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he Nebraska National Bank,
or Omahs, Tsb-

Paid MP Capital, S26o,ooo
oPRNSp for business April "a, 1882, with the
.rgcst capital Of any bank In Nebraska.
DIRECTORS:
R JOHNSON, President, o. Steele, johnson \
Co.
ToUzALIN, Vice President, Of O., B 80
r. r., Boston.
". v. MORSE, OF ". v. Morse \ Co.
JOHN S. COLLINS, OF @. II. s. J. S. Collins.
J.. NJ. wooLwoRTH, Counsellor and Attorney
At.LAw.
L.. S. REED, OF Byron Reed h Co,
II. W. YATES, Cashier, late Cashier OF the First
National Bank OF Omaha, connected with
the active management Of that Bank since Its
organization In 1858
COLLECTIONS receive special attention and char
ges lowest obtainable here or elsewhere.
~IsIEREsI allowed on time deposits upon favor
able terms and upon accounts OF banks and BANK
~,
FosNtcS EXCHANGE, GovernmontBonds,, snu
County and City securities bought and sold.
IL ,spreparedi, general banking business
srsn Is details, an | In the treatment OF custom
ali w'llpursne the most liberal policy CONSISTENT
With safe banking
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Lumber.
WHnIEaAIn

WHOLESALE.
We quote lumber, LATIN and shingles on
cars a. Omaha At the following prices;
J0IST AND SCANTLING lie Il. and
under, $22 90; Is IT,, 1913 so.
TIMBBRS-16 ft. and under, 500 90.
TIMBER AND J0IST-18 IT,, s23 80;
&c # S2s SC, 20 f., $26 so; "a #. s26 50.
FBNCING-No. /, 4 and 6 In, s24 90;
SHEETING - No. 1 (2nd cmmop
boards), $50 90; No. 2, S1S 90.
LlME-Per barrel, 81 80; bulk per Gus
soc; Cement, Dbl, 50 % Iowa plaster,
bbl, 81 80. Hair per bu, 400. Tarred
felt 100 lbs, 80 80, Straw board, So 90.
COAL=Cumberland blacksmith, sl2;
Morris Run Blossburg, S12; Whitebreast
lump, IS 10; Whitebreast nut, SO 30; Iowa
lump, 81 50; Iowa nut IS 80; Rock Spring
SO; Anthrscite, $40 50@1l 90.
DRU s AND CHEMICA Is Acid,
Cnrbolio, SOC; Acid, Tartaric, soc; Balsam
Copabie, per III, zoe; Bark, Ssssafras, per
ID, tE1j Calomel, per Id, 75c; C~inchonidia,
per OF, 81 Is; Chloroform, per lb, LOO;
bowers powderA, per ID, 81 40; EPSON
Salts, per ID, sbc; Glycerine, pure, pc b,
slc; Lead, Acetate, per h.. &c
OH Castor Caster M No. 1; ~, per ~, gal !, "a ~ 49, 20;
olive, per pal. 81 So; Oil, '0rigauum, 50;
Opium, "a Is; Quinine p. b W. q r. & s.,
per OF, So O5; Potassium, Iodide, per lib
81 rs; Salacin, per OF, 40c; Sulphate o
Morphine, per OF, 90 So; sulphur Hour
per ID, &c; S~trvohnine. per on. 81 So.
Liquors.
ALCOHOL - 1877 proof, 2 % per wine
gallon; extra California spirits, 1877 proof,
l per proof gallon; triple refined spirits
1877 proof, 1 % per proof gallon; re-distilled
vhiskios, 1 00@1 b0;. fine blended, 1609
2 80; Kentucky bourbons, 200@7 90; Ken
'uf Observation-Disclosures and Pssn.Ylssois iyG "a 2 S SSSi &C., g;
domestic 1 4OCa4 90.
GiNs-ImSorted. 4 5oos 90, domestic,
cARUMs-Impor.ed, 4 5o@e 90; New
England. 2 006a4 GO; domestic, I b002S 30
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY
OHAMpAGNEs-Imported per case,
IS oo@H o. Amsr'saa. case, IL N2
OLARETs- or case, 4 5o@1s 90
W1NES-Rh ne wine, per case, Q oo@
Q 90; Catavhs, per case. 4 00G7 90.
Cigars and Topaooos.
CIGARS.-Seeds, s15. 90, Connecticut,
$25. 90; Mixed, $500; Seed Havana
$50. 00l ClesrHavana, $500.
TOBACCO - PLUG. - Golden Rule,
"A lb, Goo; Our Rope, first quality, $40,
Star, pounds, "a ID, butts, Coo; Horse Shoe,
pounds, "a ID, bats, bsc; Gilt Edge,
pounds, "a ID. butts, 80; Army and Navy,
pounds, 300; Bullion, pounds, b9cI Loril-
inrd's Climax, pounds, coo.
FINE CUTLIn pails.-Hard to Beat.
75c, Golden Thread, zoe; Fountain. SOC,
Favorte, $50; Rocky Mountain, 60c1
Fancy, 5Bc; Daisy, bOc.-In tin foil
Catlins 0. s., 8 Id boxes, per ID CSC; Lori
lizards Tiger, Goo; Diamond Grown, GO.
SMOKING-Al grades-Common, 25to
aSc. Observation-Disclosures Durham, 16
OF 5lc; Dukes Durham. 16 o., 40; Seal Of
North Carolina, 16 OF, 46; Seal Of Nebras-
ka, l6 on, $50; Lone Jack, 4 OF, linen bags
lper lb, S1.35; Marburgs' Puck 2 Noz, tin
s5n. 800; Dog 7 all 6bc.
y Wool.
[ Merino unwas cd, light, 14@16e, heayy,e.
@1S15o; medium unwashed, light, 1920
washed, choice, S2o, fair, SOC; tub-ding;
and W., $50; bury, blaokand oottsd wool
2@6o lesP
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in his Judgment, the ends of Justice
require him to do 80.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES AMONG CATTLE.
| have been formally requested by
the state board of agriculture to call
your attention to the dangers that are
to be apprehended from the spread of
pleuro. pneumonia and other oonta-
gious diseases among cattle. The sub.
ject should be thoroughly nvestig,ted
and proper regulations instituted to
guard against the introduction of
these dineases into Nebraska.
METEOROLOGICAL.
My attention has been off oially
directed by the UuIted States signal
service to the fact that QUE state had
no nrgan'z,d systom of obtaining me.
teoroioGicI reports. observations
have beeu msde and embodied in
monthly reports by Prof. Thompson,
of the state university. A very thor
ough system may b. organized at a
small expense, for tho purpose of oh
tanning weather reports, aud "a these
oboer vations would be valuable to the
people of our own state, | trust that
this subject will have your favorable
consideration.
1t has also been suggested that ar
rsngemen,s should be made for OBJ.
tanning reliable crop statistics at
the proper seasons of the year. A
plan could be easily devised for &C.
completing both of these objects
through q single organization, and /
am informed that competent persons
are willing to make .he necessary OBJ
ssrvations and gather statistics with
out expense to The state.
CONCLUSION.
As my off sial term is now about to
close, l recall with pleasure the kindly
relations which L have sustained
towards those who occupy Off ial losi.
| tions throughout the state. To the
state officers and hesds of state insti.
tutions with whom j have bsen asso.
ciated durir { the Fast four years, ]
tender my .incereE Thanks for their
earnest so.ppers (n and uniform
Ialso AN cypress the gratitude
1 feel toS I'd sople of Nebraska
for the ateA15 Import which they
have given ty efforts to execute
the laws viii fifty.
The stead vigorous growth Of
our young n Bhwealth during the
period that ! Q occupied the posi-.
ton of ohie9 ecutive has been q
source of cegy al satisfaction, and ]
ardently CID the hSpe that the
future of Nf Zka msy BE one of un.
interrupted serity.
AbINUS NANCE.
EXECUTIVE FER, Lincoln, Jan. 2, 'S3
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EEOHANDISB.
Special Dispatches TO The Bee.
NEW YORK,

Special Dispatches TO The Bee.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, January 3.-Coffee Mar.
ket dull and weak; quoted at 6i@9c.
Sugar-Quiet and steady held; fair to
good refining quoted at 6 15-l6@7hc.
Molasses -Firmer; New Orleans, 400
Gle.
Rice-Demand fair and market firm;
domestic, SA@7 Rsngoon, 5@51c.
Petroleum : Dull; United, S9sc; crude. 2
@79c; refined, 7t@7sc
Iallow -Firmer; &c.
Rosin-Market dull and weak; l GOO
1 70.
Turpentine-Quiet, but steady; 52@
524c.
Lsad-Quiet; common, 4ac; refined. nou.
inal.
Leather-Quiet, but steady; hemlock
sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light,
middle and heavy. 2l@254c.
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'Offered. TEX. Interest. +Asked. lex.
Dividend.
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THE EAT FLOOD.

LIFE AN koPERTY DESTROYED.
Special Dispaj 0 THE BEE.
GENEVA, Eagry 3.-The railway
between tl| and Bellegrade is
washed aw Direct railway COM
municatiofN France and Italy is
interrupted.v
WIEsBA DrI auary 3.-Ten thou
sand persony rendered homeless
by the foo he districts near
Worms. IL in danger of star
walton. Thu sand persons are
homeless at hafers, 1000 at
Mannheim Q at Worms. They
are lodges& d houses and
churches. have broken
x5sa the poopis n p.ss1 : run them
ashore.
MAINHRIM, Januf%y sc he town
appears to stand on..sn iathh( ,s in the
middle Of Q vast sea. The greet Rhine
dam gatsS Nvay to-slght. >Itsrnaars
and forty. Eve boats rescued people
by torchlight. The village OF Fries.
enheim il deserted, and a third of the
inhabitants abandoned their homes.
A central relief committee has been
formed. 1t appeals for hel& for the
sufferers.
vienna, January 8 % Danube
has risen to q height l7O centri-
metres. One thov sandk yrsons in the
lower part of thed Ers compelled
to quit their ND Traffic on the
railway ccnnectS nna with Mo-
ravis 10 suspel The railway
bridge over the . Is demolished
and the Vienna aus road flooded.
H n RHINE.
DUSSELDORF Euary 3.-The mar
ket square here looded.
MAENoE, ia ky 3-The Rhine
has reached TIL 8ht of 5.76 metres
With a greal tramway will be
laid to bring for the construc-
TERRIBIN hon BY THE WATER.
RAHse Issry s.-This town,
with Ne In of the church and
the houAe the clergy, is deeply
submerged, The water in many of
the houses 4 Early reaches the roofs.
In Friezsn1 i'm on the Rhine the
scene beggsI description.
GREAE LARn AM DAMAGE.
BERLIN, } ynuary 3.-Seventy houses
have fallepeat Badenheim In conse-
quenoe of The foods. At Rexheim
Marsch am Open 240 houses have
fallen. Al Vienna the danger is seri.
GUS, and preparations are making to
sound the alarm bells directly when
the dykes show signs of yielding.
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CHICAGO, January 3.-Rsceipts sud
shipments Of live stock for the past "a
hours have been M follows,
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and shipments Of grain for the past "a

ST. LOUIS January 3. Receipts an
shipments OF -four and grain for the pas
q hours have been rs follows:
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PRODUCE 81 PROVISIONS.

Special Dispatches to THs BEE.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 3.-Flour : Steady;
common to choice spring wheats, 3 SOC
3 30; common to fancy Minnesota, 4 0O9
6 10; patents. 660@7 90; winter wheats,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-04

Gal r Save money and order salt direct from
OH. : u 70 ship promptly by rail Of tn
lowest posslbl sh priceto all western points
l6m.m TYLER SALT GO Saginaw City. NboI
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-04

YOUR CAPITAL.

Those desiring 70 make money
small and medium investm EMS In
provisions and stock. ipecula-
can do 90 by operAtin on ous
plan. From Nay ], 1881, tollhe pre-.
sent date. on investments Of elv.oo
10 $1,000, cash profits have been
realized and paid 70 investors
amount Ing TO several times the orig
inal investment. Profits paid LIST o
every month, still leaving the
original Investment making money
or payable on demand, E~xplansto-
ny circulars and statements OF fund
W sent free We want responsible
Introduce the plan. Liberal CONE
missions paid. Address
FLEMING 81 MERRIAM, Com
mission keTcharts. sajor Flock.
fhiceOa III
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N T. w & o D ID ; 4.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

EUREKA !-DAWSON'S NEURALGIA
IL CURE-a neyer-failing remedy. NEURAL
aiey relieved. Prepared by HENRY y DAW-
son. New York. Sold by 7. ROBERTS BAKER,
81 east Main street, Richmond. Va. ocl7
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
THE GREAT SKIN-CURES.

TO cleanse the skin, Scalp, and Blood Of Itching
scaly. Pimply, scrofulous, Inherited, and Conta-
glous Humors, Blood-Polsons, Ulcers, Assesses,
and Infantile Skn-Tortures, the CUTICURA
REMEDIES are infaible. CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT. the new Blood-Pmifer, Diuretic, and
Aperient, expels disease germs from the blood and
perspiration and thus removes the Gauss. CUTI-
CURA, the great skin-Cure. instantly allays Itch
Ing and Inflammation, clears the skin and scalp,
heals Ulcers and Sores restores the Complexion.
CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite skln-Beautlfer
and Toilet Requisite, is Indispensable in treating
skin-diseases, and for rough, chapped. or greasy
skin, blackheads blotches, and baby humors. Gu
TICURA REMEDIES are the only mfallbe
BloOd-Purlfers and skn-Beautihers.
CHARLES HOUGHTON, Esq, LAWYER, 2s State
street. Boston, reports case Of Salt-Rheum under
his observation for ten years, which covered the
patients body and limbs, and 70 which all known
methods of treatment had been applied without
benefit which was completely cured solely by the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, leaving clean an
healthy skin.
MIR. and Mrs. EVERETT STEBBlNS, Belcher-
town. Mass. rite: Our little boy was terribly
afflicted with scrofula salt-Rheum, and Erysipe-
las ever since he was born. and nothing we could
"
REMEDIES, which gradually cured him, until he
Is now as fair as any child.
HE. CARPENTER. Henderson. ". y, cured of
Psoriasis or Leprosy of twenty years standing by
CUTICURA REMEDIES. The most wonderful
cure on record. dust-pan full of scales fell
from him daily. Physicians and his friends
thought he must die. Cure sworn to before
Justice of the peace and Henderson's most promi-
nent citizens.
Hon. WILLIAM TAYLOR, Health Commits
sioner, Boston. says: After three months use OF
the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and twelve years Of
as constant suffering from scrofulous Humor Of
the face, neck, and scalp as was ever endured.
can say that / am cured, and pronounce my case
the most remarkable on record.
Sold by all druggists. CUTIcuRA, 80 cents;
REsoLvEST, 81; SOAP, % cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston, Mass.
Send for HOW TO CURE SKIN-DISEASEs. :
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ny telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 10, 1888.
Speculation to-day wis more active and buoy
ant. Higher prices were recorded for near every
prominent share on the list. The advance IN
prices, which ranged from \ 10 2 per cent, was
almost uninterrupted. At times there were irac-
Iional reactions due 10 realizations, but each de-
cline brought In fresh buying orders. Transac-
lions were large. and exceeded in volume any pre-
s se os Msnsn
Northwest ~, 70 i27s; preferred /, to las:
awanns IL, 10 Ii; Louisville and Nashville Il,
70 81 New York Central IL. 10 llsh; Reading
to 50; Texas Pacific Is, to 23ss; Missouri
Pacific L, ~ fS4; Central Pacific 4, 10 So; ~
Paul /, to l004: preferred l, TO llsa: Northern
Pacific preferred lJ.. 20 6iN. Wabash L, 10 2Ia:
Erie =, 10 291; Western Uuion y. 10 S0.: Canada
Southern y. TO 30. and Kansas and Texas X, To 25.
In the closing dealings the market was active and
buoyant. round amounts Of stock changing hands
at top figures. As compared with yesterdays
closing. prices are 4 10 IL per cent. higher. In
spccialtles Alton and Terre Hante rose ~, 70 so:
Chesapeake and Ohio first preferred IA. TO 81;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Inalanapo-
IL, 10 IA indianapolis, Bloomington and West
ern 1, to 22s; Minneapolis and 81. 4. preferred
\, TO 42H; Mutual Union Z. TO ~: Nashville and
40: Richmond and Danvile \, TO so; Richmond
and West Point Terminal & to 2sx; Rochester
and Pittsburg ~; TO l5st, and Bankers and Mer;
New.Engand advanced ~, o 3l@. and closed at
297s Sales Of stock for the week were 1852, 9o2
snareS-a decrease OF 233,l ~ as compared Win
The previous week. sales for to-day aggregated
471,Z54.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, November 1o.-The weekly state
ment Of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans decrease. s1.609,700: specie in
crease, Sl,SfS 300: cgal tender increase. 81 -
700: deposits increase, s3.2p6,s0O: circulation
decrease. $500; reserve increase. 81 % $500.
The banks now hold Sl,740,775 above the rs
per cent. required by law.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 10.-Nirglnia 6's, seconc
series, 80; new l0-f0's. "a new 3's. 81. North
Carolina 6s, cid, l07. Bid.
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Tho virginia Result Defined.

Dismayed by his deieat. ManOne makes
violent statements in lieu of explanations
I'VE got the cold shoulder from every
body. While the papers were charging
from day to day that | was only tool OF
the Administration, | received no recogni-
ton from President Arthur. So far as his
action was concerned he did not seem TO
know that the fiercest fight ever waged or
that ever will be waged was in progress
against BoIrhonism in Virginia, and that
probably the future OF the Republican
party depended upon the result" This
was said to reporter for the New York
Times. II is great pity that Malone cam
not be believed. Much interest would
attach to such a confession il il were
possible TO consider it true. Malone
had the whole Federal patronage in the
State when he began his campaign. What
was it he wished for and did not get?
What could the President have done that
he did not do: Malone was beaten in the
house OF his friends. The white Read
justers voted the Democratic ticket and
elected it. The Malone ticket received its
sole support from the negroes and the rem
egade white Republicans. Virginia H.
sisted upon being governed by white men.
This was the real issue in the canvass. The
Lynchburg Convention determined not to
draw the color line, so Malone drew it
and drew defeat.
The Democrats bought no votes. They
had no need TO. They had votes and to
spare, as the retuns show. "Twenty thou
sand dollars will cover every cent that we
spent" says Malone. "Of this amount l
contributed $4,000 myself. A friend in
New York and three personal friends in
Washington contributed TO the fund
about SS.000." The President was not one
of the Washington patriots, evidently.
II we may rely upon the Times, Malone
Is thinking about flocking by himself here
after. at would require good deal OF
consideration" he said, "to come to de-
cision as to what the future policy OF the
Readjusters would be-" The Republicans
had shown that they did not want the
Readjusters," and determination with the
Democrats "seemed impossible" The Re
adiusters " had no real friends in either
party, and at the present time there did
not appear TO be any special reason for
seeking alliance with either"
Malone may do what he pleases. His
power for evil is gone forever. The Re
adjuster party has disintegrated at home,
and its representatives in the new Con-
gress will have very unhandsome corpse
for their sole constituency Washington
Post
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DUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING.
READY For INSTANT USE.

Useful In every home in the land.-Argus.
This magnificent Liquid Gliding may be used
wherever Gold adds beauty.
|, instantly gives surface resembling SOLID
col. ID. no matter where applied.
IL Is In constant use by over 1900 manufac-
turers, decorators giders, &c.
FOR HOME USE.
RIrBy's ROYAL GLIDING Is invaluable for
cOIDiNG HOUSED OLD ORNAMENTS,
FRAMES, FURNITURE, CEILINGS. COR
NICEs, BASKETS, FANS, ETAGERE OBJ
JECTs, DECORATIVE PAINTING, &c.
Most fashionable articles are more than doubled
I'm value by the merest touch Of Gold.
ANY ONE CAN USE 1T.
cam,rs- Hair Brush In each box.
TIE cosr is THRILLING. Refuse all substitutes.
WEST, JOHNSTON q CO.,
Oil east Main street,
RANDOLPH d ENGLISH,
1902 Main street;
T. l.. ID. WALFORD,
All east Broad street;
l.. 4. FRANCK,
rs north Ninth street;
Gig east Main street
II. GUNsT 4 SON,
60b east Broad street;
and most other leading houses. &C 7-sul3t
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GGG LII uUU ZEE

Warranted the strongest, Toughest aud Most Pas
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Discovery l-Reyolutionizes the Liquid T. lue Busi
ness of the World! ROYAL GLUE Is ABSOLUTELY
Unbredkdble and INSOFAR lblei A SAMsONlAN
GIANT among ether Clues and Cementsi MIL.
LIONS OF People sre sing Royal Glue and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IT.! No Beating-Ne
Preparation-Always Ready Always Liquld
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS, Leather, Billiard.
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather AMI Rub
Der Shoes Book Backs. Brlc-a-Brac. and Every.
thing Else with lnseparable Tenacity, MAEn..
FACrURERS OF Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods
Artificial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass, Gum
Labels, Fine Carriages aud Pianos, Paper. Card
Board, OIL Cloth aud Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for Sizing, stifienipg and Gluelng Purposes.
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks for Itself. Tht
News OF It's Marvellous and Extraordinary Tn.
breakable Qualities, lis Great Smosthness. Flexi-
bllty and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer 20 Another!i LIVE SALES.
MEN JOB Thousands of Bottles OF Royal Glue u
Druggists, Grocers. etc. SMALL BOYs sell Hun.
Grsds Of Bottles to Business Offices and Families
rs CENTS per Bottle, with Brush aud Tin Cover
by MAIL. POSTPAID. 10 cents extra. Manufactured
by J.u. 0MEARA a Co,
1347 PENNSYLVANIA ave-. Washington, ID. c.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every City and Coua
~ throughout the United states, Canada, Europe
and South America. sold by Druggists, Grocers
Stationers, Har twzre and Variety Dealers every.
where. The Trade aud Public supplied By BItHR
\ BRIDGES, 1893 frsHklin street, PURCELL.
LADD 4 co. row Frs. TAYLOR q Co, BOD
EKEh BROTHERS, OWENS 4 MINOR, Rich.
mond. Va u 2S-lv
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Boston CongratuIafes Us.

The following letter is from prominent
Boston business-house TO q well-known
Richmond firm;
"B0sTON, Mass, November 8.
"Dear Sirs,-Please accept our congrat-
ulations on the splendid defeat Of Malone.
We trust you have made thorough work
with MIN, and that in future the 'Old Do
minion' will be freed from his hateful in
fiuence.
1--WE treated Butler 10 a similar dose on
Tuesday, after the hardest struggle and
closest and largest vote ever cast in the
State. Down with the demagogues as well
i'm Virginia as in Massachusetts,
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zora Burns,s Alleged Murderer BaiIcd

BY telegraph % The DIspaIcn.I
CHICAGO, November 10-A special to the
Dailu Neus from Lincoln, H., saws: The
Justice before whom Carpenter had hear
ing on the charge OF numbering Fora
Burns summed up the case by stating that
while the prosecution had shown "proba-
BILE cause" the evidence had not been such
as would warrant him in denying the ac-
cused an opportunity TO give bail. The
prisoners bond was placed at $4,000 for
his appearance at the next term OF the
court. and the sureties offered were APP
proved by the Court. The father OF the
murdered girl created sensation by max
ing u hostile demonstration against the &C.
cused, but he was restrained by the police.
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SwindIIng italian LabOrcrs.

IBy telegraph 20 the DlspaIch.I
TORONTO, November 10.-The old game
Of swinding Italian laborers who cannot
speak English by hiring them to work at
distant points ard exacting money for
commissions and travelling expenses is
again being played at various points in the
United States. over $50 poor Italians have
called upon the Italian Consul for aid to
return to the United States. They were
hired i'm Buffalo to work on the Canadian
Pacific railroad by pretended agent OF
that road, to whom they paid $3.50 for
passage, which is only SO. When they
reached their destination they learned
they had been swindled, and no work
awaited them. Victims continue to turn
I'm daily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-11
for Southern Mcfho-
iisf Conferences.
By telegraph 10 the Dispatch


NEW YORK, November 10.-The Metho-
dist Missionary Committee voted the fol-
lowing appropriations to-day to support
the colored Conferences OF the South
Central Alabama, $500; East Tennessee,
$1,000 Little Rock, $4,000; Mississippi,
$500; Savannah, S2,1j0; Tennessee. 3d.
700; Delaware, 1880; Lexington, $1,000
Louisiana, $500; North Carolina, 81. 700;
South Carolina. $4,000; Texas, $1,000
Washington, $1,000 West Texas, S4,400.