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The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-21

From sunnybrook 10Th District.
Hendricks. sho has been teaching our public
school for the past tso year, has gone 60 another
fell u labor much 60 the resre, Il parent. anI
children Dnring hi stay with "a. he advanced
our children very rapidly in their studies llis
only reason for leaving was that the salary he re-
cetyet was top small 90 justify him. The mos,
poorly paii men who work for the public are the
school teacher. The School Board cut the sala B..
RE. IpNn % less than they were last year, max
ing IL now mere piitanrr, stili they tell us in
their reports that the schools are in hourishibs
condition. canno; think any school system can
be very h,urishing ifthe teachers are no, paid
sufi'ieu; salaries II is certainly ruinous O. the
seA0ols O. be- changing teachers every few terms.
bat such will he the case until they are better
paid. Teachers in small schools received better
salaries when the assessfnen' for school purpose.
wa' only cts. on tho slon. than they DO now
when the assessment y tsice that amount I
hope ihe dsy is not fAr distant when teachers will
be paid more and School Board Official. less.
great many of the voters ofthe second pre-.
eihct e this district were much surprised iha,
the County Commissioners selected Lynch's - the
voting place. as IL i near the upper line of the
precinct. bat u seems that a certain Democratic
politician, who resides in the first precinct, in.
iofhsii the Board ;ss; !.y=z.;'= =s= she ;.a;=.
place for holding the polls. whom he must have
known that !, vas ineonvebien, g. = large major
i,y of the votsrs.
EarIy IN the spring two petitions we're signed
By large number q voters. asking the Commis-
sieners so hx sunnybrook ss the place of voting.
One sf these petitions, have been informed, va.
filed in the Confnissioners' Office and the other
vas entrusted g. the hands of . would.be politi-
elan. who soncealsi Il ., his home. Thus the
will of the people wss stihed. II is 10 be hoped
the time will soon come when men of such small
ealibre will be compelled TO take back seat.
Saw
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eA-The Democratic papers Of the Second Con-
grsssionai district are by no means enthusiasts
for Mr. Talbot. In fact his nomination has fallen
like We, blanket upon them, aud to say that they
are treating him with decided eoolne,s |. putting
Il very mild.
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MARRIAGES.

HIcKs-PAYNE.-O Sept 25th, By Rev. A.
Bel, at tho Lutheran parsonage, W. J. Hiek,
and Nannio ]. Payne, both of Glyndon, BAlti
more county.
sTAUDENMAYER- R-READ.-On August .9th,
by Rev. y. Riehardson, Dav ia Staudsnmaye 10
Della a. Read, second daughter Of William u.
Read, both VI baltimore county.
s--HAZLETT..-In baltimore, on
Oct, 80. at the residence of the brides parents,
by Rev. Dr. kiTkus. Ernauit II. Williams, of
baltimore county, To Miss Elizabeth Murdoch,
second daughter of Mr.. James liAIleti, of Bal.
tim0Fu city.
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- Rev. Thomas Guard. the greatly beloved
pastor of Noun, Vernon church. Baltimore. and
one Of the bes, known aud mos, pOusrful preach
ers Of the ". D.. church. die At his residence ir
baltimore, on Sunday morning last, aged any
one years For five years Mr.. Guard had been .
sufferer from calculus of the bladder, and on
Tuesday previous to his death Prof Smith per
formed an operation. removing stone a. large
As pigeons egg. The operation appeared To be
successful aud {, was though, ON Thur.dsy night
that he would certainly recover. but shortly af.
terwarl. there was change for the worse and he
continued sinking until death relieved him. His
funeral took place On Tuesday and was very large.
ly attended.
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fS- Hon. Stevenson Archer and S. Parker Bos-
ley, Eco, are independent candidates for tho
JudgeshiP', recommended by the Republican Ju-
deiAl convention. To,his extent they bscoms the
candidates Of the Republican party and will be
supported ~ such.
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Literary Society. - The Towsontown Literary
and Musical Association recognized on Friday
Of last week by the election of the following on
GERS: President. WIN. $. Ksech vice. president
W. ". Isaac; executive committee, e. Bohn
Slinglua. Chas. u. MeCiean, s. Parker Bosley
Miss Kate NJ. Mann aud Miss Anna Pilson. The
prog ANNE for the next meeting will be readins 4
BY Col u. N. Johnston of"A story of old times
10 Georgia, or country life In Georgia, and music
Ny accomplished musicians. Doors open at $
o'clock. Admission cents.
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Life is too short 10 try half a dozen different
Kinds oi "Sure Cures, when one suffers with \
cough or cold stick 10 the best and use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup; Il will cure your cough and never
disappoini you. Az druggists sell IL at twenty
i've cents q bottle.
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Duck Laws.-The Ssn gives .ynopsi. of al
the Mary land luckius laws, the following applying
g. Baltimore aud Hartford counties;
Prohibits the possession u bis or swivel gun,
sinkbuats Or sneak baAts. Tor ih. purpose ofkill.
ing water fosl IN Baltimore and Hartford countie.
aud Chesapeake bay adjacent - middle of bay
Po'sessi1n af above named article. prima facic
evidence Of gnlaSial purposes. Fine so L. slee
shooting At night time prohibited from water
or shore. Fine $50 g. 500
Frightening wild fowl from their roosiinE Or
feeding grounds prohibited. Fine so 10 ss9O
Chapter rs. Acts lss3.
Erection of BOBBY blind OF artificial point mote
than 100 yards from shore prohibited Fine $50
TO 5000. subject 20 penalty once week until -
moved.
Tha; these laws shall not interfere With the
general laws within the limits a. above given.
beginning a, Turkey Point;
Prohibit. shooting from Eastern avenue bridge
across Back river. in Baltimore county Fine 81
20 $50. Chapter l9s. Acts lss2.
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Hattock's NEa : gTp SroRr.-Thc new Asr
cultural Implement and seed House of =. y Hal
lock 10 'ocaiei AZ 81 y Green street, second dooi
north of Lexington Market, baltimore ROLAND
Chilled Piows, the Young America Corn anl Cot
Mill. Corn Sheilers Hay ami Fodder Cutters AMI
Agricultural implements q al kisls Agent eos
.tLe Champion Grain Dnn. Cos'. Original An
moniaieI Bone Phospiaie
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SDrRspablieans Of Baltimore eOnn,y, victory
is now within your grasp and you should no, al.
low the opportunity 10 pass UNDECIDED. Get down
10 business and put in your best work between
nov and the Tth Of November. Remember, ,hsr,
is no time 10 be Lost.
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flNr PHor0cHArnY We take pleasure ia cali
Ing attention 20 the advertisement q Msssr,
Blessing A kahn. artists. 90 v. ChArlss street.
baltimore. Tho photographic productions ofihi.
firm are uneNcellsd. and at prices loser than ever
before kuovn in this country or Europe They
employ full corps of artists and are prepared 10
make auy sise or style frotu locke, miniature g.
full life sfe portraits. Visitor, 90 the city should
call and inspect their work.
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PIcasant Afralr.-pe,ve.u 0 an,

Pleasant Affair.--Between . and 10 O'Clock
on Saturday evening last. the Alberton Cornet
Hand visited Powhatan and proceeded 10 the resi-
denee of Mr.. John williams, the superintendent
Of the mills. and gave that gentleman a very
pleasant sefenaie. the music being rendered In
excellent style. Af,er playing . number Of popu.
lar airs the members of the band were invited
into the house where they were pleasantly and
substantially entertained BY Mr.. Williams, after
which there was more music and the band took
up the line of march homewari. The sersnade
vas highly enjoyei by all tho residents of the
village.
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In the whole uis,er, of u.dir,..

No preparation has ever performed such marvel
iou' cure. - hsiu'aiuci ~ SIDE reputation. a.
Aitns luTurN fr'rnHAt. which {. rr-arn rsi a.
the ~ofld's remedy g. al disease of the throat
and lung. lis long continued sefiSs of ~onAsr
fol cures ~ al climates hss made ii uuisersalis
kno~n A. a safe AMI reliable agent O. employ -
Against oriinary caid.. which are the foferunner.
II more serious disatler. u acts speedily End
surely. aiways relieving sufering ani often saving
life. The protection u aaards, bv iis timely use
in throa, ani chest disorder. makes ii a. invalu.
able remedy g. b. Kept aisavs on hand Ia every
home. ~ person can ssor4 g. be without it. anl
those uho have once used d, never will From
their knowledge Il - competition ani operation.
Vhysicians use the CHERH, PFcroHAt extensively
IN their practice. and clcrE,men recommend it,
u T. absolutely certain In IL healing Effects. ani
wili alvays cure where cures arc possible For
sale by All ifuggist..
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ne-The Baltimore Ansrican says "two Blair'
are candidates for congress-One i' Republican
In the Second district. the other Democrat In the
Sixth. bat there will be only one blair In the
Maryland delegation IN Congress, and his ars,
name viii not be Montgomery"
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Death OF q Respected Citizen.-Mr. David
:. Wilson, one of Baltimore eitys oldest and most
highly respected merchants, died at his country
seat, ''kerneuood." on the York road, Thursday
afternoon, aged 80 years. lie vas the father of
jas. q. Wilson, Esq., president Of the York Road
Railway Company, and q cousin of ME. w. w.
cOreoran, one Of washington's uealthiest and
most popular eitisens.
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Tor'oHioaeH ~. d. CiWreh.-Preaehing Sunday.
At u a. IN. and at 7.iS ?. IN. by the pastor. Rev
I. ID. ciemm. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evening". and class meetings ON Fri
day evenings, a; $50 o'clock.
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Emory Grove Camp Propsr,,

ancc with the finding Of tho committee appointed
inf the purpose. Mes.Ts. Joshua REGISTER and
Benjamin y. Bennett have bought out the interest
Il Rev. u. II. Carroll IN the Emory Grove Camp
Meeting property. .iH,y acres q which they have
conveyed 10 the new Emory Grove Association
taking mortgage of 100 for the entire pur-
chase tnuney.
The arrangement provides that tho balance of
the property. about l33 acres. shall BE- sold At the
discretion ~ the purchasers. aad IL they realize
from IL sufficient 70 pay for the entire property,
including al the floating debts. etc. the mort "a re
should be releasel. but should the proceeds BE- IN
sufficient, then the mortgage 70 be paid just a.
soon ~ the balance q the property was disposed
of, and the interest On the leb, % be paid in the
meanwhile AZ tho rate q s32i per year.
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rhe Prames Mura.r c...

The Frames Murder Case. The case d
Dignsn, one Of the young men indicted Cor The
murder of Edward IIelncr Frames. removed here
from Baltimore city. came up on Thursaay and on
account Of ZONE informaiity was remitted 10 the
city cf'minsi Court Thetriai cfiicpkins. jointly
indis s,ci with Dignan, will he commenced here on
Monda, next. 25d inst. Hopkins was withoat
counsel aud the Court assigned Mr.. WIN. 0rason
70 defend him. Msssrs. J. Fred. @. Talbot and
W. Iollingsworth whyts are counsel for Dirnnn.
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Democratic Executive Commit,ee.-rh,

Democratic Executive Committed. The
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES of Baltimore
county me, al Towsonto~n on Tuesday 10 msks
arrangements for the campaign. Meetings are 10
he held at all paincipsl points in the county ths
first one at waverly, 9th district, this (saiurayl
evening. Among the speaker Who will addres.
the meetings are mentioned Mai. John !. YeiIoti.
Col. Herman Stump. Geo. Y. Maynadier. u. n.
Boarman. Col. u. u. MeIniosh. W. y. Keeeh, e.
D. slinglun. Hon. J. y. e. Talbot, Winfield J.
Taylor. Chas. Z. Fendali, y. J. farber. Geo. a.
Hooper. John '. Gon,rum. y. Chas BBrke. John
Grason. D. :. Wright and others.
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HANpMApE SHoEs.--A Alfred Phipps. on Della
ware avenue, IN rear - Aiy'. hotel. Tovsautown.
makes 20 measure al kinds q lady, and gent .
shoe. aud boots. Correct styles ani &, guaran
iseI. REPAIRING promptly done.
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sso-A meeting of the lst dis,ric, Ilolton club
was held on Thursday nigh, and forty recruits
were added to the roll. Speeches were made BY
james whi,ehouse, Maj. J. W. Brady aud others.
The club will attend In body the grand rsii6ea.
iiOn meeting at ca,on.ville. on Wednesday nigh,
next.
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Farm Sold The farm Of the late Jacob ITlss,
Jr., situated the east side of the Hartford road,
at Lavender Hin, containing l55 acres, with 6ne
improvements upon Il. has been sold 10 Messr,.
Charles Cole aud brother for $4,000. II is said
that one year ago this property would have
brought $4,000.
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- ss- The Republican Judiciary convention q
Baltimore city ne, on Thursday night aud BY a
vote Of % to I endorsed the indepsndsn, tcks,
placed In the field by the Coneordia Hall mass
meeting ON Wednesday night The candidates
are Me.us. VIM. A. Stewart, VIM. A. Fisher. Chs..
y. Phelps aud Edward Duay. The tchs, :. a
very ,trsng one aud will win.
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Miscellaneous.


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". johns r. r.. CiHrcs. ng.rilic.-Scryices
every Sunday morning. at quarter before eleven
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
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Terrible Aa,lc,ion. -Ano

TerribIe AfiIction. .-Anoihef death has o
cured in the family of the late ex sheriff Burke
Nho reside in Lime Kiln Bafion, tWo miles east
u ToSs9n,own. Thi. family Was attacked uith
typhoid fever IN August ani since then every
member. consisting of four sons. a daughter and
tie her. have been down with the dseAse
One Eugene, recovered after a very serious
illnef- Francis A.. in the 2aI year Of his age
iiei September edih Laurent Ia his 26th year,
iiel On the lth inst and Albert. aged p. died on
the night q the l'th. The mother anl daus shtsr
are stii very 10. and Il i. feared ;he former can
not recover. Al the sons were unusually s,oa,
anl active young men. bot they could not uith.
stand the iayages Of this terrible disease, which,
ieite careful nursinE. has carried them oF in the
very prime Of a vigorous manhood. Kind mel "a.
bnf. and friends have been unfemitting in their
attentions 20 this soFely Afflicted family. and the
deepest sympathy d, felt On all side. FOR them
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-.-Rsy. rhoms, Guard. the ~,

WALxER Doors.--If you wan, Walker Boo''
call on James rhipps. boot and shoe dealer, ns,t
door g. Postofice. Tovsou,oWn.
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ftuu tNr Hrfter.
CHASE sTEEET A UNION RAILROAD.
.FNTHAt etFfgt.
MONUMENT AND NsQiIIH STLTETS
Hrss.H .frI.E
COR. LEXINGTON ANu DAVIS STREETS.
EAITfWoEE Wf
rc-Ysrl. ami vfsrc. connected ~ Telephone
raicui pumrirr At.
luns '>ey
NfttirsV FtLfNsHats.
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woodberry and Vicinity

Woodoerry and Vicinity Thi. la. been
bad Wcck Tor Rae mile here. On Friday Mt.
Vernon mill va, closed On account II the break
tns oi shatt. saturday Druid Mill. we're com
PEELED e. close ga accoun, of the breaking uf the
eruss bead oi the sInc They resumed Work On
W ctnctdaN morning. Barring this time pattern
hal @ be made Tor the casting. Nhich had lhon 90
Dc hiicd ani huishpl before being attached 60 the
en- sns' Ihis Wa eousiieTcI qaick piece VI
work.
Mr.. Wm. Dauch lately superintendent Il the
InupAiu Car Work 10 rcuusyiy yauia. has return
ed here aui accepted position IN the y. e. 4. Il.
.aopa On Friday. l3th ih.,.. a delegation os the
employee. from paupdin '-ite.l lim At thi. place
AMI on bcA.li .' their iclYN employ ce. presented
hiin witA a sfleniii aa;ch AMI chain, IN token u
the.g esteem Tor him. The presentation adire..
~. made by ". ChA.. ! Wcich. gna 4 the own.
crs q the Haurhtn Car Work.. and hatrilv re.
sponlel g. By Mr.. pauch.
The attendance AZ the Wnodherry Library AMI
Reading Rooms o. very large since it became cir-
cuia,ins. More new booAs have been added e. its
shelves and the reading; matter !. certainly choice
have just received letter from a friend u
mine Nho Sas ia Baltimore during the county
ialr. and ~ hs opinion mas be of some use some.
where vii quote What he says IN regard % IL,
viz "ou Friday paid a visit @ the Baltimore
county fair and Was very much surprised anl A..
toni,hcd u end it instead of a fair a drst-class
fsHi ] va, denied permission q enter the pa.
viion where the ladies' exhibits we're kept on the
plea that they were packing up the things Most
81 the best poultry vas removed and only ssw
cattle we're leit fact everything that could be
conveniently removes. had Teen taken away. The
ohecfs ot the fair. if they expect 20 receive tho
pairona . og the people. ,houil arrange % have
al the articles On exhibition tor the four days al.
verii.ed. or they should only advertise for three
days and make il obligatory on the exhibitors not
20 remove anything until the close q that day."
Hon. J. Fret. 9. Talbot, spent sunday after.
noon aai night feiin; up his fences in this place
bat they will down 10 spi;e of all he can DO.
have made a careful examination q the rcgi.ira-
ton lis, ani having in nv possession copy of
the Demo o,ratir voters e this precinct alone Ter
the old re-i.tratiun. hni Just s,l names u Dem.
oeraiic voters Who always took part IN the prima-
ries have not registered "a a ono precinct and
they arc No, registered in the district. We have
nnw are precincts IA this district anil Il We aver.
age each i.trc, Sth the los ia this ane precinct
90 have over 100 ia the thirteen di.trisis
There srs also :rea; many Republican. who
have not recstere but am satisfied II those shs
have Sill but g 60 tAe polls on the .th oi
bcr next anil east their ballots for the nominee. II
the party 80 can have from 500 % .000 majority.
D. your da'y. redeem your county, send Blair
Thaiieu. % Consres'. AMI I will guarantee he
will not 10 sent % watch the key bolsswhe other.
10 tho work Gn.rE.
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correction. We la, week stated that Lewi.
LiHder. chief Of tho hFsi division oi the county
police. hai cent his resi suation g. the County
Commissioner. Sc. Il sAs LeNi. Lindcr foot.
man, and no, the chief % thA; division. which
po.LLlAn !. hsIl b. Lu.c J. ny.et
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

TriRiiy =. n. CAHrcA, Torsomto,ra.-Preaehin e
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. at
u a. IN. and u 2. IN. Also Wednesday night ser.
vices at "A O'clsck.
There will be preaching at Luthersillc, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers. in the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, at - O'Clock.
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TriHiiy Clgrci. Long Grscn.-Services by Rev.
4. J. Barrow. rector. every Sunday afternoon. at
$50 O'Clock.
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Passed In his Checks --oli Pete" mule
which has .erved faithful, iac farm oi the late
Cha'. x. Chew. adjoining T0wsoniDun. laid io~n
and died On Thgftiay aight. lio was 6: years
Old aud during the var e the rebellion belonged
10 the GYV.rntnc.f
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Ralimore Circsii w. =. CLHrci-Rsr. n. r.
Saith. pastor; Rec. !. ~ Giif, ,as.istaa,.-Epsom
church. rowscntown. preaching sunday. October
e2d. AZ u \. ". and $50 I. VI. Evening sub
ject. Goods last Invitation 20 the impcnitani" ("
sunday school temperance meeting at . 4. NJ; an
old.time Methodist love feast from e. ) Z. NJ;
proiractcd services every evening next week. be-
ginning at 7.3o 4. VI. Preaching At Warren.
sunday, October ed, al $50 =. VI.
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UHulONTHIIC NhHIhIBH NIID, n UfiHU'
cratic campaign cluh Nas organiIei here On Ned
nssiay night. With membership ~ thirty eishi
pledged % support the regular nominee. q the
party. Speeches we're made b. ex-Judee Gesrgs
y. MaynadI,r. II Bclair. wm :. Mech. E.q and
John Gra.ou, Esp
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Personal. Nj Anon Bo,ie,. " tu,able
Fork. E,'ex county y. j., ha, been elected
chairman q the Democratic Executive Committee
Tor that county Tie . con II the late Joshua
u. BSs'sy. Of this county. lie al active Demo
cratic politician and are pleased 60 see ,ha, be
l. bcing adv saucsl.
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Murder IN the Second Dsgree.-The ease
of Charles Stewart, eolored, indicted for the mur-
der Of John II. Barnhardt, coiered. on the farm of
Mr.. Thomas craiioek. IN Green Spring Valley,
short time ago, came up 10 the cireuit Court here
on Friday oflast week. The eprisoner plead guilty
and the Court sentenced him 10 the peniieniiary
for ten years. Stewart 10 about 6S years Of age.
lie vas represented By usssrs. William and John
0rason.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
HPaYY EaiIure.

LONDON, February 10sh.-Waite & Woolf,
merchants of Leeds, have failed. Liabilities,
el20, 600.
The Bismarck Libel Case.
BERLIN, February 10th.-Considerabl SEN
sasion has been created by prominent para.
graph in the North German Gazette accusing
the Pro2ressist press of attempting to iDhu-
ence the Judge in favor Of Professor Momm-
sen, being prosecuted upon charge of libel
ing Bismarck in speech during the elections.
Professor Mommsen denies that his observa.
tions were directed against Bismarck person
ally, and still less that they were intended to
ilsnlt him.
serious Coffee Blight.
LONDON, February 10sh.-The island of
Ceylon is suffering greatly from coffee blight.
The crop is worth Only e. $50, coo, against an
estimated value of S. 600. 600.
The Atrocities Ia Russia
LONDON, February 10th-A Jewish refu-
gee at Liverpool from KieE says be recently
saw number of Jewish maidens stripped
naked and f1gged through the town. The
police refused to interfere. A soldier from
Nikcliaof says his regiment was not allowed
| to suppress the riot against the jews. Many
women with infants suffered acutely. The
| refugees believe the Gar is unaware OF their
sufferings, and is not responsible for the
atrocities.
France and Guatemala.
PANAMA, February 10th-The difficulty
between Guatemala and France, arising from
an assault on an attache of the French Lega-
ton, has been compromised in Paris II is
stated that Guatemala is to give satisfaction.
The orders for the French trigate to proceed
to Guatemala have been countermanded.
Advices from Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, February 4th. The
Mexican Central has been completed to
Queratero, 150 miles north. Government en-
gineers are oat examining the new division,
which will be open for business on the Is h.
The first installment of $780, 900 in subven-
tion certificates has been delivered to the
company. One million more will be handed
in next week.
Hereafter G per cent. of duties at all ports
must be paid with these certificates.
Crushed In by Snow.
ST. JOHN (N B J, February 10th.-The
weight of snow crushed the roof of the car
shed of the Intercolouial Railway to-day.
Nine cars were demolished Loss, $50, 600.
Mother and Four Children Burned TO
Death.
MADoo (Ont.), February 10Th. = John
Moreland's house at Huntingdon township
was burned last night. His wife, step
daughter and three children vera burned to
death. Two men, named Brambough and
Huff, were probably fatally burned.