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LONDON, Jan. 27.-The Crawford divorce
case promises to furnish abundant food
for the society gossips Of London, when It
comes up for trial. Mr.. Donald Crawford,
the complainant, Is very bitter, and vows
that he will leave nothing untone to
punish Sir Charles Dixie, whom lie 90.
cnses OF having destroyed his domestic
happiness. Ono phase OF this case Ia the
awkward posltion IN which It places Mr..
Gladstone should lie come into power,
He has always admired Dixie, WHO Ia a
prominent candidate for the office Of
Foreign Minister In the event OF The for
nation Of Liberal cabinet, and would
probably select him but for the present
scandal. Lord Granvllle's chances for he
position are in1nitestimal, his conduct
during his last term having incurred bis.
lnarCk's open contempt
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LONDON, ian. 27.-rhe 0lob,, Conserya.
tive, says IL Is rumored that Mr.. Parnell
has resolved TO Use the Home Rule vote
to overthrow Mr.. Gladstone at the Brst on.
portunity TINT prOHents itself Bhould tlie
Liberals assume power. Mr.. pGrnell will
do this for the purpose oiexhibiting 10 lie
Irish abroad his power, In order TO
stimulate donations to the Parnellite
treasury, which was nearly drained by Tic
recent elections.
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A Cardinal for America.

CoLuNBus, o., Jan, 97-.The Catholic
Unitess will say in It's issue tomorrow;
"From reliable Information received from
lsome we feel justified 10 saying that the
Holy Father has determined In the near
future 10 create Most Rev. James Gibbons,
Archbishop OF baltimore, Cardinal.
This was 10 be expected both as a reward
for his great personal worth, and as a re-
suit OF the work OF The late council. 1t
gives us great pleasure that Baltimore is
10 receive this eminent consideration"
The statement Of the Unilt1c Is based
on information received by Bishop Gil.
moir from the Pope.
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MINERS hURIED

At Grafton YsStSrday-Aid for the Dis.
trssSOd Families,
Special Dipatch 10 hs HtsIliONer.
GRAFTON, W, Va, Jan. 27.-Tho re.
mains OF Michael Kenney, Peter Hanley
and William sandsbury were brought
here from NeWburg and buried to-day.
The Moss Family gave a concert here
last night in Brinkman Hall for the beue.
lit OF the Newburg sufferers. Fiity.two
dollars were handed TO the representative
oithe Newburg Relief Committee at the
close Of the performance, The manager
Of the company announced that their
profits for this entire week are to be de-.
voted to this purpose. They give another
entertainment here tonight.
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CmcNoO, Jan. 27.-A. special to the
TIN" from Springfield, ILL.,, says. The
forthcoming report Of the Agricultural
department. Of the State on the amount Of
Wheat raised and consumed during the
yeaf 1875 will show a condition OF affairs
not known to exist for the past twenty-five
ear, there being a deficit In the crop Of
SIeOOgOO : bushels. Acreage harvested was
WS,si Tbs amount annually required
i,t seed and consumption Is 13,7sg,020
!vusheie, but the amount produced as
.noTn by tho returns, was S,20g,243. OF
..s w counties In the State only 20 70.
lof surplus In production over the de-
ilAlIs ! Tor seed and consumption. These
iiohhIleS are not located In any particular
t, selt, hnl are scattered throughout the
e!Ate in different localities,
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Dublin, Jan. 97.-The Ftsmans Jour.
nal is jubilant over the defeat Of the Gov.
eminent and says: The action OF the lead.
ers Of the National League in defeating
tue Government emphasizes the fact tha I
there is a new force In politics which
Parliament has 10 consider. The IrisL
Times says the Parnelites rely for help on
Mr.. Gladstone alone. They believe that
he will make them an offer looking 10 lhe
settlement Of the Irish question.
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annii, pann irInnollnn lin.a.

HARRlsBuRa, Pa, Jan. 27,-1n the in.
junction cases brought by the Common.
wealth against Tie Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, the South Pennsylvania Rall.
road Company Il al, Judge slmonton
made tho following DEGREES. II ls order.
ed, adjudged and deCteed that said
injunCtions be and the same are hereby
continued until the tlnal hearing % against
the Pennsylyanla Railroad Company, the
Bedford ( Bridgeport Railroad Company
and the Pennsylvania Company, defends
ants herein and "a 10 the other delend'
ants ills ordered that the said lniunOtlOns
bs and the same are hereby dissolved,
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COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 27-An indignatltn n
meeting was held tonight attended
mostly by the local Democracy. None OF
the members Of the General Assembly
were present. Resolutions were adopted
condemning the course Of the President
Of the Senate as revolutionary, denounc.
ing him as an tlsurper and mailman, and
calling upon the Democratic majority to
remove him from the position. The req.
olutions pledge support and sympathy to
the Democrats and after the exist
ing troubles between the Senate and
It's President are settled, demand that q
thorough Investigation be made in the
Hamilton county election cases, and II It
be found that that the Democratic mem.
bsrs do not tightiully hold their seats,
express the hope that every Democratic
member will vote to unseat them. The
fact that compromise measures were In.
augurated after the meeting had been
called had the effect 10 reduce tile at.
tendance.
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lr iso one week to-day since tho cloud
fell on Newburg, and tue last Of the
tllihyaiue bodies have been brought
rom the black hole Of death. Last scene
Of all, idends will return the dust to the
dust from which it came. There has been
much sympathy for the bereaved and des-
tilu.e. Some Of the sympathy has found
practical expression, but the relief fund,
acceptable as tits, is not large enough to
do all that ought to be done for the
xidOwa and orphAns.
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CoNsrANTlSoPLB, Jan. 27.-Ths inhabi.
iants Of the island Of Crete, three.iourllis
ol whom are Greeks, are excited over the
prospect Of the arrival Of a Greek sluad.
ron: There arc only two Turkish iron
Clads IN Cretan waters and they arc eta.
TONED In SudA Bay. They would be mn.
able 70 resist the progress Of a Greek fleet
The Tntkah garrison on Tie leland MIN.
beTB IN. 600 men, ''"'
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HIGH LlCRNsE.
rhs Liquor Law OF Nebraska to be Tested In
tho Unltsd states Supreme Court,

rhs Liquor Law of Nebraska to be Tested In
tho UnItsd states Supreme Court,
OMAHA, ME-, Jan, 27,-The high license
liquor law OF Nebraska, which has been
declared constitutional in the State Su-
preme Court, il to be tested further as to
It's Constitutionality In the United States
Supreme Court by st. Louis liquor firm,
who two years ago sold large bill Of
goods to D, l., MCGuiCken, OF this city,
MCGuiCken refused to pay the bill and in.
terposed in defense the plea that tho st
l.Huis firm had no license to sell goods
In Nebraska, and hence could not
legally do business In Nebraska,
Tile high license law provides that
an applicant for license must swear
that he ls OF good and moral character and
= resident Of the State. The st. Louis firm
could not comply with the requirements,
and their attorney maintained that the
law was unconstitutional, az 1t disregarded
the clause regarding interstate commerce,
The cause was decided IN this District
Court In favor OF the defendant McGuiCken
and the Supreme Court affirmed the dc.
Cision last summer. The st. Louis firm
now ordered their attorney to appeal the
case to the United States Suprame Court,
the instructions being based on the recent
decision OF the United States Supreme
Court in a somewhat similar case in Mich
igan-Samuel Walling Vs, the State oil
MlChiSan-in which local taxation OF tran.
eient salesmen was declared unConstitu-
tiOnal,
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op,ht Io ifaye tjootod tl,s M,nl,

CLEvELAND, Jan. 21.--Frank Grekovsk,
Of II vergennes street, Monday morning,
ate small piece Of raw pork which he
purchased In Market a few days before.
This morning lie was seriously III, and the
physician who was called In TO attend
him reports 10 the health office that
Grekoyek IA suffering from tfiChinosis.
The pork which grekovek bought had all
been consumed when the. physician was
naIlaI
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lSoASArottS, 1NDs Jan. 27.-This
morning on the petition OF George Sloan,
IA partner, John h. Elder was ap.
RWnled receiver Of the drug firm Of
,, browning 4 Sloan, giving bond in tile
slm y Of 100000. This is tho oldest house
u. ~ ,. tAe c!ly and until quite recently was
TiiRpoaed ~ 10 bu doing q profitable business.
d.0 ,ne trouble was haStened by uncertainty
I'tf Tile liability Of Mr.. Browning as
"thNslnan iOt ex.City Treasurer patLiSon,
VINO 10 short $ll2,OO0 In his settlement.
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VOLUNIE XXXIV.--NUMRER 1876.
polls closed shall be announced by one Of
the judges in q loud tone Of voice from the
'front.' door Of the polling place, and the
Watchers shall be finished with the num-

polls closed shall be announced by one o
the judges in Q loud tone Of voice from the
front door Of the polling place, and the
watchers shall be furnished with the num-
Der.
Succeeding sections providing for the
counting OF votes provide that when the
Judges are counting the tickets they must
hold them in their hands in a manner
that will allow the watchers to see thelacp
ol them. Alter the count, il the number
OF votes do not agree with the tallies on
the poll.book, recount OF the tickets
must be made. The number OF votes cast
for each candidate is to hs set down on u
blank form, to be locked mp in the ballot
box with the tickets alter the count is
finished.
Section 40 provides that the Clerk aud
Oanyassing Board shall not receive Us a
poll.book OF any precinct, unless It be de-
livered at the Clerks office by one OF the
judges OF the election held in such pre-
ctnCt, anu on making the count they shall
bs governed by the number of votes stat.
ed in the poll-books, or the number OF
votes announced by the clerks and judges
OF such precinct at the close oil the poll on
the night ol the election, in which case
they shall make the number ci votes in
the.poll book correspond to the number an
nounCed bythe Clerksand judges, Punish
ment for violation Of election laws the
same as those now in force are provided,
aud in addition to those it ia provided
that constables or police who Interfere
with electors 10 prevent them from voting,
shall upon conviction be sent to the peDi-
Ientiary for from one to five years, aud
shall be liable in an action i1r damages to
! fine OF from 500 to $500, one.ha!i to go
70 the complaining elecLor and one.hRll
10 the county.
The present election laws arc to ba re-
pealed, and these substituted for them by
he provitions Of the bill,
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ApGRAW'sU CASH.
rhS Senate FlnauuS OVmmiItee Wants to
See the Papers in the Case.

rhS Senate Finance Ovmmiltee Wants to
See the Papers in the Case.
WASHINGTON, D, O., Jan, Elm the
executive session OF the Senate to-day SEN
ator Morrill,, from the Finance Committee.
offered two resolutions, which went over
Tor q day under objection from the
Democratic side. One OF them is sim.
liar to that offered by Senator Ed
wards, from the Judiciary Committee,
on Monday. 1t directs the Secretary
OF tho Treasury 10 send to the Finance
Committee any papers on lle in his office
relating to the administration OF the office
Of Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
District Of West Virginia by Samuel z.
Mccormick. Mr.. Mccormick was sls-
pended last spring and John T. McCiraw
was nominated in his place. McGraw's
nomination was not voted upon by the
Senate during the called session aml he
was renominGted last December.
The other resolution directs the SeCre.
tary Of the Treasury to send to the CON.
mittee the papers on fle In the depart
ment relating 10 the appointment and
record Of D. Frank Bradley, 10 be Col.
lector Of Internal Revenue for tho District
Of South Carolina, vice Ellery ". Bray.
ton suspended. The nomination was
made on the lD.h OF last December.
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ST. LOUIS, NO., Jan. 97.-The Mississippi
river Is blocked by solid mass of ice from
this point as far north as the mouth Of
the Illinois river, aud as far south as ST..
Genevieye, a distance Of sixty.fve miles.
The Ice Ia sixteen or seventeen inches in
thickness and resembles, in many respects,
the gorge which bloCkaded the river in
1875, and which remained intact from De.
cember 81 to March 9. This year the river
closed on the 18th Of January and Is ex.
pected to break up about the latter part Of
February,
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SrRAREH CARLISLE bids for the vote Of
Ohio in the next National Democratic
Convention. This 10 what he means
when lie advises his party friends in
Ohio that the four Democrats seated as
Ssna!ow FROM Hamilton county ought to
be allowed to vote on the question of their
title.
They all claim through the same frauds,
andii three may vote on each case, each
having an interest in case precisely like
bis own, differing only in name, the effect
is just the same as though each voted ia
confirm his right to his own seat. In the
frauds they were united, and in the re-
bakO they should not be separated.
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nl.a.Ltnn. liniIat E,rln,lnn.

itAnRoDspURu, KY, Jan, 27,-At O!3O
this morning a terrific boiler explosion oC.
CURED al the diStIllofy Of John b. Thomp.
son. The engine room and rear building
WAS completely wrecked. One Of the boil.
era was blown 800 yards away. Fireman
Alexander Taskef had both legs broken
and was badly scalded. The lOss iS estl.
tnAled q &4l00O. --
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AS Indiana Democrat, appointed mail
s,snt, hos been removed after an earnest
appa ron mouill,d members Of his
o,n psay, The gentlemanly patriot in
oa.s.ion had the misfortune to be a peni-
tsulary graduate. 1t was the desire Of
the administration to reform him.
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rl'r'nrRon, Pa, Jan. 97.-MilLon Yves.
Sa " spent the night at the Monongahsla
n.nae ie With his family, and shortly alter
%SSher SSI Today hs was driven 10 the River.
'.s, %Se pehlsentlAiy 10 serve his ave years
,ssan1ehce, No legal proceedings were at
iGApted In bis interest this morning, and
SIl "yl lhiS tlme all efforts Of bis counsel
WI Pe uevoted to securing hlapatlou,
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LONDON, Jan, 97.-The Pal Nal Ga:etle
In a leading editorial points out as a som.
bre coincidence the fact that the Salisbury
Cabinet foil oil the Anniversary Of the
death Of General Gordon, who was killed
at khartOum January 20 1885. Continu.
ing, the Gd'eiis says: "Mr. Parnell con.
fronts the country az the modern War.
wick, being q King maker in reality, The
retiring ministry, however, deserves praise,
US no recent government with 60 hrlef a
career had such a Creditable record. The
Marquis Of salisbnry's foreign policy has
not been marked by q single blunder,
Lord Randolph Churchill was made
steady and sober politician by the respon.
slbility Of holding office. The lIlrl Of
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland,
under difficulties did better than any
other ViCoroy Of Ireland. It Ia evident
the l.lDerala do not monopoli2e the re.
quirements for statesmauship,"
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PARIS, Jan, 27.-Two thousand striking
employees at one Of the iron works in De.
cnaoville, Department Of Aveyron, attacked
the house Of the manager Of the works,
broke open the door, entered the building,
sel1sd the manager and threw him out Of
the window. Ho was then tranpled to
death by the angry crowd. Troops were
sent to quell the disturbance. The strike
grew out OF question OF wages,
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A SNOW sLIDE,
The Experience of rwo MInOrs-OnO LSEt to

Die,
DURANGO, COL, Jan. 27.-Another snow
slide horror is reported from the extreme
southwestern part OF the State. Leonard
Sutton, who has been at work in the Silver
Lake basin, in the La Plata Mountains,
reached Durango last night with a fright
iul account Of slide which wrecked the
cabin Of the Daylight mine Tuesday last.
While he was sitting In the cabin with
Henry Thomas, his partner, and fierce
storm was raging outside, mountain
slide suddenly struck the cabin and dc.
molished 1t. Sutton says he was hurled
some distance aud buried fifteen feet un.
der the snow. He managed To dig himself
out and set about finding Thomas, who
was buried about ten teet deep. But tho
mans leg was broken, and he was other.
wise so badly injured that lie could not
slt up. He begged Sutton to kill him aud
put him out ot his misery, Sutton refused
70 kill him, and then Thomas begged him
him to leave al once and save himgelt.
Believing Thomas would not live more
more than few minutes, he finally con.
sented to leave him to his fate. Before hs
departure Thomas requested him To re.
turn In the spring and bury his body and
send his money and other property to his
sister, Miss Hannah Thomas, who resides
In New York.
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DErnolr, Jan. 27.-A special To the
Evening Journal from Hancock says that
Argus Mcdonald, Of OSceola, d contractor
~ lhe Calumet 4 HeGlA railway, has
@,'pped with 5000, the wages Of iiity
tsa ", employed uhder him. lIb has here.
g,ule born q good reputation and has
,eea !, m entrusted With large sums Of money
is,s IA sAIlous times, The chances Of Ills cap.
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The Unlon pnoltls Oman far T,ov,I.

OMAHA, NEE, Jan. 27.-Oomplaint is
made here that parties are circulating tho
report in the East that the Union Pacific
Railroad Is closed by snow and that all
overland traffic has beon cut of. The
result Is that much freight and many pas.
sengers are seeking the coast via the
southern routes instead Of through Omaha.
The road Is open to the coast and there Is
no truth In the stories.
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!, Mr. Daley, OF Mineral, to bo made
United States District Attorney to knock
ant the anttaenatorial faction in the
Second Iistdct? The ISTRLLIaENoER feels
I,puI to call the attention Of Uncle
pap1 Lucas to the invasion Of his pre-
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THERE should be a full attendance at
to.nighls meeting OF Council. The cleo
aou Of Police and Fire Commissioners lsa
matter Of Importance to the city, To give
hp Board 4 good start it ought to be CONF
posed Of lirstcass material, two good DEM
ocr,ts and two good Republicans,
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sorlA, Jan. 27.-The Ottoman aud Isnl-
garian delegates have started for Buchar.
eat to attend the peace negotiations. Bul.
garia insists upon war indemnity. The
Nissa and Pierot.
Tho inhabitants living on the frontier
have been ordered 10 withdraw into the
interior, as u is expected that the war viii
be renewed In spite Of. the armistice. Ser.
Wan troops are lnassing on the frontier
and erecting earthworks.
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WASHINGTON, D, g., Jan. 97.-Mr. May
uard, Second Comptroller Of the Treasury,
has made a report upon the adjustment
and settlement Of the accounts OF the dis.
burlng officers OF the Signal Service,
which he asserts show many apparent ir,
regularities and unauthorized dsburs.
mhnIa.
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r,i,nueA to be hoped that the trouble
n, ohio Senate may be peaceably ad-
'a ',,,,i. The argument OF force does not
,"" ,',",ip,e the judgment, and 1t is nowhere
a'" ',,n,.optoi placs thanin Legislative body.
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UUUU TIMNEK
Suggested FOR The Form alton Ot " New Cabl.
nHt-PnFuslpa Place.

uut-FuFnelta Elauos
LoNDoS, Jan. 27,-speculating on the
probabilities Of the new ministry the Ga
'eite says that a strong one could be formed
by MIR. Gladstone II he would take into II
such men as Joseph Chamberlain, John
Morley, William sprostau Oaine, Reg.
inald r, Bret, Sit George Rus.
sell, Lord Roseberry, Lord Hartlug,
ton aud Mr., PsTnell. Rugebsrry,
the GG:eite thinks should be made Colo
nial Secretary, and Harrington Foreign
Secretary, In place Of Lord Derby, and
Lord Granville, who filled these ollces
respectively in the last Gladstone cabinet,
and who, together with Eirl Kimberly, for.
meFly MbsraPSeCretary for India, should,
the Ga'etts maIntainp, be excluded from
any future government the Liberals may
be called upon 10 form, Mr.. Parnell, the
paper continues will in any event Le
virtually the chief secretary for Ireland,
and he might as well be taken into the
cabinet first as last. In conclusion the
id;sIie says that il Mr.. Gladstone will
form his cabinet Of the material aug.
Sested, he will secure for himself the
Of q strong and stable govern
ment,
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DErRolr, Jan. g7.-This city to-day is
the meeting place Of the heirs TO what Is
knownas the Lawrence Townley estate In
England, valued at upwards Of $SOO,OOO,.
0OO, Notwithstanding the recently pub.
llsned letter Of Minister Phelps, stating
that tile Bank Of England knew Of no such
person, the heirs Ia this country believe
6fmly In the Justice Of their claim.
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ALltlinr l.n,n.ll.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 27.-A large
number of prominent citizens met In The
Council Chamber this afternoon In the in.
terests Of the Irish parliamentary fund,
The meeting was opened by John N,
Campbell, president Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union OF America, who ex.
plai ained that the gathering was called
under the auspices Of the MunlCibal
Council Of tho Irish National League OF
America. Mayor Smith was called 10
the chair and spoke In sympathy will
the movement. After several addresses,
Robert ;MCWale started subsCfiption
llat by announcing the names Of usofoe
W. Uhilds and Anthony I. Diexel ior
500 each. This was tile signal for A ilooi
Of subscriptions, which continued iIil
$500 WAS obtained The olllCefs Of the
meeting were directed 10 cable tbls iaci ia
Mr.. Parnell, aud q committee Of Gily clii.
Esensl were appointed 10 raise additional
funds.
IT.
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WASHINGTON, d, O., Jan. 27.-The House
Committee on Military Affairs to-day in
stluCLed MIR. Wheeler to report favorably
the bill introduced by him to authorias
the President to restore OillCers to the
Amy In certain cases. The bill is intend.
ed 10 cover the case OF EitZ John Porter.
Only two members Of the committee dis.
agreed to the report,
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Iceland has shown herself strong
.oon,h 10 knock Tory Ministry in the
1.,l, Yet ii was only the other day that
III. Tories were cOquetting with the Home
goIeB ia the hope OF preventing the
dim, fiat has happened,