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ED SHAW made the Chase, bondholder,
scrip-shsver's ticket. Twenty-Five hundred
hard working, homes men made the Citizens
ticket.
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It~hfer nn.a r,affan

Boston, January John A. Lords
steam tannery and currying shop, at Peabody,
Massachusetts, was destroyed by fire. Loss
,ahout sos 600 t.-s
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II the Citizens ticket Is elected the po-
lcemen, fremen and laboreTs may he sure
that they will be paid in cash, and not in
rim
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CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
For Patsontnr Her unsha,a
Railroader Suicided.

MoRRIsTowN, n. J., January Mrs.
Benedict Schesenbeck has been arrested f. r
the murder of her husband at Dover by
poisoning.
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NEW York, January "a lighter aud
three hundred and ninety-one ba es of cotton,
Consigned TO Liverpool parties, we're burned
Il Yhe dock at'jersey City last night
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THE election of the Citizens ticket meas
the utter defeat of bosses in Memphis. 1t
will about wind up FL Shaw.
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Every member of the present city govern
meDt indorses the citizens ticket, and DIR.
Porter is enthusiastic for it.
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THE bus mes of 1881 was unsurpassed by
that OF any previous year by between one
filth and ouP-sixth
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NEW YORK, January 2.-The cracker
bakery of Hatfield & Ducker, at Brooklyn,
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
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ESTA BLISH ED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY, Jair
heather during the deg, nth shorty rising temper
atuTe, easterly 10 southery Winds, and stationary
or sio'ely falling barometer.
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Fatal Shooting Array.

SELMA, ALA, January last night,
Captain Burns and George Keipp became IN
volved in difficulty. T. T. Adams, propri-
t2r Of the Southern hotel, in attempting to
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make peace, was shot in the cheek accident
ally by Burns, who missed the man he IL
tended TO shoot, Keipp. Adams immediately
drew revolver and shot Burns three times,
killing him
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Public Administrators Office-Memphis Tonnes
see. December "a, 1881.
NOTICES hereby given that will. admins
IN traitor of the estate of Thomas G.. Davis, de-
ceased, on Thursday. January s. 1851 at IL O'Clock
m, proceed to sell the personal property, not
exempt by law, of said decedent, at public cutlery,
to the highest bidder for cash. the late residence
of the deceased on Presidents Island in this
county. JOHN LOAGUE,
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TIE scrip-shavers AMI the bondholders are
glowing with evn' Clancy.
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Or Thursdy the merchants should close
their places Of business and make the cleo
ton o! the itizens' tickle lie special work OF
the dav.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Livery stable and Horses.


WORCESTER, MASS, January 2.-George
p. Kndriek & Co.'s livery stable was burned
together with twenty-four horses.
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WILL AID THE KIIEDIvE.

France and England have agreed to send
! to the khedive of Egypt an identical note,
announcing that in the event of peace being
| disturbed or his authority overturned they
are prepared effectively to support MIN in
restoring order and protect his authority by
material CO operation.
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THE case to be decided on Thursd ~ is
Boss Ed Shaw rs. TIE People.
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RUSSIAN RAILWAYS
Declared Observation-Disclosures and
Ffaud-The New Lord Mayor of
Dublin IBaugurated.
Ladies' Land League-Freneh Troubles
i'm Tunis-MOrmon Missionaries
Roughly Handled.

ATHENS, January 2.-The elections have
been held, and the returns, though yet in
complete, are favorable to the government.
The ministers of marine and finaEce lost
their seats, surprise to the government.
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If the Taxing Dis,ric: government is to
be conserved, Il e Citizens ticket must be
elected.
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BuRKE's public lif, has Teen pure, manly
and honorable.
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ATTEND the mass-meeting at the Greenlaw
O3erahouse on Wednesday night.
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IT ia the purpose o. I'd Shaw, ii he can,
10 elect Chase in place # Burke.
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No New Cases of SMALLPOX at Keokuk,

KEoKUK, La, January mo deaths nor
new cases of smallpox. One of the vic
Tins grew delirious last night, and in some
way escaped from the pesthouse and came
into the city, distance of three miller, very
thinlv clad
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LISBON, anuary liking Luis opened the
Cortes to-day. In his speech he alluded to
the sympathetic reception he had met with
at Caceres from the king of SPAN, and e1-
pressed the hope that he would have the
satisfaction of seeing the king and queen in
Lisbon before the end of the month.
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REILLY-On January /, 1852. PATRICK REILLY,
nephew of NJ. H. Reilly, In the SD year OF his age
: Funeral from the residence of his uncle, N. II.
Reilly. No. Second street. this CTUEsDAY) after.
noon at O'Clock Services at st. Bridget's Church.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
in at
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Hartford, Conn, January 2.-William
II. Goodspeed, vice-president of the Hartford
and New York Steamboat Company, died at
Goodspeeds Landing yesterday forenoon.
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GEORGE, prince-regent Turner, backs Shaw.
That's enough.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January 2.-President Grevy, in
receiving New Years Congratulations from
the diplomatic corps to-day, requested the
ambassadors and ministers to transmit to
their respective governments expressions of
sincere friendship.
DENIAL THAT NEGOTIATIONS ARE BROKEN OFF.
The evening journals deny that The nego-
tiatlons for Anglo French commercial
treaty have been broken off,
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AUSTRIA.
THE JEWISH RIOT AT WARSAW.

THE JEWISH RIOT AT WARSAW.
VIENNA, January 1.-The Jewish commit
tee state that twelve Jews were killed in the
riots at Warsaw. and sixty three wounded.
KILLED AND HORRIBLY INITIATED.
Reports that in an encounter between six
gendarmes and sixty Krisvasians four gan
darmes were killed and horribly mutiIated.
The latter wounded number of Krisvasians
before being overpowered.
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OBITUARY.
Ferdinand Heral<,.
VIM HI, Goods

PARIS, January ferdinand Herald,
senator for the department of the Seine, is
dead.
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PORTUGAL.
THE CORTEs OPENED

BERLIN, January 2.-The Ia9es6laa pub
fishes rumor of the dismissal OF servants
from the Portuguese royal household, on the
suspicion Of connection with a plot to poison
the king.
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EVERY citizen should vote on Thursday.
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DIVIDEND.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS,
Memphis, Tenn, January 2, 1881. :
DY resolution of the Board. a dividend OF 4
ID per cent out of the net earnings of the past
six months will be paid on demand.
READ Cashier
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vorr for every man on the Citizens ticket.
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LOOKOUT for repeaters on Thursday.
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WORKINGMEN'S
Building and Loan Association.

rTNHE regular monthly meeting of this Associs.
l. ton, for the payment of dues, will be held at
the Office of the Company, in the Planters Insu
rance Building, No. Al Madison street. on TUES
DAY EVENING, January 8, 1852, at 1880 O'Clock.
Payments may be made to the Secretary at the
Office above, during Office hours from $50 to
$50 pm. In default of payment fines VIII accrue.
N. w. SPEERS, JR., President
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Burted Hinder N suox.I,ae-

DENVER, Col j January 2-Ihe Republicans
Silverton special says Edward F. Ryan, Mi
chael Ryan, and Richard Adkins, employed
on the Parasite tunnel, on Saturday, ten
miles from here, were buried one hundred
feet deep in a snowslide. Parties left Sill
yerton this morning to recover the bodies.
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GERMANY.

r11uI H7INO1N =" 11-I11zf-u , NE " i f-A1E
BERLIN, January 2.-Emperor William
received congratulations from the Gar on
the advent of the new year, and the seventy
fifth anniversary OF his entrance into the
army. The officers celebrated the anniver-
sary in an enthusiastic manner
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CTATE NATIONAL BANK,
, MEMPHIS TENN, January 2, 1889.
Go At meeting OF the Board Of Directors of the
State National Bank, held to-day, dividend of
Four ~ Per Cent. was declared from the net
earnings of the past six months, payable on de-
mand A. ]. HAYES L.. Cashier.
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Kindness 10 Howxafe.

Captain Howgate, under indictment for
embt zzlement from the government, was re-
leased from Jail today on an order from
Judge Cox, and, accompanied by a bailif,
allowed to spend New Years with friends out
side the Jail
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&nk.@9@%,,

MEMPHIS Tenn, April Is ISL
II. H. WARNER & Co.-Dedr SIR For over twenty
years have been a sufferer from kidney trouble,
accompanied by q female weakness which culInin-
ated in falling of the womb. / have been treated
by numerous doctors in Georgia and AlabamR,
but none of them gave me any benefit In 1879
friend advised me to use Dr. Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure One bottle did me more good
than all .the other medicines l had taken in
eighteen years, and continued use caused fur
Their Improvement, until considered myself well.
believe 1t to be the best remedy in the market
for such female disorders, and can cheerfully rec
nrur anil To-
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BLATANT BRADLAUG

to conduct services in one of the suburbs Of
London yesterday, were grossly maltrested
by mob and obliged to seek refuge at police
headquarters.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, January "A dispatch from
Paris says of the meeting of the Anglo
French commercial treaty commission: 'sThe
concessions made by the French commission
ers IN regard to cotton and wooden goods did
not reach the minimum fixed by the English
commissioners, and were finally declined.
The English commissioners will, therefore, re-
turn to-day"
Another dispatch relative to the treaty
negotiations says: "The eventual result Of
the negotiations cannot yet be forecast, but
1t Is evident the situation il slightly i'm
proved, and definite arrangement is quite
possible"
The Timers financial article states that the
English commissioners for negotiating an
Anglo-French treaty of commerce, with one
exception, quit Paris to-day. Late dis
patches say that the treaty negotiations are
virtually ended.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Elliott, the sculler, has sailed for New
York.
PENNY PArERs
The Pail Null Grrzstte and 81. james Gazete
appear to-day As penny papers The forme,
changed, out the type IL improved.
BULwER PROMOTED.
Sir Henry Ernst BuIwer, Governor and
Commander-in-Chief of the Windward Isl
ands, has been appointed Governor of Natal.
IRooUoIs AND FoxHALL TO TRY CoScLustoxs
1t is now thought probable that the great
Amerlean racers, lroquois and Foxbffil' viii
try conclusions in the spring over n W.
market couFss---------.--u-s.- he new
SERVED TEE RAscALs RICH
: Two Mormon missionaries, who a.
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mems SultS.
Mems Heavy Working Suits, 81, worth $s
Mems Heavy Union Cashmere Suits, s., worth $40
Mems Heavy Scotch Cashmere Suits S. 50, with SIS
Mems Heavy Fine Worsted Suits, $40, worth SO
Mems Heavy All Wool Cashmere Suits SO, with $50.
Mems Heavy Fancy CheRiot Suits, s1l, with So So
Mems Heavy Genuine Beaver Suits, SIS, worth $50.
Mems Heavy Four-Button Getaway Suits, SIS 50
worth SIS
Mems Heavy Fine French Cashmere IN Various
Patterns, SIS, worth $50.
Mems Heavy Genuine French Grass Goats and
Vests, SD SO, worth SIS.
Mems Heavy Fine Coats and Vests from s. to SIS.
worth double
OVereOats,
Mems Durable Oyercoats, s. IS, worth IS.
Mems Heavy Melton Overcoats, s. 75, worth 81 so
Mems Heavy Csinci1la Overcoats, 81 So worth So
Mems Heavy Raviston Oyercoats, S. so, worth $40
Mems Heavy Fur Beaver Overcoats. S. worth SIS
Mems Union Beaver Overcoats, in three colors ST.
worth s14.
Mems Heavy Genuine English Beaver overcoais
81, worth SO
Mems Heavy listers from s. 50 to $40, with double
heus Heavy Ulsterettes, IN Various Patterns, from
IS to SIS, worth double.
Mems Reversible OvercoatS. in Different Patterns
from IS to 80 so. worth double.
Boys Suits.
Boys Heavy Suits, eleven TO sixteen years, So IS
Boys Heavy Union Cashmere Suits 81 So
Boys Heavy Fancy Cashmere Suits, IS so.
Boys Heavy Genuine Scotch Suits, IS.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DYvirtue of authority law in me vested, / WILL
ID on the 9Th day of January Me- t, same
being the first Thursday after the first Monday in
January, 1882 open and hold election AT all the
voting precincts in the territory known the Tax
ing District of Shelby county for Three (3) Com
mfssioners of the Fire and Police Board and Five
t5) Supervisors of the Board of Public Works, to
compose the Legislative Council of the said Tax
ing District. The following list of sheris, Judges
and Clerks have been appointed to hold said cleo
ton. This 21st day of December, 1881.
p. r. ATHY,
Sheriff of Shelby county
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BELGIUM.
,UITE SIGNIFICANT

BELGIUM.
QUITE SIGNIFICANT.
BRUSSELS, January 1.-THE Russia N organ
Leonard announces that on account of the
settled and peaceful aspect of Europe an poll
tics, it will in the future only appear as a
weekly journal. This is considered quite
signifc ant.
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l0l SuperF1SOre Oh the BOarQ OF FuDllC NOrks, 10
compose the legislative Council Of the said Tax
ing District The following list of sherffs, Judges
and Clerks have been appointed to hold said cleo
ton. This 2lst day OF December, 1881,
p. r. ATHY,
Sheriff of Shelby county.
FIRST WARD.
Judges-JOhn Walsh, Dan A. Renkert, Thomas
Sherif-John Leslie
Clerks. +. McKeon. George Mason.
Voting Place-Main and Winchester streets.
SECOND WARD.
Judges-Eugene Leidy, Thos. Madden, VIM. Ryan.
Sherff-TheInas Carney.
CleTks-Jarnes Hunter, Charles R. Newell
Voting Place-Courthouse.
THIRD WARD.
yudses-Thos- Boyle, ]. NJ. Hill, t. B. billiard.
Clerks-Henry Schilling, Harry Stoddard.
Voting Places North Court street.
FOURTH WARD
Judges-w. s: Bruce, P. NJ. Stanley, Coleman
Thomas. colored.
Clerks-Joe Theirs, Henry Pool.
Voting Plsoe-Greenlaw oPerahouse-
Judges-.U. W. Miller, James Bsehmsnn, Cash
Nosby colored.
Sherif-C. r. Stewart
Clerks-Robert League Thomas Turner
Voting Place-Sl Beale street
SIXTH WARD.
Judges-Walter Goodman, VIM. NJ. Harvey, II.
Sherfh-W. K. Sims
Clerks-H- Anderson, T. ". Pickett.
Voting Place-waldran Block, Main street
SEVENTH WARD.
Judges; ]. Busby, W. W. Coleman. c. Wood
ruff, colored.
Sherif-A. 8. Hancock.
Clerks-Walter Gregory, Jr., Willie Jones'
Voting PlaCe-Beale and Orleans streets.
EIGHTH WARD.
yudges-A Mageyney, John Garrow, VIM Dean.
Sherif-John A. Powell.
Clerks-y. p. Samuels Louis DaltrOh.
Voting Paee-Poplar Street Markethoase
NINTH WARD.
Judges-sam Foiweu L. Jennings, Mike DOYLE.
Sherif-Joseph Miller.
Clerks-T. J. Graham. c. Wagner. Jr.
Voting Place-Fifth and Saffarans streets
TENTH WARD,
Judges-C w. Frayser Pat Eloyne j. A Jones
Sheriff. B. Britt.
Cserks-yohn Kahn. Arthur Stainback-
Voting P1ace-Main and South streets.
The Deputy -Sherifs win meet at my Office at s
0 clock an sharp on election day.
p. K ATHY Sheriff
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A DENIAL FROM BrsMARcr

The statement that Bismarck intended to
propose congress of the powers to discuss
the question of the Pope's position is denied.
proposal to re-establish the Pope's respon-
sibility has been simply suggested semi
officially. No replies have yet been re-
ceiYed
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TENTH WARD

Judges-sam Foiwen L. Jennings, Mike Doyle
Sherif-Joseph Miller.
Cerks-T. J. Graham. c. Wagner Jr
Voting Place-Fifth and Saffarans streets.
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Private intelligence has been received At
Liverpool that the Governor of the Gold
Coast is about to march with force of ma
tive troops. The object OF the expedition is
the punishment OF the natives in Daure for
killing two English custom officers. Hot
work i anticipated.
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AN EXTRA REGATTA.

The sportsmanIs challenge cup was not
included in the Hanlon-B Boyd race. 1t will be
rowed for about two weeks after that race,
with goo added. 1t is proposed to
have 8. regatta about four weeks after the
aforementioned event, with good prizes on
the list
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yudges-C. W. Frayser, Pat Sloyne, J. A. Jones.
Sheriff. B. Britt.
Cserks-yohn Kahn. Arthur Stainback
Voting P1ace-Main and South streets.
The Deputy Sherifs win meet at my Office at
o clock an sharp on election day.
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AN UNCERTAINTY.

LONDON, January "A dispatch from
Tunis says; "The reality and durability of
the submission of the tribes in South Tunis are
doubted by all acquainted with the native
feeling. 1t is generally believed that there
will be an extensive rising in the spring"
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Go to the mass-meeting Wednesday night
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1t is understood that Bradlaugh will ap-
pear before the bar of the House of Com
mons and claim TO have the oath adminis-
tered to him on the day Parliament reas-
sembles.
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GEO. P. IAYLQI

EpEAL ESTATE and RENTAL AGENT,
~ TAXES PAID, LANDS BOUGHT, SOLD
AND EXCHANGED,
Forrest City, st. Francis County, Ark.
Address posfoff5oa poy
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The southern tribes have again revoIted,
and a column of troops have been dispatched
southwark with orders to proceed to the Tri-
politan frontier. The governor of Tripoli
has ordered that insurgent Tunisian tribes be
prevented from entering the territory
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Thousands of equally strong Endorsements
many of them in cases where hope was abandoned
have been voluntarily given. showing the remark
able power of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure In all diseases of the kidneys liver urinary
organs. II any one who reads this has any phys
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TUNIs, January 2.-Roustan, French
minister. arrived yesterday. He was met by
a few French residents and natives but no
great demonstration YVES made
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NINTH WARD.

yudges-M. Mageyney, John Garrow, VIM Dean
Sherif-John A. Powell.
Clerks-y. p. Samuels, Louis DaltrOh
Voting PIace-Poplar Street Markethoase.
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A GRAND AFFAIR.
President Arthur's New Years Reeep.
ton at the White HOuse-A
Social Event of
More than Ordinary Importance-The
Sessingkaus-FrOst Contested
Election Case.

WASHINGTON, January 2.--Senor Mar
tinsz, the Gillian minister, has dis
patched from his government stating
that the latter had issued a manifesto, di-
rected to all powers where Chill is repre-
seDted by an Envoy, in which are given the
reasons why Chill went to war with Peru,
and defining in a measure the Gillian policy
in reference to The present difficulties. The
manifesto will be forwarded 10 Martinez by
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sEkVED IHE hAsCALS 1-k11
Two Mormon missionaries, who a.
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THE sITuAr1os REyIEMEn.
CRIME DECREASING.

At meeting OF the Ennistown commits
sioners yesterday, a letter from Herbert
Gladstone was read, stating that according
to official information crime is decreasing in
the proclaimed districts, and the authorities
expect that repressiye measures viii shortl y
be abandoned.
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IRELAND.

POOR EXCUSE FOR A FOUL DEED.
DUBLIN, January 2.-The reason assigned
for the murder OF the two Croaghan sisters,
near Mullingar, Westmeath, by an unknown
assassin, is that they were suspected of Civ
ing information to the police
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Elliott, the sculler, has sailed for Ne1
York.
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The Pail Null Guzstte and 81. james Gazett,
appear to-day As penny papers The forme,
changed, but the type il improved.
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SEVENTH WARD.
Judges. J. Busby, W. W. Coleman, c. Woo.
ruff, colored
Sheriff-A g. Hancock.
Clerks-walter Gregory, Jr., Willie Jones'
Voting Plale-Reale and Orleans
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FE a NJ * 4
Manufactures and Dealer i'm Gums,
Stock OF Breech-Loading Double
Promptly D0ne-I1I b.