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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-31

Dr. David Kennedy. Rondout, N. Y:
DEAR SIR am an engineer on the Old Colony
Railroad, and run the Fall River boa, train BE-
ton. For ten years 1 suffered everything but
death from dyspepsia. Often had such binding
SICK headaches that could scarcely see. | think
and partly TO the jar of the engine. Sometimes
my head would snap like neuralgia. and again
feel as big as mans fists. Ny breath was very
offensive, and my food soured as soon as it en-
tered myl stomach In fact my stomach felt as
though IL were great raw and sore surface, and
what agony it gave perhaps you can imagine.
In the summer and fall OF 1876 when we had the
heavy centennial travel. the constant jar brought
on accute attacks nearly every week aud /
thought should have to leave the road. But
kept at work until the next spring, when grew
so much worse that could virtually eat nothing
and concluded that my labor, and my lie, too.
were about over.
heard of. and had been treated by some OF the
best physicians in Taunton and Lowell. AT this
critical time DR.. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVOR
lie REMEDY was recommended to me. Ii was
new to me. and with my experience OF medicines
you can easily forgive me for saying that 1 had
not particle OF faith IN it.
had tasen it buta few days when began to
get better. The raw and sore feeling left my
stonsch, and the swapping pains left 10y head,
II is the only thing that ever did me least the
good. and 1t drove every ache, pain and discom-
KENNEbY ST FAVoRfTE REMEDY with with me - on
Why, bell We FAVORtTE REMEDY viii cure
anything. One night, a while ago, John Layton,
an engineer who runs the main line boat train
hom Boston. came on my engine sick death.
He was worn out with work, had high fever and
was so nervous be almost broke down crying.
Nonsense, John,'' l said. 'cheer no. I've got
something on my engine that vii ct vol ND in a
jiffy." took out my bottle Of EAE0RiTE REM.
EDY. lifted his head and CAV .im a good dose.
He went to bed. Two DAYS after saw him look
ing as healthy as butcher. "Dan," he said,
what was that STUFF you gave me the otner
night" sit was DR.. DAVID KENNEDY'S FA-
VORITE REMEDY, .Roldout. n. Y said ].
well. don't care whose Remedy II is It's the
thing for man on railroad" So say we all.
Yours, etc, DANIEL FITS
This preparation goes 10 the root OF the disease
by purifying the blood and rousing every organ
INTO healthy action. /. is useful at home, shops.
in office-everywher
Dr. David Kennedy. Physician and Surgeon.
Rondout, ". Y.
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CONN ERCIAL.

No department. of dry goods trade displayed any
activity, while the general movement was slug
gish. Groceries are steady. and prices unchanged
Butter and cheese are dull ut previous quotations
Eggs are weakening considerably. though prices
remsin unchanged. Among green fruits choice
eating appless take precedence.
GRAIN.
wheat-The general tone of the local market is
dun. and while prices about IN Thursdays po-
sition yet we quote an absence of any special
activity Futures heavy and slightly lower. Re-
ceipts light New York sc of; Baltimore a to lie
lower. and Chicago sc OF.
CONGREGATIONS well maintained. and all
grades show considerably activity. something of q
boom" Sales o! FIVE cars of No. white corn
were made on call at 4l5zc track for first half of
February. Receipts fair. New York steady: Bait
move &c lower snd Chicago steady.
Oau-steady at quotations. Fair demand for
cash deliveries.
che following table shows the receipts o, Srs q
st this point for the past twe1ty-tour hours:
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The Produce Market.
1ggs-Paying 2o@z2c per doA from store. Csc
nutter0Creamery fancy. 2792sc; choice. lsqzoc;
dairy, selected l59l6c; country. fancy, 121zc;
sweet roll, 109l2c; medium grades. 69sc; low
Poultfy-Hens, &c per 10. !; ROSTERS &c; spring
chickens, 20; turkeys, &C.: old geese, and well.
feethered. per doz, IS 90; ducks per doz, So 90.
kabbits-75c per doz
Squirrels--75c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. &5c; mixed and ducks.
Rses-1k0lNc.
wool-Tub-wsshed and picked. SOC, unwashed,
medium, zoe; unwashed common, 20c; un washed
one, Ice; Cotswod, 15c: do. coarse, l63l7c; co.
cotton feeces 149l5c.
The Provision Market
Below are the present Jooofng prices:
smoked Meats, canvased or plain plain meats
not guaranteed against skippers-)j. G. Hams: 10
20 ~ lbs. average. ll4c: Is lbs. average, lie:
lsS los. average, l0szc: 20 lbs average, 1917;
heayy averages 2925 lbs. l0Ze Cottage
hams. sc: California mans, TIC; English break
last bacon, clear, lie: English shoulders, &c;
family shoulders, pieces averaging to 10 lbs,
sc; dried beef 15c. Bacon-Clear sides. medium
W. sc; 90 backs, light weight Sc; bellies. Sc:
ID. 3. aud Picked Meats-En9lish cured, clear
does or backs, unsmoked. 71sc; Bean pork. clear,
per bhl 400 lba SIS 90; pork clear. per bbl., zoo
cs SS i ismiy PORK clear. per bb, 200 lbs, s
LAsd-Puse sstts-ssndezed in teyces, shc; IN
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ports:
Hoss-Reeeipr $1,000 head, shipmeuu, SOS
head Market slow and l0c lower: rough pics
ing, "a 2oes4 60: packing and shipping 81 555i So
light. S4 50G4 co; skips. s39t %
Oattle Receipts, 500 dead: shipments, 900
common 10 good shipping. 81 4095 40; cornfed
Texas, siG5.
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head: shipments. 70)
head Market slow and 109l5c lower. common
to medium. 81 5ogS 10; choice. So eO94 So
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-Beeves Receipts, / l70
head, mainly very common stock: prices a trif ?
higher Door TO fair steers sold at 81 50d6 10: oxeu
stays. bulls. heifers aud dry cows, So 25a5 80.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head. Market dull aud
weak; extremes, IS 5095 so for sheep s5@6 50 for
lambs
Hogs-Receipts, zoo head. Extremes, 81 so05 90
81. LOUIS. Jan. So-Oatue-Rsceipts / 500 mead ;
shipments 200 head. Market steady for best ex-
ports, y so0e 70; good to choice shipping. IS 250
'H common 70 medium, u 2S95; native bplea-
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ers' steers si94 sc; COWS aud heifors, sat-:
stockers s. 5OSi; feeders, s49i CO. corn fed lex
ans S8@4 60.
6heeD-Receipts. !, 100 head; shipments, $50 head
best firm: low. dull; common to medium, g SOC
Is; choice, 50 509i; extra 81 Is
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Jan. S0-Csttle-N Moth
ing doing; receipts. 1 OPS head; shipments 635
head.
Hogs-slow receipts, $3.50 head: shipments,
$500 head; PhIladelpnias, S5l5 10; Workers 81 20
"a 90.
Sheep-ln fair demand and unca2nged; re-
ceipts, $40 head shipments, ? 60 mead.
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nefalcatinn I'm a Bank.

NEw YORK. Jan. 30 The assignee of
Cock bank. of svana. n. Y, has led his
report which shows liabilities, Sl15,S94 II;
assets. So. l61 IS; making a detslcation of
Sl09 735 CO. Among the liabilities are $50
900 81 of certificates of deposits, which were
held largely by farmers.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-31

my wife suffered from rheumatism for
months. She tried number of medicines,
bat received little or no benefit. She COM
menced taking Athlophoros three days ago.
and can safely say she has already received
more benefit from it than from all the medi-
cipss che had taken BEFORE" }, Stephens,
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Oifp.
ANTWERP. Jan. sO.-Petroleum-17xf.

AM jan 0U.-PetrOIeurn-ITZt
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. Sensational Transit Ger
fcstes opened at 691zc; highest 69s4c; lowest 6gc
closed at 691sc. Sales 4ii00J bbIs: ciearances
bbls.; charters 1892 bbls OIL City Exchange
stock. 10 bids $3.50 asked.
BRADFORD. Pa, Jan 50 Crude On-Mar ket
quiet and apparently weaker. National Transit
and TideTatsr runs. Thursday, 1894 bbls.: total
shipment 55117 bbls.; charters, 49l bbls clear
snces, 3S7o,0c0 bbls. National Transit certificate
opened at 6914c and closed al 69Isc; the highest
price of the day was 6954c; lowest price, e-7kc.
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Randall and carIlsle VISIT cleveland

WASHINGTON. Jan. so Representative
Randall returned to Washington to-day from
Albany, n. Y, where he was in conference
with President elect Cleveland Speaker
Carlisle left for Albany last evening. He
will probably return here to morrow.
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H,zsI Green, Grant County, Wisconsin.
The universal verdict "a TO Athlephoros is
that il cures where other remedies fail.
What an amount of money might be saved
if sufferers would go directly for this recog-
nized spsci6c
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New YORK, Jan. 30.-The failures of the
last seven days, reported to E. G. Dun &C, i,
number for the United States, 3l7; Canada
All last week, and 400 the week previous.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 81. -whlsky-Steady at is,
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 80 -whisEy-Steady at q "a
CINCINNATI. Jan. 50.-Whisky- Steady at 81 Is
BALTIMORE. Jan 30. - Whisky Higher and
irm ~ u 20@l u.
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Foreign Money and Stocks.

LONDON, Jan. S0.-Consols. 100 Lilo. United
States Bonds-41zs. 49,. Railroad 3onds Canada
Pacific. 4; Erie, onds SO: Illinois Central, 2is4
~. Paul. "a: Sew York Central, 90; Pennsylvania
Central. Sly: Reading, 81
PARIS. Jan. So.-Rentes. 79f. 90c
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORk. Jan. 80 Dry Goods-De nsnd and
movement previously reported Tnaint3ined There
is good daily volume OF business Current val
ues are charReteIized by much steadiness.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-31

Pure blood is absolutely necessary in or.
der to enjoy perfect health. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla purifes the blood and Strengthens
the system.
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More MYSTERIOUS,

NV YORK Jan. 30.-Nothing has yet been
learned OF the wherea bouts of s. s. Conant
editor of Hsrper's Weekly. Pinkerton's
detectives are no longer working on the
clue.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-31

Purify your blood, tone up the system and
regulate the digestive organs by taking
Hoods Sarseparilla. Sold by all druggists.
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What In Does.

Almost every lady habitually uses some
kind of hair dressing. II is q toilet neces.
slty. Parker's Hair Bslsam is the best, be-
cause it gives gloss and softness, arrests fall
ing out, does not soil the most delicate
fabric. is deliciously perfumed, cools the
head, eradicates dandruff and promotes q
luxuriant growth.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-31

Men who suffer through indiscretions, re.
member Aliens Brain Food restores former
vigor to brain and body. 81; 6 for S. at
druggists, or by mail from j. II. Allen, 3l5
First avenue New York.
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Don't disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but use Dr.. Sage's
CatarTh Remedy and be cured.
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flour. Grain and Hay.

Flour, Grain and Hay.
flour-Ps.ent, 81 7S95 90; extra fancy, 81 009
40 fancy. 60 9Oal %; choice s3 75a3 e0: family
IS 559S 60; treble extra 81 602 IS: double extra
y tOas 30: extra, ~ 2592 IS; supernne, e 009
16; fine, & 90.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live stock Market,

UNION STOCK YARDS, Jan. 80.
CATTLE - Receipts, 600 hssd; shipments, 40
head. The receipts of shippers was very light:
prices about steady on prime, while common are
dull; prime butcher grades wanted; common dull;
good stockers iu demand: co VS. and calves jpll
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j. r. RYAN g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

G. and Ga East Maryland St.. Indianapolis.
Grain. Flour. Feed, Produce, etc. Storage for
-four and merchandise. Our rooms are large, airy
and clean.
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Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.
(Michigan City and Grand Rapids Division)
Depart Arrive.
Frankfort Ace. 5:0Cpm indianapolis MI S:l5pm
Mich. G Ngt Es, II :20pm Ind Egt Ell. d.s. S:S5ara
Mich. City Ml..12: 45pm indianapolis Ac1G :OOau1
For tickets and information, call q. Union De-
pot and Is South Illinois street
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Running = Locomotive While Deathly
Sfck-SOm ething the Passengers Did Not
Know-A Physician Saves an Engineer.
TAUNTON Mass
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Chicago, SC. Louis and Pittsburg.
PANHANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA rISE)
Depart. ArT1Ye.

OuiCdSo, Sts LOUIS ana fltltDurE.
PANHANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA lISR)
New York. PHILADELPHIA
Washington, Balu-
more. Pirtsourg and
Columbus Express. l:9am IL 81 A m.
Dayton &COlumbus Elk - l0:45 am.lss l:S5 I'm.
Richmond Accommo-
New York, Phiisdeip's. ''' ''''' "a ''% sm'
Washington, Balti.i
mere, Pittsburg CO.
Dayton g%ngs Dayton En :. IS :
CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA KoKoxo.
Fast Express ...~sO IL 100 pm. - 4ooan.
Louisville and Chicago
Express. P. c.........-.- lib am. s:sspm.
sDally. %"Daily except Sunday. Sleeping Car.
For tickets aud full information call at ticket
Office Penn. Lines northeast corner Washington
sno limos streets or Union Depot Ticket Office.
EWsbash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway.
Oct. Chi. Mall 1 nfPsn Det Er s A55aEs
Il l,FLW.&M.Ex 2:I5pm Pacific Ex.......ll Scam
fe tF dss oDm Pei SS s sp
Fortickets and full Information call at City
Ticket Office, e So Ill. St or Union Depot Ticket
Indiansp polls and Vincennes.
III. & Cairo EI-. s:lsam vincennes Ac..-.l 10 :Aoam
ror tickets and full information call at tickes
Office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
sno Illinois streets or Union Depot Ticket Office
CINCINNATI, Hamilton and Indianapolis.
Gin Day rsl s Rs5sai eepnsr.y. a Esss
g, D., T. q lo: Sam Gin, p & st. L.. IL ;5oaua
CCnnersv. Acc. 4;25pm Gin. Acc .......... 5:Oopn1
G., d., I. &N.Y.. 6:35pm Gin, p. 81. l. -l0lopu
Indiana, Bloomington and Western.
PEORIA DIyIa0N
Pacific Ex s. NAH 7:25am Ariise Osn
K. &T.F. Liner-c 5:07pm Cfncin. Spec. rcli: O5am
B&RLEx. d,s,r,cll:lOpm Atlantic Exam. 6:sCpn
Mooreield Ac .SonmI NAL - f,sv ~ 11-oca-
Mall q Day Ex.... 5:Ofpm Moorefeld Acc. 6:lcpn
EASTERN DIVISION.
Day IL :s5am Western Ex... 4:4Spm
Atl'c EXC, dly. 7:l0pm Bob De re. do 3tpm
Ticket Office. No. lbs South Illinois street or al
the Union Depot Ticket once. 5, indicates sleep
er; T. c., reclining cars
LeH,syilIe; New Aiban, and Sh,caeo:
(Michigsn City and Grand Rapids Division)
Frankfort acc 5:oopm IndIanap i rs Nj slspm
Mich CITY Indiana d polls a a oosn1
For tickets and information, call q. Union De-
pot and &c South Illinois street.
apoIIs and st. Louie.
Day Express rs. 7:lo am N Y. & 3. e.. s:45sn
Paris Exprees.. $50 pm Local Pass ....... $50 am
b. * ST. L. Ex... 6:25 pm Ind apolis Ex. 500 PIC
n. Y. & st. L. ExlI so pm Day Express.. SIS pm
For tickets and all information call az city ONCE
No. Bates House Block. Union Depot and Nssss.
chusetts Avenue Depot.
Cleveland. Columbus, CINCINNATI ard In.
dianapolis.
Departl Arrive.
n. Y. & 30. Ex.. 400 ami L. o StLEx :4oauo
ID. s. & n. \. Tx 1910 am W Ft.W.&M IL. 10: rs am
And. u Mich Ex IL rs am B. Rsr. & A. *. 2:20pua
W.FtW. d lex 5:55 pm B. Ind. d So Ex G 90 prrl
N. 7. & 3. Ex.-. 715 pmN. Y. & 8. /. TX II l6 nm
BKI6HTwOoD DIVISION.
Depart Arrive.
6i5 sm........ $3.50 PM 10 35sm.......... so pm
lG:Ie am am 5:25 pm 22oepm io:Ss pm
IL 10 am ;..;..;--. 10 PM S:2opin.
lpfOrm1ffln-
ETC., call al the Union Ticket Office, Bstes House
corner, Massachusetts Avenue Depot OF at the
T-rs<
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Went into effect Sunday, Jan. %, Iee1.
TRAINS Run By CENTRAL STANDARD TlHR.
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GOVERNMENT sRcuRrTrRs.

eteRling. % days.fsS% o. 8. 81 s-...-.. ....u.E
Sterling sight.......i86H New D. s. fs......-.lll
8 Per cent bonds..--l01Z
Norn-Tne purchasing price for ioyernmept
BINDS In Indianapolis varies from the New York
q 1otAsious y u pey cent.
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Estimated receipts hogs 20 COO head
Car lots-Wheat. 1885, corn, 235: oats. 1871.
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FOr al lnf0rmdtl0n, rates maps, Tine tatIes,
ETC., call al the Union Ticket Office, Bstes House
corner, Massachusetts Avenue Depot OF at the
Union Depot.
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r. II. ALBEIT, n. D..

y. B.-Plesse note the number, and thus avoio
Office near with same name
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06

In the Senate on tn 18th the COMMITTEES
ON Finance reported favorably, with
amendments, the House bill for the retire.
ment and recoinage OF the trade dollar.
The conference report on the naval bill
was reported favorably and was adopted,
Mr.. Hale stating that IL had been strip
OF all new legislation......In the House Mr..
White wanted the Journal corrected, claims
ing that his resolution to abolish the Of
flee Of Internal Revenue Commissioner
had been stricken out, and had not
been printed in the Record, and in response
70 question 81 privilege by Mr.. White
defended bis right to do what Mr.. White
complained of. The matter was then
dropped. The army bill was passed with
some slight amendments. One amend
ment was offered providing for the retire.
mont Of General Grant Though not spe-
emily naming him) with the rank and full
u nv Of General. This was ruled out on
roint Of order by Mr.. Forney, who had
Oh rye Of the bill.
The morocco factory Of @. r. Lembardt,
in Brooklyn, N. ~, WINS totally destroyed
by fire on the 9th.
] THE run on the New Haven Conn Saw
ings Bank terminated on the 25th, $3.50 600
having been paid out
ALL the arsenals and naval stations in
England are heavily guarded.
CAPTAIN EADs has agreed TO undertake
the work of:securing deep water mt Gal
weston hartor.
TnE French are preparing for concerted
action In TONG. n and within a short
while will have 1000 soldiers in the prov
ince.
An epidemic Of diphtheria IL raging at
Fullerton. Neb. Within a few weeks TWEEN
ty children have died.
The Baltimore a. Ohio Telegraph Com
South American points.
The Montreal ice carnival is favored
with very cold weather, aud is a great
success.
SENATOR BAyARD opposes the Mica
ragua treaty because the Clayton Buiwer
treaty Is still In force.
THE Arkansas, California and Oregon
Legislatures are still balloting for United
States Senator.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has entirely rcgaincd
his health, and on the 9th was chopping
wood at Hawarden.
TERRIBLE storms prevailed in Missouri
Illinois and Iowa on the 9th, and trains
were delayed on nearly all railroad lines.
Cox MURPHY, the most notorious dos
perado In Montana for many years, was
hanged by members OF the '.3--s--77v the
evening OF tho "a b.
The Indiana Insane Asylum at Indian
apolls was partially destroyed by firc on
the 27th. Loss, $4,000 70 $4,000, with no
insurance. No casualties.
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The Sad Fatality which Pursued the
Berry Family.

bEibAtftti Vs. january ~.
Berry Son, glass-blowerg, working al
GAINESVILLE, received a telegram on sat.
urday, stating that old Mr.. Berry's daugh.
ter, living at Pittsburgh, had suddenly
died. In hurryng 70 make the train Tho
old gentleman ovcrcxerted himself and
dropped dead In the depot Of heart dis
case. Ills body was accompanied BY bis
son and his sons wife from here. They
conveyed the sad Intelligence ID Mrs
Berry at Pittsburgh, who, already pro.
strated by the loss OF her daughter, died
last evening. The son and wife therefore
will attend three funerals instead OF one
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TnE'de OF the French troops al Kee
Lung j. confirmed.
| AT Cincinnati on tho 2lth meeting was
held TO form an American-irish Parlia-
mentary Club. A committee was appoint
- 70 take the necessary steps TO forming a
National organization.
For the week ended on the 9th the inn
porss at the port Of New ork were -. 49,
40, Of which >3,5c4.0oo were general mer-
chandise and - So, 900 dry goods.
Ur 10 the 2sth nothing had been heard
from the Soudan since the battle Of Aim
klea Wells and the anxiety in England
was intense. unauthenticated rumors
stated that General Stewards entire COM
mand had been annhiiated.
\ Tux Socialists OF Chicago have been nut
in high feather by the London explosions.
Their regular Sunday meeting on the 25th
was characterized by speeches OF a re-
markably bloodthrsty and incendiary
character.
THE Church OF the Paulist fathers in
New York, the second largest OF the kind
In the world, was dedicated on the 2Jth.
lNparts OF Iowa the Illinois Central Road
is Ia lily blockaded with snow.
A HENNEriN CANAL resoluti ion introduced
in the New York Legislature on the 18th
was promptly tabled.
The old Liberty Bell was received at New
Orleans ON the 10Th by the firing OF salutes,
blowing Of whistles and other public dem
onsirations.
IRISH papers denounce the latest London
outrage IN the severest terms.
A SUPPOSED box OF dynam ito was picked
up in the Post office building at Montreal.
Can. ON the Goth.
The excess OF the value OF exports over
imports Of merchandise for twelve months
ended December Slst, 1854, was Si2 j0.6,-
or.
The Supreme Court Of the United States
rendered decision on the 10Th in the case
known as the. Chinese wife case-Chong
All Moy, plaintiff in eiror-against the
United States.
THE record Of the committee shows that
more organizations from Pennsylvania
will attend clevelaud's Inauguration than
from any other State.
IT is asserted that Italy is ready to send,
when the emergency arises, 10000 soldiers
to Egypt to assist in the support OF British
authority there.
AhE StAt4AuAtl (uambtT Oh commerce
committee asks to be excused from con-
sidering the Spanish treaty. They made
a report favoring the Mexican treaty.
Ar meeting OF the local branch OF the
National League at Cionmel, Ireland, on
the 26tn, a Town Councilman spoke in
justification OF the recent outrages ia Lon
don. There was such a storm Of dissent
that the speaker was forced to sit down.
A priest who presided denounced the dy-
namiters.
A BILL was introduced in the New York
Senate on the 18th prescribing severe
penalties for making, dealing in or trans
porting nitro or chlorate explosives with
In the State with intent TO use the same
for the injury Of life or the destruction OF
property.
The run on the Savings Bank at New
Haven, Conn, was continued on the eGth.
About 300 accounts were closed on that
day and 100000 paid out. The bank
seemed to have plenty OF money.