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APATH ETIC SCENE, .

Dan Coughlins Wife and His Pretty Little
ChIld-A Pltifpl SIght-Mrs, WhRlen's In.
dlguRtion,
CHICAae, Dec, l6,-IR the main cor.
ridor Of the Criminal Court building
before the announcement Of the verdict
sat Dan Coughlin's wife, On her knee
was the pretty little glrl that has continu.
ally called out in the court room for her
papa, The old, gray.haired doorkeeper
knew that preparations were being made
for the return OF the jury with their ver-
dict aud he pleaded with them 10 60
home. He toldthem that no verdict
would be reached, but they would not
60. They knew too well that the scene
OF excitement and the hurried movement
Of the court official meant that some
thing was about 10 happen. In vain
they asked II the Jury had returned q
verdict, They were kept In ignorance
OF the facts. Some one rushed into the
corridor aRd called out the result. Mrs.
Coughlin gasped, stood erect, shrieked,
and fell back into chair She buried
her face in her hands and
moaned wildly as she wept in her
anguish. Her swaying form was
supported by the kind old doorkeeper,
and the pretty little babe stood leaning
against her mothers knees. For a mo-
ment she looked into her sorrowing
mothers face and then, laying her pretty
face in her mothers lap, she, too, began
to cry.
Mrs. Whalen, o'sulliyan's sister-ln.
law, had come over to hear the result,
Her eyes filled for q moment, but only
for a moment. Then she turned savage.
ly upon the men who stood nearby, at
traCted by Mrs. Coughlin's sobs. "0h,
you Cut-throats, you tried your best to
hang them, and now you hang around
TO gloat at US In our misery" she shout.
ed. She looked even more saVageIy at
tho men than before, and then followed
Mrs, COughlin 10 the private room.
"ArG you satisfied with the verlict"
was aSked Of States Attorney LOige.
neGkCr.
"Why, II is n compromise verdict.
That Is all there Is about IT,"
II was plain that tue States Attorney
was far from being pleased ut Ihc out.
C0ulu OF tho case.
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ROAD OFFICIALS KILLED.


A Pay Car Wrecked on tho Ohio, Indiana 4
Western Road Near Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 1G.-The Ohio,
Indiana & Western Railway pay car
which left early this morning was wreck.
ed three miles east Of Covington, Ind,
by the breaking Of an axle. Five per-
sons occupied the coach, General Super.
inteudent |. II, Wilson, Trainmaster j.
NJ. Cummins, Auditor w. w. Lynn,
Cashier j. Fl. NJ. Clagget and Frank
Wilson, Clerk TO the Paymastet The
train was whirling alone At a terrific rate
when the axle Of the pay car gave way,
perClpitating the Coatch into the ditch
by the side OF the track.
The engine attached remained on the
rails and It's occupants escaped injury.
General Superintendent Wilson and
TrMnmaster Cummins, however, were
instantly killed. The bodies Of both
were horribly mutilated. A special train
left this city as soon as the information
reached the general Offices here, TO con.
yey tho dead 70 their homes, both beinu
residents oi Indianapolis. General Sup.
erintenicnt Wilson has been connected
with the Ohio, Indiana 4 Western rail.
road for nineteen years, and was an
universal iavorite with associates and
DmblOveR,
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COLD HOODED MURDER.
A Young Man Stabbed by Montana Jim for
Refusing TO Treat,

A Young Man Stabbed by Montana jim for
Refusing to Treat,
Sioux CTTy, a., Dec, l6,-Elmer Err
win, a son Of q prominent business man
Of this city, was killed yesterday in .
restaurant in oOvington, across the
river. Erwin had stepped up to the bar
udordered a drink when James Toohey,
better known as "Montana Jim," asked
II he was not in the deal. On receiving
a negative answer he abused Erwin
and was knocked down. Toohey rushed
into the kitchen and returned with q
knife, but was quickly disarmed and up.
parently paciaed, Alter q while Toohey
slipped into the kitchen again and 70.
turned with long carving knife, which
he secreted in bis sleeve. When he
came back young Erwin stood with his
back 10 the bar. Toohey walked close
to him and when little past turned
quickly and plunged the long knife Into
Ills throat on the left side just above the
collar bone, seyerlng the iugular vein.
He then stepped closer and turned the
knife almost around aud as the bystand-
ers pulled him away he drew the bloody
blade with him. Erwin fell TO the floor
and expired In ten minutes. Toohsy
has been taken TO Dekota City 10 avoid
lynching.
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TUE CONGNAUOII FLOOD.

Two Bodies Discovered To.day-Rellcs oil
the Disaster of Last Summer.
JouNsTOwN, Pa, Dec. 1O.-Two bodies
were taken from the oonemaush river
at Coopersdale yesterday aud one this
morning. One of the bodies found yes.
terday has been identified as that ol
Walter L. Hopes, late Secretary Of the
Johnstown Company. This is the sec.
ond body identified as that Of Hopes.
The first one was forwarded to Balti.
more, where Hopes formerly lived on
November 10. The one found yesterday
Is positively identified. 1t will remain
at the norgue until friends In Baltimore
are heard from. ,.-tll
The washing away OF three bridges by
the high water, caused by the recent
rains, leaves the town in a very bad
condition, traffic by wagon being almost
wholly suspended.
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Despite tho very ,lisagrruablB weather
last night, llogan's Tabernacle was filled
TO ovNIlowiug. Mr.. Arnold showed
some fine stereopiLicon yiuws, prinCl'
pally scenes from ancient and modern
Rome. Several dissolying views were
very fine, and pleased theaudieuce in.
mensely. Mr.. Hogan gave his usual
hours talk, andsuperintendeI the meet
ing. To.nighl similar service will be
held, at which time Mr.. arnold will ex.
hibit views Of the Sixteen CruCi6ed
saviors."
MIR, 9. W. Sawyer will tonight assist
with the special union service at Fourth
Street NJ. L. church. Mr.. Sawyer's
presence will no doubt fill the large
church, as many who have not yet had
an opportunity TO hear him, have ex.
pressed such a desire.
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wASnOUTS IN CALIFORNIA

Cause the Trains to be Delayed-A Peril
Gus Wreck.
Los ANGELES, Dec, 1G.-The trains on
the Southern Pacific railroad due here
from San Francisco this morning and
this evening, have notyet arrived, owing
to a washout Of the road near Langs,
The train for San Francisco, which left
here last night, returned this morning,
bringing the passengers Of one Of the
tied up trains. II 10 reported that the
trains at the north, due here this morn
ing, went into washout at Langs and
two Pullman cars jumped the track. No
passengers were injured. 4
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.

Resolutions in the Houso-Penslon Petition
iu the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.--In the House
to-day, Mr.. Mckinley, Of Ohio, from the
Committee on. Ways and Means, reported
the resolution for the distribution OF the
Presidents message among the appro-
pirate committees. The House adopted
a resolution directing the Committee on
Elections to inquire into the contested
election case Of Clayton against Breckin
ridge from the Second district OF Ar.
kansas, Clayton having been assassinated
while preparing his case, aud then at
$3.50 adjourned uutil tomorrow.
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BRAXTON'S BOON.

Curtain & Compaiy's I,Is Interests q, 900
In Freight Hills.
SIecih DiSDnleh 10 The LateLltVMor.
BRAxroN, @, H., Dec, lG,-Some idea
OF the magnitude Of the lumber interests
Of Bnxton county may be gained by the
statement Of the fact that George w.
Curtin & 20. alone have invested $780,.
900 in timber lands here. Tue machinery
OF their new saw mill has arrived from
Weston. The railroad is not completed
and 100 wagons were required To bring
the machinery to Braxton, o. II. Al
the rate Of 81 80 per hundred weight it
will cost the colnrany upwards Of 81, 900
for moving the mill machinery from
Weston To this place.
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A BRACE OF ACCIDENTS,
Two Collisions On the suburbs of Chicago.
No Fatalities.

Two Collisions On the suburbs OF Chicago.
No Fatalities.
CmCAco, Dec. 1O.-A collision hap.
pened this morning to train on the
line Of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois rail.
road, near Englewood, in the southern
part Of this city. Engineer Murphy had
Que leg SO badly smashed that anputa.
tion became necessary. The conductor
and one passenger were slightly hurt.
Another accident happened on the
Galena division Of the Chicago K North.
western railroad this morning, near
Elmhurst A long freight train broke
into three parts. When the fact was dis.
covered, the engineer reversed his en-.
gine and started back after the second
section. He. misCalculRted the speed at
which II was approaching, aud coils.
ion and wreck was the result, and the
third section was wrecked on the debris
ot the other two, causing much damage.
No one was hurt.
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THE INFLUENZA.

Tie Disease That Has Rayaged All Europe
Has at Last Reached This Country.
NEw YORK, Dec. 16.-Eight cases ol
influenza has been reported to the
Health Board, and three in one family.
Tho first victim, young lady, was
down en- Thursday night Inst. tits sup
posed that she contracted the disease
from a family who returned from Europe
about ten days ago.
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SAD NEWS ron MR., CANNON.

Tie Congressman I.eGclycs Word of the
Sudden Death OF Ills Wife.
WAsuESdToN, D. O.. Dec, 10 Word
reached here this morning that the wife
Of Representative Joseph Cannon, Of
Illinois, dropped dead at her home at
Danyllle, Ills, at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Ex-senator Kellogg and Repre-
sentative Gear were notified and coming
at once 10 the Capitol called Mr.. Cannon
from the room Of the Committee on Ap.
where he was at work, and
broke the sad news TO him. Mr.. Gan.
non was completely overcome, and took
the first train for home,
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CONGRATULATIONS TO STANLEY.

file Government ut Washington Sends n
Message to the Explorer.
WAsHTNoroS, Dec. lB.-The Secretary
Of State has sent the following cable
message TO Explorer Stanley:
"DRPARrMRSr or STATE,
WASHINGTON, b. u, Dec. IA, 1880.
"Staatsy, zaRs,bar,
II am directed by the President Of the
United States to tender his congratula.
tions to you upon the success which has
attended your long tour OF discovery
through Africa and upon tue advantages
which may accrue thereirom TO the
civilized world. "BLAtNE."
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Tho prn,Illnn RepublIc All Right

LONDON, Dec. 18.-The BancO Interna,
tiOnal De Brazil, Of Rio Janeiro, has tele.
grap6ed to the manager OF It's branch
house that tue customs and excise du-
ties collected during the first half Of De-
cember exceeded by $S7, 900 the sum col
leCted during the corresponding period
last year. The dispatch adds that every.
thing throughout tho Republic Is pro-
gresaing saLigfactorily.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-Among the
various petitions and memorials pre-.
sentod in the Senate to-day were several
for the passage Of the pension law as
prepared by the pension committee Of
the g. A. r., one from Iowa for the
selection Of Chicago as the site for ex.
position ot 1892; one for the admission
Of Wyoming as q State; one In favor OF
the Blair Educational bill one from the
Chicago Board Of Trade for one.cent let.
ter postage and several for the passage Of
the Sunday rest bill.
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WAYS AND MEANS COMMlTTRH
o Enter Promptly Upon tho Work of Pres
pairing . TarIff mn.

To Enter Promptly Upon tho Work Of Pre-
pairing Tariff Blll.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lG.-The Ways and
Means Committee held a meeting this
morning and prepared to enter promptly
upon the work preliminary to the prep.
paration Of a tariff bill by providing for
number Of hearings at which the inter,
ests likely 10 be effected by proposed
changes OF tho customs laws may give
their viGws.
Mr., Burrows. Of Michigan, offered a
resolution, which was adopted, liking
the dates OF the hearings as follows:
Metals, ores, coal, Thursday, 20; sugar,
Saturday, 2S; chemicals, Monday, De.
cember 30; earthen and glassware, Tues
day, December 81; wool, Thursday, Jan.
nary q manufacturers 0i wool, Friday,
January 3; flax, heup, jnte and cotton
goods, Saturday, January 4; silks, Mon.
day, January 8; cigars, snulT, cigarettes,
Tuesday, January II provisions and
farm products, "Wednesday, january 81;
sundrirs, January .; wood, wooden
ware, books and paper, January 10.
The committee also adopted rrsolu.
rions, which will be reported 10 the
House for approval, authorizing 1t TO cit
during the sessions Of the House and
providing for the distribution Of the
Presidents message among the House
ComuitteeB,
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LoNpoS, Dec, i0,-sIshted, steamer
Rugia, from New York for Hamburg,
Rotterdam, from New York for Rotter.
dam.
LiyERfooL, Dec. iO.-Athyed. steam.
SFs Vitginlan, from Boston, CuhS, from
LoNDoN, Dec. iO,--The Dnlch steamer
yendem, Captain Potter, from RoIIef,
dam December 10, iot New York, fat Ia,
y aud sank the Lighter. Part Of tlI
Mghtets crew were drowned,
ss:S'h'F ssni WSFfa, from New York lci Bic
q, N yNLAsgpSg, Dec. let-Attyed, steamer
sssEs o. sebtaekl, nom New ybfk. :.
Ngw fohK, Dec, 10. Arrived, Sleam
ore pmbtla, from iiyefpooli ia Bnr
gogne, from HsytO tumsn, from Ant
WNAHe
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BROwNlNG'S BURIAL PLACE.

The Florence Authorities Respect Ills
wlshes-lsemoynl of Ills wlfe's liody.
VENICE, Dec. lG.-When Mr.. Brown
ing's friends first made known the poets
intention Of being buried by his wife's
side the Florence authorities stated that
It would require an act Of Parliament
to reopen the old cemetery where Mp.
Brow ming was buried; but they have
since announced that out OF respect 10
the poets wishes, they are willing to
remove Mrs. Browning's remains and
the monument over her grave TO the
new cemetery,
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THE MONTANA SITUATION.

The Democratic Senators At Last Fall Into
Llne-settlement Of the Diniculty.
HELENA, MoNTp Dec. 10.-The Demo.
cratic members Of the Senate appeared
in the Senate chamber this morning and
took the oath Of Office, whereupon the
Senate adjourned till tomorrow morn.
ing. The Democratic House has issued
an invitation 70 the Republican House
TO come and Join them.
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EIGHT OASRs AGAINST ROSRNBRRG

The Man Who Was Golng to Give n Ball,
Letters from His Wife and Mother,
Edward Rosenberg, the young man
who was arrested Saturday for obtain,
ing money under false pretenses by
selling tickets for a ball to be given at
Turner Hall last night by the Star E, L,
F, Society," mythical organisation,l is
to have his preliminary hearing before
Justice Davis this afternoon. There are
90 far eight charges against this enter
pFising schemeF, the warrants having
been sworn out by Joseph Williams,
d. F, Mckinley, Henry j, Schulz, Otto
]. Aaron, John Schneider, John CHASER,
H, H, Work and g. A. BeuteI, all Of
whom were taken in by this Wolverine,
That Detroit, Michigan, Ia his home Is
made very apparent from two letters
found In his pockets, one from his wife
and one from his mother.
The one from the wife reads Of follows;
DETROIT, Nov. 25, 1880.
DEAR HusRAND;-l received your tel
egram but no money. | want TO know
II you have been iooling mel 1t Is
strange that you sent q telegram and l
don't seem TO get any money. By wait.
ing until tonight | think 1t is long
enough, and think | ought to have re-
csiyed 1t by this time II you sent at the
time you said you did. / am very much
in need ofit. you sent 1t see about II
as soon as you can.
From your wife. Il
The wiie's name has been torn of the
letter all but the first letter H."
The following Is taken from the letter
from the fellows mother:
TUESDAY, DETROIT.
DEAR soN-I received your letter and
was very well pleased TO read that you
were better. Dear Son | am not well
myself, Dear Son please cheer yourOld
mother up and save all your money and
not spend 1t all. Remember the winter
is coming on Business is very bud T;
have only two bOariers now. | remuin
your loving MUther.
tt Mas. RosgNBERd.
Col. Robert White has been engaged
by Rosepberg TO defend him. Yestur.
day the fellow was troubled all day with
bleeding at the nose.
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ACCIDEETALLY KILLED,
John Pyles Kills HIS Friend UnintsntiOuRl-
Nwhlls Preparing Fer = Hunt

John Pylea Kills HIS Friend Unintentionhl-
lywhils Preparing Fer Hunt,
Special DiSpsieA 10 hs IRieltiORoR,
FAIRMoST, W, Va, Dec, l6,-A sad ac-
cldent happened about one and q half
miles from Farmipgton this county,
John Pyles had an engagement to 90
hunting with Waitmsn Husy on satur-
day, He called at the latter's house and
Huey said; "Wait till / fix my shoes, I"
and they went to small building with
three steps leading up, From some
cause, Pyles dropped his gun, discharg-
ingit, The entire charge Of shot took
effect in Huey's abdomen, inalcting a
wound from which he died last night,
County Coroner DrA, G, Roger examin,
ed the case and pronounced II purely
accidental,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The eEenAte confirmed Solomon Hlnch,
Of Oregon, 10 DO Minister 10 Turkey. y
IGhas been asceftAined that MI. Frank.
LID D, Gogen bought The revolver which
he killed himself With n 4 cutlery store
on Pennsylvania Avenue, oh Ftllhy
evening lkst 4. about 8 o'Slupk,
The hSmocIaIlp liOgse caucus, which
vah called, to meet ta-nlght llaS been
abandoned, ltWas Tho purpose ol the
.caunu9 10 deletmll0 what p0dltlon, II
any, the party should lake IN regard 10
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the sileott deficiency, and It was gener.
ally understood that q proposition was
10 be submitted that the Democrats
associate themselves individually to
make good Republican losses, Mr., Hol.
man circulated the call and secured the
requisite number Of signatures, but as
1t appeared that there was q strong op-
position 10 the purpose, for which the
caucus was to be bad, II was abandoned,
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strlke remrornrllr AYerled.

BERLIN, Dec. l5.-A conference will
be held between committee represent
ing the miners at waldenburg and the
managers OF tho mines. II tho miners
demand that eight hours shall constitute
d days work Is refused by the managers,
the men will appeal TO Emperor VII.
liam, For the present strike is averted.
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'SESTRSCED ~ DEATH.

A Japanese Sailor Condemned to Die IN
New York for Murder.
NEw YoRK, Dec. lG-Jadge Brady, In
tho Court Of Oyer and Terniner this
morning, sentenced the Japanese mur-
derer shiokok Jugo, TO die during the
week, beginning February9. Jugo was
a sailor, and he cut TO death a fellow
countrymau and sailor named Contaro,
because he was jealous, as ContarO had
secured u placs as u sailor before him.
The affair occurred n few weeks ago in
an East Side Japanese boarding house.
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cramped quarters, Please do not talkto
me any more, because ] have been up
almost every night since We went out"
When Kunze received the news Of
the verdict he said; "Longenecker
bought two witnesses; am sure Of that.
They bought farms with the money,
Him and sCheuttler did IT,"
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LONDON, Dec. U.-Tllo grand jury has
found atrue bill against Mr.. Parke, edl-
tor otthe North London Prc@, iorlibel.
ling the Earl Of Euston. Tie alleged II.
bel consisted Of an article published In
the North london Press, charging that the
Earl wae implicated In the "WOst End
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RENOylSG THE WIRES,
Ehe VOL q EALlnE Bown pAags.ou.

The Work Of Taking Down Dangerous
iilselEie Lines In New York City,
NHw YoRK, Dec, l0,-The work ot cut
tihg down electric light wlrss,whiCh was
begun BY the Commissioner o. Public
wotk9 Saturday and continued Gl dOy
geoterdAy, whB resumed thia morning,
Fiye GANG Of men, accompanied BY In
bpeCt0ts 81 the Board oi BleClflcN Con.
tfol, are Al work Ia different paris oi the
city removing oil wires pronounced dan
gefOug,
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vienna, Dec..I8 The aothschildshave
agreed to pay the motlleroi.poarl work.
men increased wages on condition that
they alone De supplied with the goods
manufactured and that the production
be limited. The Strikers have accepted
these terms and Will resume work.
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FARis, Dec. 1O.L- passenger train on
the railroad from Paris 10 Cologne col.
llded to-day With goods train AZ OFeil.
Five pofson9 were BetlouBly injured
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IoNpoS, Dec. iO.--The strike Of The
employees Of the South Metropolitan Gas
Company has proved a failure, tho com.
pany having filled all the strikers places
With tion'uhlon ineh. There have been
no disturbances, and work d tho gag
house ID proceeding quietly.
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llroko LIle Worllla llroorll.

SAN FRAScisCo, Dec. 1O.--At fIarbor
View park yesterday Adolph strOcker
broke tile worlds record for ring target
shooting, making 452 points out Of a
possible 800 With 20 shots, 9J points
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A Jail Break nj Unlon,ovn.

USIoSEowS, Pa, Dec. lO.-seyen prls.
oners escaped from tlie Jail this morn.
Ing, and are still at liberty. Among the
seven were two convicted Of murder and
sentenced 10 the penltenliary.
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Special Dispdteh 10 he htclliOeneer.
PnlLirPtnw. Va, Dec. 16.-The Board
Of Directors Of the Reform School will
meet at Grafton, January 2, instead Of
the Sth, as announced by another pa.
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WON NlrEInla I,en.lonl tlrnnled.

Special Dtspdtth 70 Ae Iaieliaaioer.
WASHlSuTos, D. O., Dec. l0,-west
Virginia pensions were Issued to-day aa
follows: Original lhyalld--John W.
Morgan, Burners; Josiah T. Morehouse,
Sherman Michael Malheny, Graham's
Mines; Daniel W, Jones, Laurel Point
Jesse Walter, Willow Tree. Increase
Jacob Il, Kennedy, Arnettsvllle; Jacob
Hartzell, Terra Alta, Henry ]. Davis,
Respecti Joshua + Davis, Wallace
Jacob Gfuber, Wheeling. Original Wild.
ows, &c-Mlnor Of Jacob McAtee, Paw.
nav,
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BRRttS, Dec. 19.-tmperor William
has conferred tpon Emin PashA The
decoration oi The Beconl.ClaBs order Of
the crown with the Alar,
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kilograms as the following; 'pThe returns
from Iowa appear 10 be all in. Have
you heard from hellW Also Of express
and mail packages containing books with
the suggestive titles Of "Lettes from
He'll, ""1s He'll q PlaceT &C., &c, Mr..
Dolliyer would regard II as Q favor II the
public would cease 70 consider him an
upon denomlpational ques-
hons In the Internal regions,