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Striking Miners Arrested.

New LEXINGTON, O., December S.-Eley.
en- OF the supposed TO be leaders in the
strike OF the German miners at Buckiup.
ham were arrested by the Sheriff and lis
Deputy to-day, and broubht here for per.
liminary trial. Ten Of them plead guilty,
and were fined one dollar each and costs,
which were promptly paid. The other
man was ined twenty-five dollars and II,
default Of payment was placed in jail.
There were about one hundred OF the strik.
ing miners, md they used threats and
force to drive out miners who wanted IN
work. The trouble is probably over.
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Suit Against the New York Herald.

NEw ioRE, December s.-The trial OF Il
libel suit by James Francis NIalloy, n citi.
zen of Edgefield, S. c., against Jumes
Gordon Bennett, was begun today in the
United States Circuit Court for the recoy.
cry OF $4,000 damages. Tho libel CON.
planned OF is the publication Of MI arti.
Gle in the Herald recording the destruction
Of 4 large portion OF the town OF Edge.
field, S. G., by fire on October 20, 1851, and
stating that Ntalloy, who was a properly
owner and insured, and whose store was
diary,
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Special Dispatch 10 the lu,clliscuccr,

oIN|ihI D!Apa'eu 70 ti'e lnlcInecnccs
sTEupESvlLLe, O., December S.-Last
night David kuox, OF Florence, OH bis way
home from this city, started from Burset,s.
town to walk to Florence, Pa., distance
OF i've miles. lIe left about six o'clock, and
at QUE this moruing llo wus discovered
lying in the road one mile from his home
by Il Mr.. Ferguson, apparently dead.
Mr.. Ferguson, had him removed 10 Il
house near by, and upon rxamina.
ton discovered that both. his legs were
frozen TO the knees and that Ills
arms were frozen above the elbows. lie re-.
,nained in an unconcioas condition until
noon to-day, when death ended his suffer.
ing. A gentleman from that neishborbood
says that he never experienced such in.
tense cold. Another gentleman narrowly
escaped freezing TO death in the same
neiglborhood, while attempting to walk to
his home, distance Of four miles, Mr..
Knox was so years ofage and leaves a wife
and daughter. He was pigbly respected
citizen,
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Intlulgcnl Jtlricx,

BAsTourIl, La, December S.-Wedncs.
day night the jail doors were broken down
by body Of indignant mon and Tom
Robinson and Bill Cephas were taken out
and hanged. Pub!ic opinion is in SYN.
pathy with the lynchers Last Saturday
negro named Wesley Andrews cndcayored
to kill white man named Mcdowell.
three miles from Bas.oupl,. The negro
WIS captured and was reported TO be
lynched. lndulgent juries determined the
people TO punish such Outrageous crimes,
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Rome or Mr.. Randall's DOCTRINE

WASHINGTON, December Sin conyer.
sation with All intimate friend, cx.Speaker
Randall said last evening it was folly to
suppose the Democrats Of the House would
oppose any movements looking 10 reduc.
tion Of taxes now imposed on the people
by the present Internal Revenue laws;
that n reduction Of the taxation was now a
popular movement, and that any party
that opposed It would be simply inviting n
crusllin. defeat. Ills only icar was TINT
the Republican majority would not 30 iar
enough, and that It would at last be neces.
sary for the Democrats to comp to tho front
and inject such amendments us will meet
the demands Of the interests OF the country.
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Tariff o., sugar.

From our Special Correspondent. ~
WASHINGTON, December S.-Thc sugar
importers and reiiners are opposed to the
Recommendation OF the Tariff Commission
in relation to the duty on sugar, and are
gathering here for the purpose Of persuad-
ing Congress against the policy OF adopting
that recommendation. They say that
while Il nominal reduction of from 10 to f2
per cent is recommended, that in fact there
is no actual reduction whatever proposed,
and that to embody the Tariff Commission
recommendations into the law would be to
make the law more complicated and op-
pressive in relation to the sugar interests
than ut present.
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THE uNMEAsURED TO0A,
Nhose Form Will Il be Cat ta-S0ns fj.
:. riutrreatesl lSuggestioms. I.

From our Special Correspondent. ~
WAsnINGToS. December S.-"Ii you lien,
of a West Virginia Democrat OF any proni.
nence being In Washington, you Gun set /,
down that he Is Il candidate for Mr., Davis
seat in the United States Senate" said u
West Virginian today, who Is not can
didate.
There IL always quite number OF West
Virginians in Washington during session
Of Congress, and they have but little to do
other than discuss political affairs. I.as,
session 1t was;wllo will secure Ben Wilson's
place? Who will be against Kenpa? Won.
der, who will represent thcnew District
and will Lucas or lloge win in the Second
district? Now that all these questions
have been answered by the voters, tho
West Firginlan Is full OF the Scnatorship
contest. 1t Is fact, thut any Of those
now here would be content II the Lersla.
turc would return Mr.. Davis. But owing
to his repeated declinations, they feel at
liberty 70 discuss the good and bad uttcs.
tions OF the several dozen or more OF can.
didates already entered for the racc.
The general impression among those
with whom your correspondent llas con.
yersed, il that young John keuna IL the
coming man, while others believe tbat
there is n possibility that Judge Ferguson
is the winning man utter the ace.
There is Il rulnor current here, TO the
effect that, although Mr.. Davis has an.
nOtnced that he is not u candidate for re.
election, he has engaged goodly portion
OF the McLare House ut Wheeling to be
occupied during the contest in the Iepislu.
ture when it tassembles In Wheeling.
AS TO the candidacy OF Mr.. Lewis BAKER
West Virginia visitors in this city say tl.a,
his election is an impossibility. There are
q few who wonld be pleased to see Frank
Hereford returned, but the most ardent
admirers OF the ex-senator say that the en-
trance Of kcnna into the Senatorial aren,
has pied Mr.. lIereiord's chances, and thry
admit with sigh Of regret, that he has no
prospect Of success. :
One well posted MS to the political situa.
ton OF the State said to IN ISrEll,GENcEr
man: snake no mistake about Kenna, he
is going to be Il great man. ! think" said
he, that even Davis cannot defeat Mr.,
kenna. The Senatorship must 20 10 the
section that can.give the biz Democratic
majorities, and that is the section in which
kenna lives. The only difficulty with the
chances is that Ferguson and Quarter NAV
divide thcir. strength, but il necessary, when
the supporters Of tue latter see they cannot
nj tk.k,t t.tsnf l,.,f f1. =,
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RElllSll Cabinet l'llnli,rrS.

LONDON, December S.-The Times says it
has reason 10 believe that soon after
Christmas, Derby will be invited 10 join
the cabinet. Chlders, the now war secre-
tary will become Chancellor OF the Tx
chequer,iand Dixie, under foreign secretary,
will enter the cabinet. 1t says these
changes may be the precursors of even
more important ones possible before the
end OF the next session OF Parliament.
Gladstone may consider himself entitled 10
retire, and in such contingency there is
little doubt Of harrington becoming Prime
Minister. -
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Nix. RANDALL ventures the opinion that
Democrats will not resist the reduction Of
internal taxes at this session. It is to be
Hoped that Mr.. Randall knows, but it may
be doubted whether the extreme obstruc.
tionist wing OF the purity has taken Mr..
Randall into its confidence. A measure Of
relief would have passed at the lust session
il Democratic Senators hadn't talked the
breath out OF it. ilr.|
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THE COLD SNAP.
NAVIGATION ALMOST SUSPENDED
iy Floating Ice IN the River-i Prospect Of tho
Rltert Closlns-Ths First Death by fretn
Ing gIisrtAboutx-run on the Ice Up the
Itivcr-E1tent or the Blizzard.

The weather yesterday was not 30 in
tensely cold as on the previous day, but
still cold enough to make the leo men and
the coal men equally happy, while the
plumbers rubbed their hands In glee,
Heavy icein large foes began TO run early
in the day, and by evening the prospects
for cessation Of navigation and the clos.
ing OF the river were very favorable. The
following table, for which we are again in.
debted to the kindness Of DR.. C. Schnepf,
the druggist Oh the Opera House corner,
shows the state OF the thermometer all
,lov.
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Should He.

JAcRsoS, Mss, December SIT is sun.
posed the grand jury will investigate the
conduct Of the Commissioners OF Tate
county in the recent election. It is said
Manning will refuse certificate, This ac.
ton meets with tho approval OF n lnwc
majority OF Democrats, who think 10
should make his contest independcn. NJ NJ
the Tate county matter. lI.1 "
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The Next House,

From our Special Correspondent
WAslIlSGroS, December S.LThe clerk OF
the House Of Representatives figures up
the House Of Representatives OF the Forty
Eighth Congress rs follows: One hundred
and ninety.one Democrats; l2l Repub.
licans; 6 Readjusters; Independent Demo.
Gratis; 3 Observation-Disclosures, and two
vacancies, Nlessrs: UpdegraH and. Heron.
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FIRE AT a1EADyIi.I,E.
tuiVcr Hall Entirely Communications
EAtiMntetl ii EnO.NOn

As0AAuNtCN al D-VsVUU,
MEApvILLE. Pa, December Sour citi.
zens were called together this morning by
the alarm OF fire. Culver HALL, belonging
to Allegheny College, was discovered in
flames, and owing to lack OF facilities to
eStingulsh the fire, was in short time
wholly consumed. The intense cold opera.
ted against the efforts made TO save a DOR.
ton OF tho building. The students occ,l.
pyins the building were active in efforts to
save the Hall, until il became evident That m
further efforts were useless. Sixty-threc
students are compelled to seek new quar-.
ters. They have been duly provided for,
thanks to the consideration OF our people
The loss is estimated at twenty thousand
dollars, partly covered by insurance. The
college authorities are making temporary
arrangements suitable to the emergency.
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CRISP CABLE CULLINGS.
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The GrnAt Fire In London Over Fifteen Aftt.
Ions Of Dollars-Sone Radical Changes
In the British Cabinet rrophsslcd.
General Foreign NsusNoies

LONDON, December S.--The fire which
broke out last night in the premises Of ror.
ter 4 Co., wholesale hosiers, OIL Wood
street, was the greatest that has occurred in
London since the celebrated Tally street
fire. The loss is estimated ut upwards Of
two millions Of pounds. The whole block
between London Wall, Philip Lane, Addlc
street md Wood street, except the ware
houses on the corners Of London Wall,
have been destroyed. The fire Is nearly
subdued, but the remainder OF the block Is
still in danger. It is believed that eight
persons were injured, none seriously. Eos.
ter, Porter 4 Co. had stock Of silk goods
alone estimated 10 be worth 10000.
THE FIRE UNDER CONTROL.
The salvage corps succeeding in saving
n large amount Of goods. The walls Of the
warehouses burned on Wood street and
Philips Lane, fell into the road way with
4 crash like thunder, filling thcstreets with
burning debris, at 10 A. ". At this hour
the engines are still potring immense
volumes OF water OH the ruins and the fire
is under control. The burnt area is over
two acres. One fireman was killed by fall.
ing walls. The loss OF the fire is now esti.
mated at three million pounds.
Late tonight the ruins are still shoulder.
ing and streams from 20 hydrants are pour.
Ing upon them. 500 persons are thrown
out Of employment.
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liptlcgrnil-x Place.

From our Special Correspondent
CALDWELL, O., DecemberS.-Anin informal
meeting Of the Republican citizens Of Cald.
well and representatives. Of "a number
oi other townships Of the county, held
here this evening, give their unanimous
expression in favor Of Hon. W. II. Frazier
us candidate for Congress for the vacancy
occasoned by the death Of Hon. J. r. Up.
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Richoltcu Robtu.on'. Policy Of Pence

WAsulSGroS, December S.-Representa.
tive "Richclicu" Robinson, the champion
tail.twister TO tho British lion, will not offer
any resolutions likely TO create internal
complications, during the present. session.
lie said yesterday that the country ap.
peared to be perfectly satisfied when the
rish.Amcrican suspects were released from
English jails, after their sentences had ex.
pired. and allowed 10 sneak out OF the
kingdom without one word OF apology or
explanation from the English Government.
lie considers the foreign policy Of the Uni.
ted States ilimsy farce, with which he is
difpustcd. WA ST.
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ff0M Our Special Correspondent. m
WASHINGTON, December S.-7The, whisky
interests are gathering here for the purpose
OF urging the passage OF bill to extend
the bonded period on whisky in behalf Of
the Western Export Association, the mem
bers Of which say if they can get this ex-
tension they will not ask areduction Of the
tax for the present. Al 1V&
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NEw ioRE, December S.-The five story
building, 5o7 to 3ll Canal street, owned
by Arnold, Constable & Co., aud oc.
cupled by tue Manhattan Suit and Cloak
Company, and Powers & Co., dealers iu
hosiery, was damaged to the extent OF SO.
900 by ire
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BRINGING THEN TO TIME.
The Commerce Committee Calling for y
Bill or Particulars.

Bill or pRrtIculRrs.
From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, December S.-The I'resi-
dent lit will be recalled in his u,essaye)
throws wet blanket OH my river and
harbor bills for the next fiscal ycar, and
the Secretary Of war, in his annual re-
port, was bold enough 10 |say
that the money had been appro-
pr!ated in the last years bill
not in the interest Of commerce. TO test this
latter statement and put upon Secretary
Lincoln the burden Of the proof the Conf
merce committee, to.day, adopted n resou-
ton directing him to report whether any
OF the appropriations in the last years bill
were appropriated for works or objects
that are not in the interest Of commerce or
navigation, and il SO, to name such works
or objects, and the respective amounts so
appropriated. Also to report whether any
money has been expended OH works which
do not benefit commerce and navigation.
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THERE are complaints that few Congress.
men have reached Washington with any
definite plans for legislation. This, II true,
is not Il National calamity. There will
not be so many hard heads to soften with
the soothing syrup OF compromise.
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Wtit Mnnntng Rcfuxc IEfs Ccr1facnl

VIII Manning Refuse His CcrtfGcatc7
WARRINGTON, December S.-An Ohio
Democratic member, who is II friend OF
Manning, stated today that the gentleman
would probably decline the certificate offer
ed him by the Governor Of Mississippi Of
election over Chalmers, and would contest
before the House OF Representatives next
winter on the ground, among others, that
the President Of the United States with the
Federal patronage interfered to prevent
his election, and that his opponent was as.
sisted as well by the money OF 1ubbcll's
Committee. The Democratic party would,
OF course, derive more glory for unseating
Chalmers than for refusing Chalmers the
seat. s.
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Two Cent Postage.
From our Special Correspondent.

! 'o'H oua opeCIhI correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December S.-The chair
man of the House Committee on Postoices
and Post Roads, at to.day's meeting, sub.
mitted Il report in favor Of the reduction
Of letter postage to two cents. As the
House has directed their COMMITTEES on
Appropriations 10 provide for reduced
postage on the postal bill, there is but little
doubt Of its becoming law.
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A Charge Against Young Mr., En-

- - "S"Hs 'AouHS .nE. EnxIlHh.
INDIANAPOLIS, DecemberS.-Politica and
society circles We're shocked lust night by
the announcement that William L. Eng.
lish, son, of the candidate for tie Vice
Presidency Of the United States at the Inst
Presidential election, had been arrested.
investigation showed that the report wus
correct, and that the charge upon which
the distinguished citizen had been taken
into custody was that Of bastardy. The
complainant proved to be Elizabeth vii.
iiams. Mr.. English gave bail for hearing
and Subsequently the case was withdrawn,
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Joe Coburn the pugI,t.t On, ar I.tl

NEW IoEK, December S.-Joe Coburn,
the pugllist, was released from Sipg-Sing
prison this morning. a large number OF
friends were there to escort him to this city
where he will have 4 reception this even
Ing. On March 9, 1877, he was sentenced
to imprisonment for ten years for shooting
and dangerously wounding Policemen To.
bias ind Jertiies. in front OF his saloon, o..
tober II, 1876. Three and one.hai wears
communication time for good behavior
wonld bring his release next August, but
the Governor commuted The remaining
nine months. ...,i.
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Poor pocnllOi,fas.

From our Special Correspondent.
" WASHINGTON, D. G., December s.-The
painting in the rotunda Of the Capitol
representing the baptism Of Pocahontas,
which cost $4,000, has been injured by
the cracking OF the canvass, caused by the
electric light used during the Garfield
Memorial Fair.
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H0rrllle!

HAnH'suuEG, Pa, December a-1n tl,a
Free coio1ed Cemetery, in the suburbs
there are at least four myers OF dead ho,,,ns
in the enclosure O! the dead, only nor,;nllv
buried, many unco,Dned, and ,Es 'a''y my,
have been feeding on tho remains I iop ,a"f,s "oss
ysa1s nsxbbo.us po9n am as1 6Ssss being dragged
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ClSclSSATl, December s.-Rosa Nolte, d
girl who came from Germany a year ago,
and who has been deserted by.'a young
man TO whom she expected to be married,
laid down on track before IN approach.
ing train in Cummeusville this evening
aud was fatally injured. .
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Cl,,,,ssc orKo,liu,, MIL.

CHICAGO, December SIT is stated that
the immense works OF the Union Rolling
Mill Company are about to be removed
west and located at the junction OF the Biz
and Little Calumet rivers, five miles sout6
and one milo cas. OF the Grand Crossing,
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The Com binntion roSts, Carl.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, December SIN regard
to the combination postal card and
envelope which is about to be introduced
by the Government. DR.. L. A. Grant, OF
this city says he sent models OF his own in.
vention to Washington while Jewe,t WIS
Postmaster General, two years before Mr..
Ehrlich procured his patent. ar
DR.. Grant neglected to take out patent.
but had q caveat issued. tIe has pupers
in his possession showing that his claim is
prior 10 that Of Ehrlich's.
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sunday 1ItW In New York.

NEw ionI, December s.-In the case Of
Harry Hill, manager OF the Atlantic Gar.
den, whose sacred concerts we're s,oppcd
on Sunday by the police, the court holds
penal code, o'D ~ 'n0
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ono View Of the Tariir Comu,i,,,on

Ono View of the Tariff ConIl,isxiou,
WASHINGTON, December S.--AIr. Garland,
o; Springfield, H., one member Of the
Tariff Commission, left for home tonight.
He says tho less their report is amended in
Congress the better it will DO for the busi.
ness interest Of tho country. They have
prepared it with Wow to tho relation Of
one industry with another, and have made
il symmetrical as u whole. If Congress
NEEDLES with it much 1t will DO upbalanced
BY tle operation, ~.
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ROCHESTER,, December Vegetable
soap works Of II. G. Zero, Lyndenville,
burned last night. Loss S55,0OO. The nd.
joining buildings were saved by the free
use OF cider from tho tanks, Nearly one
thousand gallons we're used by the bucket
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BIfSN In satisfied,

From our Special Correspondent, =,
WAsHlSdroS, December s.-Dr. Bliss to-
day drew from the Treasury Department
$1,000, the amount allowed him by the
Board Of Audit for his professional services
to President Garfield. -
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DIV. BLISS has thought $1,000 awaiting
him in the National Treasury better than a
larger sum snugy tied up in the Garfield
estate. DR.. Bliss missed his vocation. He
ought to have been junk dealer.
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CABLE SAPRkS,

Ceylon is the place selected for the home
OF the rebel prisoners exiled by the Eg7p-
tim government.
Ten OF the crew OF the German bark Ar.
gonaut were drowned OF the island OF Ter
schelling. The bark was en- route from
Brennan for New York.
a Paris paper says ii England continues
her esotislical policy much longer in re-
gard to Egyptian affairs France will protect
her. interests in way sire may think best.
The funeral Of the late Archbishop Of
Canterbury took place yesterday at Ad-
dinston. Representatives. OF the Queen
and Prince OF Wales were present. The
Duke OF Connaught attended in person.
The Dublin Frtsman's journal saws that
Davitt intends TO subpeon Gladstone and
!revelern, Chief Secretary for Ireland, to
depose rs 10 the influence OF the agitation
in Ireland on the passage OF the land bill.
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GESEnAL BINGHAM, OF Pennsylvania, has
weight with the PostoiliCe Committe and
with the House. lie has taken two cent
postage under hisprotccting wing, and will
probably carry il through.
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lrwecanpu up witha little Of this weather
it will enable Tho ice men to put in good
rtop Of ice, and perhaps next summer their
hearts will he moved 10 put down the price.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., December s.-Three
schooners dragged their anchors in the gale
today and went ashore, The crews were
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Mn. JOSEPH ConuDS, ex.prize fighter,
thinks Of going TO California and leading
quiet liic." Is there not in this thought
.or some cN.political prize fighters?