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New YoRx, December 2S.-Judge Rey.
nolds, Of the Brooklyn City Court, to-day
rendered hia decision In the suit Of Mrs.
LouiBa O. staunton, against her husband,
Rev. Benz. O. staunton, for separation.
The Judge said that there was no real
difficulty In arriving Of the facts Of the
case, The plaintiff relied mainly on her
own testimony 10 establish tho acts Of
cruelty alleged. The Judge said that
brutal husbands will not beat their wives
In the presence Of witnesses. The as.
sault Of February, 1885, is corroborated by
the evidence Of neighbors who heard her
outCrieB, and BY her brother 10 whom
che fed for refuge. The only witnessed
who impeaChsd the vefacity Of the plain.
It'd were those who syupAthiSsd With and
aided tue defendant, The Judge ex:
pressed himself as clearly Of the 6plnio6
that the chArgs Of cruelty and inhuman
conduct was made out and that the plain
tlt' was entitled 10 o judgment ol Hepata
finn q h 0 .H ""
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safe DlowcrS In Northern Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Dec. ga gang Oi pro.
feasional safe blowers are operating In
Northern Ohio. Last night the safe In
the pustoillCo at WGdsworth, Summit
county, was blown open and a quantity oi
stamps taken. Next the burglars drove
to Western Star, a nsighboring hamlet,
blew open the safe In the postofiiCe and
store kept by D. O. DAgue, and secured
nearly $500 10 money, stamps and checks
There Ia no clue to The burglars.
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LOGAN'S FUNERAL
TO TAKE PLACE on rRtDAY
In the Senate Chamber, aud Temporary In,
teFmsnt to be Made la Washington.
ChIeago's oGsr of Burial PlntS-A
# Pension for the widow,

WAsaISdToN, D. O., Dec, 2S.-Mrs
Logan received this morning a long tele-
gram signed officially by the City Clerk Of
Chicago, embodying resolutions adopted
by the City Council last night, The Coun-
Gil formally requests the burial place OF
the dead statesman be relscted in the city
upon which he has conferred so much
honor, in q site 10 be dedicated for the pur.
pose, TIE Council appointed q scommlt-
tee to confer with committees OF civic and
military organic ltions in regard to the se,
lection Of a place Of burial and arrange.
pents for the reception and intermeRt OF
tue remains,
The decision is practically reached to
have the funeral services In the Senate
Chamber next Friday, and then convey
the remains to Chicago, though few Of the
details ot arrangements have yet been de-
IteFmlned upon. The Senate Committee,
acting through the SargeRntat-Arms, will
have immediate charge ol the remains.
Col. Kennedy announced that by request
Of Mrs, Logan, General Sheridan will be
In charge Of the procession, which will 90.
Cort the remains from Calumet Place to
the Capitol. ~ 4 .,
The following is the committee ap.
pointed by Senator Sherman to take
charge Of the remains of Senator Logan:
Senators Oullom, Stanford, Cockrell,
Allison, Beck, Hawley, Voorhees,, Hamp-
ton and Msndelson.
The Senate Chamber has been drapod
In mourning for General logan, and the
chair so long occupied by the latter Is a
macs OF black.
There is q movement on foot to have
the ex.C Confederate soldiers represented in
the funeral procession that will follow the
remains Of General Logan. Many OF the
ex-ConiedeIates have expressed q desire
10 participate and 1t Ia probable that q
place will be provided for them In the
procession. .....
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b. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, Wfitea that he was
Befiously afflicted With Bervere cold that
settled on his lungsi had tried many rein.
edieB without benefit. Being induced
10 Try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. did 60 and was entirely cured
by rso Of a lew bottles. Since which time
he has used II 10 hlB family Tor all Coughs
aud Colds with best results. Thia iB the
expsflnCe oL thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery
Trial bottles free At Logan 4 Oo.'B Drug
Store,
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STRIKE on TIE READING
Ended In u satlsfa CtOry aauner-COal Trains
Moving,


Moving.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S,-The committee
representing the Port Richmond employees
Of the Reading Railway, to-day had a
a further conference with General Maus-
gor Mcleod, and upon its conclusion the
latter announced that everything had been
settled satisfactorily to all concerned, The
committee, however, remained in the
building and drew up articles OF agree
ment which they will submit to the Off.
csra Of the company for their signature.
The committee say that the understand
ing with the General Manager was simply
verbal one, and that they must have the
agreement In definite terms before sub.
miLting 1t to meeting Of the employees,
this afternoon, for their approval. Ia the
meantime, Master Workman Kelly had
telegraphed to the men along the line that
settlement had bsen reached.
READING, Pa, Dec. 2-In G ,naequenee
OF ths settlement OF the trouble bstween
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
officials aud their employees more than
1000 coal cars which have been lying on
sidings between points north Of Reading
and Philadelphia werO moved this even
ing, Many CoGl trains are now on their
way to Port Richmond while others arc
going to the mines. All the crows who
struck or were idle In consequence OF the
strike have been notified to report ioI
duty at once. The employees consider the
settlement here big victory for them,
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NEWS IN pn1Er.

The total amount OF gold imported into
the United States since August has been
$31, ,625, ,287.
Walter Bingham, who murdered Miss
Lizzie burlington, al Raleigh, N. O., has
been captured In Canada.
The reported dangerous illness Of Jus.
tice Woods, In California, is discredltod
by his relatives in Washington.
Albert Dean, OF illinois, while visiting
bis mother near Clinton, Ind, accident.
ally shot and killed her while examining
q revolver. ..s.
P. Henry Dugio, the Grand sAchem OF
TammApy Hall, has resigned, and County
Clerk James A. Black has been elected 10
succeed him.
Mrs. VIM. Hughes, o wealthylwidow,
hhot herself with suicidal intent while
visiting tho family Of w. v. Cromwell, In
Fayette County, KY -.. --L
Harvard College receives some $500, 600
from the will Of John o, A. Williams,
which was hled in the Suffolk county,
Mass, Probate Court yesterday.
Governor Hill, Of New York, denies the
statement widely circulated that he was
about 10 visit Washington, whore he
would be the gueS! oI President oleve'
land, ........
Jacob oAStlsbefy, jowolOr, Of Baltimore
has made an assignment To ThomAI
Hughes for the benefit Oi his creditors
Liabilities are placed al 100000 and thI
assetB 81 about $4,000.
Alex Anderson, o pupil In the Col.
lego Of Music In Cincinnati, htsd
three shots Though the window Ia ~
EdwAfd's Church while Father Doyle
wAs conducting funeral service.
Representative Springer says he In
tends 10 secure, Il pOhslble, The pAABAge b.
the prtRent Congress Of his bill Admittln
DAkoia Montana, New Mexico AM
Warrington Territory Into the Union q
Ibkkto1.
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burned to Death.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 2S.-Last evening
Mrs. John Burke, Of Irving avenue, while
going up Stalrs with o lighted lamp fell ID
the bottom and was stunned. The lamp
exploded and set her clothing on FIRE, and
before she could be rescued she was burned
almost to crlSp. Her husband, who h
blind, was unable render assistance, but
his cries brought help 10 the house which
however, unfortunately arrived loo late. I
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Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: "Haying received 80 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, l feel II my duty Ia
let suffering humanity know Il. Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years my doctors told me would have
70 have. the bone sCraped or leg ampu.
taLed. / used, instead, three bottles oI
Electric Bitters and seven boxes BuCklen'l
Arnica salve, and my leg 10 now sound
and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at 6ity Centa Q
bottle, and BuCklen's ArnlCa sAlve Of 2bc
per box by Logan & 90.
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New York, Dec. 2S.-The World makes
the following nnouncement this morning:
The World has organised snow.shoe ex-
pedition under the leadership OF Lieuten-
ant Frederick Schwatka, Of Arctic fame,
for the mid.winter exploration OF that
wonderland Of this hemisphere, the Yel.
lowstone National Park, the expedition
consisting OF Lieutenant schwatka, q
scientist, an artist and photographer.
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During the afternoon kilograms were re-
Csived from Chicago throwing a measure
OF doubt on the arrangements supposed to
have been already practically concluded
for the funeral. The Park commissioners
lelegrsphed that alter consultation with
their attorney they were reluctantly led Ia
the conclusion that they lacked authority
to set apart place for the burial in the
public park, but that authority they say
will doubtless be granted at once by the
Legislature which convenes next week
In tho meantime the CitzenB Committee
Of Chicago suggested other arrangements
which could DO pe'fsCted without delay,
Upon receipt Of the above mentioned
telegram 1t was decided that the funeral
Of General Logan will take place in the
senate chamber next Friday, and that
the remains will be placed In q vault al
Oak Hill Cemetery mere, until the place
Of final burisl is determined.
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MiDpLErowS, o., Dec. 2s.-MB. Hen.
Erickson, vile Of ex.pollCemSn HendtiCk.
son, while showing q neiShbor lSAt night
how she would treat trSmps II any mo-
Tested her, took q revolver from q drawer
and hted d slot In the air from the door
Az she was returning II 10 the drawer the
weapon wasin some way again discharged
and MtB. HendflCkBon'H ave.yeRr.old
daughter was instantly killed.
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W. y. Hoyt 4 Co., Wholesale aud Re.
tall Druggists Of Rome, Ga, says! We
have been selling Dr. Kings New Dis.
coveFy, Electric DilteiB and BuCklen'H
AtniCR Halye iof two years, Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, Of
give ouOh universal BalisiaCtiOn. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines In this city, Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by uSe ol q Tow bot
Ties Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery, taken
In connection with Electric BlLtefs. WI
guarantee them always, Sold by logar
4 %,
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81. IoVlS, December 9S,-Ats p. m. 70.
day q water tank on the retdRCratlug
house Of tho Helm Brewery In East 81,
Louis, fell through The roof killing Jos
N, Keeief, al employe, and breaking
pipea 10 40 10 llberate q quantity oI
ammonia gnB, which was inhaled BY two
men whose names are unknown, II ID
feared they will die iton The effects,
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Wltrock'S identity.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S,-Fred Witrock, who
was arrested by the Pinkertons, 10 con.
nection with the express robbery in which
he is alleged to have figured as "Jim Gum.
mings," was in the coal business on West
Lake street. He appears to have been in
debt, for John Murray, q coal dealer, be-
gan an attachment to-day In the Superior
Court against him for an unpaid coal
account OF $743.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. GA Committee OIL
tho Logan Iayincibles of this city has
had prepared q tloral tribute for Senator
Logan's funeral. II Is q representation
OF Logan's army corps badge, and is about
ave feet high, made Of rare flowers. The
Young Mems Republican CLUB have also
procured floral tribute for the sad occa-
eion. Wilson Post u. A. r. has sent q
dispatch OF coincidence to Mrs. Logan,
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.rsrrilln ilniinr I,,,,ln,lnn. .

DIS MoISES, la, Dec. 9S,-rhe boiler
at the Armstrong mine, at AuRerS, ex'
plodsd this afternoon, killing three men
and woundlng two others. Tie dead are
Sol Piper, fireman, stalded and mabgled
John Blythe, pit boss, head blown of
Charles Carson, workman, blown 10 ttag
nenls. The injured ate Frederick Yards
workman, will die; q. i. Armstrong, en-
glneOr, slightly injured, will recover. ThC
boiler head was blown through Goa
car, distant a quarter ol \ mile beyond
No cause lot the accident 10 assigned.
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WITH RAPID STRIDES.
the NEW soyra ON A. BOOM
In the Icon aud Steel Industries, with Prom
ises Of Great Future Before Hsr-Ths
Increase In the Productive Capacity
Within tho Last Six Years.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec, 9S,-Ths
Tradesmaa has received exhaustive re,
ports from all the iron and steel plants in
the South, embracing the States OF Ala
bsma, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland,
MisSouri, North Caroliua, Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia and West Virginia. These
reports disclose most remarkable de-
velopmsnt In the iron industry in
the South since the census ot 1880, The
following table, compiled from actual re-
ports, shows the capacity as compared
with 1850;
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WASHINGTON, D. O., December gS.-.
There was an accident on the Msttopoli.
tan Branch Of the BALTIMORE ( Ohio Rail.
road to-day BY which two Gollldlng pas.
sehget tralna wore pretty badly, Wrecked.
Conductor Rldenolr was badly injured
and a number Of passengers were cut aud
bruised, but none seriously hurt.
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In some glowing accounts We read q
Logan cl eedug his men on us he Waiycd
hts II shing sword. The truth Of history
seems to be that he rarely carried a
sword in battle, generally picking up a
stick and sometlm!s using the half Of a
barrel hoop. L,ss poetic but quite Ike
Loyan.
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PHILADELPHIA, December gs The bod.
lee Of the two Aremsu, John johnson aud
John Gibson, who were crushed by the
falling wall during the Temple theatre
fire yesterday, were recovered this morn.
ing. Tie faces were but little dls1guted
Both bodit had been sCalded by steam,
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Attempt 10 DIow Ijp ClIurchs.

LYONS, Dec, 2S.-An attempt was made
last night TO destroy by explosives one Of
the churches in this city. A bombshell
was placed under the church porch and
the igniting fuse was lighted. A police
man passing by noticed the burning oI
the fusa, and he was bold enough tc
se'z9 the shell and put out the fuse before
it's Il re could reach the bomb.
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Marrow E,oapO fron DEATH by I.lro

DErRolr, Dec. 2s.-Flre broke out thil
afternoon in the building occupied by the
Detroit Alaska Sock Company, on Clinton
street, and by hard work was confined to
the building. Several girls in the third
story narrowly escaped with their lives
Loe9 S97, ,OOOi Insurance $1,000. uLIl
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rrNsIoN ron ME WIDOW


or General LogAn-ThS Proposition Meets
with favor on All Hands ..ts2'
wAsniSoroS, D, o., Dec. 2S.-The Eve.
ming Star saysi "AmOng those who visited
The capital yesterday and today The Bug.
SeDtIon was passed around that a liberal
pension should be granted 70 the widow ol
General Logan, and II met with hearty
approval on every hand. Democrats
nAnilesled 40 much eagOEnOss 90 ARepub
lCans 10 Join In providing for the widow,
The hearty manner Ia which the euggeB.
ZION has been taken hold Of renders II
lauile certain that among the hfBt aclE ol
Congress on feaseembllhg will be 10 pas
h pension bill for Mra, Logan, II ID agreed
That there would DO eminent propElSly In
hEanting q liberal pension based upon
iOnefal Loean,B military aetylces. BomC
members afO Of che opinion that the pen
lion should DO 5000 per year This 4
lhe eum granted 10 the widows ol PfeBi
dents, and though General Logan did no
ISSCuPy . position " exalted n that b
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Mn. DusgIsd's reelection to the CHIEF
marshalship OIL tho Fire Department 70 q
well.dqaeryed recognition Of iaithfnland
efficient service. There haa 10! been, AID
there Is no. likely TO be, better man In
tho position.
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Englnsd's Zig storm.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Atter a violent gale
and an unusually heavy snow storm, Q
rapid thaw has set in throughout the
country. The storm did great damage tc
the grounds around Buckingham Palace
In Hyde Park, London, trees were blown
down, and all over the country telephone
and telegraph wires were destroyed and
railway trains impeded.
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CONNER On Tuesday, December "a, 1850, al 10
A NJ, VI pRIllylA, kBy, CALVIN CONEIh, Of
West VitGliIA N. H. Conference aged OS yOarl,
Funeral services viii DO held al N, X. Church u
AouhdlvllS, ". Va, this "wednesday morn.
Ing Al 1910 O'Clock, 1htGtmOnt al GNOhwOOd
Cemetery, from h. a o. II, X, Depot on arrival
Oi MouudsylllO accommodation train a
O'Clock Pm
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WARRINGTON, Dec, gs.-Mr. James W,
MotnSsy, the theatrical manager, aud
Miss Julia Wheeler, the actress, were mar
tisd very quietly this morning al Tue I'm.
tnaCulate Conception Catholic Church, A
few friends ol the contracting parties were
present.
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Chulern In nnonon A,res.

BUENos AYRE,, Dec. 2S.-Telegraml
from Mendosa say 1t Is expected that the
cholera epidemic will yield to the strin.
gent measures adopted by the doctors
The municipality OF Buenos Ayres have
voted 5000. for the relief Of tho sufferer
At Mendoza. Many families have arrived
here from that place.
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TnE President is determined to hsyehia
man Matthews confirmed as Recorder Of
Dseds in the District Of Columbia, Mat
thews has dopo the President personal
service about which the country is not
informed. N'.
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salisbury win Not Resign. .

LONDON, Dec. 2S-The Green main.
tains constant communication with the
Marquis Of Salisbury. 1t Is declared thai
the Premier has no intention Of resigning
The Cabinet met at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon and discussed the resignation oi
Lord Randolph Churchill.
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ELttxoSwORrH, Ms, Dec, 2S,-Dh Pat.
ten, an agcd man, who lived alone In
Franklin, was burned TO death In his
house Saturday. Dr.. PAtten WAS former.
y q successlul dentist, but lost his prac'
Though lntempeIanCe, and Of lAtC he
Gained living by Cobbling.
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IL the Republicans OF wheeling, In
their Coryantion to-day, nominate a first
clsss man for Mayor they can elect him
This the lSrRLLlasNcER understands tobe
tho intention. N
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Eas the reoOgOise4 bead repreaentAllye q

WAC tuu IeUukulEen uSau REPRESENTATIVES, Va
the volunteer soldieIS
Y II is hardly probable that q pension Of
lsss than $500 Will bs Voted, II the ex-
preston Of Congresamen upon that sub
ieCt may bs taken 90 criterion, With
regard to the pension, az there is no civil
psnAion list, the proposition for the relief
ot Mrs, Logan consideia only the military
Eervlces Of har husband.
It ia claimed that no violation will be
done to the letter or the spirit Of the law
In granting her q pension, as General
Logan was sufferer up TO his death from
the eaeOta of his army experience, In
tact, II was asserted that the rheumatism
which was the primary cause Of Ills death,
was contracted by exposure In tho army"
The House funeral committee has not
been made up, A list OF members now in
the city was sent to Mrs. Logan for her to
select from, 1t has not yet been returned
10 the Speaker, AS soon as the list 10 re-
turned he will make formal announce
ment Of the committee,
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EuNp yoR IooAN,s WIDOW.
Unusually Prompt HespOnsos-SIo,O 900 Sub.
sUrlbed In Five Hours,


srrlbed IN Five Hours,
WAsmNGToN, D. o, Dec, 9S-Captsin
George L. Lemon, OF the National Tribune,
this morning, started subscription fund
for the benefit Of Mrs, Logan with $1,000
and cent Invitations to hundreds of Gen
eral Logan'sfliends and sdmirersthrough'
the country, asking them to contribute.
The Wcsterh Union Telegraph Company
rendered the free use Of It's wires for
Transmitting subscriptions, Tha responses
are now coming in rapidly and Il 900 sub.
sCrlptions have bsan raceived IRON ssna.
tor Sawyer, Hon. w. Walter Phelps, John
p. Drake 81 Chicago, Governor AlGer, Of
Michigan, George NJ. Pullman and others,
The receipts in five hours from tho time
the subscription was started amounted to
$4,000. All persons desiring to contribute
should telegraph George L, Lsmon, CitI-
zsns' National Bank, Washington, D, O.,
stating the amount Of their subscription
and send checks or drafts at once to the
order OF j. A. J. Creawell, President OF
the Citizens National Bank, Washing
ton, d. G..
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ntnNEY ITOIIsE. NAN y ntIs.

Broadway and fortISth street, oppoDltl
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new, Desirable iot busl
meas men or families. European Plan
Room 81 per day upwards. Excellent
GIN. DAN, AtAcAvLEY 4 w,B. BOwERG
TFhsAw rUtuH-
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New YosK, Dec. 9S.-The publishers
Of General LogAn's book, "The Great
Conspiracy" received letter to-day from
w. B, Taylor, the private and confidential
secretary Of General Logan, inwhiCh be
says that the receipts from the sale OF that
book will be about the only legacy left
to Mrs. Logan, and suggesting that II this
fact could be made known to The public,
"the patriotic impulses Of gtest people
might through this channel place her be-
yold want"
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GoygREog HILL denies that ne Is to be
the gusst Of the President in Washington,
~ will not walk into your psrIor," said
the flY to the spider.
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In Euglanl, at this particular time, u d
hard to get public men to accept Office
England Is not America by about three
thousand miles,
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Mr.. MoRRnoS isgrumpy in thess days.
He regards his successive horizontal de-
iests rs without parallel in the mislor9unss
Of RtAtesmen.
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Nights is the complaint Of thousands
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever Try ACker's
Englibh Remedy7 II Ia the best prepa.
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on positive guarantee Of l0C., Doc. Logan
4 Go, and q, Menkemoller, |
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OuI,o t,onc..,Inn.

PARIS, Dec. 2S.-Gon. Boulangor, Min.
lister Of War, has consented To reduction
in the supplementary credit asked for the
military department OF the government
for the financial year from 800 600, 900, the
amount requested, TO $40, ,0O0,000.