
break is one hundred yards wide and the
water is passing rapidly through, flooding
the country and vicinity.
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sb;caro pr,viU~ ParL A...c,.,,ou

CHICAGO, January 28.-At a meeting Of
the Chicago Driving Park Association yester-
day, programme Tor the summer trotting
meeting was adopted, and the meeting will
begin July 18th and last week Eighteen
races are announced, with purses aggregating
$50, 700; SO, 900 has been set aside for special
purses. In offering them due consideration
will be given such trotters as Maud s.,
Trinket, Hopeful, ST. Julien, and others
whose record prevents them entering the class
races. 1t has been found necessary to bar
Little Brown jug from pacing. A special
purse or stake will be offered for Phil Thomp-
son and Sweetheart.
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THE "spoils system" caused the death of
Garfield, the death Of Garfield will cause the
death of Guitesu and the death of Guitesu
ought to be followed by the death OF the
snoiIs avzfem
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ohio State temperance Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., January 2S.-The State
Temperance convention to-day, in the inter-
est of harmony OF the factions, adopted a
resolution asking that an amendment to the
constitutions be submitted to vote of the
people prohibiting the manufacture and sale
Of alcohol for drinking purposes; also pro-
testing against the tax license or any re-
strictlons or regulation whatever
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THE "SEws" on BLAINE.

THE NEWs'' On BLAINE-
LosDoS, January 2s.-The Daily Mems,
commenting on Blaine's South American
correspondence, says: president Arthur has
judiciously refuted the vain and extraya-
CANT pretension that no European country
should be permitted 10 enter into engage
ments with any nation on the American con-
tinent without leave from the United States"
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THE New York Tribune congratulates New
York because the thermometer there went
down to only three degrees belox zero last
week; an instance of small contributions
thankfully received
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MINNEoLA, MINI, january 2S.-In addi-
ton to the three persons, whose death from
trichinae was mentioned in these dispatches,
five more of the seventeen who were stricken
are so dangerously i'll that their lives are
desnzired Of -.f--.-a5-
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The London World, in a recent article,
shows Jealousy because of the friendly feel
ing that is drawing together the two great
republics of the earth-France and the United
State
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n. nann n.,a

CHICAGO, January 2S.-Dr. NJ. S. n an, a
prominent dentist, formerly president of the
American Dental Association, was found
dead in his bed at home this morning, hav-
ing passed away peacefully while sleeping.
MANY who long suffered from nervous
debility would now be in their graves had they
not used Browns Iron Bltters
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IN MEMORIAM.
Lneien HI. VI. Herzog,

Died in Ne,o York, January q, 1ss2.
There is a reaper his name is Death,
And with his sickle keen,
He cuts the bearded grain at Il breath.
And the flowers that grow between"
Dear LUcIES Eight long months ago your
grandfather left You loved each other. Per-
haps up there you'll meet. But we've can only
weep. E
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FRENCH CABINET.
De Freyeinet to Succeed Gambetta-LeoD
Say and Jules Ferry in the
New Government.
The Search for Lieut.. De LOng-Yell0u-
Fever In Yueatan-Irish Affairs
Foreign Miscellany.
ENGLAND.

CITY OF MEXICO, January 28.-In Temax,
Yucatan, there are seventeen hundred cases
of yelloW-iever. Two hundred and twenty
tive have died
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Her First.

Kingston FTeelnAn.
A young mother who Is rich in her hubbys
affections and pocketbook Is the owner OF
three-months-old sunbeam. The young
mother, 10 have the offspring to receive
proper nourishment, resolved to take sole
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4 Brave Bride.

A DELICIOUS medicine is DIR. I4eslie's Qui-
nine Wine Can be taken by children and
others, where quinine cannot.
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Sf.Louir Suicides.

EXTREMELY palatahle, and a sure cure fer
all malarial diseases, is DIR. Leslie's Quinine
Wine
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COOKING
Trade" FAVORITE MARX
OIL!
As am Article of Purity and EeOmon
Unsurpassed.

As AN Article OF Purity and Economy
Unsurpassed.
TyHE COOKING OIL manufactured expressly
l. for family use by the MEMPHIS OIL COM
PANY is gaining in favor daily, as substitute
for lard with Housekeepers, Hotels, Restaurants
and large manufactures of Crackers and CoHlec-
tioneries, at home and abroad Only within the
900 pounds. have been sold in this city and sur
rounding country. We claim for ii, as a substi-
tute for lard, the following:
L. ITS CHEAPNEsS-As the cost is about one
half that of lard.
2. ITS PURTTY-Most of the lard at the prese nj
time IL largely adulterated.
3. ITS HEALTHFULNESS-It being yegeta-
BILE OIL L certainly superior 70 animal oil
We are prepared to supply the demand through
out 1the entire with the very best quality.
For Convenience of merchants, the 81 FAyOKITE''
can always be had by calling on J. T. JEFFERSON
d CO. No. 35S Front ST, Memphis OIL Co. Is Agents.
MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY.
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Trustee,s Sale.

by virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made to me, as
ID trustee, by r. B. Ward. on the 1Et day of
april, 1881, and recorded in the Registers Office of
Shelby county. Tenn, on I'd of April, 1881 In Book
l8s, page 526, said deed being executed 10 secuI6
certain Indebtedness therein set ont, End defa14
having been made, viii, according TO the terms
OF the deed, and at the request of the beneficial
ries, between the hours OF y m and O'Clock p m,
saturday. the 2sfh of January, 1852,
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets in the Taxing District, Shelby county Ten
ne9see eel at public outcry. to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, certain lot p9rcei Of land
In faid District, described.as follows: Being one
fifth % interest in lot in block go lot No. l. and
south half Of lot g. fronting 80 feet the east side
Of Shelby street, and running sack, between par
allel lines, 100 feet 10 an alley; bounded on the
south by lot owned by Mrs. Aodie Bowie, and on
the north by q lot owned by J. s Stanton; said
Ward being seized and possessed OF said one-6fth
interest through his father. the late J. E II. ward
deceased. Equity Of redemption waived The
purchaser at the sale will acquire absolute title
the latter believed to be good, but sell and con
vey only as trustee.
r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, Trustee
s% The above sale is postponed until the 2stb
Of February. by consent OF all parties
R. DUDLEY FRA1SER, Trustee.
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Disastrous Exoros,ou.

For colds, coughs, bronchitis and all affec-
tons of the lungs take Ayers Cherry Pee
toral
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A DEFREYCINET MINISTRY.

PARIS, January 2S.-DeFreycinet has I'M
dertaken the formation of a cabinet. Jules
Ferry will probably be minister OF public
instruction and Leon Say minister of finance
Nidnight.-The list OF the new ministry as
settled upon up to the present hour is as fol-
lows: DeFreycinet, president of the council
and minister of foreign affairs; Jules Ferry,
public instruction; Goblet, interior and wor-
ship; Humbert, justice; Varroy, finance; Car
not, public works; Tirard, commerce;
Cookery, posts and telegraph. The ministers
of war and marine have not yet been desig-
mated.
WANTS MIRIBEL RETAINED.
LONDON, January 2S.-The Times says that
Gambetta, in an interview with President
Grevy yesterday, urged the retention of Gem
eral Miribel as chief of the general staff, on
the ground that it was important for the
efficiency Of the army.
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DENIAL FROM LLOYD.

Lloyd, a magistrate OF Glare, Limerick
and Cork counties, denies the statement
crediting him with having informed the au-
thorities of conspiracy in his district He
says the story is entirely without foundation.
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ESTA BLISHFD 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and tke Ohio Valley colder and
gcneraIs fair Veather nortkerly 10 sresery uinds.
higher barometer.
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DIED.
NOTICE.

LOCKE-January 25. 1852, at his residence, ne
Bartlett, Tennessee. J. A. LOCKE.
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A large force OF military and police raided
for arms at Atheney and Loughrea, County
Galway, and large number of reasonable
papers were found and twenty arrests made.
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Thinking you would like
to know what smokers
who have tried BLACK
WELLS Bull DURHAM GIG
ARETTEs think of them, we
append a few of the many
testimonials received from
well known parties in
Chicago.
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We KNOW these cigar
cites are perfectly PURE,
and contain the BEST to-
bacco the world affords, so
we have perfect confidence
in their success.
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DISAPPOINTMENT in matters of pleasure is
hard to be borne; in matters affecting health
it becomes cruel DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
never disappoints those who use it for obsti-
nate coughs, colds, irritation of throat and
luu0s etc
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Thousands

of people are trying the
new BLACKwELL's BULL
Urban CIGARETTES.
This we know by the way
they are selling but still
there are some who haven't
tried them yet.
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~ 80 =, ~ 'ii,eI ailsI 80 11e'

General W t. tern Office Allan Line,
- La Sale st July "a, lssi
First acquired the habit of smoking
cigarettes while in the Turkish provinces
years ago. Have tried almost all kinds
made in America and hitherto preferred
---and--, but in my opinion Black
Wells Buli Durham Cigarettes now beat
them all and will be my choice hereafter
CuAs. J. suSDrIL, Gen. Manager.
National Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe
Exchange, $50 Dearborn ST., Room q,
July y, 1881. }
''!n response 10 your request In the
DAILY News. would say that l have triesl
BLACKWELL Bull Durham Cigarettes. shall
hereafter SMOKE no other brand. They are
mar ,.xcellence
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We are very anxious
to have every smoker try
a package, smoking them
carefully and critically.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
Literary Notices.

THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY FOB DECEMBER, 80.
The first article in the December sPopular Science
Monthly ON the subject of scientific ethics, 10 the
ablest and most Important in the number. II is in
fact, masterly reply to Mr.. William d. lie Sueur,
of Ottawa, Canada, to the article of Goodwin Smith
entitled "Haye we yet found . New Basis for Mo-
rality7" Mr.. Smith is answered with great courtesy
hpt with crushing effect, while the paper is valua
Ese contribution to the elucidati0n of Spencerian
ethics. Professor Ferdinand COINS article on the
"Cell-State is of remarkable interest as summing
up Of the latest views on the subject of esructure
and cell action. The problem Is at the root of the
phenomena of life, but COhn treats 1t In the most u
cid and familiar manner. The article on "Specula-
tive zoology" by Professor W. X. Brooks, of Johns
Hopkins University, is striking study OF the past
life of the globe with reference to the best modes of
representingit with q view of showing the laws Of
descent differentiation and distribution OF the earth
organic life. Other articles of various instructive
Ness and interest are "Brain-Weight and Brain
Power" by DR.. j. P. H. Boileau; "American and
ality In Animals" by A. Lacassagne; "Is Fingal's
Cave Artificial p by F. Cope Whitehouse (ustrated)
crime keeping in London" by Professor r. A. En-
gler; "Musical Sensations" by M. Hericourt; "The
Annual Growth of Trees,' by A. L. Child, NJ. D.;
The Spectroseope and the Weather" by Professor
Piazzi Smyth; ''The Relations Of the Natural Sci
ences," by Professor T. Sterry Hunt; and "Science
in Relation to the Arts" being the concluding por-
ton of Professor @. W. Siemen's presidential ad-
dress at the last meeting of the British Association
for the Advancement of Science. The editorial de-
partments in this number quite up to their usual
average of strength and excellence.
New York: d. Appleton q Company. Fifty cents
per number, So year.