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FRIGMEYTS or WESTERN NEWS.
A TICKET BROKER CHARGED wIrH FRAUp D.

A TICKET BROKER CHARGED WITH FRAUD
CHICAGO, Jan. lO.-C. q. Lincoln, ticket
broker has arrested by the Wabash managers
for nle eyed dealings tickets that had been tampcrs
with large number OF peculiar tickets found.
aud Lincoln will he prosecuted.
SMALLPOX IN KENTUCKY
CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.--Dispatches from Shiloh,
Ky state mat smallpox Raging there. Sores are
closed and business is suspended. Whole families are
stricken the citizens fleeing Several physicians
have died. unusually powerful and fstaIs the disease
DEDICATING A NEW THEATRE.
CHICAGO, Jan. lO.-Ilie new theatre at Pull
man. fourteen mnes from Chicago, dedicated last
night. Tue play Of " Esmeralda" was given by the
Madison Square Company, and party which nad gone
from Chicago To atteId the exercises, accompanied
George VI. Pullman, TIE founder OF the city.
FATALLY WOUNDED IN A QUARREL
CREsTLINE, o., Jan. 1O.-Charles Monghey,
sou o. a uOt,l ke per here had a quarrel yesterday
with Thomas Potter colored motel runner and r.
nswed the quarrel in the bar last nignt whereup0n
Potter thrsshed him soundy. MOnshey then left the
ROOM but soou returned and snot Potter, fatally
wOunding him. Monghey fled.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LosDos. Wednesday. Jan. 10, 1888.
The United States steamer Junata has arrived at Gb
rsltar.
The remains OF General ChanEy we're inferred at Bur-
Fancy to-day The Archbishop Of Rheims spoke at the
grave.
Arab Pacha and his fellow exiles have arrived In Co
lombo, Ceylon
II IL stated that the Car has signed decree dssoly
ing all tue secret societies In Russia.
II ia sated that the Rhineand Relief bin will propose
that the sum of marks be placed at the dis
pOsal Of the Government
In respopse 20 Prince Bismarcs request all the depu
ties from tue inundated districts except the Socialist
Iaebknecht and Rittnghaus called upon him tonight
m was decided that with the exception OF reserve
fund OF 10000 marks, the wnole amount or the En-
sgOuld at once divided IN such man
er that the esse Paianate and Prussia should each
receive 100 OOO marks; Alsacc. Baden ana Bavaria
4OO 600 eacn, and Wurtemburg 10000
The Jonrneidc Paris states tnat the newspaper Ola
Nor which, on the day OF Gambetas funeral contained
an attack ON Germany will be prosecuted At the request
OF Prince Won Hohenlohe 5chllngsiurst, the German
Ambassador here
The Daily Telegraph the Government p opposes to
have Mr. Arthur Otway Liberal Member OF Parliament
for Roche stcr succeed the Right Hon. Lyon Payfair
Deputy ~ speaker Of the House OF Commons MIR. Play
fair does not retire from Parliament he has only re-
Signed tne Office OF Deputy-speaker held by him.
A dispach from Rome to 7he Daily Ners says: There
IA cason TO believe that the reports Of negotiations be-
tween Great f, ,an and Vatican for the establish
of dIoomac relations feelers put forth by tho
Vatican TO ascertain how the British public would view
such aI event"
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FOREIGN NEWS.

OVERWHELMED BY FLOODS IN HUNGARY.
THE TOWN OF RAAB on THE DANUBE ABANDONED
MANY LIVES LOST THOUSANDS OF PERSONS
WITHOUT SHELTER
VIENNA, Jan. 10.-The inhabitants of Raab, in
Hungary, the Danube. have abandoned the
town. The floods rose so rapidly that many persons
in trying to escape fell through the ice ant were
drowned. 1t is officially reported that 10000
persons are new roofess, and that between 800 and
400 houses are inundated and partially destroyed.
The town and the adjacent villages had beel only
saved from inundation thus far by the frost. When
the thaw began the water suddenly rose all over the
district. At 3 A. NJ. yesterday the people were
aroused by alarm bells and began rapid fight.
Large numbers of the fugitIves crowded into sol
idly Duilt theatre which stands island in the
midst Of the park; but here new panic arose, the
water gradually rising far as the first gallery.
Meanwhile the dkes around Raab broke, at length
admitting the de,uge which soon reached the inner
town. containing 5000 fugives as we'll as the ordi-
nary inhabitants. considerable number of lives
were lost but fortunately the flood did not reach
of the higher parts Of the town and ceased TO
rise at noon.
The city of Grau, on the Danube, the seat of the
Hungarian frimate, is also menaced by foods The
inundations in the neighborhood of the town of
Komoru. at the confluence of the Waag and the
Danube, are also particularly extensive. The
Baden Ministry have appealed to the generosity of
the British public in behalf of 10000 persons rem
dered homeless by the floods
In the Hungarian Diet, in Pesth, to-day Herr
Tisza. Minister of the Interior and president of the
Council stated that he had sanctioned the paymer
of the sums OF money required to relieve the wants
of sufferers by the inundation at Raab aud that
private charity had also begun the work of relief.
LONDON Jan. 1.-The Daily IelegrdpES dispatch
states that dozen villages have been ruined in
the Raab district
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
CALLED FROM THE no Use AMP sHoT

CALLED FROM THE HOUSE AND SHOT
GALy, SION, lex. Jan. 1O.-A dIspaich from
sulphur hr wa. csliea out Of bis house and
shol by Una nova person
DETERMINED To TAKE His LIFE
PHILADELPHIA Jan. lO.-Wlila - n. Reed, ago
1mSed iom he thd story window last night died o his IN.
juIics early this morning.
ANuMBER OF CARS WRECKED.
BoRDENTowY, n. j., Ja0. l0.-bl extra coal tram
bnra ON he line OF the AmDoy Division OF tho Penns snz
iaiirUad e~rJ morning. wrecsng nuDber u cars
TIE BETHLEHEM EXPLOSION.
ENfaus Penn. Jan. lO.-Selrch for boaics m the
tnued to day found Fave deaths nave 20 iz
reported The damage viii amount 10 se'ef>
dollars -
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l0.-Henry CiazicI nc
youc man been under arrest several on tnc
Il e II II amy Atlantic County " j. was Dronaht ~
- a central Station this afernoo aDd committed 70
await leausun. Ills counse gave notice OF an <Pp'es
lion for his release ON haDeas copns
.upAr0SE FOR HAVING STOLEN sECOhiliES..
Ipoy n Y Jan. I0-I.3st August nc noise OF
Thamss Cilchrist West Charlton was enie,e1 y! n.y.
so ,,ss motel by icnn
IN LAKE aitr receiving siooo At .s Court 81 oysf sns
ssi.s.1s - ,ss: sSay ysa ths Ias propssss.
~ I'm FROM An ovEBDosEO O2 SoHPHIA
p,uy,nrlPfiiA Jal. l0.--Tne mali wno died 10
the YESTERDAY nornng from an yse.aoss q
1i ptor.,eriy Of ammonton ~ j. aad Srsiaz1
Of tte University Of PennsylsaniA e weat xest about
s,e dsss ssa1 ,H he ss q Ssrh saics turned
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
NEw-oRLEAss Jan. l0A dispatch s,. 70 ass .m .nS 3
g. became dsaIiy evs s sSsIsss Ss.
transacuon ts eyeaing Aeoligusa sss.ssS M - a',ensS
se bi striking hin jast above the night s asssH
immediately"
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GENERAL CANADIAN NEWS.

MONTREAL, Jan. 10.-A movement is on
fooi TO ogaaze citizens association to watch the City
Councils proceedings closely. The association will be
"A permanent one.
AT the annual meeting Of the Corn Exchange to-day
the abolition tolls urgently advocated and
resolution was carried that the import duty grain
lessned the volume II trade by way OF this ort.
The German Contnl here places little importance on
the circular issuedly his Government 10 residents OF
Canada his nationality In regard TO military service
He thinks the object Is ascertain whether not the
men NAV be depended in Of He has had no
specal animation from his Government subject
TORONTO, Jan. lO.rhe Ontario Legislature Ia asked
$2559O0O TO cover the estimated expenditure
for the present year.
OTTAWA j n. .lO-smallpox has broken out In the
Timer Otowa numbering snanties in the Mattawa dis
trict Many are reported.
ALYMER Que, JAM l0-yoseph Duvalle, Just returned
from au insane asylum In Michigan cured, to-day
High Constabi John Gordon and attacked him with
sticz knocking eye out ard inficting other in
nes that will probably prove fatal Duyalle appears
10 be violently insane
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FINANCES OF A PHILADELPHIA ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10-The sensational
Developments at the meeting OF the stockholders OF tne
Peoples Passenger Railroad Company yesterday were
the gossip OF tae street this morning Tie stock issue Of
the Peoples Line wasincreasei to S2,225O0o and ths
bond account TO 1913 900, making total liability on
these two items Of s330O00o From these figures the
Harrah management conclude that the inanclerng of
George q. Work has the road round millions
They viii not charge tnat this has been done fraudulent
y, but through careless management 1t is alleged by
the Harrah manasers that two days prior the caange
IN the control OF the road the Work directors accepted
the notes OF Work q Co. at eighteen and twenY-four
months for the settlement OF the accounts that
aterals OF little or no value were accepted. Immsdt
aiely upon tHe retirement OF the Work drec Ors the
statement declares that Charles Harrah advanced
$4,000 to the Company TO help make up the amount
necessary for the payment OF nteres that
since that Harraa and Director L. c. MusgrOye had
oaned additional sums TO the company TO tide its
dlffcultes Tue report ais asserts t1at there
standing obligations Of bonds aud stock 10 the amount
OF s3,325.500 FOR wbich the company probably
paid IN cash 500. fhe report is Ia the anas of
the Investigating Committee.
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THE ALLEGED PHGNIx PzRK ASSASSIN.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 10.--Justice Fuller, who
committed ODonnel the ssfconfessed of Lord
Frederick Cavendsh anG Under Secretary Burke says
that the gave his for making the confession
which be does not care TO make public He says
that he also has other eonrmatory evidence which he
does not now wish 10 give He did not he says, make
the story OF the confession public before because be was
at loss to know what tO do tie c0rrespOnded with the
British Consul In NewYork and received descriptions of
the men seen In the cab, OF which resembled
ODonnell OReilly he has called himself He
thought that ODOnnell should be allowed TO go
der tue circumstances He will send copy OF the con-
fession to the British Consul at once
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
THE NEw-YORK NEw-HAvEN AND HART.
FORD.

: NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Jan. 1O.-The stock
holders Of the NewYork, NewHaven aud Hartford Rail-
roaa company held their annual meeting rthe election
OF directors Tor the ensuing year this morning The
nieeu"s was called to order by President George H.
"atfous. The election Of directors resulted in the
choioe OF the following members Of the old Board
George r. Watrons Z. NJ Reed, william d. Bishou VII.
son g. Hunt, George N Miller. Chester w. cbauiu. A r.
Van Nest, H. G. Robinson E. H. Trowbridgc, Nathan ie
Wheeler, c. N. Pond, Augustus schell aud william H.
Vanderbilt.
was proposed to dispense with the reading Of the
eleventh annual report Of the Board Of Directors to tho
stockholders printed copies had been sent to the
nocknolders VIXEN Mr. Goodwin OF East Hartford pro-
tested AGAINST Its acceptance, the ground op
portunty nAd beeL given him stockholdrr to examine
~ In detail He wished TO call attention 10 tile fact
tnat the company bad expended 81 100000 In purchas
ing an interest In the New-Hayen and Northampton
Railroad, or Valley road without submitting lie aes-
Uon 20 the stockholders j. c. Patterson OF Hartford
said that Mr. Goodwin had any procf OF Corruption OF
any 0cer OF this company by making false eltres or
otherwise. he would stand by him. dr. Goodwin he
said had spent more money In annoying the
OF this road than all his ten shares were worth Mr.
Goodwin charged that the money had been borrowed by
the officers OF the road Of no mention was made In
the report and questioned the integrity Of tue ocera
Mr PATTERSON SAID that tne 100000 alluded 10 b. Mr.
Goodwin, and respecting which made such fuss,
was simply matter OF bookkeeping in a manner which
did not meet Mr G00dwln's notion. The report was
almost unanimously adopted
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
cuICAGO BoARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO Jan. l0.-Ihe Board OF Trade to-day
appointed eleven delegates to the National Board meeting in
THE PRovIDENcE BOARD OF TRADE
PROVIDENCE. a. l.. jan lO.-Ihe Providence
deaf aud +. r. Little, secretary.
RACING IN NEw.ORLEANs.
NV ORLEANS Jan: 10 he racing a M the ; track q
prevail About 90 horses will be at the track.
ARRIVAL OF Aw licked CREW.
NEW -ORLEAN- jan. 10 -Inr sta aer Architect
brought the and crew Of n, British brig Annie
1reesea Dec December il the coast OF YdearaD
oRGA y IzATIoN OF A COAL COMPANY.
CLFARFIfID, Penn. jan l0.-Ihe Clearfed
Bta@inoSs Coal Company organlsd here today win
c. j. Ian gdon OF Emr n y. as president Tne capital Of
UNABLE 10 ENDURE ILLHEALTH.
NORFOLK Va, jan TO- mal er Normal Normal Of Of the the
month n c. shot himself WIN pistol Oa Monday Mental I @
arrangement al'ng from ilheaih Vas the cause OF the
THE MEMPHIS COTTON EXCHANGE
MrNPuIs Jan. lO.-At the annu eiectiOn of
officers Of the Memphis otton Exchange today. p Hunt
the young mems Mas me seS.sa p % & en as ne
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS HEARING.
PHI IpEIPIUA Jan. 10-The A.abama Claims
bearing WAS S To- o " the
sHo John Carver captured while loaded with coal BY Tie
Confederate cruiser Jcn Davis.
SMALLPOX IN VIRGINIA
NORFOLK, va, Jan. l0.-lwo vessels are at
eT and Western counties bordering uhssapeake
Sg hag ~ om I and other Sornern clues and the
peo ole much alarmed oNerN H.
THE PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK - .
RosToS Ian lO-in tne United states Cir u1t
Court IA day bill In equity filed In bea oi Jesse T.
>hie one or the holders OF the PAcnc sloha bas
o ihs eity against receiver FsDe seeks 70 recover
s,ork issued after the first trodble OK the Dank.
. RANK GOES INTO VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION.
CU4RIOTTR, y. j., Jan 1O.--At lnseting OF the
OF the Traders National Aank OF THIS city, IL
So ascsea ,a The will into voluntary liquidation
msSds nss ssSf 81 dspos.ofs sSssss and creditors
,ot STrRFEITER NOT ALLOWED TO ESCAPE
pun IpIIIA. jan. 10.-Aartln keeiey. VINO was
Tor hsying counterfeit syer com In his possession
"a VS. by Secret syice o,ncer
as nces ale ged have been committed In New-fok
BOY OVER SIX FEET TALL.
NoRru ADAMS. Mass. Jan. 10.-A boy was buried
,hs ulnc day-Jamcs T. Owry Ia Old who stood
feet egh inches Ia his gt1csings His death was mys
ssT1ous UNCONSCIOUS az ii 0ctock In tio
srrnoou and died O'Clock In the aftcrno0a He never
Wou visitors, ad Tor ibe past seseta Sou n''
be Induced 10 leave his house.
THE CALENDER BUILDING DISASTER
PRoviDRScF J.a. 10Th jury OF itqnest INTO
calender building disaster retn ned verdict this even
ing reviewing the nIe OF November ~ ana
Melvin. IN WHO'S shoP tue nsv
Zgencr the use OF tne owhcf seu
eSsees Of the building lad the Inspector oil buildings
DECISION IN EQUITY .,.
B0sToy Jan TO- Before judge Alien, sltting ~. III
the Eanty Court the case OF Charles n Mead
the Globe Company head rhis was gett.n oives ar
nss,rs p reruOa gl og tho Gieoe Coaapsnr ~.
fhe ageesnenf 10 Sci iof ~ W. ne -
sooe uronery Of said company Alter meaning tes''Y,
uge Allan authorized the receiver 10 proeeea "''A INV
saa
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for days TINT General Butler his eye on the
senatorshp as we'll the White House. and that the
talk about supporting John Long CONGRESSMAN Crapo
aud other Republicans intended to conceal Butlers
real purpose This belief Is strengthened by meeting
held tonight In his inerests Among those present
were JOhn T. Baker. ex-ColectSr Summons and other
Independent .eoublcans who aecidet TO put General
Butler forward as senaOrai candidate next Tuesday
WHAT BUTLERis FRIENDS HorE FOR.
IeESERAL PRESS DIsPArcHl
Boston, Jan. 10.-The Butler clsm ninety-nine
straight Democratic votes n joint convention and argue
that great many who won't vote for Ioar under any
circumstances will vote for Butler
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THE WRECK OF THE CITY OF BRUSSELS.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10.-Although the wreck
OF the steamer City of Brussels is marked by buoys
which Indicate its position by day, the Dock Board las
issued notice TO mariners Egnt can be shown
there at night. Notning done yesterday in
Ing he aud tunnels OF the steamer City Of Brus
sr- OWING to gale but tnat operation ia COM
pleted the cargo lar as possible will be removed.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-At the inquest to-day
the bodies OF Second Officer Young and Carpcn
Woods, the Coroner IN his address the
jury, cOmpimented the officers or the city OF Brussels
ana The Kirby Han Oh their praseworhy action after
the COLLISION Tue jury returned verdict OF accidental
Death 1Be captain vi the KIRBY Hal testified at the in
quest that had hands on board his yes
sci at the time OF the collislOn.
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GREAT DEMAND FOR NICKELS.

PHILADELPHIA, JAM 10.-Superintend of
the Mint snowden this afternoon said that there
great demand for nckels from all parts of
that the orders filled in rotation received The
principal cause OF delay, however In filing orders from
the far West he SAID, the fact that the Govern
ment has contract with the express companies for
the shipment OF coin farther west than Omaha but e
forts being made lOr the formation OF contract
such shipment
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CONTROL OF a COApANY TRANSFERRED.

BosToN, Jan. 10.-The transcripts financial
article says the important news OF the day is the
transfer of the control OF the Financial American Loan
and Trust Company from the leading shareholders Of
the Maverick National Bank persons representing
Messrs. Lee, Higgnson Co., who have purchased at
102, for themselves and associates controlling inter
In the stock Messrs Asa r. Potter H. French.
and Thomas Daua. the retiring directors, VIII PROBABLY
devote themselves closely than TO the inter.
ests Of the Maverick National Bank, with which tney
have been so long identified.
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BUTLER 4 CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE.
rny rELraRArn TO rnE rRIBuyE.l

BosroS, Jan. 10.-The supporters of Senator
Hoar nave hitherto very tenacious OF the caucus
rule and have urged that there shalt be no variation
from the oldtme custom IN the present contest
notice has, however, been sent TO sll Republican mem
be OF tue Legislature inviting them TO attend confer
ence tomorrow forenoon, ia the green room ~ tue
state House. This Ia interpreted by some persone 70
mean Senator Hoar's defeat. Others decafe tnas
AZ IA merely movement 10 promote harmony IN .uo
party lhe election VIII begin next Tuesday "hen
has been an open secret among number Of persons
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AN ADDRESS BY SENIOR sAGAsTA.

MADRID, Jan. 10.-rhe Cortes reassembled
to-day Senior sagasta, president Of the Council,
addressed the senate. He said the Ministry would
adopt the financial policy OF senor Camacho. the late
Minister of Finance except in regard to the sale OF prop
cry Of the State The Budget for the current he
said would show snrpus Tue payment OF the interest
the public debt would secured without having 10
sale of forest Lands Premier sagasta
said the King had told him he did desre cnange
In the pOncy OF the GOYernment.
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UNnER A FnRECLnSrRE.

INDIANAPoLIs Ind, Jan. 10.-The Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad sod to.iay
by Uni States Commissioner W. T. Fishback, under
foreclosure Of mortgages to committee Of gentlemen
representing the Pennsylvania Railroad Company TOR
Sl3,jOO,0OO. There were other bidders. deposit
O 81 100000 OF the mortgage bonds required by order
OF the Court, deposited with ConInis issioner.
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AN APPALLING DISASTER.
LIVES LOST IN A BURNING HOTEL.

LIVES LOST IN A BURNING HOTEL.
rHK NEwHALL HOUSE MILWAUKEE, BURNED IN inn on
yARIY MORNING - BETWEEN so AND loo
GUESTS AND EMPLOYEES sUFFoCATEp' DohNAD
OR CRUSHED on THE SIDEWALKS.
Shortly after A o'clock yesterday morning
,he Newboll House in Milwaukee was discov-
cred ere to be on fire. The flames spread with
such rapidity that in few me, moments Ss.on,e .ne
ordnary means of egress had become
impracticable. Many persons ieapeu
from the windows of the upper stories 10 the
sidewalks and were killed or manned; many
we're seen to perish and others, who were not
seen at all, are believed to have been
suffocated or burned. The fremen worked
well, and succeeded in saving many lives that
but for their efforts would have been iost. ~
is not known how many persons lost 'heil
ives. The first accounts place the NUMBER at
not less than fifty, while later information
indicates that it may reach nearly to one num-
dred
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CoNFIScATIoN OF TELEGRAPH LINES.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. 10.--In the House
to-day bill was introduced TO escheat to the Common
wealth the property telegraph lines which violate the
constitution by consolidating with each other.
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G0VERYoR sroNEMAY INA UG URArED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. 10.-Governor
stoneman inaugurated to-day at Sacramento. 10
accordance with wishes Of the Governor, military
other display made.
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THE EASTERN rELEGRAPH C0MPANY.

AUGUSTA Me-, Jan. 10.-The Eastern Tele
graph Company at The Augusta House this evening
Governor Frederick Robe reelected president and
Frederick f. Richards OF Camden, secretary and treas
urer. II voted tO extend the lines from Bangor TO
Bar Harbor and from Bath 10 Rockland
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SCALDED BY 4 BOILLR EXPLOSION.

LEBANON, Penn, Jan. 10.-The boiler of q
small engine the tobacco shed OF William Zeller at
Newmanstown exploded yesterday afternoon. Fifteen
men were at work IN the shed at the time four OF whom
badly scalded. The windows and doors OF the
building were forced out, and the engine totally
IL
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THE OVERDUE STEAMER CALEDONIA.

BosToN Jan. 10.-NIuch anxiety is felt in
insurance shipping circles in this city at the
appearance OF the Anchor Line steamer Caledonia,
which sailed from Gibraltar December IL for Boston
ordinary passage for steamer is fifteen days She
has large cargo OF green fruit.