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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
WESTERN UNION LITIGATION.
THE SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA DECLINES
TO ENTERTAIN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.

THE SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA DECLINES
TO ENTERTAIN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-The Supreme
Court to-day declined TO entertain original Jurisdiction
in the matter Of the information in the nature of bill in
equity filed by Attorney General Palmer on behalf Of
he common wealth Of Pennsylvania, which asked for re-
ef against the Western Union Telegraph Company, TO
prevent Its consolidation with other companies, thus
monopolizng the business Of telegraphy in this
State The court adhered to its intimation
made to counsel on Saturday last when the bill pre-
sented and rejected because Of the immense pressure Of
regular appellant business.
ChefJustice Mercur dismissed the bill short ver-
bal opinion in which he said that the Court had gna
jurisdiction only where an injunction against
o corporation was the principal object of the
Dill. The court, he said, had held In pre-
vious decisions that where the prayer OF the
bill was not TOR an Injunction against corporation, as
was the PRAYER In this but merely anciary,
OF the time OF the court being much occupied with
appellant business. The Court of Common Pleas of
Dauphn County, the Chief Justice said had null juris
dcon in the premises and tlat the proper court
which TO begin the sUlt the court Of Daupnin County
being clothed by act or Assembly with
special pswers of jurisdiction IN OF this kind
Sss W. Petit, who represents Attorney
General Palmer, was not present when the de-
clsion OF the court was made known. visit 10 MS
office to ascertain what acOn he would take IN the mat
ter disclosed the fact that out Of town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-ln the Senate to-day
the Post Oce Appropriation bill was reported from the
Committee on Appropriations and viii be considered to-
morrow. Mr.. Miller, OF New-York, introduced three
bills to authorize the construction OF railroad bridges
across the Niagara River The Holiday Relief bill was
discussed. A motion to reduce the amount named In
the bill from $4,000 10 SO000 volei down. At
the close OF he morning hour the bil. went over.
In the House. Mr. Flower presented the petition OF
President Barnard, Of Columbia College. and others,
asking for the construction of National OBJ
servatory The conference report on the Agrl-
cultural Appropriation bill agreed TO.
The bill approprstes $405,640. being S2l GAO less
than the appropriation for the present year. bill was
reported stding for the erection OF rcprOot build
ing In Washington for tne Congressional Library. The
bill provides that the building shall be constructed
cOrd with tue plane Of Architect Smithmyer In the
Italian Renaissance style OF architecture The cost OF
the building il not to exceed 81 800 000 OF which $780,
600 Is appropriated by the bill. The bill amending the
act regulating the removal Of causes from State TO
Federal courts was passed by vote of I34 to 81.
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A WAR CLAIM DEFEATED.
IBr rELxoRArH TO THE TRlBUSE.l


WASHINGTON. Jan 1G-Two or three years ago
Congress voted to pay the State of Georgia about
SlOO 900 on account of claim for frontier defence,
said claim being nearly century old. FIVE or six
weeks ago the House voted to puy tine
same STATE $4,000 on account OF
another claim for local defence"
in l777-1O6 years ago. Yesterday 1t refused to
vote TO pay a rebel claim AMI to-day. In Commit
of the Whole it struck out the enacting clause of
bill to reimburse the State of Massachusetts for
money expended during the rebellion. 10 strengthen
her sea coast defences, at time when Governor
Andrew was informed by Secretary Seward that
there WAS urgent necessity for so doing. This bill
provoked a very brisk debate the opposition to 1t
beng led bv Messes. Holman and Bragg, who con-
sistentv fight all such measures. while 1t was de-
Tended by Messrs. Robinson, of Massachusetts,, and
others. Governor Curtin made an eloquent speee b,
euloc zing the War Governor" of Massachusetts
and praising the patriotic devotion OF The State
durlAgt he trying days of the late war. he
"anlquityn OF the Massachusetts, claim" more
than twenty years DID," one described twas
made prominent as a reason why il should not be
pa i'd Its antiquity" however. did not defeat
e her of the Georgia claims above mentioned; nor
could the sa ne oleetiOn be urged against inc de-
mand OF the former Stlte that Drove1 futie 10 tho
case of Georgia-rhat she had never PAID her pro-
portion of the direct tax imposed by the law of
1861. The MASSACHUSETTS, representatives. gem
orally voted for the Georgia claim last month.
The only GrOrgla Representative who voted to-day
to reimburse Massachusetts was Mr.. Biount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN Jan. l0.-An atiray occurred hero this
morning between some policemen and a party OF
Young men, who attempted to deprive the officers
of their reyolyers Four of ths young men were ar
rested and committed for examination.
Another arrest has been made in Dublin in con-
nection with the conspiracy to murder
The arguments IN the prosecution IN tho cases Of
Messrs. Davti, Healy and Quinn, accused of maxi
ing Infammatory speeches. have been concluded In
the Queens Bench Division. The judgment is re-
served.
LIMERICK, Jan. 10.-In an affray at Cappagh-
white County Tipperary, growing out OF resistance
to eviction the bafis were attacked with pitch
forks, and many people were wounded. number
of arrests were made
LONDON. Jan. l6.-The Dublin correspondent Oh
The Standard says: There are two distinct secret
societies here one belongs TO the old Head Cen
tre," Stephenss Fenian party, which advocates open
warfare, aud the other Is known as the Senate or
Council, body which advocates murder. An effort
will be made to prove that some OF tho prisoners re-
Gently taken into custody had been IN the company,
on a certain day, of those persons who were posted
In certain part of the city for the purpose OF as
fascinating high official. but that the attempt was
postponed for better opportunity. which, h wever.
never IL Is stated that ~ will DO shown tnat
there was q plot To destroy the LOrd-Lieutenant
aud his escort by bombs thrown from unoccupied
houses.
THE EUROPEAN FOUNDATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
RAILROAD NE VS..
TO DEVELOP A SUMMER RESORT

construction company has been incorpor-
ated under the laws Of New Jersey, which proposes 10
do busDess State Maryland and the District OF
Columbia The certificate OF incorporation has been
filed In the clerks Office Of Passaic County New
Jersey. Tho principal incOrpOrators are
George NJ RobesOn. OF Camden, N. j.; Garret
A. Hobart OF Paterson, y. J Charles II. Dsvidge and
George r. May OF Washington. The object is to build
railroad from Washington, ID. c., to Chesapeake Beach,
Nd a distance Of about 80 miles, and to develop tue
latter place summer resort The company is known
a tho Columbia Contracting Company. The railroad
company has been organized under the name OF the
Washington aud Chesapeake Railroad Company with the
inc0rporators Of the Columbia Contracting Company,
and several other capitalists including John O. New OF
Indi ma. The construction company has levied an
sessment OF Onctenh Its capital stock OF 100000 and
Is negotiating for rails. The railroad company has
morigageu its nights to the Farmers Loan and Trust
COMPANY OF this city Tor inc Latter company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 16.-At the annual
meeting Of the OF the Portland and Ogdens
burg Railroad to-day the old directors reelected.
saunel j. Anderson was reelected president Tue an
nual report SHOWS that considerable Improvement had
been made At many ponts. The earnings S354,l73.
nganst S3O3 40 LsG year expenditures T350.O3 OF
winch s247. 500 ure the operating expenses.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16-The annual meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Lehlgh Valley Railroad Company
was held here to-day. The annual report OF the Board
Of Managers adopted. The following officers were
elected: President, II. L. Packer; vicepreslsent
Charles Hartshorne; treasursr L. Chamberlain score
tary J. X. Fanshaw. Director.-Chares Hartshorne, r.
Asa Packer, William L. Conybglaln, Ario Pardee' VIM
Ingnam, George II. Markle, Robert III. Sayre James
Bak.ieo, Elisha r. Wilbur Joseph Patterson, dsEret
Is. Lndcrinan and John H. Fell
CIsoiSSATi Jan. l0.-At an adjourned meeting OF tho
sto kholders OF the Cincinnati Northern Railroad today
the folio wing directors elected Gabriel Meter,
Edward Colson. B. j. Bachnau, Nelson Perrin, Albert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIRS-BY 7ELEGRAPH.

DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
SYRACUSE. y. Y. Jan; I6MNeIson III, ,lidcneiI, IT, q
liquor seller ny Ihroe dsa aly .nis ~ =" o'e
cuAugEp WITH THE MURDER OF MRS. BRUSH.
BRIpGEPoRT, Coma, Jan. l6.-Detec I'VE Weeks
- iaht sfyrssd Edward McGurk, alias Irish"
,cion Oh being tho murderer Of Phebe Brush at strz
tord Clrcums evidence against him Is strong
BRAKEMAN INJURED BY FALL.
SpRINGFIEID Mus. Jan. l6.-Ed ward Clarity, q
brakeman fell ON freight al Tbompsonvile. Conn,
th,s pou crushed amputation
viii be necessary. lie badly cut about the head
A CONVICTION AFFIRMED. .
BUFFALO, n. Y, jan 10.--A dispatch from Az
the iB the 81 The People asns
Joseph Bork the defautng ot uessli 90 o. snis
MI o OF embexzng nearly stov wv VI
which OO has been affirmed .nd ths
or WAS his Office Sentence wl
hs nsst sessasn o. sas oyss Ahe
niacr Ce0xk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.
A FUND TO BE Listed FOR TAXATION.

AFUND TO BE LISTED FOR TAXATION.
COLUMBUS, Ohlo, Jan. l6.-lhe Supreme
Court decldd to-day tna the Reinsurance fund
Of IRE companies must be listed for taxation.
COwHIDED FOR INSULTING LADIES.
ST. LOUIS, JAM lG.-Clay Sexton, Chief of
the Fire Department here. won fame last evening by
promptly cnastaing with driving whip young man
whom he had deliberately accost several ladies
with insulting language. Sexton whipped the fellow
fully ten minutes, making him howl with pain. large
crowd applauded the performance.
THE WESTERN SPRING TROTTING CIRCUIT
CINCINNATI, Jan. l6.--Dates for the Spring
Trotting Circuit were fixed today s follows: Mays
yile May 22 to % Cincinnati May 20 70 June Day
ton, June TO 8 Springfield. June IL to Is Columbus
June 10 ~ D. Ii probable that Toledo Detroit Jack
and East Saginaw will follow IN the order named,
with the possible addition Of Louisville and Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS By THE COMMITTEE
REPORT TO THE HOUSE
lpr TELEGRAPH TO THE TKrsUSE.l

lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The Appropriations Com
mittee. alter % long and brisk discussion to day.
adopted the Naval bill alter amending it la some
important particulars. The item for the monitors
was reduced to $l50OCO. with the proviso that the
money shall be expended only foI machinery for enc
monitor. and for tnat the cost of the machinery
Tor which will not exceed the amount appropriated.
All the old monitor contracts made by Secretary
hobeson are virtually repudiated and the Secretary
OF the Navy is directed to take possession Of the
unfinished iron-clads aud place them In the navy
yards. lie is also 10 ascertain and report to Con
gress what amount Is equitaby due the contractoiu
ID ~hvse shipyards the vessols have been storod and
cared for during the last six years, for which
period work upon them has bcen suspended. The
contracts for machinery for the monitor are to
10 made by the Secretary of tho Navy upon tho
recommendation of the Naval Advisory board.
Tue law OF last session providing for the building
os new steel cruiser of not exceeding 5000 tons,
" loss tnan 5000 tons displacement. Is to be re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
TOPICS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

THE HOUSE TARIFF BILL-APPRoPRIArloNs FL"
THE NAvY-GENERAL GRANT AND MEXlCo'
The Ways and Means Committee repor'eu d
Tariff bill to the House yesterday ks proVi-
sions have been published from day TO day as
the Committee has proceeded in its work
Tho nrosnect of its becoming law is SAID TO
ba not Good. The Naval Appropriation OIL
was also reported as amended by the Com
M M ttee II appropriates $15, 100. and some
of its features are materially changed Since ~
left the hands of the Subcommittee: "A war
claim presented byMassachusetts was deiea'ec. I.
General Grant states the purpose OF Ills ViSie
to Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.

WAsRINGToN,. Jan. 16.-1he subcommittee
Of the Committee Elections reported this morning in
favor OF presenting report authorizing the sending Of
committee TO the Ivth Alabama District 10 invest The
charges Of fraud in the election ~ which grew the
JGnesshelley contest. On Friday Mr.. Shelley will bs
heard In opposition to the report. Toe validity Of he
reglstraton laws Of Missouri hey affect the election
OF Mr. 5essinghaus Will aso be argued before the
mittee Friday The committee agreed To report In
favor OF paying the contestant Bayley. IN the Bayey
Bsrbuer WIN Virginia. case before the XLVIth
Congress, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
AMENDMENTS TO THE POST OFFICE BILL

WASHINGTON Jan. l6.-The more important
changes proposed by the Senate Committee on Appro
praonD to-day as amendments to;ths Post Office Appro
praton bill, the following; To DIX July 1888
the when the reduction OF the rate OF letter postage
from cents TO cents shall into effect. instead Of
January 2. 1884 as proposed by the II use OF Repre-
senatves To wholly strike out the House provision
regard TO the compensation OF subsidized railroads for
carrying the mails
To appropriation OF s5 600 for necessary
and special facilities on trunk nes this IL intended TO
continue the existing fast mail servIcc) and
crease the item for steamboat mall service from $780,
900 10 S6Z5,OO0. -
Senator Piunb liz reporting the bill, gave that
he will call up for consideration by the Senate tonor
row.
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peaed aud the money used for smaller steel cruisers
Additional items for such cruisers amounting TO
81 800. 600 are recommended. Tie total amount OF
the bill is 2Oa. 100, being an increase OF about
S37sOOO over the appropriations for the current
year. instead of an increase Of nearly $1,3OOOOO
recommended In the bill as originally prepared by
Mr.. Robeson. ,bairman of the subcommittee.
Some notifications were also made by the full
COMMITTEE in the proposed new legislation respect
ing the promotion and retirement OF officers; but
the provisions for the abolition of the grade OF COM
modore and the promotion. by selection, OF officers
to thegrade of rear admiral which were rejected Dy
Congress last summer, have been rotaihed
Two Democratic members OF the committee
Messrs. Atkins aud LcFevre-vcted agains. the
items relating to The monitors, which, however
were ia, ored by all the Republicans who were pre-,
sent OH account Ct the proviso multiplying the oId
contracts, which great many Republicans contend
were illegally made, and also because provision 10
made for the taking possession by the Government
of its owu property which has been so long IN the
custody of the contractors For every day that the
unfinished vessels remain in private shipyards the
owners of the latter have All equitable claim Tor
compensation and IT is thought that this condition
OF affairs has existed quite long enough. lbe Dill
was reported to the House this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

Netter, a. ID. HYDE, @. W. Ballou, j. N. Kinney E. r.
Phillips, Edgar NJ. johnson and John Ryan.
Boston, Jan. 16-A suit was brought here to-day in
the Superior Court for Suffolk County, by Simon Rohs
child. OF New-Yorka aganst the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Company to dividends claimed to be due
on certain shares OF stock issued by the Pacific Railroad
or Missouri certificates having lndorsed upon them the
guarantee OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
OF the payment OF such dividends. Mr.. Rothschd is
10 understood to large number Of stockhold
ers who have united IN this litigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
MARRIED on IHE STAGE.

NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 16.-Waltor Robinson
anu Mas Nellie Hess. members Of the " Corinne Merry
makers" Company, we're married on the stage OF the
New Haven Opera House az the close OF this evenings
performance by the Rev. H. NJ HoughtOn, pastor OF the
Church Of the Messiah. The bride dressed in white
with long brdal veil and carried large bouquet The
groom III evening dress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
d BACHELORS BALL.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-The Bachelors
ball this evening IN the foyer Of the Academy of Music
was an undonbted success; over 500 persons paruci
pated. The decorations OF the ballroom aud corridors
were tasteful aud costly and greatly to the satisfaction
OF the young people. A german concluded the pro-
gramme Tue managers Of the ball were William Read
Fisher, Dr. Richard, A C. Leeman William White
Lyman Bddle. William Meade, Z. L. lngers0u, L.
Hutchinson, James Large and G. Hartman Kuhn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
ALEKo PAcHA ORDERED TO APOLOGIZE.

LONDON, Jan. 16.-A Constantinople dis
patch TO The Daily Ne1s says; Aleko Pacha Governor
General OF Eastern Roumea, states that he cannot ne
responsible for the Government as long as NJ. Krebe
uhc acting Russian Consul GeneraD remains and he
asks the Porte either have the latter recalled or TO nc
cept his (Alekos resignation. VI. Krrbe has aent re-
port TO the russian Ambassador at COn'tantinope, de-
clarng that Aeko Pacha daily violates the Constitution
PHILIPPoPOLIs Jan. 16.It Is rumored that the Porte
has ordered AekO Pacha 10 offer an apology 70 NJ kre
BEL and that Aleko refused crisis is imminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
JERSEY CENTRAL AND LEHIGH VALLEY.

A meeting of the directors of the Central
Railroad or NewJersey was held yesterday II was re-
ported Wall street that negotiations for closer rela
tons between the company and the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company In progress that the road TO be
leased tho Lchgh Valley for long OF years. and
that Of the details or ths plan the
purpose the dit eeors meeting yesterday Receiver
Little refused nything ia regard 10 tue meeting.
Colonel Kesn second vice president said There are
no negotiations pending the two companies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
IN OLD Law SUIT ENDED.

ENFIELD, n. H.. Jan. 16.-The celebrated
law suit known the Shaker clse, OF Davis against
Dyer which has been in the courts for eighteen years,
brought 20 close yesterday. short time ago an
execution was ordered IN favor Of the plaintiff and the
TO be dropped from The docket Yesterday the
Shakers paid ID. L. Davis Sl5,916 So, TO satisfy tho
execution and The suit grew out of the lease Of
Nla mill 1t Erria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
THE CONTEST IN NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 16.-The Legislature
baoted to-day for United States Senator There were
twentyeght balOted for. Saunders. the present
incumbent, received l3 votes; Morton (DenD, IS,
Cowan (Repl, g: Sickle AntiMonopoisp, o; Thayer,
10; Mlard s; Manderson, 81 Connor Ant-Monopolst3,
T. The rest scattering. The result IS index OF
the real contest, and suTnlse. be intshgeDuy
mudo the successful candidate will be- There
is no bitterness In the strife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
THE LOSS OF LIFE IN THE BURNED CIRCUS.
ST.. PETERsBURG. Jan. l6.-AccOrding 10 the

official report 26s persons, including many foreign
travellers lost their lives by the burning Of the circus in
Beriitschef saturday last The circus had inner and
outer walls AMI the spaces between were filed with
straw.
LONDON. Jan IA dispatch from Vienna to The
Daily Neirs says the manag OF the circus have been
arrested for having had the two SIDE doors
nailed up There being rooms large enough 10 hold
the bodies of the deaf they have been placed in field
when the naiedup doors opened hity corpses fell
In Ia ground n n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
GENERAL GRANT ON THE MEXICAN TREATY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-Congressm nn-elect
Ochitree OF Texas. has had an interview with Gen.
eral Grant on the subject of the proposed recipro-
city treaty with Mexico General Grant is reported
to have sad that the statement that he was acting
in the interest Of the Gould railroad system was
false he acting In the interest OF 5O,OOO.oOO
reorle, and considered himself something quite
different from lobbyist for any individual or IN
corrorated interest. When the people came to I'M
derstand the terms OF the treaty they would be as
ready with their Communications as they were with
their objections
General Grant is quoted as sayirg that the foreiun
trade of Mexico was wholly in the 1ands OF tue
Germans and English, and that this proposed treaty
WAS devised with n view to open ny mp business re-
lationS between the two co1Ltrles. With SIX years
of experience under its provisions this country
would get such II iOothold that she could compete
favorably with all coIners for the Mexican foreign
trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
BODY.STEALING IN QUEBEC.

MONTREAL, Jan. 16.--At st. Marie, fifty
miles from this city, two bodies stolen from the
vault In the cemetery found under barn two
miles distant Warrants have been issued for the arrest
Of two medical students who are suspected. An at
tempt made last night to break into the deadhOuse
OF the Tongue Point Asylum. An alarm was given, and
O medical student named Tlliatraut was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
SUICIDE BY STARHATTON.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 16.-Nichoas Felix, an in
OF the Allegheny city Home died to-day from star
walton. Last July he resolved that he would not eat
any more, since which time he has lived small
quantity OF milk a0d sl smaller quantity OF whiskey,
which forced down his throat. No motive Is known
for Liz sLrange ulnLhnl OF cnmmIIing smlCile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
CONGRESSMAN KENYA NOMINATED.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 16.-The Demo-
cratic Legislative caucus, held to nominate candidate
for United states Senator this evening" harmonious
All the Democratic members in the CITY, except one.
participated. John Z. Kenna Congressman from the
1lid District, nominated the third ballot The
election viii take plecc Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
y-YORK. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1883.

the Crown Princess have declined to recve presents
the occasion of their silver wedding and request the
givers expend the money that they proposed thus
using in alleviang the distress caused by the nunda-
tions.
PEsTH. Jan. 16-The waters at Mohacs are subsidug.
LONDON, jan I6.-The Germans resident In London
that they have collected $4,000 for the relief
Of the sufferers.
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DEATH OF MRS. STILLWELL.

CINCINNATI Jan. 16.-A dispatch to The
Commercial Gazette from Mount Vernon, Ohio, says
Intelligence received here to-day OF the death of
Mrs Emma stillwe who confessed the murder Of go
many OF her reatives To the last she maintained the
truth OF her cOnfeaslOns.