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The birmingham Trouble.

BIHN1NGHAM, ALA. December J. -,Tudge
Spratt. on converting the court in session
now sitting. speaking OF the existing dis
turbance, said he would not hold the court
without the assurance OF the support Of the
court and the law by the citizens. There
upon, at the suggestion 81 member Of the
bar, q mass-meetiug was called TO take
place at once, and the court took a recess
for that purpose. In short time the
building was packed with people.
A committee which had been appointed
submitted resolution eondemning the
mob and all mob-law. The reading OF the
resolution excited confusion, and II was
said to be too radical in the present excited
condition Of things. The resolutions were
recommitted, aud other names were added
to the committee. A second report adyo-
Gated the support OF the law, provided
speedy trial was possible, and advised the
citizens 10 retire TO their homes 10 await
the action Of the court.
Judge Spratt, on rcconyening the court,
directed the sheriff 10 arraign the prisoner,
Posey, at 4 p. NJ, with posse 10 protect
him.
At the mass-meeting OF the citizens q
part OF the crowd left the building, pro-
testing against any delay. They gathered
outside OF the courthouse, and until dark,
with augmented numbers, listened to
speeches demanding the lvnching Of the
prisoner. The authorities feared to bring
the prisoner into court, and troops were
accordingly asked for, and two companies
were sent from Montgomery.
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cancies--in The Second Mississlppi and
Seventh Virginia districts.
The Dcputy-Commissioner of Internal
Revenue saws that The internal taxes al
ready collected for the present fiscal year
are at the rate Of ele3, 100000 per annum.
lie estimates that collections for the entire
year VIII amount TO about Sl30,0OO 900.
This estimate includes between six and
seven millions TO be called in special taxes
In April and May, but does not include an
increase which is anticipated from spirits
forced out OF bond.
senator Buffers bill 10 abolish the inter-
nal-reyenue system. introduced In the Sem
9te to-day. provides: "That all laws and
parts OF laws, and all rules and regulations
OF TIC Departments now in force for the
collection OF the internal-revenue tax, be,
and the same are hereby, repealed; but
this act shall not take effect until twelve
months after It's passage"
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XLvIEIth CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. December ). 1888.

SENATE.
The Senate was called 10 order at noon.
After prayer by the chaplain and the read
ing OF the Journal, several Joint resolu-
lions were presented 10 be referred to ap-
prOpriate committees when appointed
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Among the bills introduced were the
following:
BY Mr.. Jones. OF FLORIDA: To autho-
rize the erection OF a public building
in Key West Gt appropriates 100000 for
the purpose; also, 10 authorize the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury TO settle the claims Of
the State Of Florida for the expenses in
suppressing Indian hostlities.
by Slr. Frye: To extend the duration OF
the Court Of Alabama Claims. 1t continues
the court to December 81. 1885, and en-
powers the President to continue il one
year longer il necessary.
by Mr.. Butler. OF South Carolina: To
repeal the inteInal-rcvonue laws now in
force and to abolish the acknowledgements
Bureau.
By Mr.. George TO permit a statue Of
Garibaldi to be erected i'm the public
grounds Of Nicksburg, Miss.
THE TREATY WITH SPAIN.
Mr.. Jones, OF Florida, offered a resou-
ton, which was agreed to, calling on the
President for information As to whether
the ninth article OF the Treaty OF 1919 be-
tween the United States and Spain has
been fully executed by the United Stales:
II not. what impediments, whether OF law
or fact, interfere with such execution !.
After brief executive session, the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Tucker, OF Virginia, called up the
resolution offered by him yesterday refer
ring to the Committee on Elections the
papers in the Virginia cOnteSted-electiOn
case OF Garrison rs. Mayo, with instruc-
tons to that committee TO decide upon
the primG-fd right TO the seat without
prejudice to the final decision on its
merits. In support Of his resolution
Mr.. Tucker said that all preliminary
proceedings OF swearing OF members
under the law Of Congress and OF swear
Ing in Of members under the law de-
pended on the regularity Of the certificates
presented by each member. II was some
thing preliminary to organize, but when
members were sworn in the House was Or
ganizeG ior the first time, aud was acting
under the Constitution, which gives it the
right to Judge OF the election Of its own
members. The Democratic party would do
Justice in these contested-elcciion cases,
and his action was not prompted by any
desire to do injustice 10 Mayo.
Mr.. Buckner. OF Missouri. offered areSo-
luton referring Mr.. fuckers resolution to
the Committee on Elections when appoint
ed. with instructions TO report on the legal
question involved therein. Adopted.
on motion Of Mr.. Randall. Of PennSyl-
vania. il was ordered that when the House
adjourn tomorrow it be to meet Monday
next.
Mr.. Jones. OF Alabama. submitted the
customary resolutions announcing the
death Of Thomas II. HerndOn, Of Alabama.
and out OF respect TO the memory OF the
deceased the House, at 1910 p. NJ, adj
iourned with the understanding that no
business will be transacted tomorrow.
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TcIcgrnnhic RrcYities.

PlacardS notifying workngmen to attend
an Anarchist meeting Friday have been
posted in disorderly quarters OF Paris.
The London Daily NclcS Of yesterday
confirms the statement that Alfred Tenny
son. the poet, will shortly be raised to the
peerage.
II is now Beyond doubt that Thomas
Craig. president Of the Exchange Bank OF
Montreal. has abscOnded. The stock mar
ket was panicky yesterday.
The Haskicne quarter, in Constantine
nile. inhabited by Turks and Jews, has
been on tire all day. Hundreds OF houses
have been destroyed and much distress
prevails.
Three negro children were burned TO
death i'm Columbia county, Ga, Yesterday
during the absence OF their parents, who
locked the children up in their cabin and
went 10 church.
sydney Morton. clerk in a grocery
Store at Monroe. y. c., was shot and killed
Yesterday by John McLarty (colored). Nc
Larty claims that the shooting was acct
dental. but the coroner's jury committed
him to Jail without bail.
A special dispatch from Lake City,
Mimi. SAYS: Rev. Mr.. Robinson, pastor
Of the Methodist church at Pepn, Wis,
and G.. ii. Couans, principal OF the high
school. broke through the ice on Lake
pepin Yesterday, and were drowned.
Herr Phillips, editor OF FOLKS letting
and a member Of the Reichstag, has chal-
leneed DR.. Stoecker 10 lsht, owing to OH
noyious remarks made by the latter in re-
gard TO the Liberal press. DIR. Stoeckel
has declined the challenge on the ground
that he is a clergyman.
Baron Won ManteuiTel, Governor OF Al
ssce-L orraine. has ahnulled the resolution
odopted by the District Diet OF Upper Al
sace allowing the use OF the French Ian
rnage in it, debates. The ground OF the
Goyernor's action was that the Diet had
exceeded is legal powers.
The Queen has approved the appoint.
ment OF Sir Edward sullivan As Lord
Chancellor OF Ireland Right Hon. A. NJ,
Porter. 0. C., a. Master Of the Rolls; John
Naisb. o. c.. as Acknowledgement for Ire.
Land: and samuel Walker, q. c., as So.
Jjcitor- General for Ireland.
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FirSt.-IT is HEALTHFUL AND NUTRl-
TIOUs. II contains within itself the highly nutri
lions and strength-givin phosphates which are
required bv Tie system, the that are found in
meat. asb. corn and wheat. Ordinary baking-pow-
ders cream tartar, yeast, &C.. do not contain any
nutitive qualities, lat are In many cases very inlu-
riOus compounds.
S,conE.-IT Will NOT DETERI0RATE or
lose strength by age The peculiar manner o' paoA-
ing pryeAts any loss Of strength after the package
isonen. All orainiery baking powders lose strength
after being opened.
7z,fyd.-IT Is PURE. The Characteristic form
-, ,ac,agc osyiates the necessity Of reducing the
strength by the addition Of starch or -four order
10 make II Keep, as Is customary In the Inanufac-
ture Of ordinary baklng-powdcr'
Fsmrth.-IT is RELIABLE and does not vary In
quality. The high standing and character OF he
ipysator ,Profes@sr r. y. lIorsford, OF CahnTlssej
and the repuiatiez Of the manufacturers the rum
ford Chemical Works, Of Providence X. Ii Is a
guarantee that the goods VIII Always oe "i "n'oi "
qGziity and rs represented
Fi0h.-ITIs ECONOMICAL. asi tits 20 per cent.
stronger than the common bakne-Iowders ana 90
ner cent. stronger than the best baking-pS"der
ns4e.
S{,t6.-IT REQUIRES LESS sH0RTENiNG'
snS Il better thsn ali other baking powders Inc
,,re.d. biscuit, &C. made with 1t are moist and
palaaable when cold.
The aIIorsford Almanac and Cookbook sent
free upon application 10 the
RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, RI.
NEWARK OF INVITATIONS. e7-eod6m
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The stock never showed - grea; n variety Of
SEAS0NABLE GOODS
as IS offered for December trade. But Of many
FINE GOODS
We have no duplicates, ana they viii not be rc-
placed. nor can they be bought elsewhere In town
for the price we shah put on them.
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BEST
SELECTION: the l1st-what there s. lett. Many
Of our friends will remember the crush of last
year. when for six hours we were obliged To clos,
the doors. so great was the crowd. SO come early
for first selections and proper attention.
We shall not find n necessary 10 " Great Reduc-
tiOu.m " Less Than Cost stock "a this season.
a, with very few exceptions. Us so wen selected
aud assorted that our usual EXTERNALLY Low
PRICES VIII readily sell IL If You will come early
enough 80 that we eau walt on Won.
o. FINE GOODS ny offer WIZ De considered
aud any i'm reason will be taken. as IL must all 20
by January.
But REMEMBER THE BEST BARGAINS 60
FIRST. and the place 10 get them IS at
NJ 27-24t STEVENS. 6OJ Broad street.
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RESOLUTIONS q PARTNERSHIPS.

srwARr OF INVITATIONS. e7-eodSm
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4 GcntceI SMinIlcr.
fBytelegraDh to tie Disr atch.I

TI'F NTII.I " ITI' Do II-IIsI
BALTIMORE, December j.-TO-day n
young man OF plausible address and gen.
teel exterior tried TO swindle 4 fancy-goodS
firm by means OF bogus check passed
upon messenger. who delivered valuable
goods, which he Immediately pawned. lie
was captured tonight and the goods re-
covered. On his person We're found a
number OF letters from females in Griffin
and other points in Georgia full Of afec-
ton. He had also a pawn-tckct for a
watch left in Philadelphia ana quite num-
Der Of communications from New York. He
was locked up for hearing tomorrow.
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A Detective that Protected Monte
ShurDg.
Thy telegraph 10 ;he Disratch.I

by telegraph 70 ihe Dlspatch.I
CHICAGO, December ) Charles Haley,
who has been employed as chief Of the
Chicago and Northwestern railway detec-
tive service, has been arrested, charged
with compromising felony. The general
charge /, mide against Haley that he has
been directly connected with nm organized
gang OF monte sharps, and that by giving
them his official protection has shared in
the moneys obtained from gullible travel
lers. Particular instances are cited where
he shielded train-gamblers who had o0-
tanned large sums Of money by three-card
monte and other Ncll-known confidence
methods. Haley is reputed to be worth
from $4,000 to $4,000.
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shot by u Policeman.
v,',a,o9,-,nh m the DIspalch. /

BY ttItFIfpff ." tIIV .''7
D,NvuLH, Va. December 5.-Green
Miller. a negro. was shot last night Dy TO
liceman Williams, and the wound VIII pro-
badly prove mortal. Miller was Deallhg
his wife. and Policeman Kennedy altempl,
ed to arrest him. lie was resisted ana
choked. Policeman williams interposeu;
and Miller turning upon him fought and
BIZ him. Miller finally consented TO go
with Kennedy TO Jail II Williams would
not accompany him. but seeing Williams
following be rushed upon him, and VIII
liams shot him down.
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vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERs.

COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
" PLAsTERS.-For the relief and prevention.
THE INSTANT lT II APPLIED. Of Rhenma-
tism. Neuralgia, Sciatica. Coughs. Colds, Weak
Back. Stomach and Bowels. shooting Pains.
Numbncss, IIystcria. Female Pains. PalpiaiiOn,
Dyspcpsli. Liver Complaint. Bilous-Feyer. Ma
laria, and Fpidcmics. use COLLINS PLASTERS
ian ELECTRIC BATTERY combined with a
POROUS PLASTERl, and laugh at pain. 25c.
everywhere. de 6-Th&Sa
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AItttIe Too Previous.

ST. PETERSBURG. December j.-Tbe
journal de 81. Petersburg denies the report
contained in the st. Petersburg dispatch to
the Berlin TdQJtdH on the 9th ultimO
that the Car had selected Count Tolstoy
and Privy CounsellOrs Pobedon0zch and
Katkoff to elaborate 4 constitutional char
fer for the Empire. The journal also de
clarcs that nothing Is known in It. Peter =
burg relative to Prussia participating with
the other Powers in joint protection Of
foreigners and property in the event OF
war between France and China.
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Underground Wircs-The New York
Masonic-Tcmple Fire.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


NEW YORK, December 5.-At a meeting
of the Board OF Aldermen to-day the com
mittee reported in favor Of the passage OF
an ordinance compelling all electric-light-
inc or illuminating companies within six
months from the passage Of the act 10 Law
all of their wires or conductors under
ground. Action was deferred until the
next meeting.
The losses at the Masonic-Temple fire
were adjusted to-day, the damage to the
building being put at $4,000. and the fur
niture ut $4,000. This still leaves heavy
individual losses Of lodges on parapher-
MALTA. etc., unaccOunted for.
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Fires.
TWENTY -THOUsAND-DOLLAR FIRE IN BALTI-
WORE.


MORE.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.
BALTIMORE. December "a fire which
broke ont at - O'Clock last night IN the
harness establishment OF +. W. Maldeis.
1886 Baltimore street, near Howard, and
after considerable damage was subdued.
broke ont aireSh about = O'Clock this after
noon and entirely destroyed the stock and
building, leaving only the walls and first
floor standing. The damage is estimated
at 10000, upon which there was insurance
of 8, 800 each in the Bowery New York
Insurance Company. the sun Insurance
Company, Of London; the Reliance Fire
Insurance Company, the Manufacturers
Insurance Company, and the Exchange
Insurance Company. Total, $4,000.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS LICKED Up
IL NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE. December 5.-The wholesale
drug-house OF Pcndleton, Thomas " Co.,
on north Market street, was partially
burned this morning. Their stock IS valued
at $4,000: insurance, $4,000. The loss
is estimated at $4,000, divided among
twenty-five companies, mostly in Hart
ford, New York, and England.
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uaRINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. s, 1853.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. 8, 1853.
ARRIVED arm.
parrentine Chelmsford. spaulding, Portland, TO
1T fnur for Rio; vessel, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Montana, Brown, Kennebee, ice, }. {.
Smith Ice Company. ,,.,,
asb.Scrap. Allison & Addison.
Schooner Watchful. Calhoun, Watehspraigue,
asb-scrap. Allison Addison,
ARRIVED 9TH.
scbooner Lily Falkenberg, Crowley. Philadel-
mia coal, Crump West.
SAILED.
a,amer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, United States
I'll ,ncrchandise. aud passengers. l., Is. fatur
III 0ertnffndenf =,
f,hesapenke aud ohio Railway Company vessel,
'ur, ,isSncr A. q r.. Benton. Camp, Bermuda Hun
arods tn load wood for New York.
CLEARED.
marx Barso DAM, Bartelsen, Rio Grande do
SUI nch0oner George w. Loehner, Wllibank, Carde-
mas. hoops.
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a Mystery of the Sea Solved.
irv telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, December "a hshlng-
smack arrived last night at Stapielon,
staten Island. having on board the wreck
age picked up of Fire Island, belonging to
P,IotsRoat No. S-Columbia. IL Is now
deemed certain the Columbia was the pilot
boat RIM down i'm the night by the steam
shin Alaska. All the pilot-boots in the
borbor have flags at half-mast. -Four pilots
and n crew OF six men lost their lives by
This disaster. Until this arrival it had not
been made certain what pllot-boat 1t was
that was lost.
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Young Nutt's Triai-Ihe Theory Of
the Defence.
by telegraphto the Dispatch.l

BY teegraplto the blspatch'l
UNIoNTOwN, Pa, December 5.-The ses-
sion OF the court to-day was entirely occu-
MED with the examination OF jurors sum-
moned 10 serve in the Mutt case. The
pancl embraces eighty jurors. Fifty have
been examined, and but one secured out
Of that number. Counsel for the prisoner
stated this morning that they would base
the defence entirely upon the theory OF
emotional insanity. and they have sum-
r,oncd = number OF witnesses to prove
that the urisoner has been peculiar from
infancy, and that he was lmbued Eith an
uncomfortable desire to take inc. Inc
trial promises to be protrac'ed ana excl
fiuU
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

senator Morriii's speech ON the silver Cues
,ion-virRinin Contested Election Cases
The House and senate to Adjourn Over
Until uonday--Scnator Malone and the
Republican Caucus-Thc Clcrkship OF the
scnate-PcrsonaI News I;cms-The Mes
Sagc-Brief News Items.
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g T Ey E n -
$'SE 3 90 Ss ssss ##ssSs ! s c.
ocS 81 ILL Q 90 ossssHS NM IN ed "a
$ e: { ] IT IF
ssss "A L EEEE
'Sss "A l. FIX
ssss az 4 ILL sEE
BEGINS
MONDAY MORNING.
THE ENTIRE STOCK TO RE DISPOSED OF
by JANUARY.
SHOWCASES, FIXTURES, &C., FOR SALE
The stock never showed 30 great variety Of
sEAsONABLE GOODS
BEGINS
MONDAY MORNING.

The stock never showed 80 great variety Of
sEAs0NABLE GOODS
Is offered for december trade. But Of many
FINE GOODS
we have no duplicates. and they will not be re-
placed, nor can they he bought elsewhere In town
for the price we shall put on them.
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BEST
SELECTION; tho lst-what there Is LEFT. Many
Of our friends will remember the crush Of last
year. when for six hours we were obligciio close
The doors. 80 great was The crowd So come carly
for Grst selections and proper att ntior.
We shall not find IL necessary to 81 rcst Rcduc-
ton" Less THIN Cost srOck ~ ihi. season.
a.. with very tew exceptions. tis - wei selected
aud assorted that our usual EXTREMELY Low
PRICES VIII readily sell itif you Will come early
enough that we can wait ON YOU.
On FINE GOODS any off r VIII be considered
and any In reason will be takcn, ~ Il must all 80
by J1nufrv.
But REMEMBER TIE BEST BARGAINS co
FIRST. and the place % get them Is az
mo- 27-24t STEVENS jnJ Broad street.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December ,. 1888.
Tho stock market opened with considerable pres
sure 10 sell Wizards. These shares declined 4, to
b. The other shares did not sympatllize with the
break In Wizards To any great extent, the decline
being only Z. about 1870 4. Mix was stated
that he officials Of the Western roads ut confer
ence to-day. had settled all difficulties arising
from the Iowa pool complications. shorts rushed
10 cover on the announcement. and an advance of
4 to IA took place NOrihwe,ts rose IA, prefer
red. I : t. Paul, II Canada Southern, IL: Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy |: backawanna, 4;
Louisville and Nashville. p Lake shore, Il Mlchl-
gan Central. -: New York Central =; Reading.
X: Manitoba, -: Union Pacific. .: Wabash
preferred. y: Western Union. Z. Wizards were
also stronger. shortly after y. VI. il was re-
ported In the Board that the Pennsylvania lilroad
beng dissatisfied with the percentage awarded IT,
had given notice Of its withdrawal from East
bound pool This started frefh selling move
ment. and the improvement was lost Northwest
fell y. 1t. Paul IL, Canada southern p, Lacka-
wanna |. Lake shore "a. Michigan Central "a,
New York Central =, Northern Pacific &, pre-
II. Omaha preferred, ] 3. Wabash preferred %,
Western Union =. Market closed weak, compared
with last nights closing prices down a@3s. Can
ada Southern, Canadian Pacific. 81 Paul. Michi-
gan Central. Manitoba Pacific Mail, Texas Pacific,
Wabash preferred, and Reading. Sm% higher :;
Louisville and Nashville. Kansas, Texas, ant New
Jersey Central unchanged. sales, 4jS,00O shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December j.-Virgtnia 6s. con-
sOlida ed, 49,: second series, 80: past-due cou-
pOns. sos : new l0-40's, 81. North Carolina 6's,
CID, 100. Bid 10 day.
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OFFICE CITY CpLLECTOR,l
RICHMOND. November 30, 1893.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
DAILY
between the hours Of 9 o'clock 4. W. and q O'Clock
4. NJ from the
18Th TO THE Dist DAY OF DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE
for the purpose OF receiving from al persons
TAKES DUE TO THE CITY Of RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fall to pay said ;axes
within the time 50 limited viii be considered de-
liuouent. and wll. De charged a penalty Of per
cent. and lnerc,, 1t the rate OF per cent. Per
annum. \. Z. WOoDsON, city Collector.
All daily papers plcise copy. dc l-tDe3l
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The South Carolina Election Cases.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatrh.l
COLUMBIA, s. g., December j.-h the
United states Court to-day the election
case OF Mitchell was declared a mistriaI.
The trial OF the case Of Horsey, superyi-
sor OF registration at Charleston, was COM
menced. Distrct-Attorney Melton again
applied the Stand-asde rule to fifteen white
tnppr-
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho English Press on the Message.

~ clbIc 70 NC UIspuICUsI
LONDON, December j.-The Times. COM
menting on President Arthur's message.
SAYS: The document is somewhat color
less II sees tribute 10 the Irish vote in
the United states in The language the Pre-
sident uses in regard TO pauper emiSrants.
The press generally express di.apnoint-
ment that President Arthur does not re-
commend reductions in the tariff at this
session OF Congress. All the papers refer
to the picture the message presents OF the
great prosperity OF America.
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Efforts to Get O'Donncii's Sentence
Committed.

LONDON, December j.-Mr. Guy. O'Don-
nel's solicitor, is end2ayoring to induce
members OF the Jury which convicted
O'Donnell TO sign a memorial. which is to
be presented to Sir William lIarcOurt, the
Home Secretary, asking him TO commute
the Genth-Sentencc Of O'DOnnell. Some Of
the iurymen are willing To sign the paper,
but it is expected that the majority Of them
mill dacliun IN do 81
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CATARRIg.
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Nothing Ike II. Grateful, fragrant, wholesome.
Cure begins from first application, and Is rapid
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One bottle Radical Cure, ono box Catarrhal Sol
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forming complete treatment, Of all druggists, for
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