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traffic both in and outside Of this city. The Western
express. due here at o'clock only arrived at this
morning All other taLs from four 20 seven hours
late.
Owing to the failing OF In freight TO England from
Boston aud the increase IN Canadian freight the Allan
Line has withdrawn from Boston for the winter aud
their steamers Will from Port land and Halifax IN the
iture The fornghtly steamer Will still between
Boston and Glasgow
OTTAWA, Jan. 1a.--Mr vanKoughnet, Deputy superin-
tenden Of Indian Affairs, left here to-day for Washing
toa on Official business.
Professor Wgc1ns claims the storm OF yesterday 90
have been verihcation Of his October prediction The
second Storm Is ixed for February %.
ST. JOHS, n. b., Jan. 1s.-willlam Wallace. who was
shot by Roderck Howell In fight at Malpeque p j.. L..
recently. died OF bis wound to-day. Howell. who Is
seventy years OF Is in jail awaiting trial for murder
KINGSTON, Ont, Jau 1s.-AnOther sensation has oc-
CURED here In connection with tue disappearance Of
Mrs Roblnsein. On Tuesdi night her two sons, Carl
ara OTTO, lett tleir homa In ca1 and have not been
seen or heard fsince. They about seventeen and
nineteen years old respectively. Their disappearance
cannot be accounted for.
WINSIPLG, Man., Jan 1s.-SmaDpoI has broken out In
the lumber camps Rat Portage Several deaths
reported and about twelve known 10 exist IN
te valley OF g. Herbert nine miles from here and In
the surrounding country. The disease Il spreading The
Government has sent ont aid shape of and
medical men. The disease chiefly affects the French and
haltDreeds.
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EXPLOSION on 4 STEAMER.

EIGHT PERSONS KILLED OR MIsSISG-rHE PILOT
BLOWN HIGH IN THE AIR.
SEATTLE, W. r., Jan. 1S.-The steamerJosrphlne'
which left this city yesterday for Skagit River hav-
inp on board full freight and twenty passengers,
blew up YESTERDAY In Port Susan Bay, fifty miles
north of this port. The acting-master, the purser'
steward ana fireman. and several passengers, are
reported lost. There is yet no definite Information
as to tho cause of tie disaster.
SAN Francisco Jan 1S.-A Dispatch from Seat
tle W. T. says: The explosion occurred while the
passengers we're at dinner. The crown sheet went
straight up through the forward cabin anG the
pilot-houso, carrying johnson, the man at the
wheel, high INTO the air, causing his instant death
Captain Bailey, who was on deck, was Killed
Neither he nor Pnrser Turler was seen
after tho explosion. The steward and
his assistant, David Sparks were instantly killed
while waiting on the table. Kavaaaush, tho fire.
man. was not zen after the accident, and was un-
doubtedly killed. S. Z. Cannon, commercial
traveller, representing the firm of Bates, Reed d
Cooley, of New-York, and r man named Samuel
Babbett, were also killed
The following list of the ln-
bruised about the head Miss Estella
Bradish, of Tacoma. thigh broken; Hannah frce,
of Skagit an old LADY, ankle jlmmcl and otherwise
hurt; \. G. Kelly, of SkaHt, leg broken. One OF
TWO others were sg1tly hurt. Sixteen persons on
board escaped uninjuted. The boat broke III TWO
pieces, one por,lon sluklng and the other hOaung'
The survivors were rescued by Indians and !oagsrs
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FOUR STATE LEGISLATURES.

HARTFORD, Jan. 18.-In the House Of
Representatives to-day bill introduced providing
that II judge of any court shall accept hold Office
in railroad company he shall be disqualified from
ing az judge.
DOVER Del, Jan. ia bill has been prepared for
introduction IN the General Assembly providing for the
disposition OF insane cOnvicts, This Will the
OF Collingwood r. Hallctt who convicted last
May Of the murder Of william Z. Deputy at Milford
Haett subsequently exhibited symptoms Of insanity
and sentence suspended Under the proposed bill
the court may appoint commission in lunacy and II
the convict be aduIged insane order his removal TO the
slnshouse IL he aterward reSains his sanity he may
be returned ~ jail for sentence.
HARRISBURG Penn, Jan. 18.-Goyernor Pattison
to-day the Senate the of James p Lindsay
to be Harbor Master ut Philadelphia. The nomination
was laid over
NASHVILLE. Team, Jan. 1S.-The Legislature to-day
took seven ballots for COntr0le without result.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NEW CROP OF CUBA SUGAR.
BOSTOv, Jan. 1S.-Ihe first cargo OF the new
Of Cuba arrived here this morning in the brig L.
staples, from datanzas.
BEQUEsT TO THE INDIAN SCHOOL.
CARLISLE, Penn, Jan. 1S-lhe Carlisle Indian
school received legacy OF 81 900 from Mrs Elizabeth
Hszzard, of Newport. IL 1.
KILLED BY FALLING TREE.
TROY, n. Y, Jan 1S-William kullison was killed
at Peters0nrgh In this county, yesterday by falling tree
which he mad chopped down
DEATH FROM HER CLOTHES TAKING FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.-Mrs Emma Street, who
stove, died last night at ST. Josephs Hospital
No lie IsIoN IN LIBEL SUIT. ,
BosTON Jan. lS.- in the suit of Dr. Mcdonald
alleged libel uttered by he latter the jury disagreed
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF CoLLIERiES.
WuKEsBARRE, Penn. Jan. ia suspension OF
coeries IN this distinct II Is thought that the
cores viii suspend for three days each week until next
March.
A CASE OF COMPULSORY INSOLVENCY.
SPRINGFlELD Mass, Jan. 1S-ihe Insolvency
~ snsv Folsom Martin Of Boston asaing that Francs
Hoste furnishing goods dealer doing business In this
woMAN's BOARD OF MISSIONS
BosToN, Jan. 1S.-The morning session to-day of
womsns Board Of Missions occupied with addresses
The afternoon session evoted 10 missionary
Mission and Miss H. A. HILLS Of the Ceylon Mission.
THE GRAND LODGE OF CONNECTICUT.
NEw-HAYEN, Jan. 1S.-At to-days session OF the
Jsand Lodge r. and A. M OF conpseticIt the sGSwins
deputy grand master Dwight Waugh grand senior warden
Wheeler
CONVENTION OF ExPREssmEN
BALTIMoRE, Jan. 1S.-The convention of the Ex-
prcssmens Mutual Beneficial Association reassembod this
morning when resolutions q eondoIenee With the families o
Company and Henry Kip late general manager o. ws sns
sass and Dc w
T., secretary and treasurer.
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ANTHRACITE COAL Production

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.-The official report
OF anthracite coal tonnage for the last year has Just
completed 1t shows that tho total tonnage Of all the
carrying companies for the year 30 096 TONS o.
which the Phil ,delphia and Reading Company trans
ported 700o,1l3 Lehigh Valley, 6,933.74 Central
Railroad OF NewJersey, 4,2ll,O52; Delaware Lacka-
wanna aud Western, 4,63s7l7; Delaware ana Hudson,
3203 1853; PennsY.vanIn RAILROAD 1882 GA Pennsyl-
yania Coal Company, 1,469,S New-York Lake Erie
and Western 330,511. The output for December was
1899 439 tons, being decrease OF 125,257 tonsl
pared with the corresponding month last year.
The stock coal hand at tiiewaer shipping points
tons Oh December 81 1881 OF the total produc ion o
the year tue Wyoming region contributed 13.971,371
479s per cent the Lehgh region 5.6S94
1884 per cept, and the Schuylklll region 0459,
2ss toDs or 81 As per cent.
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DISASTERS AT SEA,

LONDON, Jan. 1S.-Lloyds confirm the re-
port Of loss Of the French coastng boat
from which, containing the dead bodies OF four persons
found oil the Cote announced the 18th inst
The name OF the steamer was tho Amee.
The British steamer Tower Hill, Captain Eford, from
Liverpool for NewYork is returning Liverpool. she
has s ssnaled that mas sprung aleak and las ten
feet OF water In the hold.
The British bark st. Heens, Captain Wood, from New
York. December 49, Tor wCaste, has arrived at Fal.
mouth She had boats smashed aud lost bulwarks aud
sas.
one OF tho boats belonging to the steamer City OF
Brussels has been washed ashore on the coast Of the
Isle of Man.
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OPINIONS OF THE BOSTON PAPERS.

from rms JouTHdI
The Journa, tRep) says regarding 5enstor Hoars re-
eeCon The reelection OF George F. Hoar great VIC
bafles the cunningly contrved schemes Of Governor
Butler and bis Democratic following and attests be-
enough and consistency enough and loyalty to principle
enough to keep free from coalitions and to execute Its
own policy In It's own way
IRON, TIE Ttaelier.
me 7Eareier ep says: The net result s the victory
party aud to the imminent peril Of ts future asceTd
ancy In this State. A sIch. is M subject for reoic
ing only among Democrats.
From The Herald. 49,
Senator Hoar obtained bis election IN avery credit
able manner There was no caucus. no pressure and
ne Was elected by strictly party vote.
From The Transcript
The State and the country greatly the gamers py
toe decision of the legislature to-day disspatins the
mist. that gathering in dense clouds above the
Pontica horizon OF the formerly steadiast hep"o
From The Adceriiser.
MsAd rerser lRepl will say The result .o %dii ne
chsetts and OF the country We congratulate the Re
puDicans of the state and of the country upon yester
to its significance. long step has been taken toward
recovery from the misiortdne OF November. We mus
the assurance that the Legislature IS not Buffers 10
command is full of encouragement"
From The Po,,.
The Post Dem will say: ave hope he understands the
reasons that have prevailed IN naSng him his % own
%sFen While would have 6Sen very Significant
rebuke 10 Senator Hoar 10 defeat him, the narrow niue
majority oy which re er n rC nrera bc
opposition was not crystalized, and so he won. 1t
means: Not guilty. but don't you do IL again.
Democratic buuderng had much to do with the election
OF Hoar Without it, in all probability, there would
have been prolonged deadlock. which would have re-
suited In the defeat Of HOar and the election OF some
Republican OF more liberal views"
From The Globe
We have particular sympathy with Mr.. Hoar
and did desire his reelC oo. He Is to continue TO
represent Massachusetts People, regardless OF party,
want Senator nave influence In Washington. II Mr..
Hoar restrain his temper and preludices and let
other have righ TO their opinions, lie desires TO
ave ha will aEa a hef
credtabe 10 the State dnrng the next six years than lie
has been in the past.
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A STAMPEDE IN A THEATRE.
FIVE PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED IN MILWAUKEE,
BY Az EXPLOSION.

FIVE PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED IN MILWAUKEE,
BY Az EXPLOSION
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1s-A stampede was caused in
the Grand Opera House here tonight
during the performance Of Lights o
London" In the third act the calcium light ma
chine on the stage exploded with fearfsl force,
causing great excitement in the audience Of
about 800. There was no fire, but
cries OF Keep your seats from all sides and the
playing OF the orchestra partially restored order
and nobody in the audience was hurt.
Five Nlk OF the stage people, all Ol
Milwaukee,. hurt, Gs follows Gus Stepher,
supemumerary, cut in leg; Charles G. Reed, stage
carpenter and advertising agent. cut IN leg;
James Foster. supernumeraTy. wounded in breast
Albert Seymour, fracture Of skull Robert FarrIng-
ton, left leg torn of. The last two cannot live
through the night.
The scene on the stage was one of devastation.
Tie play had to be stopped, after which the
audience left the house in good order. GTeas IN
dipnation prevailed after IL was learned that OF
the PRINCIPAL doors of exit was locked.
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FATAL EXPLOSION ON IN ENGINE.

THREE MEN KILLED AND OTHERS SERIOUSLY
INJURED
SHREVEPORT, La. Jan. lS.-News has been re-
ceived here OF an explosion which occurred yester-
day evening of an engine ON the Mansfield
Tap Railway. branch of the Nev-Oreans
Pacific at the depot in Mansfield. Engineer Shack!e-
ford, Thomas Mays, fireman, and J. Hardy. brake
man. were instantly killed; Mr.. Inglis and Mr.
Hanson, telegraph operator at Marthayilie,
fatally wounded; Sir. Taylor. freight
agent and several Others were seriously
hurt The body of NAYS was blown ifty yards,
pa sing through plank fence. There Is scarcely
vestiCe of the wreck left on the track. The engine
had just blown whistle 10 start when the ex-
plOslOu occurred.
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SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
rpr srR,rcGIE IN SEVERAL STATES.

THE STRUGGLE IN SEVERAL STATES.
SENATOR HoAR's VICTORY IN MAssAcnUsErrS-A
TELEGRAM FROM Mr.. CRAPo SAID TO BE FOR
GERy-MR. WINDOW LOSING GROUND IN MIN
NFsOTA.
Senator Hoar was reelected on the hrse pai-
lot taken yesterday in the Massachuse''' Lee
;sloturc. A telegram was said to have been
received from Mr.. Crapo Withdrawing his
name and reqle sting his friends to support
AIR Uoar. Late last evening it was said that
the telegram was forgery. prolonged con-
test is expected in Minnesota. Three ballots
wers taken yesterday and Senator Window
lost votes on each. 1t is reported that dis
supporters may abandon him on SATURDAY.
There was no choice in Nebraska OF
Michigan. Senator Plumb, OF Kansas, has
been unanimously renominated in caucus
and his reelection is certain. The chances Tor
the return of Senator Mcpherson, of New-Jer-
sey, are said to be favorable.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.

NATIONAL BOARD OF STEAM NAvIGATI0N.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 18.-The eleventh annual
meeting Of the National Board Of steam Navigation
convened Today Action was taken approving the
Shipping b especially tho clause relative 70 the limited
liability Of Resolutions approving com-
mission OF examination coorbndness, also relating
70 fog signalling sea, will be offered
SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND THEN HIMSELF.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1S.-Elihu Palmer, prin-
ter wife u the street. dragged her into an alley
and shot her In the neck with revolver he then put
q ball into his own head. The woman Is only sngnty
hurt but Palmer IL said 10 be mOrtally wounded raj
mer says he shot his wife because she left MIN ana on
tered diseputabls house but the woman says ho had
no cause for the act.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
POLITICAL AND CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS.

POLITICAL AND CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS.
DISCUSSING THE TARIFF-wAsrE or TIME ny nrR
syNArE-rHE NAVY BILL IN THE BousE-A
coNsrIruTIoSAL AMENDMENT.
Both the House and the Senate adjourned
early yesterday on the announcement Of the
oeath OF Representative Shackleford. IL il
thought probable that the Tariff bill reported
TO the House by the Ways and Means commit
tee will be dropped. and that the one presented
by the Tariff Commission will be taken up.
Mr.. Robson explained the Navy bill TO the
House. Complaint is made of the waste of
time by the Senate. Congressman Moore. OF
tennessee, has prepared constitutional
amendment providing for the enforcement Of
contracts entered into by the States of the
Union.
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EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOsToN, Jan. 1S.-The annual report of the
State Board OF Education of tho Normal schools
that they have proved great success. The returns
show an increase OF G97 IN the attendance OF persons
between re and fifteen years. OF 51se In the whole
number found In the schools, OF 34ll IN the
membership, OF 63l IN the average attendance and Of
50 in the number Of schools They also Indicate In
crease of Sl4OOs 81 I'm the amount raised by TAXATION
S4SlGi IL la the amount expended upon public schools
exclusive expense upon school buildings, and OF
glO4 20 la the amount expended inclusive Of the
expense upon scnoOi buildings. The number OF high
schools the state - 22l increase OF six Ia the
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MARWOoD's LIFE THREATENED.

TRALEE, Ireland, Jan. ls.-Thc local workmcn re-
fuse to erect scafolu for the execution of Poff and
Ba re;t. sentenced to be hanged for the murder of
homas Brown. a farmer. near Castle Island. Mar
wood, the hangnan has arrived here accompanied
by carDentess from Dublin who will construct the
scanOld Upon tine ARRIVAL of MarwOod at LINER
ick. hls way here. the police had great difficulty
in protecting him from the crowd at the railway
station.
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SMILLPOY IN BALTLNORE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1S.-MayOr Whyte to-day
addressed communication 10 the president Of the Mer-
chants aud Manutacturers Association, giving al
official report OF the spread Of smallpox on January
l3 the last statement made up, aud 1t showed the
entire nunber of smallpox Ia the city TO be 403
iu population OF nearly 100000, and It also showed
that tho were confined TO comparatively small
territory and chic nv TO four wards, aud n In believed
that the successfully confined 10 them IL
is now under control
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THE rlDEWA7Fe pIPE COMPANE.

TnUsvILLE, Penn, Jan. 1S.-Ihe annual
meeting OF the shareholders Of the Tdewaer Pipe Com
pany, limited, held In this city yesterday. The
election for managers resulted follows John satter
field, manager and chairman; T. b. MscFarland. man
ager aud ID. B Stewart, manager and secro
tafy; +. B. GOwen. manager and James X Keene, man
ager or the above Board Satterfcld, NacFarand aud
Stewart suppant Is. ID. Benson, A. ". Perrin and X f.
Hopkins. GOwen ana Keenc reelected.
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TRAlNMEN TO BE ARRESTED.

Troy, n. Y, Jan. lS.-Coroner Green last
evening concluded the examination INTO the cause OF the
accident the Troy and Boston Railroad Mt Mcrose on
December 10. The jury returned verdict that Super
intendent Joseph Crandell Engineer Charles Killing
beck Conductor Heniy H. Winnird and Tral
Richard J. Bannett guilty OF causing the death OF
Francis c. Brundage and John Rordan and that the
killing Of the men criminal and not accidental mas
much could have b0cn prevented II the train hands
had performed faithfully their several duties Coroner
Green will issue Tor the arrest OF tue TO
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4 SUPPOSED CASE or POISONING.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 1S.-In November last
Amatia Heal oi Lincolnvle died under suspicious
cumstances. Her body afterward exhumed, and
the stomach was sent TO ProfessoC for anal
ysis In his report he says that he found sufficient
strychnne TO cause death. Since the death OF Miss
Heal her mother has been insane, and has continually
talked about holding poisoned cup to her daughters
lins penerallY beeYed that the girl was murdered
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A SLEIGH STRUCK BY RAILwAY TRAIN.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 1S.-This morning
Irving Smith, with two boys in a sleigh attempted to
drive across the Hudson River Railroad track
Stockport while the Hudson gravel trOin approach
ng The train struck the back part of the sleigh the
occupants were thrown out, and the sleigh was
was picked up unconscious and will probably die The
otner boy, son OF Patrick Reddnon, badly injured
escaped unhurt lie says he did not the train until
he got the track.
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THE STATE PRISON OF MASSAcH USETTS.

BosroN, Jan. 1S.-The annual report OF the
Prison Commissioners upon the state Prison was sub
mitted to the Legislature to-day Tho deficit for the
year ending September 3O 1882 has been Sl5,029 2s
In the previous year the deficit $25. .810 49, The
cost OF the prison tor 1882 has therefore
$135sl 60 less than IN 1891 The commissioners
approve the suppression OF the oyerwork sysen unuer
Wtich many abuses had grown up.
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FALLING WALLS M TWEDDLE HALL.

ALBANY, Jan. 1S.-Early this morning por-
ton Of the north wall OF the burned Twedde Hall fell,
crashing through the adjoining house on North Pears
and rendering the Interior almost complete wreck
About 10 o'clock pai Of the west wall fell In. No
was Injured The Fire Department than called out
stapding as they we're considered dangerous.
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HEAVY FAILURE IN LONDON

LONDON, Jan. lS.-C. Cooper, Hall & Co.,
merchants and bankers Of No 40 Lombard st. London
have isled Their liabilities 100000. The failure
was due 10 large cups OF capital aud liabilities
railway contracts IN iae Brazs aud Canada. The IaIl-
ure will not seriously nfcct London capitalists. II is
stated that large portion Of the liabilities arr fully
secured Tue amount OF the assets ID not estimated.
They consist OF 0ookdebts RAILWAY shares and Interests
In ,nrrIrI rnncr r.OIlA.
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ARRESTED FOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT

BUFFALO Jan. 1S.-There is great excitement
In Roman Catholic circles here the and IN
dlctment OF Thomas Waldron, familiarly known as
Brother Frank, O charge Of cr!minsly assaulting
Hattie Carr, age seven. Brother Frank has been for
years director Of the Brothers College. and is known
throughout The country He served, twenty years ago.
director OF the DO La Sale Institute in NewYork
three years. after winch he resumed his dictatorship
hore. He fitythree years of age IL Is claimed by
Brother Franks friends that for une past his mind
has been affected.
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

QUEBEC. Jan. 1S.-The Quebec Legislature
opened to-day with the usual ceremonies. number of
matters Of great Province are promised
for consideration It is announced that the Govern
ment win give special attention colonization and to
primary schools
to the creditors Of Alexander MoGbbon, grocer, who
failed here time ago. and settlement Is likely
to be effected.
The snow blockade has efectualy demorazed railway
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GENERAL IRISH NEWS.

ROME, Jan. 1S.-It is reported that the Pope
has sent letter TO the Irish bishops advising them 70
adopt concatory attitude towards the Government.
LONDON, jan 1S-The Galway correspondent OF The
Da,iy Ners says 500 applications have been made
Board Of Guardians for assisting emigration The
Beaver Line Steamship Company has offered TO take
emigrsnts direct from Galway to America at reduced
paiaa
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APPOINTED BISHOP OF TRURO.

LONDON. Jan. lS.-Canon Wilkinson has
been appointed 10 the Bshoprc OF Truro, to All the va
ancy ocoasoncd by the appointment OF Dsnop Benson
10 tue Archbshopr'c d. Canterbury.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
COLLISION IN BOSTON HARsoR.

UULLIbION IN BOSTON HAHI3UH'
BOSTON, Jan. 1s.-The schooner Lawrence M ~.
Mckenzie captain Mckenzie for Portland to load for bM
BADGES while sailing Harbor this morning came
collision with the steamer Missouri from Liverpool. ihe
schooner carrfedaway her jibboom.
PRIsoNERs 3LooDsrAINED CLOTHING
GOSHEN, n. T., Jan. Isl be prosecution OF Jonh
Kartson for the murder OF Felix Mccarthy at Vaisgae
was continued tns Katston Was seen at mangnt
washing blood nom mis- hands and face Hs coat and shl
blood stained and blood stained bills were founa
IN his as & Senc,ea m ei S,ss ~ ~
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A GOYERNoRS POWER or REMOVAL.

BosToN, Jan. 18.-In the Supreme Judicial
Court this morning there hearing In the case OF
the by the relation OF Joseph NJ Day
of Bsrnstable against Hiram o. Hartman, Of Welieet
TIL. claim I'm this case the Governor had
stitutional right Judge Day by address, and
that the only way was BY impeachment Arguments
were heard and the decision was reserved
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SENATOR PLUMB TO BE RETURNED.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 1s.-At the Republican Leg
islative caucus held here yesterday afternoon TO
nominate United States Senator Preston B. Plumb
received l08 votes the first ballot being the
unanimous vote of the caucus. The ballotng for
q mint slnn