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THE GOODWIN MU RIDER CASE.

SALEM. Mass, Dec. 30.-In the trial of Henry
X Goodwin to-day, for the murder Of Albert d. Swan at
Lawrence testimony was introduced oshow that insan
ty has existed in the prisoners family for several
eratlons Henry d. Waite, electrician, Of NewYOrk
detailed some of his dealing. with Goodwin, whom no
designated as An extremely Jealous " n who thought
tyrryhody was against him when anything went wrong
otbcr Witnesses testified that Goodwin continually
taking telephone and harping the subject OF swans
,,Ius sttcst
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wF,vrps TO DEMAyu MORE WAGES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80 lSpeciah.-A part of
tho proceedings OF secret NEE ing Of carpet weaver',
he'd on Monday leaked out to-day. They say that tho
agreement rs to wages made when the long strike OF last
y-sr WAS compromised expires tomorrow. and consider
ing that the recent advance the price OF carpets
rants an Increase wages over last years schedule,
they v IN dem nd advance. The manufacturers arc
reticrut about the er but say that although the
prices .! carpets lave advanced there has been corre-
sponding advances In the price Of the raw maSral, ana
rbat the profits are small The determined. and
unless their demands complied with over Coz
weayer3 Will leave their looms.
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DISQUE GUTLTY OF KILLING HIS WIFE

The trial of George II. Dsque for killing his
wife hnshcd in tho Hudson County Court OF Oyer
and TerniBer yesterday. and he convicted Of
der 10 the fist degree There same largo attend
ance IN the court during the trial. and many
women were present as before Judges Knapp and
Beach took their seats upon the bench at 1890 a. ID,
and the prisoner brought in from the County Jail
lie looked nervous and worried and the Of the
trial was evidently telling upon hn Judge Knapp
nvercd an elaborate and impartial charge to the jury.
oehnins the difference between the and de-
sees OF murder and dwet specially upon the law gov
posed. He said that the law OF New.Jrrssy lraulred
proof that the defendant insane and to the
eA,ent o Dehg unable TO distinguish between right and
wrong The jury retired Al LOS a M and returned at
t,pa, - w. WIN verdict When ANNOUNCED Dsque
1e"ns" % perceptbiy and his lower lip guYrrrd. lie
wa ieu haok To- the JsIi where be was thoroughly
ior anything with which he might commit sul-
sentence OF death Will probably he pronounced on
ss Sssuay or Monday II Dsque Is hanged IL will be the
lhifd execution III the county e " " ~ ~
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 80 tSpecidN. THE
village OF Lyons Fulton County Is puzzled to account
for disappearance OF d. W. Monlton. the leading
physician Of that place. Three strangers to
Lyons Monday. one Of whom said that lie was dc
tectve They asserted that heavy burglary had been
committed at Toledo and they had to believe tho
burglars were secIetcd IN Lyons its vicinity They
requested DR.. MOuOn to his horse and buggy and
take drive In the country with the detective whcb lie
did TIE other left tOwU since which time nothing
been heard either OF the three OF MOutOn,
OF the horse and buggy No such burglary they men
toned took place at Toledo.
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ROUTED BY UNITED ST4TES TROOPS.

MEXICAN REYOLUTONISTS DRIVEN FROM AN
ISLAND IN THE RIO GRANDE.
ROME, Tex, Dec. 80 (SpeciaD.-Msjor kel-
logg with detachment OF United States troopers from
Ruggold yesterday routed large band OF Mexican
revolutionsts from the State Of Tamaulpas who were
occupying island in Rio Grande River aear this
place which belongs the United States. The reVoi-
tonsts crossed to the Mexican bank OF the river
and under OF darkness took possession OF the
famous island which has caused so much con-
tention between the United statos and Mexico The
revoutlonsts have been preparing for several days 10
pronounce against the state of Talnaulipas' Large
quantities of and ammunition have been smuggied
river by them points above and below tEis
nlnoe.
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INTER R-Co1LE0IArE RkGATrA ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30 lSpecidD. pro-
cocdinrs al the meeting held ut tho Fh Avenue Hotel
In New.York Saturday by the intercollegiate Re
vatta Association were made puoc here to-day Dele
gates were present from Columbia, Cornell, Bowdoln.
Brown and the University OF Pennsylvania regatta
committee consisting OF T. c. Hunter OF the University
OF PcuusylvanIa; Jasper T. Goodwin OF Columbia aid
W. ". Curtis, ot BOwdOin. was appointed to select the
time and plse for the The following officers
were chosen II. ID. Hyatt, Cornell, president; :. T.
Houston University Of Pennsyvsnia. yice-presideut;
C;eurge Colby Brown, secretary and treasurer.
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STARVING THEMSELVES foR MORE "powe&'

ST. PAUL, Dec 80 lSpeciaD.-This is the
aftccuth day Of Thomas Green's Panira because
of religious views He Insists upon refusing food until
he shall have become " sancthed" The Rev Mr.. Halt
OF whitewater who has charge OF those meetings has
eaten only twice since Green began aDstaining and
several members of the society are also fasting lii fact
the whole congregation to be the point Of star
walton. beng scarcely able to yak owing to weak
and 1t is feared that death insanity may result
Several members Of the society have Withdrawn from
the meetings thinking the matter is being carried too
fan
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saut because she refused to give him money se sald
followed her through the street when she was
gong to work, demanded money. and on her refusal
Knocked her down. Her head struck the curhst0ne Win
sufficient force fracture her skull general aisr
had been from the Police Headquarters 10 loon
our for Bosnian, who is familiary known as Blsmarck
bat he succeeded IN cuding tbs police aithOu4h Incy
his track several times. Yesterday morning
went 20 the hospital enquire about his wires
condition aud arrested. He was taken III lhc pres
OF his dying wife aud although she WAS unaoe 10
see she was conscious and recognized hun by his voice
Her statement made in his presence hut he ala noG
seem tu be affected by 1t. lie was aferward Arraisneo
before Judge Ssng and denied that he had struck MS
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PROGRESSITE JUDAISM.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 80 (SpeciaD 1.-The fol-
lowing unanimously adopted to-day by the CON
vention Southern Rabbis. in session city
This conference has su jectcd the principles
enunciated by the Pttsburg Conference to
aud rigorous examination. The duty Imposed
upon 1t by thom by false Impressions prevailing among
the people the true meaning OF these principles
aud we IL erst"re deSD IL our duty declare nI in
them nothing SntagUnstic 0 the spirit OF progressive
Judaism Yet We individually and collectively
unto ourselves the right 10 dissent from practical
deductions that may he drawn from them.
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SUFFERING FAMILIES OF TIE DEAD MINERS.

WILKEsBARRE, Dec. so (SpeciGF .-Fhe situ-
stio al Nautlcoke (, unchanged The Rel e Committee
appointed at the citizens meeting Tuesday sissued
the folio wing appeal to the pubc
on Dec. 1s. 1883. twenty-sx persons were en-
tourrd in slope No OF the Susquelanna Coal Com
pany AZ Nanticoke, Penn. ny csyr-lu OF qnrk.ard
ana water which hlled up nearly all tle ialmfdiaH
W. kinxs and cfcctuslly cut oil ali hopes OF reScung
the unfortunate mrn alive Tho victims were the sup
port ot som. twenty families. nearly AL 0f wlom are
eft in and are worthy ot pnOlo
charity The Committee of Relief. therefore. uake THIS
appeal 10 the generous public and c0nnhehtly nope ~
viii lbs literally responded To. Contributions VIII De
re- we'd hv either the president the Rev. l. G. Lyman,
mr. n F. Robinson financial rctary AT AaniicOke, and
viii be duly ac Sno wlrdged aud faithfully applied.
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BLACK EYES OYER AN ARGUMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30 (Specidt. Might SUI
pcrntondent Grouse aud J. H. GOOdteow, both recent
apponnents IN the Once engaged ahot dispute
list night fore gn politics Neither knew much about
the subject but both stubborn they concluded
the al uent with fists and foct In this they
when they appeared before Magistrate Collins
thi. morning they presented all the elements OF hard
fought battle GuOdeliOw. who was tne more battered
was dismissed from his place. and Grouse for whom
wrrrant assault had been taken out by GoodIeIow,
wag hal N 5000 bail,
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sEy1EyoE or BRlGg1u r0UyG HAuproy.

SALT LAKE, Dec. 30.-Bneham Young
Hampton, who convicted of cOnsprIng to entrnp
prominent Gentlos, to-day sentenced TO the max
imum penalty under tho law, year In tho County
Jail. Judge Z.,e. before prGnouncing sentence. com
mented In scahng the veness Of the offence Of
which the culprlt was convicted.
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HIDING MS IDEyT7TT ~ DEAlH.

CLEVELAND, Dec 80 tSpecidn.-For some
weeks Alfred Thorn. apparently msn of means, ha,
boarded with James Cannon, at Rocky River suburb
Of Cleveland. On Christmas Thorn disappeared and
nothing moro was OF hin until this morning, when
Cannon in turning the hay In the loft OF his barn.
scnvrrcd tho dead body of nan. which proved To be
that nf Thorn In his temple tuerc hOie cl1ttet
with blood aud a revolver was clu'chrd ~ MS hand
Thorn destroyed AL bis papers ana his old clothes before
his disappearance and nothing Is known Of The mn or
his motive for suicide
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VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN COLIMA.

CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. 30, via Galveston.-
Great excitement prevails IN the state Of Colima over
Am eruution Of tle volcano of Coima -Four days ago
ond reports we're and these were soon followed
by erupuns of lava which flowed over tho sides OF tho
mountain, completely covering them Al IasL accounts
n. prope were much alarmed, the How OF lava con
tiuued whitc cloud Oyorhangs the mountain anu ON
IL nre refected nImcs dariinE up from the cfatcF
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ELECTED BY THE louisville MINERS.

PoTrsvliLr. Penn. Dec. 80 (SpccidN The
miners meeting to-day was a AFFAIR. The old Oh.
cers were reelected as follows: President, lvor ID.
Jones OF Muersyille vicepre,ident, Alfred Deong OF
Fxce.slOr Northumberland County; treasurer John
nonls Of rrackvI.le. aud secretary. Dsnir Duty of
~ CAR All tho officers except Delong are OF Schuyl'
Iii
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QUEEN CHRISTINA BEFORE TIE coRrEs.

MADRID, Dec. 30.-Qucen Christina was
sworn a, Regent before tho Coro' to-day Tho streets
through which royal pageant passed were lined with
troop. Tbe popuace cordial IN their reception OF
the Queen Tho members OF the tortcs checrsd as the
xtiowr Queen the Chamber aud several ladies'
Il Dekan To Wcep
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| STRIKERS FORMING CAMPS.
SUPPLIES FROM THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
DEATH OF AN AGED WOMAN FROM EXCITEMENT

DEATH OF AN AGED WOMAN FROM EXCITEMENT
MINERS RETURNING AT THE OLD RATE.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 80 (Speciab.-This morning
strikers gathered the Aquppa mine interrupted
the drivers their way to work Two OF them at tue
solicitation strikers turned back but the snperin
tendent persuaded them to return to work numbei
of new faces wers observed among the strikers.
crowd collected at Ton Mile Inn Aliquippa mine.
In some houses between Pine Run aud Snodgrass mines
strikers sheltered and another "camp," these
gathering points called is to be made at Coal Valley.
The people in that neighborhood fear trouble hence
Pine Run and Aiquipps mines are nightly guarded
by strong force to-day brought to Coal
Valley Station a supply Of -four and other provisions
which stored in the hall Of the Knights OF Labor az
that place The strikers. 1t is said. we'll fed aud
bOused In the neighborhood. Master Workman New
man, when at Coal Valley, said:
There will be distu bance by the strikers II
help IL. The over-zeaous men IN our crowd will 10
closely watched and order will be preserved"
An operator SAID that the leaders who talk the smooth
est the first quietly TO instgate disturbances. One
OF tho strikers said that the mines now running ara
doing at great cast. He said
" Pine Run mine has been IN operation i've
weeks and the total output has been six barges.
When all at work the outpu3
Is about six barges week. Take the OF keeping
mp tile niue from small an output, the cost OF tho
guarding and extra waichnen the tippe, 1t will
be seen that the coal Is costing at least four cents
bu5hol Tho operators refuse TO pay us three CENTS
To-day Pine Run and Anquippa mines were putting ont
coal aud while there were numerous strikers loiterns
about, all was quiet.
Two strikers wors arrested at Monongahea City.
charged with starting down tho incline st the New
Eagle mine for tho purpose Of destroying the tpple-
striker arrested at Webster for conspiracy. rns
mother OF tho three Reed boys, who severely
beaten by the rioters time has died from tia
excitement produced by the attack. The Rev. John
Johnson. who has been prominent at the miners mass
meetings left this evening for Most Virginia 0 estl-
tie price or mining IN the Kanawha Valley. Two
Hundred and nfty miners at Ke ling ~ Co.'S mlues.
Baldwin Township. who nave been ont ali summer. w"nt
In TO day az the old The miners were offered "a
cents weyks ago, with the understanding that they
would bs three buscl as SOOu as the rest
were in receiving the amount They refused
the offer. hut rceOnsdered their action stated ana
went to work this morning.
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WESTERN Ay0 NOnTnw4srERy wArEe WAYS

WESTERN AYO NOkTHWHSrERN WATER WAYS.
KANSAS CITY,, No., Dec. 30.-The River
Improy einent Convention to-day passed resolutions
urging Senators aud Representatives TO Unlc 10 secure
from Congress liberal appropriations for the improve
nent OF western and northwestern water ways The
convention insists that member OF Congress from
Missouri Valley be placed the House River and llHr
Dor Committee, aud surprised at Presidents oiS
sion Of mention OF needs of Western rivers In hts Mes
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pox but thought the city tauhorites had the disease
fully under control Near Eaton, Dr. Ranch found
man suffering from tho disease in its most malignant
FORM He also learned that the nature Of the disease not
being known large party had been held at the honse
IA niaht or two before Dr. Rauch immediately drove
back town and tclegraphed to Chicago for vaccine
He left instructions that every who attended the
party referred TO, be vaccinated at once.
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TAXING REVENGE ON 4 RAILRoAD COMPANY.

DENVER Dec. 30.-Three masked men en-
tered the ngiuc-room Of the Marshall Coal C0mpanys
works at Erie, on the Colorado Central Rairoad,
forty miles from Dgnver, this morning.
captured the engineer, took him several
hundred yards away. tied hi and then returned aud
fire all the coal in cOmpany's hosting works.
The engine house. tranway and several OF the rail-
road company were completely Destroyed. The
loss will reach $4,000, while several
hu1dred thrown out Of employ meut.
Three weeks ago the wages Of the 10 the companys
mines were cut DOVE. when the KNIGHTS of Lab r.
dersc a STRIKE but the miners, rather than he w,pnt
work at this time OF year, refused 10 obey. This morn
ings outrage supposed be another outcroppns OF
tie Rock Spring trouble. insgated b. the Knights OK
Labor and a few striking miners.
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s1.rro.rn ATTACK ox A MExIcAN roRrREss.

MIR, State OF Tamaulipas, Mex, Dec. 80
(Spcciah Algeria received notice by the Gov
erurut telegraph line at o'clock Tonight that heavy
lrng has been heart the mountains south ef Iach-
ana 4 scout.n. party is now being organized TO
the II Is believed that the rcY-
outonsts have attacked the Stale fortress at Iachama.
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TRENTON, Dec. 80 tSpeciab.-The annual
meeting OF the New-Jersey Horticultural Society was
concluded this afternoon. when the following officers
cudng president for each county, elected:
Presidsnt, A. W. PrTsOn, OF Nineland ng
tary f. Williams, OF Montolar; CORRESPONDING secretary,
T. O. Lovett, of Little Silver ana turer, T. L. jones'
of
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KNOWING HER 4

hNoWIN0 HER Brutal HUSBAHD BY HIS VoIoY.
Mrs. Della Bosnian. the aged wompn
"no was ieioniously assaulted by her fusbAud
- 'orsey City on Tuesday night is lying at
d.. put o' death In the City Hospital
.nAae an ante-mortsm statement yesterday
~sassing her husband with having eon,n,,t.d m. .
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it in private sittngs. The Archbishop will teen be
authorized to introduce the measure IN Parliament
PARIS Dec. BON, Do Lesseps who mas been lobbying
in The senate AID Chapher Of Deputies In connection
with the lottery scheme In aid OF the Pyuama Canal has
assured that majority OF the members WILL vote IN
favor Of authorizing the lottery.
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1yrESrlGArIYa 90 OPERATIVE MsURAycE. :

TNVESTTGAfING COOPAKiIIFb INSVHANOH'
CHICAGO, Dec. 80 (SpecdO. The state
Auditor and Attorney General have been In the city
several days and the object OF their vsit II mas on "s
cerained has been the Investigation Of the manner IN
which seyer, cooperatye insurance companies are do.
ing bnsuess CHARGES have beon made tha the
statutes governing the management OF cooperative
benefit associations have been transgressrd' tns
.oreIies erred to avng means or keepins thcr
npnmsss 10 nay certain sums upon tho death OF men'
bcrs The number OF these Insurance soceties mas ~
cr.o -d ,y-ay within the last ana tho moias
shn of some OF them Is large This Is the mrs. time shAe
oiiei.l .tt.ullon nas been directed to them
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E1NpLNa HIS wIpE MARRLED r0 AyOrAER MAM

LEBANON, Penn, Dec. 30 tSpecidh. h.-Samuel
shuer of Newmanstown, this county. disappeared hyo
years ago, leaving wife and several children NO o'
ip were received from until yesterday when he VI IL
al his former home lie found that his wife aud children
were supported by David webncr, young man OF the
VILLAGE Who surprising shu!-r to he dead, had married
thr woman. shdrr, who has been living In the NeHt'
,bar n Il said he has accumulated considerable prop
rrt seemed much affected when he heard OF ths ana
w. sfu err rrlca,iug his WIFE, He then embraced hs
chiren and went away as mysteriousy AS he did nya
wear
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MR. GLADsTONE's DAUGHTER TO BE MARRIED.
LONDON. Dec 30.-lt Is announced that Miss
Mary Gladstone daughter Of William l. Gladstone IL To
be married the Rev. Hurry Drew, curAto Oi the
Church OF England at Hawarden
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MR.. FORSTER RALLYING.

LONDON, Dec. 30.-William +. Forster has
rallied somewhat from the relapse OF yesterday lie
passed D qnlet nlght.
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MUPDERING SEVEN CHINAMEN.
A sMUGGLFH's STORY or How nE KNOCKED THEM
~ THE HEAD AND THRIw THEM ov EBpAEp.
o., Dc a In. 4 aIitn

A sMUGGTFN'S STORY or HOW IIE KNOCKED THEM
~ TIE HEAD AND TnRI W THEM ov EBpAHp.
PORTLAND, O.c., Dee 3O.-Onc day last sum
mcr Italian boatnnn. accompanied hy scvea Clina-
men, Victoria for the American side ~ the straits of
Fuca. when almost across tho Straits the Italian
observed tie United Oliver Wolcott coming
toward him. the evident intention ot the officers Of the
vessr being TO examine contents Of hi craft. Iie
became alarmed aud avoid the pcna tics attaching TO
the offence Smuggling Chinese into the United states.
resolved away with the evidence oi his guilt
He called the Cinnamon OF tho cabin one by one. and
deck "a" Itaan struck him on the
head with club and tAcu pitched the body overheard
In this way he got rii tie whole number ana when
officers from the cutter botred his boat TO 9, ,idence
whatever OF eliminating nature found. The story
Is told by recently convicted snuggci, who IL now
Prisoner n the Cnled states rcutentiary. An inves-
gatiou Will be made or the purpose OF asccraning the
truth or fa'sity Of the report
MOSES JULIUS CESAR HiD BEEy CAST AWAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30 tNDccidL.-MoscS
julius C.rsar coorcd was IN dock IT the Central
Police station to dag charged with beating his wife.
Mrs Cesar failed 20 appear. ana In his own behalf
Moses julius delivered himself thus:
.'Jcdge when kums home fum sea I allus gihs my
wife de arnins o ny voyage. bat dis time wus cas-
away an' hadn't fur ter give her Den.
when dat shc pear sotcr dihr'Lt ter me. an
wasn't in dc bestis humor nohows k~se sue pawn my
watch an chain an clos, wuh altoEcder bout slVO
OATS whuts de matter. Jrdgc."
You are discharged" said the magistrate and Moses
Julius Gear Tor the door But at that moment
Nose, Jlius Caesar appeared aad the gate Of tho
dock was closed against Moses julius Caesar His good
woman declared that ho had beaten her with hi. fists
and size admitted having pawned the good. 20 py her
house rent she wasn't iudr,nt tor Nosc Juuus"
Then Muses. Julius Ca,,r Acknowledged that nc diI kick
her. didn't To hurt her The ma itfa,e deemed
the ptOyocatou sufficient and Mr.. CIsr liberated
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SMALLPOX IN A SOCIAL PARTY.

CHICAGO, Dec 3O.-Dr. Rauch, secretary of
the state Board OF Health. returned from Peoria last
night, where lie said lie found thirtsen cases small
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ACCIDENT TO TIE STEAMSHIP DoYAU.

LONDON, Dec 3l.-Ihc North German Lloyd
steamer Donal, Captain Pohlc. which sailed from
Bremen on December - New York has returned to
Plymouth with her shaft gone.
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DEM.NSING NEW PENSIONS

INDflNAPOLI-. Iud Dec. 3O.-At meeting OF eN
soldiers neld 1T Terro Uaute preamble and resolutions
adopted demanding the Passage Of law granting
the War OF the Rebellion VINO served sixty days Or
at the rae OF ~ month The proposed law Ia
affect pensioners who now receive more than -
per month. Widows OF soldiers sailors ard mariDcs II
il dehahdcd shall be- pcisiunrd at the ratio OF Sl2
month"; aud children At the OF 50 month to the
Of sixteen unsOund and iScay disabled children
to receive pension without limit IA 10 age
OFFICERS OF THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dee 3O-The KENTUCKY Legislature
convened to-day at Frankfort and elected the following
officers: Speaker. Charles Oiiut. OF Bourbon County
Clcrg OF the House. Green krlar. OF Nic0lus County
doOrkeeper Robert Tyler, OF Grads Clerk Of the son
ate, EarIy Glenn. Of Csrlisle.
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TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
THE CENsU, OF CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsroN. X g.. Dee. 3O.Tne census OF Charleston
City, completed to-day shows total population or
CO. a. against i9,3Si Ia ls5O Increase Of over 20
per The whte population In 27.OO3 and the col
Ored 81. $40 The cO0red surplus cOnssts mainly Of
children.