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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Nevada's convicts are cutting ice for prison
use.
A good honey season is predicted in Ven
tura.
Stephen Wandyke. pioneer citizen of
Marysville, died on the 24ch.
The artesi IN well borers find excellent and
flowing water in Los Angeles county.
More or less stock dies every day, from She
blackleg, near Camp Independence, IDyo
county.
4 young Chinamsn last week tried to
poison eight of his countrymen, near Santa
Cruz, with strychnine. They got very sick,
bus did not die.
Johnny -behind-the Rocks, a well-known
Eureka character, died in San Frauciaco
recently. He got his name guarding a niue
and throwing up breastwork of rocks.
The rainfall on the Mohave desert last
Thursday and Friday exceeded that at Los
Angeles which was heavy. l. has been sup
posed that no rsin ever fell on the desert
A tramp recently beat his way over the
Northern Pacific Rsilway to Miles City, NJ
T., by taking up his qusrters in a hearse
which was loaded on fiat car and housing
built over it.
The Boca Brewing Company is having a
number of refrigerator cars built. They are
painted white, with huge colored picture Of
grizzly bear their trade-msrk) in the CEN
ter, and are very attractive.
The Bodie Free Press says: We rise TO
parliamentary inquiry Have the CoInstock
detectives discovered any clue to the robbers
of the Storey county treasury! When we
receive reply from the Virginia City papers
we viii resume our seat
Rumor has it that Alvin Potter, while
prospecting near the United States Fishery
| on the McCloud river, in close proximity to
| the iron mines, mas discovered the richest
lead of silver ever found in Shasta county.
| The ore is horp silver, with traces of copper.
The Four Hills mine, in Plumss county,
which in a month or two yielded more than
| 500. 900, was crossed by trail which has
| been travelled every summer since that county
was inhabited by the white man, and at one
| time shaft was sunk within few inches of
| the rich deposit.
! E, ]. Briokell, of the Truckse Lumber
| Company, says that although millions upon
millions of feet of lumber have been cut in
| that vicinity, be can see to-day more timber
tributary to his mill with the present meth
| DDS of working than be did when he set the
first ak to telling trees.
| A remarkable matrimonial compact wss
| made at the United States Hotel in this city
on Monday evening, in which Noah Hickok
and Elizabeth Hickok were married for the
third sine They had been twic, divorced.
| The bride and groom have reached the ma.
tare age of 73 and 81 years, respectively
Fresno Republican.
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70 LET Oh FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for % for time; three times for %
cents or as cents per week
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PASSENGER LISTS.

NEwHALL, December 26th.-Passed here to-day to
arrive in san Francisco tomorrow II. Flicker and
wife, D.. W. B. May and wife, George Fashierra and
wife, kev. Albert Williams and wife, P. C. Richard
son, C. c. Perkins, James Marshall, San Francisco
C. V. Parker and wife, ST Louis Miss Mary A.
Butler, Philadelphia; C. Fisk, New York d. D..
Whitney, Arizona; A. C. TIokner, New Orleans /;
Frank Subichin Dr. J. B. Niles, W. c. Mullin, John
Mahoney, c. F. Huber Deputy Sheriff, and two
prisoners, }. F. Findley, A. A Miller, Los Angeles
Miss T. F. Crosser Boston, J. B. Grandy, Mrs E.
Gwynn, Cotton; S. E. Arnold, Wisconsin; L. B.
johnson, Illinois.
WILLS Nev.), December 26th.-Left here to-day,
to arrive III Sacramento tomorrow: Mrs. J. NJ.
Manning. Gra Valley Cal; W. Singer, Jr.; Marys-
Vile A. B. Miner ana family, Denver j. Ii. Babel,
Hamburg A J. Chalmers and wife, London, Eng.
Mrs. A. SUNNI t, X. Delafeld and wife, New York
H Ambrose, Leadville, Col; Z. T Bingham, San
Francisco; 81 emigrants, including p males, to ar
rive December 2Gth.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THa KEoOHD-Unos.l
DOMESTIC.
Tragedy IN Texas


GALVESTON TeX) December 25th.-A NcD,de
special says: Last hight at midnight Henry Pfeifer
Wright McLemore and Theo McLemore were taken
from a saloon here by fifty masked men, carried well
into the brush and hanged 10 a tree. Theo Nc
LemOre was under arrest for having been taken
early in the evening charge of burglary. PIE.
ferred by S J. Walker Of this town. The other two
happened to be present when the lynehcrs arrived
Pfeiffer under indictment for horsetheft in this
county. To-day six friends and relatives of those
hung came TO town, picked quarrel with Tom
Bishop and George Mellon, and tight with shot
guns and SKIS hooters ensued. Two Of the sextet
Jack Bayley and Asa Bayley were killed and
third. Hayward Bayley, was badly wounded The
mable Young citizen OF McDade, while assisting
Mellon and Bishop 70 defend themselves was shot
through the head and mortaly wounded By HAY.
ward Bayley The five cOrpses OF the two Nell.
mores, two Bayleys and Pfe.ffer, are lying in the
Market House vet unclaimed. II Is thought the
friends will come tonight, and trouble will be re-
newed.
SECOND DISPATCH.I
GALVESTON, December 2Gth-At 2:45 P. NJ. the in.
quest on the five corpses Is still progressing Milton
and Bishop, who were attacked in the street by
friends of the men lynched, are under arrest, and
will have an examining trial to-day. 1t is consld.
cred that they were perfectly justified in killing the
two Bailey boys. Their bond will probably be
nominal. 1t is said that every good man in the
county stands ready to 20 their security Willie
Griffin shot through the head while helping Bishop
and Milton, can live only few hours His brains
are ooZing through the skull Hayward Bailey
who shot Griffin, is living in Bastrop jail dangerous
ly wounded. 5. W. Noble, the telegraph operator at
McDade, has been on duty constantly without sleep
for tiity-siX hours. Sheriff jenkins and County At
torney Mainard iudefatigabe, and regardles Of
risk arrested Hayward, Bailey and Mr.. Stevens in
their own homes.
THIRD DISPATCH.l
AUSTIN (TeX.) December 2Gth.-Late last night
Governor Ireland received from the county officials
at McDade teegraphc notice Of We terday's affray
and ordered detachmeut7 Of militia from Brenham
and Hearne to quell further disturbance, which was
expected. The troop, ON their arrival at McDade,
found quiet mcasurably re1torei, and returned
home the first train. The Governor says that as
lar as his information extends the aft air was the re-
suit of drunken quarrel at the county cross
roads, and has no significance whatever.
FOURTH DISPATCH.J
MCDADE, December 26th.-Tbe examining trial OF
George MiIton and Thomas Bishop, for the killing Of
Asa Beatty and Jack Beatty yesterday, is now pro
crossing 1t is learned that during the street fight
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steamers Venture, Little Dick and John Cash were
| badly damaged, and others slightly At the dam
She is a total loss The crew were all saved, but
had narrow escape. The total loss will exceed
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SAE FRANCISCO OARDS.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.

Ezstin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed % f22
Montgomery e., s. T. Country orders collected.
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ALLENDALE Is. c., December 2Gth.-A street
fight occurred on Christmas, in which two persons
were killed and five wounded The circumstances
as follows John Hudlett, Marshal of the
town, and his sons John and Tom, and his grand
Frank Weaver and Ulri Middleton in which the two
Stranges were wounded Returning from this
fight, which carried on until Weaver aud Mid
dleton got nearly out OF town, they met L. B. and
Frank OBryan and Gus Alien, returning from a
dinner party, when Of the Strange boys insulted
them. general fight ensued, sticks, knives and
pistols being freely used. Evan Strange and Tom
Hudlett killed outright the two John Hudletts
severely wounded and the two O b ,ans slightly.
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ALL persons afflicted with Dyspepsia, Di.
arrhea, Collie, and all kinds of indisestions
will find Immediate relief and sure cure by
using Apgostura Bittsrs. The only genuine
is manufactured by DIR. j. G. B. Sisgert &
Sons
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AYear,s Railway RnlIding.

CHlCAGo December 2Gsh.-The RQjIrqy Aqe, in
its next is1ue, will publish a summary OF railway
building in the United States for the past twelve
months Il shows that $500 miles Of main track
has been laid, at approximate cost Of Sl65.OO0,
0UO making the total miles # railway in the coun-
try to date about 1Z0 OC1 The construction during
1852 was the largest in the history Of the country
II Gnn miles the vear hafnre- snl
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WTANTED-AN ACTIVE AGENT IN EVERY
w county in Central and Northern California
20 solicit Mutual Life and Accident Insurance. Ap-
ply personally or 10y letter to VIM MCKlBBIN, Cen
eral Agent California Life and Accident Association
sl7 street Sacramento Cal d25-2wF
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WASHINGTON, December 26th.-The Senate
confirmed Royal VI. johnson as Surveyor r-Geueri
Arizona.
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Death OF Beverly sanders.

NEW York, December 26th.- Beverly c. Sanders
died at the age of 70 at his home, at Newark n. j.
yesterday morning He taken i'll Friday, and
expired Unexpectedly III the arms of his son. Beverly
Sanders was Collector Of the poIs Of San Francisco
thirty years ago. He was boru in Loudoun county,
Virginia, and was widely known il Southern soci-
ETY.. He was closely connected with the Confeder-
acy, beng an officer in the Southern Club, which
did so much to turn English public opinion against
the Union during the rebellion. When the Eighth
New York and Sixth Massachusetts Regiments took
possession of Baltimore, Sanders was captured at
the Maryland Club House. He has been in the Gov
ernment service since the war, and an active
member OF the New York branch of California Pi-
onees and is the fifth member of that little society
who has died during the year. He leaves wife and
four children. A large number OF poll cal and
social friends Of the Pioneers Will tend the funeral
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Rounds in a Prlle RInc

WILKRsBARRE (Pa.) December 26th.-Dick Ped
Ter, Of Port Bowkley, and Dyde Bright, of Miners
station, met in the ring yesterday. Eighty y.seven
rounds were fought for 800 a side. Pedler was de
clared the winner. There great brutality and
endurance Both men were badly used up
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A BRIGHT IDEA.-Instead of using liquid
preparations of acid and ammonia for pol.
ishiDg silve,ware. which destroys, try Electro.
Silicon, perfectly harmless powdered pro.
Duct, producing greatest briliApoy with great,
est ssse,
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CLEyELAND, December 2Blh.-John 5. Ausietz and
his two daughters, out sleghing yesterday after
noon near Burlington, while crossing the Lake Erie
and Western track, struck by the express and
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CHANCE FOR A
COOdEnVeS Sfment

ON AC -oUNT OF INTENDED REMOVAL OF
~ the Brewery Business Of the Sutterye
Brewery, the buildings and improvements Of said
Brewery together with about acres OF land, for
sale at q bargain. Apply to n. THIELEN, PRO
prietor, or CADWALADER & PARSONS. n25Iptf
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ST. LOUIS, December 26th- During the matinee
at the Standard Theaer this afternoon smoke issued
from behind the scenes in a considerable volume
rushed tor the doors, wild with alarm and confu-
sion, but Manager Smith and his employees succeeded
in quieting the panic before anybody was hurt The
smoke came from the furnace, the result of badly
built fire.
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BosroN December 2Gth.-A match for $500 side
and the heavy weight collar and elbow wrestling
championship Of the world has been arranged he-
tween Dufur and AlcNahOn
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CoIored EmIgrant Org gsnization

WASHINGTON, December 26th.-An organization to
be known " The Emigrant organization" has
been formed among the colored residents OF this
city. Its purpose, set forth in the constitution
is TO help the coored people from the Southern
States to emigrate and locate TIE officers elected
are President, W. II. Scott; Secretly, J. W.
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ST. LOUIS, December 26th.-AIrs General Sher-
man and daughter Rachel had narrow escape
from death this afternoon. They had been attend
ing St Xavier Church, Ninth street and Lucas ave
nue., and had Just seated themselves in their buggy
to 90 hOme when the horses became trig htened and
dashed up Luc5I avenue until, reaching Eleventh
street, they colllded with a lamp pc I aud awning
The ladie7 were taken from the wreck uninju1ed,
but badly shocked and frightened. One Of the
horses hnd its hack broken. and was shot
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The Booming Ohio.

CINCINNATI December 2Gth.-The nver is still ris-
ing inches an hour, with ~ feet at 10 o'clock.
No serious inconvenience will be felt unless the
water gets above so feet. 1t is not expected now
that il will Iise more than three feet more A
higher temperature, however, Is melting the snow
and hecinning 70 fill the small streams
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New HAVEN, December 26th.-The bark Mohau k,
rom New York 20 Calcutta, anchored fl New Haven
tsterday. All hands are frost5iIteu and one man
; dead Her master requested assistance
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TELLURIDE (yia MontrOse) December 2Gth.--At
noon to-day snowslide came down Marshal B sin,
rryIug of the shaft-house OF the Mendoza mine
containing fourteen nen, eight Of whom were killed
OUTRIGHT and Two wounded. -Four dug themselves
out No particulars are at pr ent obtainable. A
large body OF men leave here for the scene Of the
disaster in the morning The mail carrier from
Silverton to Ames and Ouray, due last Friday, has
not yet been heard from, and is supposed to have
been lost in crossing the range.
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Another snOwslIde.

ALMA Coli, December 26tb "A snOwslide oc
Cured near hontezuma Monday, which carr ed
John Headstrom, John AhlsIrom and John Ling
three miners-half mile down the mountain.
Ahlstrom and Ling were found to-day badly frozen,
and will probably die. HeGdstrom is still mis- ing,
and must have been killed.
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NEW YORK, December 26th.-The building occu-
pied by Wood 4 Co, dealers in tallow gre and
oils, was burned to-day. Loss, S32, 900 Two fire.
men were badly injured by falling floor.
The large carpet store of Hardeuberg & Co ,
Brooklyn, was burned to-day. The loss exceeds
100000; partially insured
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
CALIFORNIA HOTEL,

Cor Twelfth and L streets. sacramento.
e" MARKwART, PROPRIETOR. THIS Ho-
III. tel. formerly the Atlantic, has just been
rebuilt and furnished with all the modern improve
ments Mr. Msrkwart is an old hotel keeper, hav-
ing recently kept the California Front street.
Feed and Sale Stable attached. d5-lm
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ISECOND DISPATCH.1 |

WASHINGTON, December 26th,-Genercl McKen-
zies army friends here say that he has long -en
sufferer from neuralgia and nervous affections
which were aggravated by exposure in the service
on the frontier and a residence in Mexico. During
the war ne was twice ceyerely wounded, and the
nervous trouble which has affected him for years is
due to those injuries His friends fear that should
he recover from his present mental prostration he
will be iucapacitateC from active service.
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MILLINERY.
WINTER' MILLINERY

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED lS9e>
w TO show some Rich Novel 81 s.;zsSs3sA
ties in Millinery We have Just re- ~ l1tsss1ia
ceived a new stock for Winter Trade. S-ssgs
Special care has been taken in selecting the latest
shapes and coors. Bayadere Ribbed yevets, 3
beautiful novelty in exquisite shades for bonuets
Uncut Nelvcts; Pushes mall shades; Ottoman and
Velvet Ribbons. orders promptly attended to at
G:I j street. MRS. BARBER x PEALER
auyr-1uly
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WASHINGTON, December 26th.-As anticipated by
the Pacific coast members, neither of the House
committees to which the amendments to the
Chinese Restriction Act are likely to be referred
have been made up SO as to be hostile to them In
deed, 1t would seem that Speaker Carlisle had at
tempted to form the Committees Of Commerce and
Foreign Affairs with reference TO tbs very question
1ne new Chinese bill will probably be referred to
the Committee on Commerce, with the prospect
that the Comm ttee on Foreign Affairs may lave
something to do with the questions affecting the
measure the itself, before it leaves the
House. The Pacific coast advocates Of the new bill
are gratifed TO believe that a majority OF both those
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An Exciting Accident

PITTssURe, December 26.h.-This evening an ex-
citing accident occurred. The steamer Reindeer,
swept away white attempting TO make landing,
caught the guard of the Ben Wood. and was carried
along. The velocity OF the beats frightiul. The
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FOREIGN.
New Anarchist journal with an ApprO-
PIRATE Heading.
Frenchmen Expelled from Germany.

GENEVA (Switzerland) December 26th A new
Anarchist journal, ned the Explosion, has ap-
peared
Frenchmen Expelled from Germany.
PARIS December 2Gth.-Yon Manteuffe Governor
OF AlsaCe Lorraine has ordered the expulsion from
Ger lauy OF two Frenchmeu, one Of whom is Gen
eral Grouve for emitting the observance OF light
formality in certain official relations with the ma
tonal authorities.
OraDgemen and NatIOnaIists.
DUELIy, December 2Gth.-The Orsngemen are
making gre t preparations to resist the Nationalist
meeting, announced % be held in Dromore, County
Down, January 3di
American Pork in France
PARIS, December 26th.-Paul Bert publishes a
letter arguing that the fear Of outbreak of dis
ease from the use OF American pork is in 10 way
chmelical. He quotes the statements of Delmers
inspector at Chlcsgo, who certified that diseased
and dying hogs passed his house daily, and that
they were sold cheap and shipped to Bordeaux and
Havre.
Serious Riot In Russia.
Ida russia December 26th.-The workmen and
officials Of the railway works a: this place engaged
in a riot yesterday, owing to the eXactlns Of the
contractors one official was killed, and several
workmen injured. The ringleader Of the rioters
arrested.
Ell Mahdrs Whereabouts.
CAIRO December 2Gth.-The latest adyices re-
ceived say that Fl NIahdi is still in Fl Obied.
DiGerentiaI Duiies.
CITY OF MENC0, December 2Gth.-The new law
establishing differeurial duties in favor OF Mexican
vessels grants a reduction of two per cent on all
goods brought by Mexican vessels, and eight per
cent on Asatic goods brought TO the Pacific Coast
by the regular lines.
An Orange Riot.
ST JOINS q. F., December 26tb.-The Orange
mems procession at Harber Grace was attacked by
mob, and three were instantly killed and sew
eral mortaly wounded. The riot at this hour Is p.
ny is not quelled. A detachment of infantry, cav
airy and police is being dispatched by train aud
steamer TO the scene.
a Coroner Furnishes a subject for an In
quest.
OTTAWA December 26th.-Dr. Beatty, Coroner at
LamDerton, Ont, died while holding an inquest on
the body of a murdered man to-day.
For further Dispatches see Second Pdge.I
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NEVADA AGAIN.

A. c. McALP1N, Winnemueca, New, says: "I
take pleasure in bearing testimony that have sold
iu the past twenty years thou'ands of bottles Of
WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
and have never known a complaint male against it
know it from personal use to be an excellent and
worthy preparation"
R. N. KING, Granville, New, writes: 1T has
some very warm friends who know its valuable
properties from experience. have always recon-
mended it when the choice was left to me, as have
been familiar with it for years"
N. WEBSTER, Virginia, New, says: "I have sold
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WELD CHERRY
for number of years. 1t appears to give general
satisfaction among my customers, and I do not
hesitate to recommend it to all who may be suffer
ing from Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints
1t is always in demand"
None genuine unless signed a. BUTTS" on the
wrapper. DS-1pMTh1y&wly
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SAN ANTONIO, December 2Gth.-The continued
mental depression of General Mckenzie, command
ing the Department of Texas, has forced his friends
to send him to the military YUM at Washington
He goes in charge of Lieutenants Dorst Somers and
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PROVIDENCE IL. I), December 26th.-A D. Smith
O00 largely to Providence banks. The firm operated
two cotton mills in this city, two in Johnstown and
one in Woonsooket-in ALL $1,000 spindl 3 The
failure involves the sUspensiOn OF the Providence
pany, ana Franklin Manufacturing Company.
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MEL.LIN E: RYl

AIRS. E. KATZENsTEIN HAS JUST RE
vi ceIyej am invoice Of new styles IN Hats, Bon
nets and Trimmings for the Holiday Trade Finest
ever exhibited in the city. Don't forget 20 call at
No. G25 street Orders from the country promptly
attended e.. o7-lpu
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GENEVA (Switzerland), December 26th A new
Anarchist journal, ned the Explosion, has ap-
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PARIS, December 2Gth.-Von Manteuffel, Governor
OF Asace Lorraine, has ordered the expulsion from
Ger. lauy OF two Frenchmen, one of whom is Gen
eral Grouvel for emitting the observance OF light
formaliy in certain official relations with the ma
tinnnI nnfhnrifiaa
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CITY OF MENCO, December 2Gth.-The new law
establishing differeurial duties in favor OF Mexican
vessels grants a reduction OF two per cent on all
goods brought by Mexican vessels, and eight per
cent on Asatic goods brought TO the Pacific Coast
hr- the rn.rIllnr lines
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Serious Riot In Russia.

Ida (Russi;) December 26th-The workmen and
officials Of the railway works a. this place engaged
in a riot yesterday, owing to the eXacti-ns Of the
contractors. one official was killed, and several
workmen injured. The ringleader Of the rioters
was arrested
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OraDgemen and NatIonaIists.
American Pork in France.

DUBLIN, December 26th.-The Orsngemen are
making gre t preparations to resist the Nationalist
meeting, announced % De held in Dromore, County