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pAaTEuR,s MRrnon.
Another Amoriean Arrives and Receives
an Ejaculation.

Another American Arrives and Receives
an Ejaculation.
PARIS, Jan. 5.-Another dog.bitten citi.
zen Of New Jersey, Edward Bucklln, is
years Of age, arrived to-day at the lObora-
tory in the Rue d'Ulm, arc received his
frSt incubation at 1880. He makes the
sixth American treated by NJ. Paateur up
to date. Kaufman is doing we'll, and NJ.
Pasteur Bays he may start for home satur.
day. sattler now Gays he doesn't want to
be inoCulated. While NJ. Pasteur was 3d..
pervising the inoculation to-day, two
kilograms were handed him. Tearing one
Of them open, he exclaimed: cts from
America" II proved 10 be from tls
president Of the paateur Institute In New
York, and asked II NJ. Pasteur would
receive medical man, who knew
French, 10 study In his laboratory and
learn his methods. "These gentlemen are
In too much Of ahurry. 1tis premature
to attempt anything yet. Wait until we
see how the cases already treated turn
out. Wait until we see how the Newark
March, When The series oi experiments
already commenced will enable me 10
make known facts and data much more
specific and detailed that any thing yet
published. OF course / feel very much
battered to hear that Americans have
thought Ct 10 give MY name to the insti.
tute, but In the pure interest Of science
delay is needed everything 30 far is
merely experimental"
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NEWS in BRIEF.

The postage on photographs has beer
reduced from one cent 70 hall o cent an
ounce.
Tho police Of Victoria. 4, O., report tha,
1000 Chinese are suffering ior bread Ii
that city.
Tia Total exporta NJ nroduce irotn Nav
York during tEe past week we're vailed
At S6,3OO72l.
NJ cannnn. Comntro,ier NJ tha H. d
TtssSuSv' wIil soon resivn IN sntAr thS
banIInS busineSS in Nav YoSk. ~ >
Rsv. n,, /. W. Hall to+mstiv p,s.iden,
n Miami iinivsrsltv. oSiorj iob io disd
vssteTiav In CovlnStnn, Kv.. aSsd "A
Ioshns \, t5nninsott' .hssd oIlhs hoot
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nEoK,s EXrLANAT1oN
OF HIs silver spssSh-Dld not Personally A
tack the pFOoident and Secretary.

OF His silver spssSh-Dld not Personally At
tack the pFosldont and Secretary.
wAsnlSoroS, Jan. 5.-Mr. Gray in the
Senate gave notice that lie would to.mor.
row call up Mr.. Bsck's silver resolution
for the purpose Of making some remarks
on It.
Mr.. Beck inquired as TO the present
parliamentary condition ot the resolution
referred TO.
The Chair (Mr. sherman) replied that
twas on the table and that the pending
motion was TO refor II to the Committee on
Finance.
Mr.. Beck referring to the criticism made
BY Mr.. Morrill, on his recent speech, In
oiiired OF Mr.. Morrill, whether on care.
lul reading Of that speech he had not been
mistaken In his understanding ot Mi
Beck's remarks.
Mr, Morrill, replied that he took pleasure
In saying that be had somewhat mtsun.
leretood Mr. BeCk's reference 10 the Presi
dent and Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mr. Beck disClaimed having made any
personal attack upon the President OF Sec
retary OF the Treasury. His remark re-
garding the seCretafy's locking up the sur
plus would, he said, have been quite o.
well illustrated, and perhaps more aptly
90, II he had said q cyclone had blown
down the Treasury building. and scattered
the surplus, and the people had picked lE
the money In the street aud put u into
circulation; that circulation would bt
more beneficial 10 tho people than keep
ing the money locked up In the Treasury
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Runnnn1 Ys.I,I nnnInr.h.

VICTORIA, B, O., Jan. 5,-ssyeral week.
ago the screw steamer Isassr, covered by
mortgage, disappeared suddenly from
port. On investigation 1t was found that
sac cleared for San Juan, United Slater
After receiving word from Washington
through the United States Consul here
that the British Columbia authorities
would be allowed to capture the vessel IN
American water, officers were sent In pur,
suit, They followed her to Fort Tongas,
Alaska, where the steamer was captured
without violence and returned to Victoria
On her return she was advertised for salt
by the mortgagers, but the sale was de.
layed by an Injunction. The question Of
the injunction Of international txtradltiou
laws was rsConsIdered, but II remains t,
be seen whether or not the United States
government will take further steps in tht
matter.
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Ths I5osA,s ma ttsai,h.

RouE, Jan. 5.-Rumors Of the Pope'a
pteCatiouS health, which have several
times been verified and Cabled, are rife
again. Fresh inquiries at proper quatterr
have asceflainsd shat the holy father ID
now admittedly suffering from danger.
ouB affection Of the bladder. He passes q
great deal Of blood. His appetite 10 very
bad, and he often leaves q dinner almost
untouched. Lately, too, after inviting
guests 10 his table he has several times
been compelled 70 send them away before
dinner was served. lie has recently taken
TO shutting himself up In his room. In
the evening he writes and reads, however
I'LL far In the night Yet ID the morning
bis valet often finds him up aud dressed,
Moving about gives him cruel pain, and
though he complains constantly Of the
cold, he cannot bear the heat which giVel
him fiatfnl6ia
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LoSpoS, Jan. 5.-Lsts last month Mr..
John Gennings who is connected with a
London news agency which supplies the
American press with much English news
wrote letter to Mr.. Gladstone inviting
him to visit America, to which Mr.. Glad
stone replied, that owing to his physical
condition and the present state OF sfaiIs
in Eugland he would be compelled to
fotego the pleasure such yoysgs would
afford him,
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New YoNK, Jan. 5.-P. NJ. Arthur, chief
Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers, Is here and will have an inter.
view with Supt. Hain, Of the Elevated
roads OF this city, tomorrow, in regard 10
grievances complained Of by the engineers.
The directors had consultation to-day,
but decline for the present 10 make the
results public.
A meeting Of the Elevated Railway en-.
gineers was held tonight, In secret, at
which the question OF an Immediate strike
was discussed. II iB understood that the
meeting broke up at ll:5O. twas UNDER
stood that the strike was ordered 10 take
effect on the Third avenue Elevated road,
with the train which leaves the City Hall
AZ 11Inb
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ZANEsviLLE, o., Jan. 6.-Artlclcs for the
incorporation OF the zanesyilIe, Mount
Vernon 4 Marion Railway, to extend from
zancsville to Marion, O., distance OIL
ninety miles, have been filed with the
Secretary Of State at Columbus. The capi.
tai stock for the present is fixed at s25 OOC
In shares Of $50 each. Before conStruc.
ton, however, the capital stock will be in.
creased to $20OO0 600. 1t Is expected the
survey will show route forty mile,
shorter from southeastern Ohio to Chicago
than any present line. Connection will
be made with the Chicago i Atlantic at
Marion, thence by the way Of that line "
Chicago. Business men Of this city and
Eastern capitalists are at the head Of tht
enterprise. Subscription to the capital
stock Is already assured. and the line will
be vigorously pushed. The survey will be
commenced January 20,
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MATAEoRAs, MEX Jan, Photographic
orders were received here Saturday even,
ing from President Dlaz directing thst
sepoS Yturia, the candidate approved by
the State Legislature, be bsimmediately seated
as Mayor In coniormance with this
order, YturiR and his associates repaired
to the City Hall yesterday to take the
oath oi Office and assume the city govern.
ment. Arriving at that place they found
BorreS, the defeated candidate, in posses
slon, supported by about 400 followers.
The YtuIia party retired. Later in thu
day titty ranCheB favorable to Yturia
came to the town well armed and destined
totake a hand in the matter. They vert
dispersed by detachment Of cavalry, the
military supporters Of Borres. The city il
without government, Humsrous shooting
scrapes have occurred, and several per,
sons were wounded. Many stores were
closed during the day, fearing q general
riot, Severe street fighting 10 anticipated,
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New YorE Lrri,Inturs.

ALBANY, N, Y. Jan. 5.-The Legislature
convened to-day, Lieutenant Governor
Jones presided over the Senate and deliv'
cred short address, declaring his inten'
tIon Of faithfully and unblasedIy admir-.
tering the power vested in him as presid.
Ing officer Of that body. In the House the
Customsryscenes attended Its organization
After the members had all been sworn in
the election Of Speaker was proceeded
with, resulting in the selection Of General
Hustled. He was escorted 10 the chair and
delivered his thanks for the honor confer.
red. When both branches had organized
Governor Hill sent in his message, which
was read.
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ENGLAND, AM TURKEY.


rhSy will Work Together ia Regard tt
Military Operations ia Egypt.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The best informed Of
the evening papers announce that a con.
siderable force OF British troops will
shortly be sent to Egypt, in pursuance ol
an amlcable understanding with the Porte,
as reinfOrcements to the army now under
General stephensons command. The
agreement between England and Turkey
is said to include carte blanche for Eng.
land 80 far as military operations in Egypt
are concerned, but also provides for the
unreseryed acknowledgement Of Turkeys
sovereign rights over the country. Eng.
land thus gains practical benefits through
the good will and cooperation OF Turkey
In maintaining the obvious interests OF
the British bondholderB In the Khediye's
domlnions, while conCediDg to the Sultan
the nominal pre- o2atiYe Of which he Is SO
jealous.
1t is also said that the understanding
reaches still further, and Contemplates aid
to Turkey In maintaining her authority In
Asia whenever England can use her in.
lluencs TO this end, though actual military
support Is not definitely promised in the
latter respect. France is still chatting at
the fact that her loss Of prestige in Asia IL
contemporaneou with the English gain
Of influence in that direction, particularly
In connection with the absorption Of Bur.
NAH as part Of the Indian Empire.
Though LORD Salisbury's assurance that
French interests in BurmAh would be
sedulouHly protected seemed at the
moment 10 sllsy the apprshenslons Of the
French Cabinet, 1t now appears that new
representations on the, subject have been
made by the French Minister al London,
and that the III feeling in regard to the
matter Is growing more marked as the
correspondence between the two govern
mentB proceedq.
The French companies, which had OBJ.
tsined valuable trading concessionB from
King Theebaw, do not seem disposed 10
let their magnificent prospects vanish
without making q vigorous struggle for at
least partial realization OF what they had
confidently counted on achieving, Their
fate Is doubtless sealed, however, as the
annexation Of Burmah Is beyond doubt
an accomplished and irreverSIble TACT,
and even should Lord Salisbury desire to
guarantee the equal rights Of French
traders In that region the Burmese Indo.
Chinese Railway now being opened, and
which, Of course, iS controlled by British
capital, will be too powerful in defeating
the French enterprise to be overcome BY
any diplomatic amenities.
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NO COMMITTEES
ANNovSoRD BY TIE sPEAKER
OF the House YsStsfday-Ths Inside History
of Gib,on's Attack on RHadalI-Hs Was
Dating for ChAirmRuIhip Which
ho Most Certainly Wnl not GEL
speela! pL.paleA o b. IalelILaa.e.r.

Special DiSpaleh 10 ne IRielllgaesr,
WAsuISoToN, Jan. DIN the Senate to-
day Senator Camden introduced bill
providing for an increase Of pension OF
General B. +, Kelley from twenty,f five
dollars per month to one hundred dollan;
also bill for the reliet Of ex.Dslsgate
Lurty, OF Harrison county. Lurty hssaws
claim against the government for ten
thousand dollars.
In the House William L. Wilson, Of the
Second District, introduced his bill to pro
mote anatomical science and TO prevent
the desecration Of graves in the District Of
Columbia, which passed the House last
Congress and was approved by the Senate
Committee. The bill gives to medical col
leges unclaimed bodies OF paupsrs and
criminals, and fixes penalties for lhe crime
oil deseCTating graves.
Speaker Carlisle did not announce his
committees to-day. EustaCe Gibson has
been hoasting that he would get q chair.
maRship, but rumor has it this evening
that he will get nothing. II 10 doubtful
| II he will even ges place on tho River
and Hsrbor Committee, Speaker Carlisle
Is understood to regard our Fourth Dis,
trict statesman as somewhat OF o crank,
aud was disgusted with EustsGe's attack
on Randall, which was plainlya bid for 9
Craftsmanship, ,.e,
The inside history connected with Glib
son's anti Randall speech is interesting.
Am informed by q member that he had in
vain tried to get tho floor from the
speaker, and 1t was during a temporary
ABSENCE Of Carlisle from the chair that hi
iound opportunity TO work oil his bile. Il
8 said that the Speaker coming in durinG
tho progresS Of Gibson's speech remarked
TO the temporary chairman: "What die
you recognize that man iorP / have beeu
trying to keep him uist all day"
Senator Camden said tonight that he
lid not anticipate any trouble about West
Virginia Conlrmations. lie thinks Nc.
Graw, Simpson, Eger.er and the Pied.
mont postmaster will be confirmed with.
ant aeriouE UpDOgilion.
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1nnurnrniinn Arrnnramnnt..

CoLuMBus, o., Jan. 5.-The joint Ltgts-
latiye Committee on Inauguration had q
conference tonight, to arrange pro.
pramme for the Inauguration OF Governor.
elect Foraker, January II. The usual in-
vitations we're extended to the State oili-
cials and citizens. The Governor
elect will be met at the depot
by the Governor and his stafF and the
COMMITTEES at / o'clock on the date desig.
mated. The ceremonies will take place on
the terrace Of the State ::Heuse, or In the
rotunda. Major H. NJ. Neil be Chief
Marshal Of the day. The Chaplain will
be Rev. w. M. Muflenix, Of Town Street
Church, this city. Governor-elect For.
aker will be accorded hearty welcomed to
this CITY,
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, In his letter 10
Mf. Keppler, Of Puek-for which letter the
President is being severely criticised
made this statement:
don't think there ever was time
when newspaper lying was 80 general and
~ mean as at present, and there nefeI
was q country under the sun where II
aoarished as 1t does In this.
Even President ought to be temperate
and accurate. That there are newspapers
less careful than they ought to be in the
gathering Of news, and that there are
others which for political purposes falsely
as'lil public men, Is unfortunately 80 true
that II cannot be denied.
But certainly the Presidents own ut.
letanCe Is proof that the thing Of which
be complains is not confined to news
papers. lie might as well have said that
because there are thieves in this country
there never was time when stealing
was 30 general aS at present, and there
never was a country under the sun whert
Stealing GouriShed as II does in this.
The President can have little knowledge
olIhe newspapers Of other countries, the
french newspapers, for instance, which
make no pretense Of accuracy, aiming
ABOVE all things 10 anuse by the clever
ness Of their invention.
IL the President knew more Of the his.
Wy OIL tue press In his own country he
would be aware that IL has steadily grown
IN appreciation oi It's responsibilities 10
Tue public that there never was q time
Wnen II wM SO painstaking and fair
minded as now. II he will look back a
lille he will hnd that the first Of Our ptesi.
dents was turlOuSIy pursued and bsrated
W the opposition press Of his time. He
will discover that the Father Of His
County arose TO the height Of profanity
and demanded Of Secretary Of Estate JelIer.
con the discharge Of THAT did rascal
F'euOu," an employee Of the State De.
Pa'tment, who was blaCkguafdlng Wash.
lng'on In pint, Get on, as many have sup.
posed, by no lees a person than Thomal
Jefferson,
Mt. Cleveland 10 himself a monument
70 the IOtbeStahce Of the opposition pres,
lie has been shown to be a iibeftine and
very mean one, yet the Republican
pfe's las by common consent agreed moi
70 annoy him with references 10 The blach
SIDE oil bic character. Being 90 greatly
oeVtofto 90 large part Of the press be
ought to have met biz obligation In better
pin,
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UHRIcnsyILLE, o., Jan. 5.-James Par.
ker, q farmer, took load.of grain TO Kall'l
mill, in Clay township, ten miles from
here. There being no one but Mrs. Kali
on the premises, she went out to show
Parker whore to put the grain. While he
was unloading Parker fell in a Ct and roll.
ed on the ground in fearful convulsionS,
shrieking, groaning, irothing at the mouth
and tearing his face with his finger nails
till his face was covered with froth and
blood. The horrible spectacle go fright
ened Mrs. Kali, who was in delicate
health, that she ran to the house and fell
upon tic floor, where she died In less than
1ve minutes.
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otson ala,, no,Iis work. .lnrl Itp.

PITrBgRau, Jan. 5.-Aiter a shut down
Of seven months Cunningham & Co.'S,
green glass bottle works rekindled theii
furnace fires and started up in full blas,
this morning ut the old scale OF wages.
The capacity has been increased by ten
additional blowers, and other workmen
In proposition, and the output will be
much larger than ever before. The Min
erva Ohio green glass bottle works will
resume next Monday. The Massillon
green glass factory started up yesterday
after being closed since the 3Osh Of June
last. An increased force Of men has been
put on in those works. The end OF the
strike among the green glass blowers il
considered 10 be not far of.
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1.rouhlp a. uonl hIiIn.

plTTsnuBou, Jan. 5,-A Dispatch sha
ron, Pa, special says; There has been 1
great deal Of trouble during the past few
days at the mines Of Messrs.. Binny < Co
aud Carrollton 4 shafer. 0ne night re.
Gently some person turned stream o.
water into the Shatier bank, flooding 1t &C
that work had to be totally suspended
A number Of miners we're put Oh guard
at the mouth Of the shaft and last night
they were attacked by q party from an
other bank. A battle ensued in which
fourteen shots were fired. No one was So
riously hurt, but several persons were
slightly injured. The law will be invoked
TO settle the trouble.
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pAnKsnsnUNa NErUNLloANs
SOmiEAto an EToViIent Ticket, Which
Assures Success ut the Polls,

SOmlEAto an KEOvilsnt Ticket Which
Assures Success Rt the Polls,
Recial Dtlpatch 10 Lh Iaieli0aoT.
PARxEBsBuRa, w. Va, Jan. 5.-The Re-
publlcans nominated winning ticket
this evening in convention assembled.
Ex-Governor Boreman presided over the
deliberations which were enthusiastic and
harmonious. Captain Charles B. Smith,
tho most popular possible candidate was
nominated for Mayor by acclamatlon, mol
Slthstsndlng his vigorous and decided
decllnation. The nomination Of Captain
smith is regarded an earnest Of Rcpubli-
can success.
For Recorder Thos. s. Comfy, the pres.
lnt efficient incumbent was renominated.
rhe balance Of the ticket is composed Of
Rudolph Wild, w. Vrooman, K. Harry
Thomas, N. l.. Upson, ]. Henry Fischer
md Charles W. MAyhall. These gentle-
men are all substantial Citix ans, and enjoy
he popular esteem and favor in o marked
legree. The unanimous verdict Is that it
q by odds the strongest Council ticket
sver nominated in Parkersburg by either
jatty, and It's success is regarded as US
slifed,
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PeciaI t3rreHondtAeso of tk lHtaltqHer,
STEUBENyiLLE, Jan 5.-Early this morn
log q freight train on the Panhandle rail.
road ran over q man at Washington street,
cutting and mangllng him SO horribly that
ne was beyond recognition. Fragments
Of his hody were found streWn on the
track for nearly half square. It Is sup
posed he was attempting 10 board the
train for tho purpose Of stealing ride,
and missed his footing.
William O, Anderson, who was struck
by train last Wednesday, died this alter
noon from the effects Of his injuries.
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Express Robbor Jailed.

1ANAR, Mo-, Jan. 5.-paGe, the Golden
City express robber, was held under a
guard in Golden City until yesterday
morning, when he was brought to Lamar
for q preliminary trial. Yesterday after.
noon the Justices court was crowded with
those anxious 10 see the prisoner and hear
the testimony. He waived trial until the
conyening Of the February Circuit Court.
His bond was fixed AZ 900, In default Of
which he was retnanded 10 jail.
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CotuABus, o., Jan. 5.-The House ol
Representatives adopted q resolution this
morning authoriItnR the Committee on
Privileges and Elections to employ d
stenogfapher and incur other necessary
expenses TO q proper investigation Of the
Hamilton county election cases. The i'm.
preston prevails that the committee will
be deliberate and searching In the inquiry
and will probably spend portion Of theft
time In Cincinnati.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The report that Mil.
ton Weston, the Chicago capitalist, in.
diCted for conspiracy in the Murraysyille
gas well riots, near Pittsburgh, had fed
10 South America, cannot be verified, and
is not credited herei A son Of Mr.. ives.
ton, seen here to-day, said he was in re.
eeipt OF letter from his father, dated New
York City, Jan. 8, where he appeared u
be In good spirits and said nothing 10 In.
dictate that he intended leaving the coun.
try. This son also said his father was not
the man to run away In any event.
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PORTLAND, ORE, Jan. 5.-The 0rtgonian
special from Port Townsend, w. T., says:
The, dead bodies Of John Goran and Daniel
Coosan were found on the beach near
jamestown to-day. Both we're young
farmers Of the nelghborhood. An exam.
ination by physiCians indicates that the
men had been held under the water and
strangled to death. They were mutilated
90 II by club or some blunt instrument.
The bodies wore partially stripped Of
clothes and robbed Of all valuablee. II is
supposed that they were killed by strange
TndtanH
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 5.-Mr. sher-
man, taking the q aoor, offered concurrent
rent resolution accepting marble statue
OF Ex.President Garfield, presented 10
Congress by the State Of Ohio and now in
position in statuary Hall, at the Capital.
Governor lIoldly's letter Of presentation
was, at Mr.. Sherman's requelt, read by
the Clerk. Mr.. Sherman then delivered q
brief, but earnest and warm eulogy on Ex-
President Garfield and moved the adop.
tion OF the resolution offered by him. The
resolution WAS then agreed TO.