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ITEMS FROM THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Dec. 13.-The Corn Exchange
Council here has peatoned the Government 10 re'e.
the canals from tolls and TO assume the Lake o'' he'
debt IN order 10 reduce the harbor dues
Hone 4 Co.. the iron firm that recently Iai'eu noie'
have finally settled with their creditors ioI
the dollar. The seizure cases VIII DO iousn' o.. "
w 7 Pope & Co. lumber merchants, have fahed' WIN
liabilities amounting 10 $4,000. The E1cnahgc nanh
Is their largest creditor tho amount due being Sooooo
nth 4. frv s.cured however, on timber limits. The
firm offer fifty cents on the dollar
ST John N b. Dec. 13.-Additional interest was
given the investigation into the loss Of the steamer &C.
dar Grove by the evidence taken to-day, which tended
to show that the second officer. who In charge when
the vessel struck opium cater and was stupid at
the time ana that that was the reason the Vesse WAS
lost.
OTTAWA, Dec. 13.-The Hon. Lewis Wallbridge, OF
Belevle has been appointed Chief Justice OF Manitoba
KINGSTON, Ont. Dec. lathe deadlock caused by the
demand Of the male students at the Kingston Medical
College for the expulsion OF the female students Ia COM
plete. The young women the sole attendants at
the lectures to-day, and the majority OF the maze SUI
intend to ask Trinity College, Toronto, TO admit
them.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. Dec. 13-rbe rate-payers OF
this town held meeting last night TO consider scheme
for establishing park the Canada side OF the rams,
NcO Kngsmi OF Toronto stated that 1t was proposed
to ask for an act the session OF the Legislature
for the Incorporation OF company With power 10 eA-
proprate property and estsDiisn paik % az oun hne r
rails RESOLUTIONS were passed approving the scneme'
provided rlSnts OF property yhoiuers hre "ci Nc
cured.
ST. johns N F., Dec. 13.The heaviest gale FOR many
years swept over this island last night followed thlS
morning by an nunprecedenedty high tide The Cromwel
Line steamer Gamma which left Halifax last Saturday
has not arrived she must nave e1pcrlenceu 'no iui
fore of the gale,
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The LIBRARY BILL DEFEATED.

tBG TELEGRAPH 10 IAiBCSE.i
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-By majority of four
teen, the House has decided that no provision shall
bs made at this session for the library OF Congress
The fight against the bill was made wholly on side
issues regarding site and cost of the proposed
building, for the COngressmen from Oshkosh
and Acconac preferred to disguise their bitter hos
tity to the itself. The true inwarduess Of
the opposition was exposed, however. when Chair
man Rice, who had the bill in charge, offered TO
abandon his re i,tance to the motion to recommlt,
provided it should be so changed as TO authorize
the committte to report back the bill at any time
This proposition was received with a chorus Of
objections from the Democratic side, despite the
fact that the motion TO recommit carried with 10
amendments limiting the entire cost of the building
to S2 900 900, and requiring that site for it should
be found on one of the Government reservations;
thus obviating every objection openly urged against
the bi except by Mr.. McLane, who thinks 10
would be wise to destroy the greater part Oh tha
books and all the pamphlets ana other literary
treasures belonging to the library,
Next wear will witness the advent OF anotner
Democratic House, and the friends OF the library
will consequently be fewer and less influential than
ever Probably the only way 70 get new h3rAfY
building will DO TO smuggle An APPROPRIATION faf ~
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Dec. 13.-The Stone
Chapel of Druy College at this place the finest Sruc T.
urc in Southwestern Missouri was burned yesterday.
The building was named in honor OF Mrs. Valerls G..
Stone or Maiden, Mass who contributed S25,OUo
toward its erection. IL cost about S40OOO TWO years
ago. and was insured for $4,000
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Va, Doc 13-rhis morning the
large grocery store OF H. L. sclmez Co., at Hamp
tou was discovered to be fire. and the building aud
four Others were consumed. The steam engine from
the Soldiers Home went to the fire and rendered Valuable
assistance. The loss II estimated at $4,000
WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. I3-The large store OF BenJa-
min Benson OF Middctown, was burned out last night
The loss several thousand dollars fully insured Ia
Philadep plia companies.
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THE STREET RAILROAD ASSOCIATION.

BosToN, Dec. 13.-The street railroad presi-
dents and superintendents reassembled this morning.
The committee appointed to present constitution aud
bylaws reported q draft which was adopted, stating
that the objects of the association to cultivate
spirit OF fraternity among those connected with street
railroad management and 10 promote progress and
Improvement In the methods of operation The name
chosen ia the Street Railway Association OF America.
The following officers nominated for the ensuing
year: President H. ii. Ltte Of Louisville; vicepresi
DENIS w. H. Hazard OF Brooklyn, Calvin A. Richards, OF
Boston, and Is. r. Kloper Of Cincinnati secretary and
treasurer, j. W. Richardson, OF Brooklyn; executive
committee. julius Walsh, " st. Louis Charles Clement
shaw of Troy Thomas LOwery, OF Minneapolis aud j.
r. Lake, Of CllcagO.
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
FATAL ROLLER EXPLOSION.

A FATAL BOILtK EAGLOolON
MISSION, Kan, Dec. 13.-The boiler of John
sons sawm three miles from here exploded today
W. L. Johnson the proprietor and ANDY Beek"oo'
were kllkd and three other persons seriously WOuhlcu
VERDICT AGAINST A LIoUoR.sELLER.
CHICAGO, Dee. 13.-In the suit Of Jane
NARROW against John Wall liquorselier for selling her
husband liquOr until he became almost nbccle, tie
Jury gave a verdict for $3.50. She asked for $1,000
Inc case is an aggravated one.
DECREASE IN CHICAGO GRAIN RECEIPTS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-The receipts Of grain IN
the past year have been phenonenaliy hght, being
reasons are the increased ability farmers hold
stock the prices since the crop was harvested
OF winter wheat have increased
THE CINCIYNATI wHIsKEY MARKET
CINCINNATI, Dec. 13.--Whiskey advanced
cents to-day without direction OF the committee oi
tue Export association The break OF Monday was IKE
wise not ordered. The committee have ac4ulesced III
natural fluctuations but IL Is iXey that another
meeting OF the association will DE held on Friday or
Tuesday take action to prevent unauthorized prices
AT WORK IN THE WISCONSIN PINERIES.
EUCLAIRE, Wis, Dec. 13.-SnOw has fallen
in this vicinity depth OF six inches, much TO the
eradication OF men engaged In logging operations;
An army OF now engaged in the Chippewa and
Eucaire pneries. and everything inGcatesa ormldabla
season operations. The reports from the Back
River pineres are tnat there ID apo Sno" io ai ~
ucal purposes.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING.
CHICAGO, Dec. l3.-1he Board OF Trade
adjourned at noon today, and the members having sup
pied themselves with handsome badges formed Ia ihe
aud marched TO La Saest. where tho ceremony OF lay
for,ned The march was very dignlned, some OF
the tried TO pull Others from tho line and hber
ally busted them with flour.
THE CINCINNATI GRAIN TRADE
CINCINNATI, Dec. 13.-Thc annual report OF
superntendcnt Maxwell OF the Chamber OF Commerce
SHOWS marked increase IN the grain business he past
year increase in receipts OF all kinds OF gam
ESQ 600 bushels The bulk OF this is Ill wheat. I'M
proved facilities FOR storing grain and increased con
sumption by the mills the causes OF the growth o
local business.
RUN sTREET.CARs BY ELECTRICITY.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Ihe Tribune says there
ia the best authority for the statement that the West D
vision street Railway Company seriously cOns.d der
inc tbe idea OF running their by electricity Elmer
A. spcrry cortland, n. " Is the protector OF me 81
tenn II s understood that the system WILL besides fuh
ming the care furnish light therefor, and WILL Light the
track for a third of mile ahead OF the car.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOIES.
billiard TABLE COMPANY 1NcoRPo

BILLIARD TABLE COMPANY INCORPORATED.
ALDAY X Dec d5-ghe G9tid Yd Sh SInte
CAPITA Of 5,oOo;was Incorporated today.
i PRESENT FO8 QUEEN VICTORIA.
TROY, n. Y, Dec. l3.-Four carloads OF hne
sheep passed through TINS S S@ iron oS Saada Il on s lS
Is present ON the Marquis OF to Queen Victoria
DYING OF THE SMALLPOX.
wisSoass Who wa, taken SICK at KENNEDY with
yssk @ S1 a @ once % Fs
COTTON MILLS AGAIN IN OPERATION. 49,
WHMINGToN. Del. Dee 13.-IEe Triton Cotton
sned operation yesterday all the submitting 10
the reduction IN Their wages
ATHREE.MAsgED SCHOONER LAUNCHED.
BATH, Me-, Dee. I3.-Goss ~ sawyer today
launched the three masted schooner William Il CSlns Ho
MISS stone Of Boston, and Daniel higgins
OF Quincy Mass.
THE STATE BOARD OF AUDIT.
ALBANY, Dec. l3.-lieiOrc the state Board ,n tp 1i
A%a f oe ef deenas Judge
winter, argued aud submitted seYe a. mn m
CANAL TOLLS FOR ONE WEEK
ALBANY Dec l3-ihe amount OF t0ils c c0lleCuu a
was s5s sns s3J5 81 collected during ihe CORR
year this The tolls Or the last week OF last year "'0
RAIL.MAK IRIS AGAIN BUSY
ALLENTOWN, Penn. Dec. 13..Work was tR1nay 9IIa5yr
% In he depaSSs T OF Which
owing SCARCITY OF orders The eliie ana % 1' az ill.,
SI: Is9 ssn aEn s4Sey y TSaS5sd ''u '' ''
OFFICERS OLA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. s
ppoyIDRSCF Dec. 13.-The Providence anu
ttonngton steamship Company to-day elected the
named directors D. = BabcOck, :. .. baDoocs IL ~
md O. NJ Miller. Of New York A. n. Beckwlth anu L.
TAFT Of providence, and y. f. Dixon OF westerly.
INCREASE OF TAKES TO DE RES isTED.
putTADFIPIuA Dec. l3.-Ihe resolution OF lnstruC
% 10 The CITY solicitor relation 10 the increase q lhe
@ sent pla,ed Phi adeiphia by the tate Eeveiu
which prompt legal steps TO protect
OF the city uIoCtcu ~ Do
! Mayor KING this morning . .,r,
| MANAGE TO THE BLUFF AT LONG BRANCH
| Long BRANCH n. j.. Dec. l3.-Ihe beach at tue
loot ~ the bluff has been badly washed VA sew
eJai places by high tides opposite tho Unite say ~
I, HE sand has out 10 tho Dlnn anu ns
neTi nigh tde will cut deep hole Into tho plum Neal
EcarOrO the blum has been Torn away iOt
| six feet into ocean ave-
FIRE CHIEF TO BE SUSTAINED 49,
| FALL RIVER Mass, lDec. 13t-lhe Mayor ana tht
c,v oane Commitoe Police last night considered he
econ of the Assistant Chief District Ensneei ana ne
,ans nj several re companies Ia eIpressnS lack OF
adence In their present chief The Unanimous opon va
that chief should DO sustained eyenn nueieu'
| removals become necessary . d..
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THE FIRE IN KIYGST0N, JAMAICA.
TIE LOSSES PROBABLY EXAGGERATED - MEAGRE
DETAILS RECEIVED IN THIS CITY,

TIE LOSSES PROBABLY EXAGGERATED - MEAGRE
DETAILS RECEIVED IN THIS CITY.
INQUIRIES made yesterday among agencies in this
city of foreign insurance companies cOuGrm the re-
port Of IA large fire in Kingston, Jamaica The
agenst have received particulars OF the extent OF
the fire. but think that the loss has been ex-
aggerated. However, considering the district IN
which the fire occurred, Insurance men are OF the
opinion that the damage must be heavy, inasmuch
as the large warehouses situated within the boun-
daries of the burnt district contains at this sea on
OF the year heavy stocks of sugar, rum and other
merchandise for shipment to the United States and
Europe.
A. s. Lazarus Of No. SO Water-st., who has ex-
tensive dealings with firms in Kingston III cOnver-
sation yesterday said The fire included the dis
trct from West and Port ROya-sts nearly to East
st. The buildings on both sides of Port ROyal-st.
were destroyed, with the wharves to the south
ward In this district most of the warehouses
which, at this time of the year, hold large stocks OF
provisions and other goods including sugar, coffee,
spices and pimento, awaiting shipment to the
New-York market Most of the buildings destroyed
were built of stone or brick. The portion of the
ciiy devoted to residences was not reached by the
flames The principal losers VIII undoubtedly be
the merchants who have laid in large stocks of
goods for the Christmas The accounts of
the extent of the losses very much exaggerated
Tie theatre which had been recently fitted up, was
n : Henry. of No. 4S Exchange-place, stated
that the lire must have been most extensive, judg
ing IRON he large orders for lumber which had
been pouring in upon him from Kingston during
the day. The total loss, he sand would not eAceed
half tie amount stated in the early dispatches.
The steamer Alvo, which Will sail frop Kingston
on December IA, and l. due in this city on Decemc
Der - would bring information as 10 the extent OF
he fire nd he q
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AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 13.-In the Reichstag to-day
Herr Boettcher Imperial Minister OF tho Interior in
ply to question by Herr wudthorst the UtramOntane
leader said the Bundesrath had decided give eff
feet to the decision OF the Rechstag In favor OF the a6O
ton OF the law upon unauthorized exercise OF eccesias
tical functions The Government oodld not explain the
reasons for this refusal They declined principle to
give the Reichstag reasons fer their decisions
Suicides asrmlngy frequent In the PrussiaD
army Recently cadet shot himself at Rlchterfede.
lieutenant killed himself with pistol at ball at Spar
dan and another Prussian officer committed suicide in
Paris Deaths by dueilng have also been frequent OF
lat
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CONTRADICTORY CABINET RUMORS.

1oxpoS Dec. 13.-The Times says that LORD
Dcrby has accepted the Secretaryship for India III
saws that from the point of view of administrative
efficiency the impending changes In the Caoine'
give general satisfaction. .,o
This afternoons Pau Mall Gazette says that the
announcements of changes in the Ministry are pre-
mature.
Lord Derby, in a speech at Manchester to-day. ro-
;ected the idea of q protectorate for Egypt Eng
land. he said, ought not to remain IN Egypt longer
than was absolutely necessary to restore orcer.
English influence IN Egypt must preponderate' Du'
:, was not necessary TO exercise it in an offensive
spint or to exclude free and friendly consultation
with France. Referring to tho attitude of France
toward Madagascar, Lord Derby said' ~ AMIGA
Bile mediation could prevent invasion OF Madaess-
car we ought to offer our servlcesj but II. as ap-
nears probable the dispute is only preteAt 1or an
ppexation of a part of the island we must abstain
from mediating" Lord Derby made no refeTnGe 70
TO his entry into the Cabinet as secretary VI o''e
{nr India
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TIE TRIAL or THERESA STURLA.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-ln the Sturla-Stiles
murder case to-day Mr. Trude finished hs speech FOR the
defence While lie was speaking much sympathy was
manifested and at It's close the
pause was loud and hearty OF the Jurors even join
Ing r It, Realizing his improper conduct he covered his
face with his hands aud displayed great embarrassment
AZ the conclusion OF Mr Mss address for the prosecu
ton the adjourned The charge to the jury wi" be
delivered Tomorrow
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STRIKE OF ANTHRACITE COAL MINERS.

SHENANDOAH, Penn, Dec. 13.-The miners
at Packer COliery No. OF the Lehgh Valley Coal Com
pany struck this morning because the c0iery officials
refused yesterday allow them to be hosted up the
slope prior to the usual quitting time, 43O The mine
law requires that when assemble at the bottom
OF tie slope they must be given wagon 10 take them
out OF the mine Tho officials will be prosecuted by the
Innn inEnecInra
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FAILURES IN THE TIN-PLATE TRADE.

LONDON, Dec 14.-Morris d Co., of Briton-
ferry and W Morris OF LaDgennecb. tinpate makers,
have failed with liabilities amounting TO 9l50,0OO and
100000 respectively Their failure is owing to that OF
Bidduph Wood Jevons. of Liverpool, who suspended
about ten days ago.
Forester Co., tnplate makers, have also failed with
liabilities at 100000. The Cambria Tnplate Society,
with small liabilities, ana the RedbrOOk Ilnplae Com
rany whose liabilities considerable, have also filed
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STUDENTS FINED AND DISCHARGED.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Dec. 13.-The Yale
students who arrested last night for dsordery and
rotous conduct at the eman's ball at Music Hall were
released on bail az soon M they became sober. This
morning Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Demlne al'
lowed them settle by the payment Of S5 fine and the
costs making tho expense to each $13 80 Much indg
nation was expressed the remen and their friends at
the Ieniency shown and they very much exercised
Mt the action the Court II s reported that the dis
orderly stulents are to be expeed from tne cOneg9
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LEGISLATIVE MEASURES IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. 13.-In regard to the Parlia-
nentary oath question the Government proposes to ad
nit either an oath affirmation, on condition OF
promise Of fidelity TO Alfonso, the words Legitimate
King Of Spain" TO be omitted.
In the Chamber OF Deputies today discussion OF the
policy Of the Government and Marshal Serranos pro-
gramme begun. Ex-Minster Becerra urged the ex-
pedency Of reforming the Constitution In order 10 re-
conce the principle OF national sovereignty with that
Of monarchy He said he recognized Alfonso ~ the To-
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THE ADELBERT COLLEGE TROUBLES.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 13.-It was expected that
the Adelbert College difficulties would bo adjusted to-
day as the students had addressed individual letters
more or less apologec to the faculty asking to be re-
nsaed Some the letters, however, appear to nave
heen unsatisfactory for the faculty to-day announced
mat some of the Juniors might resume their stndles
while Others could not But returned the students
agreeing stand together and all be rens1ated OF All
reInain ont A few have gone elsewhere.
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TOPICS RELATING TO EGYPT.

CAIRO, Dec. 13.-The Government has re-
quesed ArabI and the other prisoners sentenced 10
exile, TO be ready TO start within ten days Allowances
have been glanted the pI from their properties
which we're conlscated. The property belonging TO
their wives wac not oonscated Tae leniency shown TO
the prisoners has produced good effect on the Arabs
The remaining portion of the Egyptian force assigned
for service IN the soudan has started for that section
TIC niafI will follow tOInorrOW.
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CRIMINALS SENTENCED IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1o'--l alilcA hiSsHs was w
Cay found guilty OF participation in the murder OF the
two Huddys at Lough Mask, and was sentenced TO be
hanged next month.
At tie Connaught Asszes yesterday farmer named
Knmartin residing on one of the Arran Islands, was
convicted OF gTievously wOundiDg bailf and was scu
fenced by Judge Lawson TO ena seryiiude for NE
At the Lenster AssZes to-day John and Patrick CARROLL
who we're convicted OF manslaughcr for Killing farmer
named Hickey, sentenced respectively ten aud
twenty penal servitude The crime Of agraian
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UyIT1RLAN BUILDING PROTECTED.

BOsroN. Dec 13.-At q meeting OF the
Unitarian Club to-nigh;, at which Governor Long pre-
sided the subject of providing structure for the Amer
can Unitarian Association at cost OF 100000, the
money 70 be raised in Boston, was discussed. com
mltec OF ak appointed to confer with the manage
meut of thc American Unitarian Association, and to re-
port plan OF action meeting 10 be held next month
Henry y. Kdder promised $5 900 on the spot.
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PANIC IN THE OIL MARKET.

TITUsvILLE, Penn, Dec. 13.-The report
that the Grandn Well producing 1000 barrels
broke the market to-day and caused panic, which,
while It lasted, exceeded that OF few weeks past Oh
closed on Tuesday night at 81 0s but within four min
utes Of this mornings opening declined to 917s In the
afternoon prices dropped still lowerto S94 and closed
at 927s The Grandin Well is about two miles west OF
BalltOwD.
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TRIBUNE reporter called Professor Newberry' OF
the Columbia College School of Mines last night TO get
nm EXPRESSION from him concerning the value OF such
discovery Professor Newberry said
Aluminium has been largely used yet, because oi
the cost that has attended its production
but for long time everybody has been looking for
eheaper method The price Of 1t when first saw IL was
So an ounce year goit was 81 an ounce, ana now
there il "A Philadelphia firm that offers TO supply " III
large ouanes at 40 cents while Connecticut
manufacturing company cay that they can produce IL
for less Here is bar OF It, You see It is metal OF
blush white color Its pecuiariues are that 1t is almost
s strong as iron only onethrd as heavy ana IL viii
no. rust or tarnish. I have had piece In my
cabinet for ten years right over chem
ica laboratory from which the fumes are constantly
ascending vet II is bright as when put IL H. iron
exposed TO the air crunbles 10 pieces Eust is Ney
heavy on the capital invested III iron strc-
fures throughout the world. II the cost OF making
a1umnum can be brought down to practical hg-
ure, it will at go into very wlde use
Tmnk how valuable would be in bridges and all srue-
,ures IN which lghtness combined with strength and
durability desired If have machines 10 nayl-
cae the air it will BE- extremely important element
for can be easily wrought into tubes that VIII be
strong and light The process OF production and
The cost of bringing the from which, II 10 made from
Greenland have hitherto made 1t expensive II ought
really to become cheaper than iron for II exists IN an
more abundant than ore. Mixed with copper and
other metals it Yields splendid bronzes which, IKE the
aluminium DO not tarnsn II 1t can be choapeued auIl
iuum bronze will certainly superSCde BRASS"
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4 LAWSUIT AS An ADVERTISEMENT

Fort WAYNE. Ind, Dec. 13.-The suit of
Miie Christine against Adam Forepaugh. IN the United
States Court was dismissed today The plaintiff falling
10 appear The for S25 900 damages for being
called luonstrosty IN the shOw-bills IL IA said com
promise was made for triaing sum and the suit was
only an advertisement.
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. THE FIRE RECORD.
A TUGBOAT BURNED.

The tugboat Jersey Boy, owned by Captain
Brighton staten Island The tug insured for S3ooo
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CARRIER PIGEONS sUFFoCATED.

A fire broke out last evening i'll an extension
OF Herman LiGerts house, No. 81 Cottagest, Newari
Fifty imported carrier pigeons in an adjoining cote wer
sunOcated By smoke.
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MR.. GLADSTONE CONGRATULATED.

LONDON, Dec. 13.-4he Times this morning,
on the occasion OF the ffteth anniversary OF Mt dad
stones entrance into public hfe prints retrospect,
covering six columns, Of his career Many ponucai
ASSOCIATIONS have congratulated Mr. Gladstone ana
nearly all the London papers and the greater portion OF
the provincial press devote leaders TO the subject OF
sviey ~ fhe influence Mr. Gladstone during the last
half century Mr. Gladstone has received long
of congratuaton from the Kbedive OF Egypt anu Hou
the Greek Government
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home this place, shot and killed by highway
man. Yesterday the stage bound for Clifton Grant
County stopped and robbed by road agents Two
Chinese passengers were killed.