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+. DEATH or Guy. ralCH


a. HIS Homs In iewishMrE-Ghor
Sketch OF His Life. s..
Newa was received iii this city .yestss.lay .,
tbs death Eof Governor Price, OF Grsenbrier,
county, from c; ngestion OF the brain. t3s
MI. Pric, had an even.tul car eer. In
eltly lilo he i settled In Wheeling ard
practiced law. sooa Afterwards lie removed
TO Greenhrier county, which sAs Ills tdopted
home He va, lawyer Of large prtcsiee aud
soon gained n reputation that brought Lin
many clients Uadsr the old Sta'u Re was
frequently elected 10 the Legislature, and was
?, ointment In her councils He was g mem
osr Of the Cons tltutinnnl Convanton OF Vir-
sinia which passed the ordinance OF secea
sion, b It ref sd to vote for the ordinance or
sigu 1t when p.ttol ,--ahl,5 =, ,' g
s; At the outbreak. Of the war he e2pous.d ths
cause OF the fsoutede.aty, and uuder that
regime wna elected ;L'ent Governor on tho
ii. ket with William Smith, who sooreeded
Governor Letcher. From this he gained the
iitleof GoYerncr. ?.,, a q z: 4; q
.tAiter tha nreap.z,.ion Of the new etato,
Governor Price settled down In LAwisGurg,
w. Va, and resumed he practice Of Lis pro.
fession.4 He was regarded asa lawyer OF high
talents and was universally respected. I 3
L Id 1872 lie ives a delegate 10 tho Cons,iIu.
tIonsl Convention, and had the honor TO pre.
side over that body rs lis lPresideot, which
position he filled vsry 5sccspiably to both
partiea.5 81 5gG, 81. w b ssi,iIi7
Id 1877 U. 8. Senator a. r. Capertou died,
aud Governor Jacob appointed Mr.. Pfica
10 hll the vacancy, which position he held
untilr tho eltctiun of.Mr frank Hereford.
This was the last public tiIlceahe ever held.
Mr. Price was over eighty years Of age. lie
was q mar !of generous imrul4es,, I. copsci-
entious thri t 40, aud .du,irg the later yeArs
Of his life WIS an Elder Of no Presbyterian
church. g3S :.
l StMsjor J. iC.2 Anderson, :,on.lr-,Aw o; tho
Governor, Left for the South lat week but
his wife started last evening for LswIsburp.
A son OF the .5la.e Governor and MIA. j.
Clark, Of this city, married sistsra. 2..Iss,g
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A BAD SLIP
AZ the North End ef,he Market STREET
Y 2 st5s Bridge, " <. !. u -S IL

At the North End ef,he Market Strctt
f5s Bridge. ~
Considerable excitement vas caused about
the city yesterday by the circulation OF the
rumor that the north pier Of the Market
street bridge was gradually slipping Into this
creek, and that the bridge was unsafe. The,
report was stArtsd owing 10 the fact that ths
discovery was mads that At tie ucrth end of
the bridge, on tho west sils OF Mnrke, street,
the wing wall was beginning 10 s'lp. A slight
crevlce was first noticed Sunday ntltrnoon,
and by yesterday morning it hsd largely In,
creased. extending along the pavement for
distance Of about forty feet. The Board OF
Public Works at once harricaded that side OF
the bridge approach. ~ KS :fgJ53l
Ths Board anticipates Considerable trouble
and expense before the place Is proper, W re-.
paired and once more IL a IL sife. Tha brfg
proper Ia perfectly tafe .s iar as known. Tue
north pier ress OH stone foundation thpt
slopes towards the ceater OF the creek, bat
when the bridge was built this pier was made
with great care 10 as to ayoih any trouble
suon SO now threatens the west wing wall.
This wall Is ssvelat feet high, The ton ,bein.
Hash with the sidewalk. II Hlao rests Ia ps.s
m the s!opirg rock foundation rsfer.td
to and WAS not for some reason keyed to the
bridge pier. Instead It was secured BY hog
chsins to heavy timbsrs buried 10 tho center
oil the street. It is supposed that these Tim
bers have rotted 20 that the presslra OF tho
street against the wiry wall has caused the
hog chsins to pull ont, aud there is really
nothing to prevent the entire wall alppins
into the creek. There Is u row OF cid franc
houses at this point that have commenced TO
sink. and II the wall goes they will also go
with It. 81 e h 21lea3 ~, J z 3.
Should this occur, 1t would cost no end Of
trouble end Inconvenience. Il would TAXA
a long time 10 replace ihs wall, during which
time tho bridge would In all probability be-
closed. There is also probability that bad
breaks would be made In the waller and gas
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COULDN'T STAND TmE ULlMArE.
1 Vlt zyEg ~7gJl l'4 JT1ot .|i.it
Ono Ofthe Nushinen who were In Wheel
jng with Darnuns Bend. IL /

| INK with Dasnnns Eend. : j
| CLEVELAND, o., February 25.-Ono Of til,
native Australian, who have been OK
hibited in almost every city in the Unior
during their years tour Of this country
died a! the New England House at II
o'clock last night from pulmonary tuber
ctlosis. Last April the party, consisting
Of five men and two women and one child
wore imported from Australia by Mr.. @
N. Cunningham, and were placed on or.
hibition first in San Francisco. From
there they have gone to almost every
Eastern city, and are now upon their re.
turn journey toward the Pacific slope.
7 During their sojourn here their agent
lhs had great difficulty in warding the ei.
facta oithe Northern climate from them.
lie succeeded in this until some thres
weeks ago, when the party were exhibiting
In Baltimore. There the man who died
Inst night and the child ofthe party con.
tractod severe colds, and both have been
suffering since that timo. 0# B4%H
Last week the child was given up by two
physicians in Pittsburg, who were 80 Ger.
tain he would die that they asked the priv
ilege Of d;fssc.ing his body. He recovered,
however, and is DOW as lively as any mem
bar Of tho grolesQue party. The elder man,
however, seems not to have Jared 50 well,
~ he has been growing gradually worse all
the time. until he became too weak TO
walk, and when he arrived here last even.
ing at 6 o'clock he had to be carried into
the house. Physicians were called, but
they could do nothing for the sufferer, and
hedied, as Slated, a victim to the mania
for;curioslty exhibitions which has ragged
in thiscountry and Europe for the past ten
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T.lE hsIUi,AN.
I,should be Dlvltea and Given TO the

AtSAOuIu Dc DIVIDED Anu Gtvcn to the
~; i;s Native ,cl,iefh.- :, -: =
LONDON, February 95.-Mr. Rassam, the
man Of many Languages, who is we'll able
to speak concerning Abyssinia, in an in.
,teryiew in regard to the published report
that thegovernment l,as ordered Admiral
Hewitt TO send Commander Wolfe to King
John, Of Ahyssinia, to negotiate with that
monarch for his aid in libsrating the garri.
son in The southern S1ndau, said that
England might as well ask the ruler OF
Ashantee to give his aid, as apply to
.Abysainia. King John may desire
to see the Soudun tribes subj j:ctet), but his
power as egains. these tribes is small, and
il it were large, the ob,aininS Of his help
now would, said Mr.. Rassaul, mean the
inauguration Of long couiee Of carnage
between Abysinnian and Mos!em tribes.
MIR. Rissam sugges:a that il tbs Soudan is
to bs abandoned 1t should first be con.
qnered and then be ptrcsled out to chiefs,
who would owe allegiance to the khed;vs.
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Il. l1TI,ungarian legend Of the, time Of Maria

The boiler Of the steamer Kolsai, from
Hong Kong TO Macao. exploded, killing
eight Europeans and nine natives. m
Gen. schernaiG, the superseded Cover.
nor Of Turkestau, has refused a seat in tho
military ,codncil and retired to private lie.
1t Is stated that The Russian g oyerument
las invited England TO Join in construct.
i,n,g a canal from the Sea Of Aral to the In.
dian frontier. e.. u. Ni5iaf 'T'l1gSIg /
AT London yesterday n private view was
given Of Thomas Brooks memorial bust OF
Lonp!ellow. It will DO formally unveiled
In Westminster Abbey Saturday. IA
Foose, The editor Of the Ffes Thinker, llas
completed his years imprisonment for
b!asphemy. Dradlaugh, with 1000 sym:
pathisers, met him him at the gates OF the
prison. e5IIi, o. '''1 h,
The German corvette Olga, which has
arrived at Plymouth from cruise In the
West Indies with Prince Henry on board
sustained mitch dalnage in the recent gales,
and Is now undergoing repairs. Mean.
while tho prince Is visiting Victoria at
Windsor, ..'''1 80 80 n :
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THE WHISKY BILL.
It Probably VIII hot Fnss-Ita Status In
thc Committee report.

Il ffon"h'y "'H Not f"ss-ifs sthtus In
'hc Committee Hepori.
From Our Special Correspondent.
WARRINGTON, D. O., February 25,-
The fact that theWays and Means Com:L
,,;,too ho, o-,Io-,l ~ lid. s.u oo'n
~o N"1 o'osteA 'no "u'sAy o'll report
eo 10 .he honse ior action docs not mean
that the committee will support it with
ANYTHING like uuanimity. On the contrarr
,hev ss,s,rd *! boct - ~ hn,,,o ,,,;.h.:'
80. .sl'a ~ - 'A ... ~. :, NV nouse WITHOUT
1ecommehoatioh, Win the special purpose
Of permitting members who are opposed
TO its passage 10 saw 80, in onen f1ebota :,
the House. The Bill was not ,larvalv d;s. Is.
cussed in committee. It's friends Lav;mr @
eouuded the committee nrettv thoron,i,i,.
and found that an attempt to get II thrnnob
on its merits would probably hc M.
successful, thev concluded to aHl- tha
COMMITTEES 10 send it back TO the 7Honaa
without special recommendation hon;n,,
that by some chance ii mioht elin tlrnmaS
that body. The chances are. howcvcr that =
twill not. There are some members in in
the House, msn OF experience. tor. 'whn
say that it's chances are even less than thev
were III the last Congress. and eyerv bc d.
admits that it could not be passed then I
member Of the House from whisky mo.
ducins section, a Democrat, and familiar
with the general sentiment from b;s s;de
Of the chamber, said 10 :vour corresDondeut
yesterday that he did not think The bilI
could possibly become law. and The verv
fact that the committee sends il back with.
out recommendation will be against H. t.whi,c
the further fact that the whisky peonle at-
tempted to deceive us last session viii bo a
they told US last year that thew we're trv. .
ing to get the bill before tho House ior A..
much stronger argument against #. Yon see
ton, that they must have Il as n maiter
Of protection. They insisted that without It
thew were ruined. that wban tha ,rb;s,, :, =,
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Z Nlw YonK, February % Tho women
OF .Brookln, under tho leadership Of the
Bsv. Henry Ward Becchcr, have begun n
fight on the liquor traffic. Next week the
work Of organizing III various churches
temperance n,ectiugs, to be composed ex.
cluslve!y Of women, will begin. Each nen.-
Der will be called upon 10 rlgn q pledge OF
total abstinence from the nsn OF ull iat,.xi-
eating l;qnort, and, in addition, r number
Of secre! declarations, III which The mem
beis pledge mselYrs to endeayor 10 re-
clalu my malls friend ediicted to drink,
and not to marry a man addicted To- drink,
al well as q solemn promise not 10 accom-
pany q young nan to any place Of amuse-
ment who is known to bc M enemy to. to.
tulabsIinenca. y! 3sss.s z, --'-s2-.
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Mn RASpALI'B friends may as well save
,leir powder. Ills party is not looking for
,h.. kind Of timber, and Mr.. Randall has
shown himself bad politician. He chose to
i,rce national issues within n local contest
in which lis party had not the ghost Of a
show, and Philadelphia rolled over on him
and lis party. This sin Of bad judgement
vii lrnyer be torgiven. .aI-sE
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DR. aORvix GREEN,
President OF tho Western Union, Eoforc u
- ~ = hcnntc Committee.

President OF tho Western Union, EOforc u
Senate Committee.
WARRINGTON, Pa, February o5.-Dr.
Norvin Green, Presiden. OF the Western
Union Company, appeared this afternoon
before the subcommittee Of the Senate
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads.
lie gave the committee a great amount oi
Information respecting the number Of Of.
tices and Instruments and miles OF wire OF
the Company, it's expenses, &c. lie had met
with difficulty in securing liberty 10
submit the Associated Pfess contract,
but in view of the misrep.t s.ntations
which had been made the Associated
Press had given its consent. No terms, he
eaid, were granted the Associated Pes,
papers that were not open to any other pa
. p . ~.
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HORRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Two Men Murdered in Cold Hood
81 In HAnHRs.

Two Men Murdered in Cold Hood
u <, Y, In Kansas.
HuMnoLT, kAs February o5.-This COM
munity has been Mortified by double
tragedy which occurred four miles soulh-
east of here at 0 o'clock this morning.
James 7. Harclerolc and Robert slcFar.
land were shot by Hugh Guilland, assisted
BY bis three sone, Joseph, Ike aud Andrew.
Harc]erods was shot iu The back and In.
stantly killed. Mcfarland was shot three
times and his head cruRhed with club. q
The murderers escaped, but are closely
pursued. Tho town ia excited tonight and
many armed mon arc on the street. The
Sheriff is here with Strong poese. s.Mt
1t was a cold-blooded murder, and
trouble is feared before mornipg..-.--------
The dispute was over land claimed by
Guilland but owned by Mrs. uawes. All
the parties concerned are Land Leaguers,
but the organization Ia harmless, ,s5,
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Nhw York, February 25-Mr. Morris
Lasker, ioi Galveston, Texas, who accom-.
panied the remains OF his brother, j. lward
I.ssker, to Berlin; has Just returned. Mr..
LasSrr lllinkpif regarding the return OF the
resolution Of the HDnte o! Representatives,
tha. Bismarck, laying discovered his grave
mistake IN excluding all olIicial rec.
ognition at the, tuheral services OF
Dr.. Latker, seized upon this rss 'lu,
ton, Which in contract y wi'heS his
scion had me. with very warm cent meni
Oh the part of the German people, to 81, g
itimportsrcc es u political document, and
by rsturning 1t to weak, n the influence Of
the friendly sympathy which existed be.
tween the two psopes in behalf .of the
ideas which DR., L@ksr lived to advocate
and gnppo;t 81 Z. q 55i ~ ~ q e
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CABLE CATCHEs,l

Sir Henry Brand has been elevated to tho
Peerags with The, title ofI4,rl Hampden. /.
Tic police Of ST.. Petersburg 'ure taking
precautions III view Of .Itllnored Nihilists'
plots. ! 4. ti f !55 !; -. 51,}
Russia proposes toreIuce her armament
on the German frontier II Germany will do
the came. q ~ ~ S5s u = ~
Emperor William and Gen. Von Mol!ke
attemded,R ball at Tie French Embassy at
Berlin Saturday. s$2?E t,s. Ii! 135.i Il I'LL
Johann Strauss has written a new comic
opera for the Vienna Imperial opera. The
! libretto ia by Jokai 5and is taken from q
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a ADYaAnIrw EXPLOSION
NcnrIy Destroys the Victorin Station
9g-lttSg = iaf LOntlOu. II "a s.

Nearly Destroys tho victorin station
a5-l-t@f = LOntiOu. S
{ LONDON, February 2G-shor.ly alter ono
o'clock this morning a terrible explosion
occurred in a cloak room in the Victoria
Railway Station. Tie explosion was un.
doubtedly ono Of dynamite. A
large portion Of the roci was blown
oaand nearly all tue glafs in the station
was destroyed. Seven men were sent to
the hospital with severe injnrits Exsonti, q
damSge was dono to surrounding property
Two reports accompanied the explosion,
the noiso being like ,ths discharge from 4
cannon, and wns fntlowsd by an immediate
rush Of fl .mes. The booking cilics, cloak
room and waiting room were completely
shattered and ara q confrs,d mass OF de-.
bris. Luckily all trains had ccneed run
ming and only few persons were about
the station. ~. ,. .s.2$s.s j.tfssss S.rF Y (;
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ieoolu.ion was reterred.i


LOUISVILLE, kr, February 25.-An iron
bridge over Bear Grass creek, on tho Gin.
cinnati Short line, in the eastern part OF
the city, gave way today, falling through
Just alter 4 train OF cars passed over. The
accident was caused by the giving way Of a
stone ahutmsnt which had been injured
by the food. Trains will leave at tue ep al.
ern depot till the bridge il rebuilt. Tho
bridge WAS regarded as one OF the best on
the road, was l50 feet long and 60 feet high,
and Ia almost total wreck. =, * -
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WHEELING can afford to hold on to the
s,,,. Fair and can not afford to let It ga.
whatever is TO be done must be done at
one, Money is needed, and withoutit the
s.a.s Fair is dead. II Wheeling lets this
en,erprise dio 1t will bo long time before
ro shall soc another 30 well started.
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ROYAL asO,sils.
1hc. .QTgch'n Confidential TrIr-Wnics

1he lTrch'n Confidential Trln-Wnics nv
4E.E W. u nnsOn. 5lf 22sls=sl
LONDON, February 25.-1t has been az
arranged that the Green; will start Tor the
Continent the FIRST week in April. The
exact date will be ker: a secre., ss also tho
route by which she goes, as the Q ,een IS
atill troubled with fears OF possible out
rage. She will make tho voyage. in the
royal yacht Osborne, which will bavo the
ships Alberta, Enchautresa and Galalea as
M escort. The Qneen will be away from
England . month, the greater part Of, the
time at u .rmstadt, where she goes to at
tend the wedding Of her niece, the Princess
Victoria oil Hesse. t33sl.55 u. El.f 8. 4,
d The reelection OF the Prince Of Wales as
Grand Master OF tho Free Masonp, which
will occur on the 5:h Of March, will be tho
occasion OF great Masonic ceremonial.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., February 25.-The
Shipping Committee this morning took up
the bill TO admit, foreign bnilt ships TO
American registry free Of duty, and voted
three to six to report it adversely. Those
voting in favcr OF the bill were Slocum,
Throckmorton and Deuster; in the nesati, g
Dingley, Lonp, Hunt, George, O'Neill ana
Gore. Dlbble did not vote. ,H.
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HurIfns O,n steamer.

San FRASclsc5, February 25,-rhe steam:
er sansaltieo, plying between here and San
Qaienten, caught fire at the latter place
last evening aud in u short time burned to
the waters edge. Tho origin of,he tire Ii
unknown. An employe wa. carried aboard
short time previously in helpless state
Of intaxication. 1t is supposed that ho
was crematcd. The North Pacific kCoast
railroad ,wss the owner Of the vessel, which
cost Sl50, 900. The Insurance was small. z
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ls Copiah county, Mississippi, when a
Democratic election officer kills Repub.
lic,n voter at the polls, as Wheeler served
Matthews, they call II an "indiscretion."
Tha, Is the word used by Burch, the Super.
ipteudent Of plblic Schools in Copial,
county, in his testimony before the Senate
Committee. But even this admission is
departure isom the approved Bourbon
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EOGxsiEH BURNED


And Nnmy Peopse FNnrroWIy EAcnVc ~
"a Nenp~r F.rr. H. sitt.
" DnsvERr GoL,: Fetruary a55.-7A fro ut 2
O'clock this morning destroyed Ike National
and Nashville hutcls, two small frame
buildings on tho corner Of Meze and
Nineteeulh stress, occupied as a lodging
horse principally by railroad laborels.
Four men, one unkuswn, snd The o!herH
named WhGlen, Mcguire aud Sullivan,
psiishtd in the fl .rnts ard their bodies
burned to ushes The other inmates, in
GLIDING several women mud children,
barely escaped with their lives, some by
leaping from the second story windowa.
The fire is thought to havn originated in
tho kitchen Of the Nanhville houss. Lose
5000; insurance s. 600.
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NentIy Another Ouc,

TEnRE HAurE, IND, February 25.-A
Clay City, Ind, special TO the Erpre,s says:
A farm hand, Louis oberndoier, shoi
Nancy Schiele and then himself, because
she refused to marry him.. Oberndoie,
worked for the girls father, and had
frequently sought her hand IN marriage.
He shot twice, the balls going through her
arms and lodging in the shoulder blade.
He shot himself in the abdomen. l. IL
thought tho girl is not dangerously hurt,
but Oberndo,er is in critical condition,
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Kccds for fiuod sufferers.

From Our Special Correspondent. .SN,9'
WASHINGTON, D. O., February o5.-In
the House Of Representatives to-day, Repre-.
sentative Gibson; Of West Virginia, intro.
duced joint resolution appropriating
$4,000 for the distribution Of seeds among
the sufferers from the floods in the Ohio
valley. The bill wfs referred to the Appro.
priation Committee. l..s /.
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,,,1lugRE is one Of the cities that have
,,lT.,ed by tho Standard Oil monopoly. i
,nv Of her citizars have the courage to
eebt that concern the publicsympathy will
h, with ,leu; and il they can win vic
,o,v thew will not be ealonc in celcbratingit. 1t.
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Mn. Z. II. AMMlDowN, an eastern woolen
manufacturer, Gays that 10 meet the 20 per
cent reduction in woolens proposed by the
Morrison bill the manufacture would al
once be obliged to cut down wages 81 pei
cent, aud ho perIinently adds: 'Those
who have observed the difficulty ot reduc
lug wages even 10 per cent will readily
affirm that no such reduction as 81 pei
cent could bo effected" He might have
added that no such reduction ought to be
effected, and that the Congress which
makes necessary so much as the attemp
will deserve the execration OF all Ameri
cans. I.E. 7 =. :, /, ~
II The reduction were possible, tho mar
who lanow earning eighteen dollars weel
would get twelve dollars, and the man who
nov gets nine dollars would get six
Take from q workers earnings thirG
OF h!s wages and he loses thirt
Of his power to buy. Where he spen
thres dollars ho has now but two dol
Lana 10 spend. lie must economise, ant
this means that he will buy less and tha
other people will cell less to him. We ilt
no: lave 10 follow this process Of reason
Ing long bciorcwe como upon the factory
operatives relation to the former, Of whose
products he will DO forced to buy less.
II wages can not bs reduced to allow ths
American manufacturer to compete viii
tae foreign manufacturer, the American
manufacturer muat close his mill, and hi!
operative must tud something elss to dt
Of become public charge. To find some
ashg e'se to do is not always easy. In th'
meantime the man who did work in tn,
Saolen mill CAD not buy at all, and to thl
extent Of this mans former purchases th'
ainer loses his liomo market. Ii &
lhe foreign operative who takes til,
pScs Of the American operative who ha
oeea wiped out, may or may not bu.
part OF hslood from the American farmer
a part, such as perishablcs, ho will no
0ay' and grain he is as likely 10 buy else
saele' One thing is evident, the marke
1oF American wool ia done for. ~,
Mr. Ammidown we'll says: /" The woo
growing and wool manufacturing interest
VI me country cannot bc separated. The.
a'e dependent, and tho ruin Of on
involves that Of the other"
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The ) .robncco tux Kcbn,c.

WAsHlSGroS, ,. G., February a5.-In
the House to-day on motion Of Mr.. His.
cock, q resolution was adopted calling upon
thc, Secretary Of the Treasury for Informs
ton as to what time The rebates on the to-
bacco Tux will bo paid 10 the claimants,
and II there ia to be any delay, the causes
thereof, and d&wlatican be done 10 effect a
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