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WASHENGTON NOTEs.

WASHINGTON, NOuda~, Jan %, le~2.
There is probability that Mr. Bell VIII De- succeeded
b., Mr. Howlcs as Marshal Of the Western District of
Arkansas.
Secretary Irl.n@Iuyscn returned 10 tins city this
afternoon from yark y j., where he went 10 attend
the funeral of his nephew
In 10 the close Of business to-day, the Treasury
Der.rtucut had redeemed United states bonds fol-
lows: u Ter the I05th call 5l50-G90J, and under the
lOtth cal, 9ll,9tI,9lo
supcrvisuc Architect Hill, Of the Treasury, was cx-
ar1lucl by the Contingent Fund Investigating Commit
fee regard TO expenditures out OF tie Contingent
Fund for his Bureau.
At the meeting Board OF Supervising Inspectors
# steam Vessels today, there an extended discus
sion relative to the daily report now required TO be made
bv tL, supervising inspectors. The majority Of the
Board were tie opinion th&t such dly report ls Ill
advised.
During the delivery OF cuogics Of Senator BnrnSda
to-day, Presidents private secretary brought TO the
Capitol 2ouincon for the Office Of public printer, bat
if was taken back to the Executive Mansion unopened
Friends Of = Rounds, OF Illinois, express confidence
that be is the nominee.
The Controller of the Currency has authorized the
following National banks 20 commence business: Tho
Hudson National Iank, Hudson Ma.s. capital
100000: the Ncrchauts' National Bank, of DuIiiil.
y. y caU;8. ~lOcJOO; the springfield Ndlohal BANK,
Spriuglield, ONO. capual 100000.
The United states Court Of Claims to-day rendered an
adverse decision in the Of Captain r. G. DuIFca
L. S A. This was q claim for payment Of salary from the
wear $50 when the claimant mustered out Of ser
vice IND 10 the present time. The Court, I'm rendering
INDICTMENT said Captain Duryca bad forfeited all h!,
iss under the Jaw by accepting gIHtuty, which act
was virtual Iul, JcuCc n tic verdict OF Dismissal
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LOSSES IN VARIOTS PLACES.

BATH, y. Y. Jan. 23.-The Carter Block
was burned this morning Tie fire originated with a
kerosene lamp The loss the building and contents IL
$4,000 insurance ~ 600.
WHITEHALL, y. Y, Jan. 23.-Ihe upper
forge at Black Brook NY owned by the J. J. Rogers
IRON CO.. was destroyed by fire saturday at midnight
The loss il $4,000 partly insured.
IIENNErIN, H., Jan. 23.-The Bureau Valley
Touring mill, one mile south of Bureau Junction, was
burned last night The fire originated in hot box The
loss is covered by an insurance oI $1,000
NEW-CONERsTOwN, Ohio, Jan. 23.-Thc house OF VI.
Mabcy was destroyed by fire this morning AT an carly
hour The family were in bed when the flames were
discovccd, but all escaped uniuiurod excepting TWO
children respectively five and seven, who were
burned To death.
KEENE. n II, Jan. 23.-Sprague's mills, at
Swauzy two and half miles from Keenc, owned by
o. spraguc were DESTROYED by trc this morning. The
loss Is $50 OG0 Insurance $4,000 They were occupied
by Frederick Colony and Logan Lindsey blanket man
ufacturers; the insurance H. $1,000. which will not
cover the loss. SpraCuc WhcOmb's boz shop adoin-
ing was aso burned; loss $4,000. insured for Fi.JOO
All the books and papers were destroyed The re orig
mated in thC Lighting up Ot the mills.
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room where the Ministers assembled ana 10 cut
down those attempting TO escape.
The hddrid TD'parcim calls upon the Government 10
protect the 3O0 900 Spaniards residing In Uruguay
and insists upon the punishment OF the assasshs OF
Sanchez CabalcTO. IA Spanish subject.
German papers remark that almost Immediately De
fore the suspension Of the publication Of the St Peters
burg newspaper. the POriHdok it published moderate
article warning Russia not TO seek lrench allahce'
telegram from Rome says that the late Editor oithc
Dirdto has announced the immediate publication ot "a
political paper, to be called In RdSscg'0, In which
he will be assisted by the old staff of the D"'Ho ana
will continue the policy OF that paper which ne ana h'
as,osa;cs abandoned in consequence OF It's sale 10 me
auquc FrGncO ROnane. OF Paris. As regards the L'D
e,m its Editor has solved the difficulty by purchasing II
for rll 900.
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THE CHOcTAW LAND GRANT.

WASHINGrON Jan. 23-The Senate Com
mittec on Railroads today heard j. p. Folsom, mem
ber of the ChOctaw legislature Islam Walker Journal
Clerk and Benjamin f. SmallwOod, Speaker Of the
Choctaw House Of Representatives in opposition to the
bill lrcccntly rccommtcd to ths committed that pro
poses ratify the alleged act of the Chocuw Lc-la-
tuTc, gantiuEa right OF way through the Indian Terri
tory 20 the 81 Louis and san Francisco Railroad Com
pany. Their statements to the clccI that ON the
question of he final passage of the in controversy
the Speaker voted in the ncrt!ye, made tic and de
clGrcd the bill lost and that the minutes setting forth
this result were approved the next day without ohjcc
tOa.
After the Senate adjourned this afternoon the commit
tee continued its hearing of arguments on the subject
Governor T. Ovcrtonone Of the delegates sent here by
the Cckasaw Nation protest against the pending hil
argued that the Choctaw Legislature had no legal right
TO grant the charter without the consent 81 the Ch!cAd
saws. who Joint owners with the Chn'taWs OF the
lands 10 be traverscI by the railroad Captain j. :.
stanley. representing the Chcctaws who aYor the bll
ara1Icd in its favor.
The House Committee on Indian Affairs today heard
ex-Goytrnur Allan Wright. of the ChOc'aW Nation ~
suuunrt of the legality of the action or the Governor o
th. ChuraW Nation in signing the bill granting The ~
Louis ana Francisco Railroad Company the rght
Of way despite the action OF speaker Smdl"0Od above
rcfcrreuto lie argued that under the Chocaw ConSi
in Cu,hn.'s Manual the Speaker had no right 10 vote
except n case of tIc and that the Governor approved
the bill opinion Tvn Tered By the th0ChW AtIoI
uCys(fCupTal.
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MR. RORNsoNs INDIGNArIoN.

IBY TELEGRAPH 70 IHE IlIbJNEi
WasHNGION. Jan 23.-kepre>entatiye W. J..
Robinson, OF Brooklyn, an lush-Amencan citizen,
began speech IN the House to-day which he Will
finish on a future occasion. As far Is outlined by
his opening remarks. this speech viii be devoted 20
AL exposure and deuuuciaton of British tyranny
B Ar. Robinson does not mean to mnce words. lie
declared that at a time when the world was ringing
and the " wires under the Atlantic were throbbmg
with the intelligence that American porh-or' as
Mr.. Robinson elegantly described 1t, "Dcad
Ohio hog"-was being placed at dis
advantage in the English market, Irsh-AmerIcan
citizens were pIning and dying III British dun
geons, INTO which they had been cast without any
crime alleged against them.
The Foreign Affairs Committee had brought in
resolution directing the Secretary OF State to ascer
tain from the British Government what American
citizens are lodged in British prisons and under
what accusations. Mr.. Robinson said that they
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NAV}LINTELLIGENCE.

WAsruNGroN Jan. 23.-The Secretary Of the
Navy las awarded medals 81 honor to John Lancriy
and Edward Barrett, fremcn Of the United states
steamer Alaska for gallant and meriroIious conduct.
Rear Admiral Nicholson, commanding the European
station reports 70 the Navy Department by mail, under
date of Vile Frauche France January j. the disposition
Of vessels of that squadron as follows The hagshlp
Lancaster now al Vile Franchc, is to sail shortly on
cruise to the eastward along the coasts of Italy and
Greece and viii Doe absent probably three months the
Nips!c is on her way Vile Frauchc from Egypt, Via
sicily and Italian ports; the QuinnebGGE Il cruising on
me northern coast of Africa t. yis Alecr- TUi- and
Pamcro: the Galcua was - PalmaS. Canary Islands,
December -. was visit the Llhcriau coast aud
Cane Verde Islands, and viii probably be absent about
three months. -,
A Naval Elamiuug Board, wi Naval Director +. ".
Gurucil as pr dcit has btcE appointed Tor the exam
iuatou of Dr. Thomas owen for appointment - an As
ssdut Surgeon in tie Navy, net IN the line ui promo
tom The Board viii meet tomorrow
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TIE FINANCIAL CRISIS.

PARIS. Jan. 23.-It is stated that the negotiations
between the Union Generate and the financial
establishments have resulted IN an arrangement
which vail enable the Union 10 pay all its depoators
and take over sacu,ie, purchased from the corpora
ton of brokers, thus putting the brokers in
position 10 face their los,ce.
Government funds and sound securities were in
demand to-day being called fer by investors
Official broker, refused TO enter upon any fresh
speculative transactions. They merely accepted
orders To li4uidatc their clients engagements.
VIENNA. Jan. 23.-Forccd sales We're again the
prominent feature of bu.inc>, IN the Bourse to-day.
The decline in stocks was heavy, aud many quota
tou- are merely nominal
Berlin, Jan. 23.-The Boursc showed signs of re-
covcyy at the close to-day.
LoypON, Jan. 2l.--A dispatch to The &cn&Gra
from Paris says:
It il. stated that the Union Generate has
way concession in return for assistance from tne
syndicate. ArOfhtr syndicate, under the RGthschd-
has been formed. and viii place large the dis
po,a OF ha market for the purpose Of carrying over
rtutcf.
telegram from Vienna s2ys that lcading lran-
cicrs there ayoitcd crash by assisting the BOurse.
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TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.

FAILURE OF BOSTON FIRM.
pnsrn,. lam nj n. .rlc, Dana 4 Co. provision
d1i, I,ye fli1I with IalIt.es OF from SloJu uuO 10
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Troy. y. 10. Jan. 23.--li IS IhuiEhl t'Hi re- iCI-
ics Subh, ot ltNr I"g"h ,>'N o., " I.'l ll"u ah
overdose ol morphine zoos Uo |l' 'o '' 'ui!ose o' SUI
'ue' TIM. r,TF,p,ro SAFE
- w. IA ~ ''., -, 90 i..-.. II L..
NOlfbi ~ dd tlI'-' D ll .'''iu 80 ~ .ti4"o
which overdue "hu lcP'''' i''l lh ''iII' SOUND
arrived mere 'H-7 ''I4l- A' '''' "'' '>' ~ 'i"A''
NJ" TRIAL III Jed
NEW VIZ, 'u.';, J,,'' III .,'' - Ci,S | Oh
James smith. commonly known as " mp NWih, under q
sentence oi death for ihr A' ~ 'W,i "I o' Hc' Of
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NoGUE. Jan. 2|.--Jainro J.. NJ ME- Nhn KILLED
James o-' aluei a Barn ~ t Tx ,"dh = Co. uIre
months arrested Ltr t"dh ahI D" oH 10 J2 await
"a trguI-t tIU1 from iIr Cove .uJl oi Georgia.
Az AILF,ID DEFATLVER IN CUSTODY
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couuUMcAII0N MN THE EoDGERs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-Ihc United States
steamer Rodgers now in winter quarters in ST. Law
renee Bay win probably lc ordered home as soon as he
season opens Commodore >. G. Waller. United States
Navy Chct Of the Bureau of Navigation ANA Detail has
received o letter 2~1m W. p Randall, United states
Navy, az New-Bedori, Mass. stating that Captain L.
a der owens Of th, steam Whalcr North Sta', viii leave
there about the @Jth Of January for san Francisco
where hc Will take .c steamer Of February for Hon
oulu, where tac North star is anchored Lieutenant
Randall .t.tes that CaItal Owen-'s vessel is almost
ALWAYS the pioneer ship in The Arctic seas. and hc WILL
barring accidents 5c the hrt 10 commune e with the
Rodgers ~ the aprHE Captain owens "ili reach ~.
Lawrcnce Bay before the Rods get ont or winter
quarters, ana lie promised Lieutenant Berry that Dee
would communicate with him 7oOu possible, sending
over the Zee II necessary. All letters OF other things
that the friends 90 TIE officers and OF the 70 Ccr-
may d"re 10 send them will bc forwarded hy CommJ-
GOrc Wake. through Captain Owens
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SMILLPON E4T4CES.

WA,uNGrON. Jan. 23-Thc National Board
Of Health 10 day received reports showing that during
tie week ending January u. there was now case Of
smallpox and death in Bost1u,I new cases ia New
Haven Conn, : deaths iu Ncwlork City, dcathin
Wilmington Del, l death ia Cleveland, Ohio, II new
cases IN East Liverpool. OLiol cases and death n
Louisville, Ky, cases and death IN Dayton, Ohio ;
also that during the wceI. ended January there was
dcath from smallpox in kcokuk, Iowa.
Major J.. W Clark. C'ici u The Revenue Marine Div
eou today issued instructions for all the officers and
men vessels that service 10 he Vacclnafcd
reyaccnatcd rs the may be- prccautou asdnst
the spread OF the smallpox.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-Thcra were % deaths from
SMALLPOX here last week an increase Of If compared
with The preceding week.
PIrTsBURG, Penn, Jan. 22-Forty-one ncw cases Of
smallpox IN Pttsburg and twenty one in Allegheny
CITY were reported the Board OF Health yesterday and
tn-6av Nineteen deaths from the disease occurred III
Allegheny City last week.
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AFFiIRS AT ALBANY.
THE DEMOCRATS STILL DIVIDED
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBrNE'I

ALBANY, Jan. 23.-The Country Democrats
are confident Of organizing the Legislature 'i' "'eN'
bnt then they have had the same commence i'i
three weeks back Their chief hope seems 10 DC 'iil
they will secure an alliance with the hcPno'cahS' '"''
ful inquiry shows that the Republicans Eave h"' ye'
even listened favorahv to the proposals for combna-
ton Nor have the negotiations been nuch pF'SScu d!
the Country Democrats These men naturally i7nAc 10
ally themselves with political opponents 10 secure any
object TIL the last moment before making SIch an III
lance they would hope to make terms WIN lainila1E
for organization of the Legislature. senators Nr'' anu
Trc9uor reported to-day ~ np oNcr ne ;
struggle aud willing 10 come 20 tfIs WIZ iiII
fellow Democratic senator's. W men atht" np'.. tr
truth the rcuOrt tonight tacE au-h'd anu Hdlu '
the report false. 81,
II ia said tonight that the Democratic nators VIII
hold another caucus tomorrow m"rnng lor tue o3I'
sibIc purpose Of making the remaining nominations
The real purpose Of the caucus i said 10 no /" afP"
auotnpr committee to negotiate with tie laihhalN sen
aur4 Another and m0rc 'uhordinaic purpose J, 10 en-
power some Senator TO negotiate win the lrphlri.
The only schcnr for combination WIN the I''puph-
cans is that TO appoint joint committee list
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
POLITICAL AND FINANCIAL ANXIETY.

POLITICAL AND FINANCIAL ANXIETY,
GAMBETrA SUPPOSED TO HAVE USED MENAcING
IANGUAGE-THE PANIC sUBsIDING-EGYPT STILL
CAUSING CONCERN.
NJ. Gambetta's recent remarks in regard to the
powers of the proposed congress are regarded
as menacing in Paris. The Union Generate
of Paris has secured financial support
The situation in Egypt is still critical. Two
men have been convicted on an informcr's
testimony in Ireland. The LoRdon Punch has
been c0nfscatcd in Berlin.
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yoL.XIl.. N"'I2, 2,s1].
At THE NATIONAL CAPl All

CURRENT TOPICS AT WASI''NU1pN ' ~, ,,'s s.,ur
TIE PUBLIC ni ,1,po;Gu THE CHoCrAw REsEi'-
RIGHT ,ox~rrMoas oY SS ABOUT ArrolNTNrNTS' m
NAiioH o., If Mr.. Eaylcy's census report on
All eamoj,I ao,,o condition of the United States
Tue n,a establishment of the Government to
>, ,o' 'rosout fine. gives some interesting facts
,''o I'D to the credit of the Nation at the
Gi,frrcnt ii e periods when its debts were con-
t,.rrcd. The subject Of granting r'Eh' ol
vav through the Choctaw reservation 10 'he
:. T o,,is and san Francisco Railroad Company
was before a committee of each lionSe y'S'er-
dav for consideration. Rumors that secretary
Folccr is to he appointed Justice OF ,he
Snpremc Court are denied. 1t is believed that
Secretary Kirl>wood will remain at the heao
cf the Interior Department.
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CABINET KUMORs DENIED.


WASUINGToN, Jan. 23.-Thcre is no truth IN the
reports that Judge FolCer to be transferred to the
Supreme Court Bench. and that ex-senator Conk-
ling. ex-senator Platt Congressman Crowley Is 10
take his place. They have nnother foundation than
the fact that the passage Of the bill TO grant pen
sion to Judge Hunt will make slch changes possible
Judge Folger says he entered the Treasury Depart
mcnt with purpose to remain there during the
present term. Mr.. Crowloy pronounccs TIE report
in so far as it relates to hiJ absurd.
There j. growing expectation on the pari oi
Secretary Kirtwood'S friends that he will lcnlalh at
the head oi tie IGt"r.Or Department. Those VINO
haye been recommending others have for tn, most
part made their recommendations conditional upon
Mr. KirkWoods voluntary retirement. lie has no
enemies. while on the o her hand Iowa Is solid ana
most earnestly deSiTOuS that he shall remain; Gov
er1cr Kirk WOOD alone seems indifferent. lie has De-
come interested in the Indian and land problems,
and Is proceeding to carry ont his views aS FAR rs ne
can: but he awaits the pleasure Of the President,
refusing To take any steps 10 secure his rehcnlon
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DECISION BT 4 SUPREME COURT

PHILADELPHIA, Jou. 23.-The appeal OF the
Peabody Loan and Eud1 Association from an adverse
verde, DO Jade EcocS'- Court in their suit against
John L. IIou-cman, late EccorIc- Of Deeds, vas this
morning decided by the supreme Court in ;ay'r of Nr
Housrmau. This is one ol iho many suits brou-h
AGAINST Che cxccurdcr foi damages amounting IN the
.,i. ton.4rly 500 oOJ. growing oUt of COLLISION
duru bi. Germ 81 Office between one Mycrs.a clerk n hs
Office. and o. ". s.. Leslie heavy building operator by
which r.l.. saarcr, were certified 10 and great loss sur
fcrrI principally uy binding astorlatl"u when uu the
fh oi t.rt -crchc4 lent money o. Leslie, who shortly
after failed. The litigation I'D tA- particular case AAH
occupied over three years.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LUNUON, Monday, Jan. =, ~.
General Glsiballi is n helpless condition. lie was
conyc,cd ashore at Naples in a litter
Tho swiss National Council ha, decided 10 transform
ti,r -v..e- Consulate nj Washington INTO Legation.
Mr. Booth the American temperance evangelist, has
been holding services at Bristol during the past week
About 3. 900 persons assembled nghiy.
The King Of siam recently rendered to General Hllder
man tbe American Consul General in that Kingdom
he DECORATION uf the Order OF the White Elephant
The acuta correspondent of The Times tcegraphs as
follows: II seems certain that the AIneer oi AIShh
tston has executed Mahomed Jan and several other
state prisoners"
The plan Of the recently discovered plot against the
Government Al Eepaul was ~ throw - bomb into the
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THE FIRE RECORD.

PROVISIONS AND STATIONERY DAMAGED.
Flames were discovered about O'Clock last
evening the top floor Of C. T. Whites four-story pro
vision store at No Worth-st. The fire was sooa ex-
tinlishcG, bnt the building damaged $500 and the
stock in the store about $1,000 by fire and water The
of the fire and the amount Of insurance could not
he aScCTtancd last evening.
\ fire OF unknown Gin broke OEt nj $50 y. yes
CTday the fourth floor Of the hyrstOry brick building
a. No. POI Broadway, occupied hy Appleton CO.. fancy
card UrnpU4 STOCK valued az 800 destroyed be-
fore IA" flames cNtin gGiShcd The building was
damagcd rlightlY The lNs3 cONCrcd by lnsrancc.
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should move to amend the resolution and increase
ITS scope, it would also ;cmand release of mem-
bers of the British Parliament who are held in
prison AS precedent i'll favor OF this somewhat
extraordinary action. Mr.. Robinson quoted Lord
John Russell who on a certain occasion protested
AGAINST the imprisonment: OF citizens of Tuscany by
me Government of that country. Mr.. ltoblnson
old not hnlSh his speech to-day, owing to the inter
ven,ion of special order of the House in regard to
the burnside memorial service, but he " i'll probably
ht We an opportunity III enlghtcn the House further
at an early day. s. = Cox is apparently determined
that he shall have the opportunity.
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FRIqnEyry or WESTERN NEVIS.

AN AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
ELGIy. Ill.,, Jan. 23.-\Is. Elizabeth Jones,
age siNliyc wac burned to death at her home today
Her dress caught fire from stove. She fingered some
nCU;h in agony.
SUICIDE OF \ PHYSICIAN
COIUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 23.-Dr. ;. Chance a
prominent physician at ~. Paris Chawpagn County,
committed suicide tnis morning by hanging himself in
WooG,hel Mental depression l. assigned as the cause
for the deed.
BOYS FATALLY BURNED
CEIINA. Ohio. Jan. 23.-Ihjs morning n
steam prc broke at NmmouGS barrel factory, fatally
,caIdns Bcrtrm kocicr and Benjamin Walters age re-
,p,ctiycV ten aud thirteen and seriously banning
william smith. AL employed at the factory Hccfcr died
to-day; wallace Will probably die in the night and
Smith lIFy recover.
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TUr IRISH DISTURBANCES.

DuBIN. Jan. 23.-At the Munster Assz2s
to-day the outlaw leader Daniel tonucI, appeared "a
Queens evidence aSa.ns; James and jeremiah Twohig,
vino were charged with having attacked Mrs. Fizsef-
aids house. Conucu dcposcd that he had been the
leader and arInorcr band of mon who mad sworn 20
serve the Irish Republic. lie aid their acts # bravery
were rewarded with money which was >"ut from Duo-
liu but hp refused tu state by whom ,nr money was
sent The bro,Grrs Toohis were each sentenced TO
seven wears penal scrNltudr.
4 process server was shot dead near Cas'ItrcdGu,
Count. EO-c0mIuou last evening.
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LIVESLO.TIN TIE EFLAMES.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 23.-llcnry ana WI
lie Clc2r infant son, OF working people living in the
suburbq were this morning burned to death IN the -hany
in which they livcd. Their father at work, and
their ulcbcr wos at a uetghhor's The door had been
fastened and the children unable To cscauc. The
hovc and contents destroyed. The father has ds
appeared
WORCESTER Mass. Jan. pa portion Of the ST.
Paul's Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum in this city,
Occuprd by ytvo children. was bIrncd Tonight All
the children but one John Roberts, were saved lie was
suiiOcatrd
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RUlL oil coHpjNIES GorGHT rr.

BUFFALO. Jan. 23.-Thc sale of the Atlas
Ecnuine COMPANY aud the Buffalo and Koca city Pipe
Line Company to tine Standard OIL Company is an
nounccd o have taken place Inc consideration Is stated
to have been from $4,000 10 100000. The rate Of
frn 10 n - cents pcr barrel aud the sale uf these
two corpor4liou- 10 the standard Company virtually
cud- 400 opposition which That company HAS IN" III 'lS
IL 49,.
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Government against Benjamin Il. Wiley the star I,"u.
contractor took pace in the United states District Court
before Judges Butler and McKcnnan this morning anu
the motion was denied. Judgment had already hr'h ol
tanned against Wiley his bond accolnlHh IIs 'ls 80
posal for carving mails and the present hcIon W.
begun purpose Of recovering the act I-T
double recovery for the same Of action cod ho'
b. had
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SLJppISG FA1lLn ON THE ICE

Robert Quinn, age sixty, painter, employed
at the Jersey city Ferry, slipped on some lee IN TX
changeplace jersey city while on hih way 10 work
aou 1880 Yesterday morning and featured his skull.
lie was carried into q drug store but died In few
minutes. The body removed 10 Ills house. No. 2@I
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