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LIST OF FAILURES.

Howell g. Co., New York, Reported Unable
to Meet engagements.
NEW YORK, Dec 14.-F. B. Howell g. Co.,
large brokers on the Produce and Stock Ex-
changes, are posted as unable to meet engage
ments. Howell & Co., were commission men as
well as brokers, and were largely short on corn.
1t is thought the suspension will not seriously
affect members of the Produce Exchange.
A note received by the president of the Pro-
duce Exchange from +. B. Howell 81 Co., states
that one partner. George Billiard, acted improp-
erly and caused the posting of the failure at the
Produce Exchange. Howell & CO. deny the fail
ure, and say they ready to pay all liabilities
promptly on presentation.
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THE EGYPTIAN REBELLION.

Large Force of Arabs Near Suakin-The
Town Short of Provisions.
CAIRO, Dec. 14.-The English authorities ad-
here to the opinion that Hicks Pasha and army
have been annihilated. Baker Pasha has re-
celved news that there are 10000 Arabs within
nine miles of Suakim, exclusive Of those be-
sieging Toka and sinkat. There is great want
of food and forage at Suakim
A Khartoum dispatch says three government
couFie rs from Ko-dofan fnlly confirm the first
accounts OF the massacre of Hicks Pashas army;
also, the accounts of Hicks PashSs previous
victories. The cOuriers state that no portion of
the Egyptian army is now in KordOfan.
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MINOR MATTERS.

Financial Distress of Whisky Men-A Petition
for Leniency.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Representatives of the
whisky manufacturing districts of the country
held a meeting in the ways and means committee
room this afternoon, and decided to petition the
Secretary of the Treasury to exercise all posi-
BILE leniency allowed by law for collecting the
taxes on spirits at the present time. They will
meet at the residence of CONGRESSMAN Jordan,
of Ohio, tomorrow, and prepare petition
citing the financial distress under which the
manufacturers of Bourbon whisky are now Ia
boring by reason of the large amount of whisky
coming out of bond. The petition will also set
forth the fact that Congress Will probably ex-
tend the bonded period, and the manufacturers
desire that whisky soon to come out may receive
the benefit of such extension.
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LONDON, Dec. 14.-O'Donnen took final leave
OF his friends yesterday. His brother was with
him half an hour. O'Donnell told him just pre-
vious to the shooting Carey asked him to go be-
low and order some beer, saying he would go
himself, but did not care to have his wife see
him. O'DOnnell went below and Carey fol-
lowed. While drinking, Carey seid with an oath,
81 believe you know me-" O'Dounell replied,
"Yes; you are Carey, the nformer." Carey then
drew pistol and attempted to fire. O'DOnnell
knocked it up drew his own and fired. Carey s
son was the first person to come toward them.
He picked up his fathers pistol. Beyond this
O'Dounell refused to talk on the subject He is
IN good spirits and hopeful.
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CRIME IN GENERAL.

Rior Between Negroes and Italians-One
Man Killed and Three Injured.
NEwBURG, Pa. Dec IA serious riot took
took place last night at Blue Mountain tunnel,
near here, between Italian and negro laborers.
During the night TWO of the latter broke into a
shanty containing provisions and were dis
covered in the act. Alarm was given, and about
100 Italians attacked the negroes with shot
guns and pistols. The negroes, being unarmed.
returned the assault with clubs and stones, but
finally were forced to seek shelter after four of
their number were wounded One was fatally and
the other three quite seriously injured, but will
probably recover although their bodies are filed
with shot. This morning the riuting was re-
newed and the negroes driven away. Every
thing Is now quiet and no further trouble is ap-
Dralendad
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THE MLAUGHL1N TRAGEDY.
Details of the Killing of the millionaire by
Jerome Il. Cox.

Jerome Il. Cox.
San Francisco Special.
Charles Mclaughlin, the millionaire, was shot
dead this morning by Jerome 3. Cox, who
claimed from him large sum of money con-
tracts made for the construction of the Western
Pacific railroad, now forming a portion of the
Central Pacific system. In five different trials
Cox got Judgment against Mclaughlin, all of
which were reversed in time by the Supreme
Court. Coxs mind became affected by what he
considered injustice, and he determined to OBJ.
tain justice from his own point Of view. He
went to McLaughlin's office, and, smiling, said:
How are you, Charley, I'd like to speak with
you privately. Come into the next room,
where wen DO alone" Together they
went into McLaughlin's private office.
They had not been there more
than three minutes when "A pistol shot, sue
ceeded by two others in rapid succession, was
heard. The clerks Immediately opened the
door and Mclaughlin, followed by Cox, stag
gered into the office, where he fell One of the
clerks darted for the police station, and To the
first officer he met said: "FOr Gods sake, come
over quick Mclaughlin has been shot," When
said: che Ipointing to Coxl asked me TO give
MIN $4,000, and when I refused he shot me-"
Cox at this, sprang from his chair, eXcitedly
saying: <Its lie!" Surgeon ToaDd soon ar
aived, and, seeing that the wounded man had
Elut few minutes to live, told him If he had any
ahing TO say to say it quickly. Brandy was adj
gniustered, which revived him. Mclaughlin
made the following aure-mortem statement
"I believe I am going to die. My name is
CHARLES Mclaughlin. J am abou fifty years Of
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Two Negroes Hanged.

HALIFAX, N. c., Dec 14.-Enoch Brown, a
negro, was hanged this morning for the muir
der Of his wife. Aug II last The hanging ook
place in heavy rain storm. Brown made a
full confession. A great crowd of negroes were
outside the jail.
A Shelby, N. c., telegram says: Burt Ellis, a
negro, was hanged to-day for the murder of Mrs.
w. Logan the 18th of Oct. Ellis made the usual
address to 5000 people at the execution. He
was confident his sins were forgiven aud he
would go straight to heaven. He warned all TO
beware OF whisky. Willets Davis, sentenced to
be hanged to-day has had his sentence cum
muted to ten years in the penitentiary.
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STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Terre Haute's Maidstone Applied IN
successfully to Suffering Boy.
A Prominent Citizen Indicted for Failing to
List Property for Taxation -NOtes from
Correspondence and Exchanges.
INDIANA.
The Taylor Maidstone Applied to Hydro
phobic Patient without Success.
to n Hydro

The Taylor Maidstone Applied to n Hydro
phobic Patient without Success.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Dec. Ia farmer named Ell
ledge, living near Paris, Ill., brought his nine
year-old son here, to-day, to have applied the
famous Taylor maidstone, the boy having shown
many symptoms of hydrOphobia. week ago
the boy refused to cross "A small stream. and at
sight of the water, ran about in a circle. in a
day or two he refused to drink water, and could
not sit at the table If a glass Of water could be
seen. Being questioned, he said he was bitten,
on Aug. Is, in Paris, and scar on the
knee bore evidence of the truth Of
his statement. For three days past he has been
having from five to ten spasms each day, crawl
ing on his hands and knees, barking and growl-
Ing like dog, and resisting physical contro,
with miraculous strength. A pau on the head
and a command to lie still, as one would speak
to dog, would, however. instantly quiet him.
The stone was applied, but after two hours, it
having failed to adhere or draw away any virus,
the father took his boy home. He will, no doubt.
bring him back tomorrow.
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Amt Ranhal,a Inv.

Rev. W. Evans, Washington, d. c., writes:
"Aunt Rachel, the dear old coored saint, who
has been a constant sufferer with Inflammatory
rheumatism for sixteen years, has been greatly
benefited by AthlOphoros. / consider 1t al
most In the light of miracle. She is almost be-
side herself with joy. The pain mas all left her
limbs A little stiffness remains, but another
bottle will effect a permanent cure 1t is indeed
a most wonderful medicine. think It ought to
be spread throughout the length and breadth of
this land"
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THE ToNouIN TROUBLE.
Three French Battalions Ordered to Embsr
on the 23d.

Three French Battalions Ordered to Embark
on the 23d.
PARIS, Dec. 14.-An the members of the Senate
committee on the T0nquin credits are in favor
of granting the credits. Barthelmy st. Hilaire
is president OF the committee.
La France (newspaper) states that three bat
talions have been ordered to prepare to embark
for Tonquin on the 23d, and volunteers have
been called for to form three more battalions.
These battalions will form a brigade under Cen
eral Lesquillas.
The Temps says General Millot will be ap-
pointed commander of the land and sea forces
in TOnquin, with $4,000 men, nO5 including
those aboard the f1otllla.
A dispatch from Saigon says tn GRE is no room
to doubt the King of AMMAN was poisoned by
nrO-Ch'nese mandarins.
Champeaux. French Resident, is fortified in
citadel at Hue with 100 marines.
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Suspension of a Rushviile Firm.

RusHvILLE, Dec. 14.-Slack & Gavill. blanket
manufacturers of this city, have suspended. The
First National Bank, creditor to the amount of
$4,000, has taken bill of sale of all the part
nership property, worth about S4 900, and
will nay the operatives. Other creditors for
about 81 O, 900, principally of st. Louis, have
attached the private property of N. G.. Slack,
senior member of the firm, and he will oompro-
misc with Them,
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The French in Havti.

PARIS, Dec 14.-The Deputies to-day dis
cussed the estimates of the foreign office. Gre.
vile, referring to the position of French resi-
dents in Hayt criticised the conduct of the
French consul during recent events at Port-au-
Prince. Prime Minister Ferry replied the Hay
tian government admitted its responsibility in
the matter, and had undertaken to indemnify
such losses. France would see the indemnity
paid and inquiry into the conduct of the consul
Nunula ha inaLiLuted.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y Dec. 14.-The report Of the
Investigation committee of the board OF man
ayers Of the Western House OF Refuge for Juve-
nile Dellnquents shows most cruel and inhuman
treatment to boys by officers and subOrdinates.
The board dismissed three overseers and other
EuhOTdiuates,
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The Drurderers of Indian Joe.

RICHMOND Me-. Dec. 14.-Lorenzo Turner, ae
cused of the murder of Indian Joe, confesses to
OutTaging oe's wife, but asserts he knew moth
ing of the murder until arrested. The party
hearing sounds OF music, went into Joe's house
merely to have a good time. They took drink,
which took effect, and murder and outrage were
the result. Liquor dealers who sold rum to the
men were fined $50 and costs. The prisoners
plead NOT guilty 10 the charge of murder,
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THE RECENT GALE.

Crew of Twenty-Five Drowned and a Yes
sci Lost.
LONDON, Dec. lathe steamer AUX, from
Liverpool to Rotterdam, was wrecked in the
gale, on Tuesday, and her crew of twenty one
drowned.
The ship Albertine, from Quebec, being towed
into the Greenock harbor, was caught in the
gale, her tow-line parted, and the ship driven
out of sight No trace OF her since.
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NO HOPE FOB O'DONNELL.
The Prisoner Gives His Version of the
Killing of Informer Carey.
Vessel Wrecked and Twenty One Lives Lost
More French Troops for the East
The Latest from Egypt,
O'DONNELL'S CASE.

Apparently no Hope of Obtaining Respite
Arrival of the Hangman.
LONDON, Dee. 1.-THE hangman has arrived
to make preparations for the execution of
O'DOnnell.
The American minister says he is not free to
discuss steps taken to obtain respite, and is
hampered in approaching the British govern
ment by the result in the Lamson case.
Reports say the iurymen have been seen, but
efforts were unavaiing TO get them TO join in
memorial for respite.
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The Revolution at Hue.

PARIS, Dec. 14-The government Is without
information relative to the reported revolution
at Hue and the poisoning of the king of An
nam. Eight hundred French troops occupy forts
a Hue ana on the river, and seven gunboats
are in the stream. The government; therefore,
has no fear for the safety of it's forces there.
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A Temporary school Building.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 14.-Colections are being
taken up, at Normal, in the public schools and
State Normal school, to aid in the construction
of temporary building for the use of the south
ern Normal school at Carbondale, recently
burned Contribute ons are being taken up in
various cities and towns in Illinois, and quite
large sums are being realized.
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A stay of Execution Refused.

LONDON, Dec. 14.-The Daily Telegraph I'M
derstands the Home Secretary has decided that
on no grounds will he interfere with the execu-
ton of ODonnell. In reply to the request of
the American government to postpone the exc
cution pending inquiries respecting O'Donnelrs
citizenship, an answer has been sent that the
government has carefully considered the whole
matter, and is convinced no reasonable ground
has been assigned to warrant a stay OF execu-
tIOn
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SHANGHAI, Dec. 14.-The latest news from
Picking confirms the reported activity and in
creasing influence of the Chinese war party. 1t
is reported that Ii Hung Chang has been APP
pointed Vieeroy of the provinces of Kuangsie
and Canton, adjoining Tonquin, and an uncle of
Marquis Tseng has been appointed VicerOy OF
the province of Pechili.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Swiss Statesman Predicts the Coming
of European War.
BERNE, Dec 14.-Rechonnet, head of the po-
itical department OF the Federal Council, at a
military banquet, said: "Be on your guard; let
the Swiss people prepare to defend their coun-
try. Many black clouds are gathering on the
European horizon. War; long averted, can
hardly be escaped after 1884. 1t may even
come next spring."
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WASHINGTON, Dec 14.-At a meeting OF the
Senate committee on Territories bill providing
a civil government for Alaska was introduced.
Mr. Harrison offered an amendment providing
for the establishment of schools to be open to
the children of both whites and Indians, which
was adopted, and the bill ordered reported to the
Senate. bill authorizing retired army Off
GERS to hold offices in the Territories to which
they may be elected by the people thereof was
acted upon favOrably and ordered reported.
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Release of Arrested salvation,sts.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. lathe members of
the Salvation Army have been discharged from
arrest. The judge said to the captain of the
army that he did not believe they would be in
terfered with in singing, praying and exhOrting
from the steps of the old State-house, but must
not parade she streets, bea ting drums, and the
chief of police says the army will have to obey
the or ders of the mayor.
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The Mexican Train Robbers.

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 14-Lieutenant Shelley,
commanding the Texas rangers at San Antonio,
has telegraphed Acknowledgement King, ntimat-
ing that the Mexican national train robbers are
in Texas. He is able to arrest them, and asks
authority to deliver them to the Mexican au-
thorites. The Acknowledgement has instructed
Shelley not to make arrests without warrant
and reduisitiOn.
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A FemaIe swindler I'm Demand,

EAsToN, Pa, Dec. 14.-Mrs. ]. G. Goodwin,
wanted at Wheeling, W Va, and other cities for
swindling girls whom she engages TO learn the
art of dressmaKing, and convicted OF defraud-
ing hotel proprietor, will also be tried here for
larceny ana obtaining money by false pretense.
She is wanted by the government for an Illegal
use of the mail. Massachusetts also claims her.
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Child DrowBed in a Tub.
n fha Indtana11oI-s IoI1T.naI

special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Dec 14.-Mrs George V. Brinton,
residing near CORTLAND, left at home for a short
time, yesterday evening, a four-year old child in
charge of an elder sister. The child fell into
tub containing small amount of water, and
smothered to death before being discovered.
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eign Secretary, was read. suspending Colledge
from the functions of his office of consul at
Kerteh until the charges were disproved. and ad-
visfng him 60 return to Kertch and answer the
accusation. Colledge deposed that he intended
to return to Kertch when the present action was
finished. He had suspected for the last three
years vessels were willfnly stranded near Kertch
for purposes OF getting salvage, and the actual
cuprits We're Russian government pllOIs.
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HUNGARIAN DueIists.

PEsTH Dec. 14-In consequence Of heated
debate in the lower house of the Hungarian
Diet, Deputies Hositsy and Almasy fought with
pistols. Both were slightly wounded. Almasy
tights a duel with Hermann tomorrow
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ROME, Dec. l4.-The German minister to the
Vatican and Cardinal Jacobni had a conference
upon the question of the Cardinals visit on be-
half of the Pope to the Crown Prince of Ger
many, in return for the Princes visit to the
pope. The question is difficult as the Prince
win stop at the palace of the Quirinal the resi-
dence of the King.
The Pope is consulting with his cardinals con-
corning the visit of the Crown Prince OF Ger
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How Choetaw Murderers Arc pisposed of

FORT SMITH, Ark, Dec. 14.-Levi James, the
Choctaw Indian convicted last November of the
murder of James Fulsom, was shot yesterday,
at Scullyville Courthouse, L T., in accordance
with Choctaw law. James sat upon a blanket.
The sheriff held one hand and his deputy the
other. Another deputy took a position five
PAGES distant, with Colts revolver deliber-
ately aimed, and shot him through the heart.
He died in two minutes. James was educated,
of good family, and leaves a white wife and five
small childreu
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Coal Miners Strike.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. IA strike OF the coal
miners of the third pool, MonOngahela river
has been ordered for the goth inst The men
have been working at a reduction of Il cent
busbel, and the strike is for the purpose of get
ting the district price. which is Big cents per
bushel. About 1000 miners are affected.
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Remains of Hon. Jefferson Bowser.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Dec. 14.-The remains OF Hon.
Jefferson Bowser arrived tonight from Kansas
City, where he died three days ago, of conclusion
of the brain. He was elected a member of the
Legislature in 1872. Funeral on Sunday.
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YOKOHAMA, Dec. 14.-The Japanese govern
ment is indignant at the imposition practiced at
the Boston exhibition. Exhibits described by
the Boston Journal as a collection of ancient
historical works of art were modern, manufac-
tured expressly for SALE The government had
nothing to do with the exhibit. A valuable
private collection sent by an English amateur
failed to arrive on time.
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Exciting Contest for a Small Prize.

KINGSTON, Ont, Dec. 14.-At the bazaar in st.
Pauls Church, last night 1t was voted whether
DIR. Sulli van Conservative or Hardy LIiberaD
was the most popular man. Friends OF both as
sembled in force. At the close of the poll it was
ment became intense. The crowd rushed upon
the platform, when broke down. Dreadful con
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Rumor That the Khedive Will Abdicate.

Kumor That the Khedfve VIII Abdicate.
CAIRO, Dec. Alt is rumored the Khedive is
about to abdcate. AT cabinet council the min
listers of the interior, foreign affairs and justice
declared in favor of Turkish intervention, while
the remainder of the ministers favored English
intervention The Kowaweer tribe report Hicks
Pasha at Birketou Nov 49, but communication
is cut off by the Gawama tribe. The news is not
credited here.
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ILLINOIS.
A Wounded PickpoclSet Unearthed by Hun
ers' Dogs and Captured.

ers' Dogs and Captured.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
DANvILLE, Dec. 14.-One of the pickpockets
wounded in the fight with officers near State
Line, Ind, yesterday, was discovered in a
strawstack near there by hunters dogs. He
was suffering from loss of blood. He was
brought to Danyille. He will recover. He re-
fuses to give his name. The others captured
are c. j. Thomas and T. H. Kelly, alias Kelly, the
KID.
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Indicted for Failing to List Property.
special to the Indiananolis Journal

ANGOLA, Dec. 14.-One of our most respectable
citizens has been indicted by the grand jury for
emitting TO list some of his property for taxa
ton. The arrest has not been made yet, but
one Of the jurors so far forget the prohibition
against disclosing such things as to let 1t be
known to a few.
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PARIS, Dec. 14.-Perre Richard De La Prade,
poet, is dead, aged seventy-one.
PARIS, Dec. 14.-Henr Martin, the well-known
historian, IS dead. He was born in 1870
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Lieutenant Richard D.
Cults, in charge of the office of coast and
geOdeIic survey, is dead.
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fusion eusued. Several ladies tainted DR. Suln-
vans friends now seized and stuffed the ballot
box, and Claimed their candidate had received
a majority OF the votes and presented him with
the price, an easy chair. Hardy's lawyers have
written the minister of the church threatening
suit unless the prize be given TO Hardy.
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p. Sullivan. Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 14.-P. Sullivan, manu-
facturer of ladies' shoes, at No. So East Third
street, assigned TO ]. B. Mattux. Liabilities es-
timated at $35, 900. No statement. The assets,
Sullivan thinks, will equal his debts.
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LIMA, Dec. 14.-E Bien PublieO publishes a
telegram stating that Arequipa has been evacu-
ated by the Chilians. 1t also publishes the
Presidents letter to Caceres, assuring the latter
OF his perfect security.