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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE or THERESA BAYLOR, DECEASED.

In the Orphans court of Columbia county,
The undersigned auditor appointed by said court
10 make distribution OF the balance In the hands
OF the administrator arising from the sale OF real
estate In proceedings In partition VIII SIT In the
discharge OF the duties OF his appointment at his
ONCE In bloomsbury at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
where and when all parties interested In said fund
are requested 10 be and present their claims or
be deDarred from any share OF the same.
PAUL Il. WRIT,
Noy9 Auditor
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EXECUTORs' NOTICE.

. Estate or RICHARD KrLE DECEASED
Letters testamentary In the estate of Richard
kile, deceased, late OF Sugarloaf township Coum
glster OF said county to zephaniah L. Kiie and Ka-
turah A. Herlinger. All persons having claims
against the estate OF said decedent are requested
TO present them for settlement, and those Indebted
TO the estate TO make payment to the undersigned
without delay.
ZEPHANIAH L. KILE
kATURAH A. HERLfNGER
october 12-6w' Executors
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INXECUTORs NOTICE.
ESTATE OF SlzAprru uEloSo, LATE or or

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH DELoNa, LATE or ORANGE
TOWNSHIP, DECEASED.
- letters tostamentary In the estate of Elizabeth
DeLong, deceased, late OF orange township Colum
Do county, Pa, have been granted by the Register
OF sald county TO Thomas McIenry All person,
having claims against the estate OF said aecenden
are requested to present them for settlement anC
thOse indebted to the estate to make payment u
the undersigned with out delay.
THOMAS McHENRY,'
orangevllle, Col. county, Pa. Executor
Oct. 90
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POETS :;; F3;; g q
per, 6Oc Dante, Soc, Dryden, Soc, Goethe, roc,
GoldsInith, Soc, Hemans SOC, Had and odyssey,
roc, Hood 60, Ingelow, 50c,, Keats, 40c Meredith,
Soc, Milton, Soc, Moore, 60c., Pope, Soc, Poe 40c.
Schiller, 40c, Scott, SOC, rennys0n, 6Oc Virgil 45c.
and others FlAe cloth binding Sent for exani,
nation before payment on evidence OF good faith.
Catalogue free. NOT sold by dealers.
JOHN b ALDEN, Publisher, is Vesey st., New
Nov l6.4w d
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40 ACRES.
more or less, on which are erected
A House, Barn
and necessary out buildings.

and necessary out buildings.
TERMS OF sALE.-Ten per cent OF one.fourtl
OF the purchase money shall De paid at the strtk
ing down OF the property one-fourth less the ten
per cent at the confirmation absolute and the re-
maining three-iourths IN one year from connrma.
tion nia with interest from that date.
HENRY y. OMAN,
o~~ Executor.
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The New York World prints py-
ramidal forecast of the vote of the sew
eral states for president next year. 1t
looks rather gloomy for the republicans.
The Tribune could not have seen these
pyramids when it said that 'republi-
can success next year is possible" The
Worlds take this shape, and the two
together look like the coffin of the re
publican party:
THE DEMOCRATicC COLUMN.
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Final Adjournment.

When the House was called to order
on Tuesday morning Mr. Ziegler offer
ed the following: Resolyed if the
senate concur, that the Legislature will
adjourn sine die on Wednesday, De
cember 5th at 12' o'clock, noon.
MIR. Nicholson moved to postpone the
resolution for the present, and nearly
every republican voted for postpone
ment. The resolution was finally
agreed to, after some discussion.
In the evening the committee on ap-
preparation reported the following
bill.
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Il Acres.

GRAND JURORS
FOR DECEMBER TERM.
Bloom-Harrison Shalfer, n s Tingley, John ID
JONES' w Rhoadamoyer, Charles Hauck, Geo.
HaSSert.
Berwick-LeN Bredbenner.
Briarcreek-Daniel Pursell.
CatawisSa-Fred Pfahler.
Center-I Hess
Centralia-John Moran.
Fishingcreek-HramK Karns, Geo. Heath.
Hemlock-H Hartman
Locust-Rolandus Herbine, Amandus Billlg.
Madison-James Kisner, Amos johnson, Baltis
Sterling.
Main-Charles Fisher.
MI Pleasant-Henry Kitchen
Orange-M Patterson, SilaS Conner.
Scott-M McCollum.
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Nov. e.tt
. UDIToR's NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HANNAH PfATT, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the or
phans Court OF Columbia County to make distri
button OF the balance In the hands OF the adminls
Irnior t 10 and among the parties entitled thereto
VIII slt at his o1ce In Bloomsbury on Saturday
November H. 1893 Mt 10 o'clock a. m. when ant
Where all parties Interested In said estate must an
pear ana present their claims or be thereafter dc
barred from any share OF said fund.
l.. - WINTERsTEEN,
Auditor.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing between
McHenry hrickbaum, OF Benton, has been dis
solved by mutual consent. And all persons having
accounts with said urn viii please call on the
Undersigned and make settlement The business
VIII hereafter be carried on by McHenry a. Carey.
Nov, 2-3w IRA MCUENRY.
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Fraudulent Pension Attorneys.

THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY CONDUCT
THEIR BUSINESS AT WASHINGTON.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of sundry writs issued out of
the Court OF Common Pleas, and to me directed.
VIII be exposed to public sale at the Court House,
In Bloomsbury on ".t."H .fE sttH f..
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w new Fancy work at their homes, in city or or
country, and earn SO to s12 per week. making goods
Tor our Fall and Winter trade. Send l5c., for sam
pie and particulars. HUDSON MFG. CO., 265 Sixth
Ave-, New York.
Nov 16-iw
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Chronic CatnrrII.

Apply by little fin
ger Into the nostrils.
BY absorption II effect
ually cleanses the ma
sal passages OF ca
tarrhal virus, causing
healthy secretions. IL
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

Nove
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We call the attention OF Il oSI IN soaGCi OF n
handsome aai appropriate present to tho adj
vertisoment IN another column, OF o. Gaut'
5chi \ Co, manufacturers OF musical boxes,
SaintO CroiN switzerland. They have on cS
hibltion a. their Philadelphia sales rooms, the
fnost and largest display OF these beautiful
Swiss Instruments cvorshDwn In this coun'
try. They reproduce the most elaborated
pieces OF music, old ana new, with n rlliancy
and accuracy truly surprising, with an effect
so me- 'odious and Tcriect rs 10 To absolutely
wonderful. These music boxes are far super
ior 10 the ordinary Instruments generally
sold N tits country, ana neei only be seen
or hoard, To Go appreciated. It'd
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Items FROM our Regular Correspondent.
County Superintendent Brooht was IN
our township lately viewing our schools,
and IL he was as favorably impressed with
our teachers methods of instruction as
tho teachers wore with him, both parties
were pleased Mr.. Brccht left tho impress
sion that the state superintendent did not
orr when he made the appointment and
our directors and teachers clearly favor
his election for tho supcrintendency ut the
coming election.
Tho mite society of tho NJ. Il. church
has added to its regular business matters
somo literary exercises. Tho next meet.
ing Of tho society will bs held on Saturday
evening, Goth inst.
Tho Mount Nebo lycoum has been 70
organized aud meets every Friday eve.
ming. This lycoum has been in existence
during the two previous winters and has
been n power Of good among cur young
people.
Our prosperous recently organized band
has just received now uniforms, which
highly improves it's appearances. The
members on last Sl'urdly evening paraded
our usually quiet street (?) making night
resound with truly musical notes.
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rIotrersI NIotnersl Mother.

Arc you disturbed Gt night ana broken oi
your rcst by II sick child suffering and crying
with tHo oSoguCiGtlus palm ofCuttinR teeth
II 50, ~ at once and get Il botueot MRS, WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t Will relieve
the poor little sufferer mmciiatcly-dcpnnd
upon & there I5 no mi7taE" about II. There Is
not mother on earth wtn lHs ever Usod It.
who VIII not tell you - once that II will
regulate the bowels and give rest TO the
mother, and ruliot AMI health - the child. OPP
oruting llko mag'c. II tlspcrteCtiy safe 10 use
In ai casos, and pleasant To tho taste, and Is
tho prescription Of one ot tho Ol 'Cst and best
female physicians tn ia" UEllol states. Sold
everywhero - ""u's - rottio
mayI-M. .W.-Nw
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Browne Household panacss.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. WIN most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken informally or applied oSter
nally. ana thereby moro certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain Glleviator, and 1t Is warranted dou
bio the strength than any other similar prcpG
ration.
II cures pain In tho sido, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, Rheumntism, ToothRche, anL
ALL ACHES, and IL The Grest Heiieyer o.
PsIn. "BROwN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should be In every family. 4 tcaspoontul o
the Panacoa In a tumblor OF hot water tsweet
ened, II preiorredl taken at bedtime, Will
BEEAk UP A COLD. . cents = bottle.
muyl-T TG,F&w
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Terrible roIier Explouon.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 1S Two boilers in the
Richards oil Jlucry on Fifty first street,
exploded to day at noon with terrific force,
scattering the debris 10 all directions
aud injuriug q humber of workmcu. Two
of them, named WisLcr and West, are be.
lieyed to bo fatally burt. Others arc still
lying in the boiler house and the extout OF
their injuries are not yet known, owing t.
tho distance. Reports received are very
meagIe.
Later intelligence states that six mel
were injured. The boiler house was do
molisbcd and portion of ono boiler wa
carried over 100 yards. Samuel aender
son and West Roup were very seriousl,
Injured and will probably die.
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ROME, Dec. lS.-Tho Crown Prince
Frederick William and suite drove to the
Pantheon this morning apd placed wreath
upon the tomb Of King Victor Emax uel.
The programme for the audience with the
popo was fully carried out and the crown
prince visited the Vatican
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MONDAY, Dec. 1.-THE arrivals OF live |
stSex at the phiiahsiph%s 56 % stock yards M were
sheep, 6 600 hogs.
in sympathy with the West, aivancel h61Ac. |
on all grades, six large steers Tor Christmas
chow being sold for sEc.
Wcquotc as follows:
Extra, 7B7Ac Good, Gi8C&c; Medium,
| 54g6%c Common, 5G5he: ,a,
Mich cows were in poor request AZ s508Gj.
| Veal calves wore active at 7U9%c.
3T@ dama TSES prsc H wSre sa S&py
| although tho stock here was OF an inferior
quality, with the exception OF a lot Of Christ
REM. Cook to samuel y. wontz and Geo. ".
| ever seen In the yards.
| Wequote rs follows:
Extra, 55%l8SSci Good Es05hcI;, Medium,
i49t.4c Go Common, m ~ Saac; Lambs aHS6Ao;
| demand prices advanced 80. on all grades, n
few extras being sold In IL retail way 1T SIC.
ExtEa, SIC! Good; sIGsAc; Modlum, SO
| SIC; Common, 7HD7tsc.
SALES AT WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS.
| Among the sales at tho Vest Philadelphia
Martin, fuller 4 Co ,27l western, wholesale,
| 5>SaOc.
Join McXrdc c, 200 western, oSs7c.
| Daniel Murphy, 275 Western, 697c
u ). MERLIN, 1873 West virginia 6lGAc.
| u. +. McFnlin, 20 Western, 51sd7c.
| H. Smyth & Bro, l4o Western, 51td6kc.
| Hipplo Bro, Sd mixed, 3d5c.
| 4 Z ]. ChriSty, l2I Va, acct }. II. Cuddell ~
| lsAc 2! Va acct. wm, Lewis. 81
GQ5tc .! Va. acct A. 4. Bell, 5hdo
| sc; D Va. acct. +. Leonard, 6%c.
Schamberg 4 Paul, III western and mixed,
Nj. Ulman; Is 5 Western, own acct &C .1aoc /;
| % western, acct. OF w, j. Scham-
berg, 6GGHG; 25 Western, acct. OF
Levi Sen .cnis, 4&(05IGc 10 West.
| orn, acct. of w. X. Maynes, &c.
Owen Smith, 80 Western, own acct 50 do,
| acct. Martin Fuller e Co.; IL do,
| acct j. schambsrg 90 do, acct OF
| Jas. Clemson, 5ht6Xc
g Schamberg & Co.. 200 Western, 5h47c.
Levi Lowenstein, lOl Western, 5Aa6S.c.
Lowonstein II Heilbron, l2i Western. 4ISaCLc
| II. Chain, IT., g. western, 5AdGc.
| +. ScheetZ, IS Western, 5&TGHc.
James Clemson, 20 Western bL3GEc.
| l.. Horn. % mixed, i15c.
Bachm2n y Levi 40 West Va. and Western,
56G6kc.
| DREssED MEATS.
| City Dressed Beeves were active anG prices
| closed higher at S0lO4c, with sales OF common
| cows us low rs &c.
| SALES LAST WEEK.
| Rodgtr Maynes O5 head. SQg1c.
| ROl"cr Moyne5 Co., llG head sB9hc.
l.. MCGandless. us head, 7SG9Ec.
| {. 5. DGngleI, 20 head, SAG0Ac.
| j. +. LOwdon, 53 head. S40c.
IL. q. Becnman, 40 head, sAG9Ac:
| j. II. Mems 4 Bro, lS9 head, 6B9Lc.
| John IL. ward, "a head, 7d9A.
Dressed sheep were active and rates closeC
=, higher at 7kG8Kc. Lambs ut eH9llc.
ABATToIR SALES.
John Wallace, 1871 head, 7Sp9%c.
MussCr n Co. COS head, 710Ec
Musscr n Co, III head OF lambs, 9@llc.
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TiIns IL money.

Time and money will be saved by keeping
Kidney-wort In the house. II is an invalua.
bic remedy for ali disorders OF the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels and for all diseases arising
from obstruCtiOns OF these or ans. II has
cured many obstinate cases after hundreds o
dollars had been paid TO phy ysicians without
obtaining relief. lt cures Constipation, Piles
Billlousuoss and all other kindred disorders
Keep IL by you
Hy- Tho Voice OF tho People. NO Family
Dyes were over popular as the Diamond
Dyes. They never tail. The Black Is tar sup
rior to logwood. Tho other cOlors arO hril.
liant Wells. Richardson q Co., burlington
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WAsHINGToN Dec. 1S-Amoug tho
nominations Of pOstmastcrs to the Senate
to day by thn president ware the follow
ing: Frank B. Conger, At Washington
D G. ; Harmon d. Smith, AZ West New.
ton, Pa; Jerry Caary, at Sheffield,
Pa. Henry PratheT, at Greencastle,
Pa. Ann Ayers, ut Mount Carmel Pa.
John II. James, at Nauticoke, Pa. Robt.
J. ITum, at SalosburRh, Pa. Joseph w.
Middletowr, Pa Salie A Robinson,
Butler, Pa. James NJ Lingacelt, Holli-
daysburgh, Pa. David ID Grant, Frank
lin, Pa. Oscar W. Davis, Northeast, Pa
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A rnttor surprised.

On Monday evening, tho larger portion
of tho people of ST, Stephens Lutheran
church, this city, manifested their good
will towards their pastor, Rev. Il. Meisier,
and his family, by gathering ut tho parson'
age and bringing with them many of the
necessaries of life, aud not small sum OF
grcenbacks and silver dollars. The evening
was pleasantly passed, and at parting, the
pastors homo was left we'll supplied with
many tokens OF friendship, causing Il
hearts OF tho recipients 10 b. filed with
gratitude towards the kind donors.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. ie. iess.
CABLE NEWS,
ruE LATEST PHASE or IRISH ArrA,Rs

Joseph Poole Hanged In Dubnn To.Day-He
Dies Like O'Donneii-London ouaking
with Trepidation from Threats OF Ven.
geance-Irish Societies Threaten.
iug TO Avepge the Heath OF
O'DopneII.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1S.--Joseph Poole was
hanged at eight o'clock this morning for
the murder of John Kenny.
The execution took place in Richmond
Bridewell. Kenny was killed by Poole on
the night of July 4, 1882, in Zulle Place,
this city.
The Execution,
Poole rose this morning ut $50 o'clock,
and tho priest shortly after visited him
and administered the sacrament. Poole
showed great fortitude during the prepa.
ratiOus for the execution On the gallows
he frequently kissed the cruciiix and with
firm voice repeated tho prayers until tho
drop fell. His death took place in 81 sec.
onds.
An Orderly Thropg.
Poole did not make any public state
mcut. A small crowd gathered outside OF
tho Jail whore there was also largo force
of police and military. The people dis.
persed soon after the black flag made
known that the execution was over. The
execution passed off quietly.
Tho cxecutioner was mau from the
north of Ireland, whose namo was given
out as "Jones." That, however, was
| not supposed TO DO his real name. Binns
who hanged O'Donncll was unable to
reach Dublin in time to officiate.
AFarmcr KuIed In ireland.
4 farmer named Philip McGavn was
murdered in County Cayan yesterday
The crimo was due to agrarauism.
Several arrests have been made Of sus
pected persons.
London Trembling with fear.
LONDON, Dec. IS 1t is reported that
| tho lord mayor has received anonymous
| letters containing threats TO blow VI
| London bridge and Ncwgate jail. The
| detectives, who were withdrawn from the
| prison yesterday after ODounell wal
hanged, have boGn sent back An extra
force Of police is now stationed on ans
about the bridge to watch tho arches, cx.
anime all crafts passing and to scrutinizt
all persons crossing. In consequences o.
the threats made to avenge the execution
| Of O'Donnell armed policemen guard
| Hawarden Castle the residence Of Mr.
| Gladstone.
| WHIch.ug f,r Developments.
| uO HACu t1b' NI'CS a.b SbihpIiS ot"bC'
| that tho police are clGEcly watching the
houses Of the leading Irish Nationalists,
To AVengs O'uonneii.
| PARIS, Dec. 1s.--At meeting of th,
Irish refugees hero yesterday, resolutions
were passed cOndemning the execution O
O'Donrell aud threatening revenge
| Princs rEed, OF Germany, IN Rome.
| ROME, Dec. lS.-Tho Crown Prime
Frederick William and suite drove to thu
Pantheon this morning and placed wreatl
upon the tomb Of King Victor EmaI uel
The programme for the audience with the
popo was fully carried out and the cE0wr
| prince visited the Vatican.
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THE HERITAGE OF WOE.

Misery, shame aud agony often bequeathed
as IL solo legacy to children by parepts, Is
neglected Scrofula. To cleanse the blood OF
this hereditary poison, and tins remove the
most prolific cue OF human suffering, to
clear the skin ot dishgurtug humor5, itching
tortnrCs, humiliat ug crupdons, ana loath-
some sores caused by IL, 10 purify and beautify
the skin, and restore tho hair so that no trace
OF the disease remains CUTICURA REsoLvENT,
the new blood purifier, diuIetic and aperient,
and CUTiCURA and JurICURA SOAR tile great
skin cures ald Dcautiners, are intalllDC.
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1.-Two gtnCk YriceA

CHICAGo-Hogs-Rece 5000 head snip
ments, 400 head market strong and prices
54lOc higher; packing. "a 60B5 60 /; packing
and shipping % 40f6 0O light, ~ C0E5 ~;
ships. 50 506i as
Cnttle-RocCipts, 1900 head shipments,
l,iOO h ad market weak ana prices follower;
exports. 50 5O17 - (; good to choice shipping,
az 5C96S0; common to medium, "a 2JGt5 10 ;
TeXans, si05.
sheep-Reccipts, 1900 head; shipments, 900
market steady; inferior 10 fair. s2 5013 20
mediu n 10 good, s3 % 6iO); choice to extra
81 50gJ so.
EAST LIBERrY.-Cattle-Rccr 1858 heal /;
market slow Mt last weeks prices.
Hogs-lteceipts G,j5S head ; market active
PtiladClphias, 90 l0ipGS0 Workers, s. 50G5 75
Shecp-Rcceipts, 800 hoad market fair
{ last weeks prices.
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Fatal Accident.

Mrs. Geo. n. Johnson, her daughter
aud son were thrown from n carriage In
Eroderickton, Now Brunswick, yesterday.
Mrs. johnson will probably die. Miss
Johnson had her nose crushed and her
right eye torn from It's sockets, and was
injured internally. The boy was unin.
iured.
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Joseph Poole Hanged In Dubiin To.Day-Bs
Dies Liko U'Donneii-London OuakinC
with Trepidation from Threats OF Ven.
geance-Grish Societies Threaten.
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George Breldegam, the young German,
who is supposed to have beon the party
guilty of cutting the buggcs and harness
and otherwise dcfacinE property of G.
]. Hldebrand, of Quarryville, was cap
ture1 this afternoon. He was at Millers-
vile last night aCd was traced by two
county cOustablos to Albert Kuhlhaas' sa
loon on Manor stree, where he was cap
tured by tho city polico and lodged in jail
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Reported Discovery OF Nollis vonIey.

WILKEsBARRE, Dec lS.-A messenger
fIom tho wIds OF North Mountain arrived
here this afternoon, declaring that Nellie
Cooley was discovered there yesterday
alive. Tho description given is correct.
Detectives we're despatched t. search for
her. Great excitement prevails regarding
tho truth Of tho discovery.
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TTIal an UNOtICide.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Dec. 1S.-The trial
of Asa Is Baker, charged with the murder
of his wife, hogan hero to-day The body
Of Mrs Baker was found in the woods at
Brocktou in August last, pierced with
four bullets and the faoo horribly mutila-
ted with n stone. Baker has pleaded not
guilty.
LATER. withdrew tho plea of not
guilty aud pleadel guilty of murder in the
second degree. He was sentenced to state
prison for life.
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western Gram Market

PEoRA.-Corn was steady; new mixed at
47kGiSc new rejected, 406li2c.
Oats were quiet and easier; No. . white at
3.Ao.
Rye was steady at 56G56Ac.
MlLwAUKEE-Wheat was active, firm and
higher ut 07Ho for cash 05Lo Tor January
99ssc tor February 81 p7Is for May.
Corn was higher at SOC.
Oats were hrmer No. 9 nj sic
Rye was firmer; No. at 57Kc; No. 2 ri
56Lc
Barley was stronger at 5lEc.
DETEoIT.--Wh was firmer; No. | white
fall at tl 0iN tor cash and sl 05N January
February, 81 OF; May, 81 IS; No. white. 00t
bid No. red, 81 QiH.
Corn-No. cat 56Nc for January.
Oats-No. : white at SIC bid.
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PARIS, Dec. 1s.--At q meeting of the
Irish refugees hero yesterday, resolutions
were passed coudemning the execution OF
O'Donrell aud threatening revenge.
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rsw York nIarketA

NEw YORK, Dec. ls.-Flour dull and un.
chang ged superfne state and Western, 81 sOp
40 Extra do, 81 i584 90; Choice TO Fancy
do, s3 95a6 20.
Wheat opened kRbc higher, afterwards
lost advance and declined hfphc trade very
moderate; No. Red, jan, sl l3xel AZ do
FEB, u l5sEQl 1873; do March, sl l7AGl I'm !;
May, 81 2iIDl 22Z.
Corn opened Hl19Ec higher, later lost al.
vance Mixed western, spot, 50t96jc; do
future, 646695Sc.
oats n shade bettor No. Doc, 4O1Sc; jan,
ilc Feb, 42c; State, Ssgiic; Western, $40
4lLc.