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PanhaudIs and u. q o. suits-Ihc IIar.
FIsbuIE a Wesiern.

FiHbuIg d WestoFn.
CoLrNBus, January 26.-The Piluburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad Company
vs.. the Central Ohio Railroad Company Is
the title Of one Of the mos. important
railroad cases argued in the supEsne Court
for a long time. Suit was brought by tho
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati K St Louis Railway
Company against tho Central Ohio Rail.
road Company as reorgAnized and Others,
in which It, is sought to have an order Of
partition made for that portion Of the Cen.
tral Ohio railroad, which lies between
Columbus and Newark, and other real
estate connected herewith, amounting In
all 10 two and half millions Of doilars.
The road passed from the control Of the
Central Ohio. Into the hands ol the Bali.
more 4 Ohio Company In 1850, under 4
lease which has not yet expired and 10 sub.
ject TO renewal for terms oItwenty years In.
definitely.
In 1858 or 1850 an arrangement wa,
made between the Central Ohio and Sleu.
benYille 4 Indiana Railway Companies
by which the section Of road In eontroyesy
former company decided 70 the later ' tIs thS
one undivided half Of the said section d
rnllway. In 1853 the Sleubenyille & In,
diana Railway Company was consolidated
with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati dS.. LouiI
Railway Company and thereafter and eve,
since tie B. & o. Railroad COMPANY mn
the p, u 4 81 L. have been IN poSsessiar Inn
Jointly, Of the road. The question n. cSr
The oens1lIllinels Road be sod, cutting h
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dren at home TO take care Of the house. In
her absence they were playing with fire,
when the clothes OF the oldest one, a bright
little eightyear.old girl, were enyeloped In
flames, and the child was burned beyond
recovery when the mother reached home.
Death relieved It's suffering at 8 o'clock
This morning.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
NATIONAL NEwsoFINrEREsr.
K.a.. ..d WII.ss 1.l, . Rr..-plsl.s. I.drs..d
for Bhb,rJ-TAs SENATE Passes the Law Rsga'
IItInE the COIstrusHOn ofBrldEa Opr the
OAIO River -WnhisEt0s News, As.


From Our Special Correspondent
WisnSOToS, January 9G.-Representa-
tives Kenna and Wilson have gone TO
their MONIES In West Virginia, and will be
absent until tie tint ofnext week. Among
the arrivals today are Dana L. Hubbard
and NJ. EmsheImer, Of Wheeling A post
office has been established u, Garfield,
Jackson county, W. Va, and Euoch T.
MiIkinson. appointed postmaster.
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MADRlp, January 96.-The representa-.
tives Of the Cotes belonging to the Auton.
omist party Of Cuba have asked Congress
for papers and full information in relation
TO the gradual emancipation Of slaves.
They allege that the bill Of 1880 was i'm.
perfectly carried out in Clba.
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Ar,se,Inr Time i, Sc. yo,,.

RoNE, n. Y, January 2G.-A cold wave
has struck this place-tempeature falling
TO 23' below zero. Several dispatches 70.
ceiyed report the temperature al Utica 22a
below, At Oneida IL, Petefboro 24e, Ca!l-
den 3ls, Wesleyden 3p and Boonyille 2lS.
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ALEXANDRIA, January 2G.-1be British
troops engaged in maneuyers yesterday in
imitation Of the siege Of Cairo. The display
gave rise TO rumors among the natives
creating some excitement.
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AuorsfA, GA, January 9O,-Hoaee Hall
shot Daniel Glover deadina a ball room in
0Iangebufg county, South Carolina. Their
sisters guarded. Allwere eolored.
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sEPAula January eO.-S gentleman Just
returned from trip to the lSgVing camps
In 1tasca county, reports considerable anx-
iety among lumbermen on account Of the
prevalence ot smallpox In camps on the
branches Of Rainy Lake River, near the
northern boundary Of the State,
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hct,t. linn Rim.

PAms, January e6.-Belin scilOlI, jour.
nalist, and Dr., 'Fontaine, fought duel
with swords to-day. The latter was slightly
woundci ~
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4, silence is golden, gentlemen otthe
! ,,i.Io,nre. what is the value OF this gish
',,,lk At four dollars a day and mileage?
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LONDON, January 9e.-Irelands mills at
Buckhayen burned to-day, throwing 400
persons out Of employment. Los several
thousand pounds.
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srx,roR CANDEN, in his magazine arti'
ole, doesn't tell how the Standard Oil Com
nsuy has benefited West Virginia. Per.
hans he doesn't know.
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The market for Cleveland pig Is also
dull, with but little doing, at very weak
prices. No. . G. N. D. Is quoted 42s Cd
!. o. b. maken' wharyts in Tees, less usual
q per cent. We quote:
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Tur AIjutant Generals report on the
,,;I;,nry force Of West Virginia Is short
"onJrn,ed, ,, no to speak, to fit the fighting
f,,ra
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vrSSon is the patron saint Of Montreal's
ics carnival. And the carnival Is pro
,,,,..ipg lAct. This lifts venuors general
average.
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BunLmoroN VII January 26,-IAke
Champlain "a frozen over to-day, an earlier
closing than for several yean past.
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Ir really begins to look as though tho
p.mmacy will have to galvanile Tilden
list Butler is taking only In spots.
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HiSroS, Nov. IS, 1851.
Col. 4ppl.ion:
VIII leave on No. ! trAin with twenty
men and corporal. Nm. LowRT,
Captain Company a Isp.
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SATr stuIun-qaalnt In hunor, ehlrao.
tsfistlc IN everything
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rnr new Council has the old railroad
,.-nI,rm TO deal with. Let US have prompt
s,Ion and liberal policy.
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yI1ns NeHrxlr-uour Nellie, y .yiysc.
io1l q . efiekei,s sparkling 4 eliqnq:,
OpsFa Hopie toniEht
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"a oLmrsE behind the Iesnss ola Theatre
10 sGteenfooni Pun at the Opera House y"
hlEhh
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H4RRHRURu, Pa, January 9O.-The
Harrisburg 4 Western Railroad Company.
with q capital Of 5000 900 was chartered
here to-day. The company propose the
construction Of line 800 miles long. 10
start from this city and traverse portions
3t the counties Of Dauphin, Cumberland,
FRANKLIN, Bedford, Huntington, Fulton,
Somerset, Fayette, Westmoerland, Ale.
gheny and Washington. The road & TO
connect with the Pittsburgh, McKeesport
x foughiogheny Railroad In Allegheny
county.
Richard K. Sheldon, Of Philadelphia, the
president, Is credited with nearly all tho
stock. The directors are: William T,
Sanger, and Frederick ]. Grateveut, Har.
ns3nrg; q. N. Watson, George o. Morgan
and George I. 6raver, AlIegheney City,
and L. 7. McNamara, Pittsburgh.
Theproposed road Is one OF Vanderbiles
enterprises.
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into two parts and leaving the stockholders
IN possession Of but one Of these pSFts.
Wnich Is worthless without the othefs The
questions o. law made by the recorl are:
Eirst-Did the plaintiff, through the con-
solldaton proceedings shown, succeed 10
NE y property Of the Steubenyillc & Indiana
Railroad Company
second-lt It dld 50 succeed, did II OBJ.
tAin such title to the property in question
Is VIII enable Il TO maintain this suit for
partition thereof? 'S'
Third-HRs i anything except an undi.
Vided interest in the line Of the road9
U. n. Olds, J. 7. Brooks and K. +. Ran.
ney Tor plaintiff ]. Il. Collins and ]. K.
Cowen for defense,
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Che qlatelliaeuar:: !:

,..,,,I N..-. d aud n Fourteenth strrtl.
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to large public meeting. He adverted
to the report that the government intend
ed at the next session of parliament to in
troduce a bill extending the franchise,
from the benefits of which Ireland was to
be excluded. He declared if Ireland did
not obtain an extension of the franchise
England would not get it either.
DUBLIN, Nov. 19.-The second trial of
Joseph Poole for the murder of John
Kenny has begun. A jury was empanel-
led and Judge Murphy overruled the de-
Tense that under the crimes act formal
notice must precede, but noted an ex-
ception.
The trial of Poole was not finished when
court rose. The trial will be concluded
tomorrow, when VIM. Lamie, informer.
will give evidence.
LONDON, Nov. .-Biggar in a speech
at Oldham, Lancashire, stated that Spen-
Ger, lord lieutenant of Ireland, had limo
cent people hanged upon notoriously false
evidence. He also declared the Orange
men were unimportant in number com
posed of knaves and dupes. When Sir
Stafford Northcote visited Ireland torch
light procession was only organized after
the men composing the procession had re-
ceived half a crown each.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The general in
preston prevails here that the government
recently received bad news from Tonquin.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The health of Queen
Victoria is greatly improved duriug her
stay at BaImoral. Her walking powers in
great measure have been restored, but
she is still unable to take long walks or
The ascent of steep stairs.
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FRANCE AND TIE POPE.
Especial C.blegram to the Globe. !

Especial Cablegram to the Globe.l
PARIS, Nov. 19.-Pope Leo XIII has been
solicited to confide to the Hapsburgs the
defense of Catholic interests in place of
France. The holy father about month
ago said to French royalist who was
taking leave of him: 81 love your coun-
try l still do ali I can to defend France
in the east, and meanwhile I am very
much beset about the matter Speaking
of the present political state of France
Pope Leo said: "There should be no hesi-
tation. It is necessary to form
closely about the Compte de Paris: 1
can guarantee the authenticity of
these words.D DIndeed, further information
which reaches me confirms them. Two
weeks ago the holy father said to another
royalist after speaking very eulogistically
of the Comte de Paris. ''Yes, France will
be saved if the conservatives know how to
group themselves around the Comte de
Paris" These words, repeated among tbs
clergy in France, have made a very great
impression. But they are strongly dis
pleasing to the French government, which,
taking as a prete1t an article in the
AoRiteur de. Rome, the sorgan of
Pope Leo XIII, favorable to the
Orleans princes has made representations
on the subject to the ,papal nuncio at
Paris. Aonsignor Di Rende very politely
but very coldly replied to II. Ferry that
the holy father could no. be held respon-
sible for newspaper articles any more than
he Ferry could be for certain excesse:
committed in Paris.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

hHARToUM, Nov. 19-It is reported the
forces of the false prophet surrounded the
Egyptian troops under Hicks Pssha, who
is short of provisions.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-Later accounts from
Jeddah state the Egyptian soldiers fed
before the enemy despite the efforts of the
force to rally them. The soldiers saw
Commander AoncrIef surrounded by in
surgents, defending himself with revol-
YER. The Egyptians lost eighty-si1 men
and two officers.
CALCUTTA, Nov. .19.-The amur of Afghani-
stan has executed number of persons
suspected of favoring Ayoob Khan, and
banished others.
genoa, Nov. 19.---Ths German crown
prince had an enthusiastic welcome by
the populsce.
VIENNA, Nov. 19.---Fragments of the
rock dividing the eastern and western gal
leries of Arlberg tunnel were removed to-
day IL presence of q notable assemble ge.
The Austrian minister of commerce de-
Hvered an address in German and Italian.
There was much enthusiasm. A special
train passed through the tunnel.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 19.-John Lee,
charged With the murder of Anna Moore,
last July, and who afterwards made his
escape, has been re-arrested in Texas.
It is said the claim Of the Hudson Bay
company, for com pensation for losses in
the Northwest rebellion. will not be enter
tanned by the Canadian government.
New England railroads killed the last
year 221 persons, and 535 were injured.
- 81 tal -d - Al
injured we're passengers.
One thousand sheep. from Ontario for
England, are detained at Montreal. Four
teen are affected with scab.
VIENNA, Nov. ia woman was recently
arrested on the warsaw railway, the p olice
having bcsn informed she had come from
Paris to make an attempt on the life of
the czar.
BELGRADE, Nov. 19.-Fope MllojiSchooI.
master Prolovitch and the peasant who
were convicted By the court martial onSat
urday for leading the revolt IN the Bolie
Eatz district, were shot to-day.
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PAYNE FOR SENATOR.
a Strong Effort to suppIant Senator Per
dleton by Henry B. Payne.

A Strong Effort to SuppIant Senator Pen
dleton by Henry B. Payne.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. ia secret meet
ing of Democratic editors was held IN Co.
lumbus Saturday. A Columbus special
says: 1t is known that a heavy pressure
was brought to bear upon certain editors
to come out openly and declare for Payne
as the best representative of the OhioDme-
ocracy for senator. John r. Mclean is
favoring the nomination of Payne, and
Col. w. L. O'Brien, state senator's elect,
and others, are here aiding the
Payne movement. It is very
evident that Pendleton and Payne
are pretty evenly matched, but there are
three other candidates. Gen. Durbin
Ward will receive complimentary vote
of ten or twelve and no more. Congress
man White is not making any effort to
secure the nomination. Payne would go
over to White rather than have Pendle-
ton succeed. Pendleton has little more
of support from Cincinnati and other
citIes.'
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FRANCE AND CHINA.
Especial Cablegram to the Globe.

Especial Cablegran TO the Globe
PARIS, Nov. 19.-Tha question of Frances
foreign relations is becoming more and
more disgusting. Despite the appear
ance of Colon, the government
feels the necessity of giving
serious attention to the isolated
position to which the republic has been
brought. It is feared that disquieting
news has been received from Tonouin, and
the possible result from the crown prince
of Germany's visit to Madrid makes the
ministers uncomfortable. For the last
two or three days rumors have been cur
rent that the ministry has received disa-
greeable news from Tonquin, but nothing
has been made public. Some journals sa '
that Admiral Courbet has sent an urgent
dispatch to the effect that the corps
IN Tonquin is threatened and
is surrounded by large forces composed of
Chinese regulars, and that the French
forces are insufficient to risk an action
with any chance of success.
PARIS, Nov. 19.-Reports that the French
government had presented an ultimatum
to China is semi-officially denied. The
committee of the chamber of deputies to
report upon the bill for TonquIn credits ex-
amined Prime Minister Ferry and the min
lister of marine, who explained the military
situation in Tonquin and affirmed the of
fensive operations by the French forces
are imminent if not already begun.
PARIS, Nov. 10. Negotiations upon the
Tonquin question have been resumed.
The chamber of deputies are debating the
budget.
PARIS, Nov. l9.-The Temps, referring
to articles in the German newspapers on
France, and the visit of the German crown
prince to Spain, accused the German
press of bad faith in endeavoring to create
belief that France is trying to pro-
woke an insult to Germany. The Temps
challenges the German papers, in order to
Justify their denunciations, to quote any
attacks made by influential French jour
nails.
Nine hundred soldiers and 800 sailors
have gone to Tonquin.
PARIS, Nov. 19.-During the sitting of
the committee on Tonquin credit on Mon
day, at which secret sitting the Admiral
Peigron said the military question must
take precedence of the diplomatic question.
Ferry will on Tuesday present diplomatic
side of the question. 1t is expected the
public debate on the TonGuin question
will begin on Monday or Tuesday next. In
case of war with China 1T has been decided
to employ steamers of the General Trans
atlantic company and messageries mari
times as TRANSPORTS
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ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.

ROME, Nov. 19.-It is stated that fresh
confidential instructions have been sent
the Catholic bishops of Ireland, enjoining
then to endeayor to create sentiment
influencing Catholics to act with tbs gov
eminent. Recent orders forbidding the
holding OF orange and other meetings are
considered due to this good Offices of Erring
ton, the Eagiish agents.
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a Mistake Cnrrncted

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 19.--Tne fund
ing board have received numerous letters
indicating that an impression exists that
no January interest on the state debt viii
be paid unless majority of the bonds are
funded. They announce that this is a
mistake as the interest will be paid on all
bonds funded whatever the amounts. The
misunderstanding among bondhoIders was
that no Janua ~ interest is to be paid on
bonds funded after January 1. Interes:
will be paid on all bonds from July 1, 1888,
no matter when funded.
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INDIANA PASTIMES.

A Grand Old Time-Shot by the United
States Officers and au Escape-Two Par
ties Quarrel and Fight With Beer Glasses
"A Lively Serimmage, Brickbats and
Pistols Used. and Several Hurt.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 19.-Joe Hsnch-
ins, Pike county, counterfeiter, shot two
weeks ago by a United States officer while
the gang was being arrested, escaped
from home on Saturday night it is sup
posed by the assistance of friends. No
trace of him.
At Jasper, Dubois county, 3. Nsrgen
and John Strsnes, business men and form
er partners quarreled over settlement
and fought with beer glasses. Both were
badly injured and Nargen will probs-
bly, die.
John Dillon, 10 Beatty and young man
named Myers, all from Ireland, Dubois
county, went to Hantingburg thus morning
and while drunk began a disturbance.
Marshal John Morgan, with the assistance
OF citizens whom he called upon, attempted
an arrest. Thirty shots were fired and a
number of brick bats thrown. Morgan
had hnger shot off and one of his assist
ants shot through the leg. Beatty was
oadly injured In the head by thrown bricks,
and several others were more or less injur-
ed. The young men escaped on foot,
leaving their horses behind.
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Forty-fve beautiful lots near the Sioux City
shops and fronting on West Seventh street, will
be sod at auction, on Friday afternoon of this
week at 2 o'clock. The terms are such as will
enable any ore to secure home. See want
column.
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TEE old WORLD.
THE COMPLICATIONS AMONG THE
NATIONS BECOMING SERIOUS.

England Solicitous Over Affairs in China
The Pope Encourages Count de Paris-The
Visit of the German Crown Prince to
Spain-The Egyptian War Causing
Alarm-A British Force to be Kept in
Egypt.
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Anniversary Celebration

BosroS, Nov. 19.-Ths 575th anniyer-
shry of Swiss independence was celebrated
tonight by the Swiss and Helvetian socie-
ties of Boston.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
TATE oF1MIESEsorA, I
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEyT. :


In accordance with law and the most revered
custom, 1 do hereby set apart and appoint
THURSDAY, THE TWENrY-NINTH DAY OF
THE PRESENT MONTH, az day of solemn
and PUBLIC THANKSGIVING to Almighty
God for his blessings and mercies to us Us
state and nation.
And recommend and ezhort the people Of the
state, that mindful of the good of peace, plenty,
health, employment, charitableness and freedom
from faction, they lift up their hearta on that
day to the Giver of every good, in their usual
places of worship and IN their sacred homes
with ,salms of praise and all appropriate
observances.
Given under my hand and the great
f~, seal of the State, at the Capital, in
} STATE st. Paul, this ninth day of Novsm-
SEAL Der, A. D. one thousand eight hun
sNo~~' dred and eighty three.
lsigned) l.. T. HUBBARD.
By the Governor.
(Signed) FRED Yos B1UMBAcB, Sec'y Of State,
314
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l.
successive transfers has come into the
hands of the Lackawanna & Northern
Railroad comwany, is liable to the state
for taxation and the present owners can
not claim immunity.
TO POsTMAsTERs.
The following official order has been
made: It appearing that certain persons
have been practicing systematic or other
frauds on ex- Union soldiers and their wild
ows and orphans or their heirs by making
false representations concerning pension
claims and extorting illegal fees for ser
vices pretended to have been, or promised
to be, rendered, and this department hav-
ing reason to believe that some postmas-
tiers have been aiding the fraudulent claim
agents by furnishing them lists OF
names of ex-union soldiers and others
supposed to be entitled to pensions, and
also by distributing their unaddressed Cir
culars among that class. Therefore post
masters are forbidden hereafter to furnish
such lists, or to distribute any circulars OF
the kind indicated, unless they are address.
ed to some individual, and are prepared
as required by law.
Signed, W. Q. GRESHAM,
Postmaster General,
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GREAT BRITAIN,

BELFAST, Nov. 19.-Healey, II. P, de-
livered an address in Drogheds yesterday
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NEW YORK.

lSpeoisl Telegram to the Globe.l
NEW YoKK, Nov. 19.-The stock market
was fayorsbly infuenohd in the early part
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Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters give tone and
strength to the whole system. All genuine bear
the signature of ]. P. Allen, druggist, St. Paul.
hinn. 49,