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The Best In the World.

Senator Henry c. Nelson of New York
writes; SENATE CRAMBgR, ALBANY, n. Y,
April 4, 1895. On the 9th of February,
1888, was taken with violent pain in the
region of the kidneys. ] suffered such
agony that could hardly stand up. AS
soon as possible / applied two ALLcocK S
Porous PLAsTERs. one over each kidney,
and laid down. In an hour, to my surprise
and delight, the pain had vanished and l
was well. wore the plasters for day or
two as a precaution and then removed
them. have been using ALLoocK's Porous
PLAsTEEs in my family for the last ten
years, and have always found them the
quickest and best external remedy for colds
strains and rheumatic affections From
my experience believe they are the best
pIasters in the world
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-AN FRANg1sOo MARK ST.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 5th.
FLOUR-The China steamer yesterday carried
over 1900 bbls. Net cash price for Family tx
tras 81 500 so 2 bbl Bakers Extras, 81 5O0
4 60; superine, 81 65@3.
WHEAT-No round lots that were UP to
standard could be bought to-day under 81 40 q
ctl though no sales were reported. Shippers
seem willing to pay 81 3S54 Dut it is doubtful il
much can be scared at this figure.
BARLkI-In Brewing descriptions there is
very little doing. Choice stock is scarce and
buyers do not want anything else. The de-
mand is Who'll on local account, being quite
limited as to quantity. We quote as follows:
Brewing, s71aG9oc for fair to good, ana 95c@
81 p ctl for choice
OATS-Reeeipts are of more moderate prepor-
tons, but there is no improvement in the de-
mand and prices therefore remain easy. We
quote prices Surprise, 81 15@1 TX milling,
u 1212g1 Is; choice feed, 81 10; No. l,
OIL %; lower grades, slG1 021a; Black, 81
q % !; Gray, 81 021ag1 05 p ctl; Brown, 81 q
CORN-Priees for Yellow are steady, but trad
ing is slow. White is not in heavy supply but
there is more than sufficient stock to meet all
demands as the inquiry IS almost nominal.
Quotable at 81 05 for large Yellow, 81 I0@l l21S
for small Yellow and 81 05@1 10 2 cti for
White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s24 = ton.
CoRNMEAL = Mlllers quote Feed at S24
2 ton; fine kinds for the table, II large and
Small packages, 21%@2Ae y h.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quota0le at $50 p ton.
SEED5-There is no activity in the market.
We quote prices as follows: Mustard, Brown,
s2 5o@3 81 Yellow, o 75G2 2 ctl; Canary, 40
&c; Hemp, 37s@ac; Rape, 1h@21se; Timothy,
Sc; Alfalfa, l1@1l1zc ? o Flax, 81 25@2 rs .
cti.
MIDDLINGS-No accumulation of stocks.
Quotsble at Sl6@17 2 ton.
HAY-There is a scarcity of choice Wheat and
a fancy lot would sell above quotations. Should
the weather continue fine for week il is likely
there viii be q slight advance in prices all
around, Wheat. sl0GIS 50; Wheat and Oat, SIS @
u; Wild Dat, sl091i 50; Oa;, IS 5o91I Barley,
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Small IN SIZE. Large in Results.

lhe place In ceil1ornss 70 a.v= -o s.snas s=a
So ssn = Cos 80 81. Sses .s-zss ~
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Rumors of Great Loss of Life at PI,
Lake New York

Rumors of Great Loss of Life at Pine
Lake. New York.
ALBANY (N. ", February 5th.- Rumors
reached the city late this afternoon that several
wagon trains and teamsters at Pine Lake, Full
ton county, who were driving over the lake at
that place this morning, broke through the ice,
and that ali were drowned
LATRR-sEvENTEEN LIVES LOST
ALBANY, February 5th.-Reports are indef-
mite, but as far as can be learned the disaster
resulted in the drowning of seventeen mea.
The victims were driving teams engaged in
hauling logs across the ice, when the ice broke
and the men and horses were all lost.
dispatch from Canajoharie says that the fol-
lowing information has been received there re-
garding the accident; Twenty-four teams were
engaged in drawing logs across the ice, regard
ing the safety of which no fears hsd been felt.
It gave way, however, after seven drivers and
teams had reached the shore, aDd the remain
ing drivers and horses broke through the ice
and sank out OF sight. None of the bodies have
yet been recovered.
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TIM oursAeEs.
Leu" ,'h- qu,y Into Tsxau Fiction
r,auH.

I-'s"'i III guy Into IL kan FL otion
rssudS
WAsHINGr,N February 9Th. -The report of the
Committee oi llc Senate on the Texas els Ctioft
Investigation Ii leugihy. going into the details
o. The taSCS. Toe first conc usiOa the COM
mlite Iesche> l. that the ayerment OF petition
eTs as their situation in their homes in Texas
anG the occasion Of their ben Z compelled l., dc
lfon tn m IN distance and effect sH,ts int d
by the evidence
1t Ie' Jews Tie cass o! the ou,raess at Flew
eoya. here De- ces BJl.rn Who headed the
Ta1dng Dart th-t Crtfr the rolling Trecint &
IN disguise Cor thc purpose OF DESTROYING ;l..
ballot hos hot and killed The lie.a
mah body was leit alone IL the ROOM ali night
and T. ward morning Judge FobiHsoh pefsi;a5ed
an aged ctofed man named Alfred JoucS t.
leave the sick bed OF his wife and go with aim
tc the Gene OF The murder, on the pea thar ne
WIS II aid 70 80 alone. When afterward az al
tempt wsS made 10 make ont that Bolton was
an unai med uDdissulsed and peaceful visitar
"a The polling place, who had been slain by tile
unprN sed violcuee OF c1lored men Jones was
arrested -ni hung Up on 70 conceivable incen-
tive tut 10 make away with his testimcuy
- 70 the murder OF Jones and Fielder 10y the
MOB who hAu lynched ihem 50 EenEam the
committee says These murders were each
cosEmi ted upon motive, ard in the inter SIS
OF a policy AID purpose that had been counter
anctti aud caused The raids the baliOt-boxes
al that ectton Ihs sacrifice Of these worthy
and hiamciess liv vas demanded for the
supples inn ~ ihcir evidence. which would
bake eeT0nstl ate j Chsf the death Of Ba ton Aad
betallen kim IN .he act Of pTeconcerted attack
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Light 40 to IS fbs.....................5 @5H OK
gips, Il to 80 bs..:.................5 @514 Az
Veal Skins, to Il Fs..........-5 @5A az
Calf skins. to 10 fbs..........5 a5E az
Dairy Calf, S0eS5c each; Dry Hides, usual
seieetionsi II q lie; Dry Eips, 90, LOG q
n; Calf Skins, 60, Zoe; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, 6@7c ? %; Pel:s, she&riing 10@
25c each; do, short, 30@50c each; DO, medium
6O975c each; do long wool, 90CaGS1 Is each; Deer
Skins, summer 40c; do. fair and medium
S71ac ? d; Goat Skins, 591e65e apiece for prime
ano perfect, 4o950c for medium, 20@25c each fol
small.
MEAT MARKET-There is liberal supply of
Beef snd prices are less firm. Large Veal is
scarce and shade higher. Spring Lamb
makes light exhibit, commanding good
figures. Following are the rates for
whole catcasses from slaughterers to dealers !:
Beet-First quality, 7c; second quality, &c;
th:cd quality, sc 2 70. veei-Quota bic
at "a ne y II for large and 7aec p u for small
Mutton-tsuotsble al 79Sc p n. Lamb
Spring, lisa zoe 2 10. Pork-Live Bogr, on foot,
gram red. S3aes6szc: soft 6G614c; dres led Hogs,
NJ - ~
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pon the bal!ot.bcx % desea. De Repnb:ican

upon the ballot-bcx to defea. the Republican
ticket
1.-THE evidence before the committee showed
that no attempts had been made by the author
tiles of the county or State TO bring to punish
raids on the ballot boxes in 1884 or 1885
The committee says in conclusion: This case
presents not unfairly, the features that illus
trate the political disorders which affiict por-
tons of our country where the population is at
all nearly divided between white and oolored
citizens. These disorders tend 10 set back the
sincere desire of the country at large to obiiter
ate all distinctions as between geographical OF
political divisions in the prevalence of justice,
peace, good will and equality of right in the dis
cussion and solving OF all problems which affect
the welfare of this people,
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We accidentally overheard the following
. dialogue on the street yesterday:
Jones-Smith, why don't you stop that
disgusting hawking and shifting?
Smith-How can +? You know am a
martyr to catarrh.
J.-Do as did. / had the disease in its
worst form, but l am well now
S.-What did you do for Il >
il used DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy.
Il cured me and it will cure you
S.-rve heard of it, and by Jove I'll try
it.
J.-Do so. You'll find it at all the drug
stores in town.
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NOT VERY LIKELY.
a wild Rumor that Blaine Has Declined
the state penartmcnf

INDIANAPoLIs, February 5th-So far as can be
learned here, Window for the Treasury seems
to be fixed fact. That he has been or win be
rendered the place is accepted on all sides. AS
to the other Cabinet places, nothing new has
been developed, and, while it can be traced to
30 certain source, all agree in the opinion that
Rusk will be the next Secretary of War.
There was rumor this evening that word
had been received from Blaine that he would
not accept the Stats Department, but it could
not he verified
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REQUIEM MASS FOR THE DEAD
THE PARNELL IN0UIhY.
The Prosecution Presents the First of Its
American TestimoDy

LONDON, February 9TH. = Attorney General
Webster announced TO the ParneI Commission
to-day that he had completed the Irish portion
OF the evidence, and would now produce the
american testimony.
A witness named Beach testified to the pres
ence of Parnell and Dillon at several meetings
OF the Clan-na-Gael in America. Also, that
farpell was present at demonstration held in
Chicago at which members OF the Gamma Gael
and Hibernian Rifles were under arms
Parnells case against the Times fer libel has
bee n dismissed in Scotland
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February 5th.
WHEAT-9 &c for cash, s5sSc for February,
961fc for March, 9S54c for May, 9S7sc for June
and 991se for July.
CHICAGO, February 5th.
WHEAT-9Sc for cash, 97c for February:
9s3s@9S1@c for March, q 0119@I 0I5s for May
and s97s@90c for July.
LIVERPOOL. February 5th.
WHEAT-Hardening California spot lots. IS
cd TO rs: off coast, S7s %; just shipped, SSs:
nearly due, SIS Sd; cargoes of coast and on
passage, turn deerer; Qusntity on passage to
Continent, 2,S2S,000 ors.; weather in England.
frosty
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THE Central PAoiFIo.
Stanford and Huntington Before the Sem
ate Railroad Committee

WASHINGTON, February 5th.-Senator STAN
ford and C. P Huntington appeared before the
Senate Pacific Railroad Committee to-day and
urged the adoption of Huntingtons plan for an
extension of 125 years for the payment of the
Indebtedness of the Central Pacific Railroad to
the Government.
Another meeting Ct the committee viii be
held tomorrow night, at which Mr.. Tweed OF
New York. counsel for the Central Pacific Rail
road, VIII present certain tables of figures in
support OF the plea of the Central Pacific
not to be joined with any scheme for the
funding and settlement OF Inc railrOad debts.
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o'nMo"D DiHo NeUer Faa! Al,cays Sure!
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THIRTY-FoUR DAYS.
A Woman Who Has Been in q Trance
Upward of Month.

ATTloA, Feb usry 5th.-The sleeping woman.
Mrs. kmma Althouz. hiss entered on the thirty
fourth day of her trance. She first went TO
sleep in August, 1887, and did not awaken for
three days. Since then she has had numerous
similar spells, lasting several days. Her sleep
previous to this last one lasted nine days then
after three days of wakefulness she relapsed
into her present condition. She has been in
bed for one year and half, never taking any
! thing but liquid food during her conscious mo-
ments.
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a Row In the L, Ichs,ar.

BERLIN, February 5th-while the budget was
under discussion in the Reichstag to-day Dr..
Nintherst raised storm by referring to the
;restgent OF Geffcken. Herr Richter and others
bitterly denounced the Government for pub
ishi1g the indictment OF Geifcken. Bismarck S
irlends defended him. and wild scene epsued
such as hiss rarely been seen in the Reichstag
o'Brien Gets His Clothes.
DUBLIN, February 5th.-The prison officials of
Clonmei have returned to VIM. O'Brien the
civilian clothes forcibly removed from him upon
ais Incarceration. O'Brien's health is such that
ne has been removed TO an infirmary connected
with the Jail.
BoufaDger Alarmed.
PARIS, February 5th-Boulanger suspecting
An attempt Will be made to poison him, has
taken his own cook TO ROgat with him. he has
ail ; food Carefully prepared by this man.
frances New MiDister.
PARIS. February 5th.-Gayol Dessaigne sue
ceeds Fer ouillAt as Minister OF Justice.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE

HoTEll, sie-3g5 sANsOME ST. (ONE DOOR
i frora Bank Of California;. San Francisco,
Cal. Board and Room. 81, 81 IS and 81 so per
day. Free Coach to and from the Hotel
Montgomery Bros.-. Ee23- If .Propristors.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
It Makes You Hungry

Spring medicine meansmore nova. Us than t
did ten years ago. The winterof Isss-Ss hasleft
the nerves all fagssa out. The nerves must be
strengthened, the blood purified, liver and
bowels regulated. Paines Celery Compound
fhe Spring medicine of to-day-does all this,
as nothing else can Prescribed by ph,eie;aas.
Recommended By Druggists, Endorsed by Monsters,
Guaranteed By the Maniyacturers to be
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Boston, February 5th.-Hayes said this after
leans to train out April 1sf Probably Demp.
sey viii assist SIS trainer. Sullivan is
in prime condition, weighing 215 pounds The
fight viii probably take place at Mississippi
City, about seventy-one miles from New Orleans,
in Miss.ssippi on the Gulf of Mexico
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InDIAN LANDS.
Congress Asked to approve the Bargain
Made with the Creek Indians,

OVHsIsss sbhtu 70 HpprOVe the Bargain
Made with the Greek indians.
WAsHNGToR, February 5th-The President
today transmitted 10 Congress for its approval
and ratification the provisional agreement lately
entered into betw. en- the Government and the
0r ek Indians, IRE Creek Nation cedes TO the
Government the title TO The entire western half
Of the domain of the Nation lying west of the
division line established by ihe treaty of 1856.
TIE United States agrees TO pay the Indians
s,2SJ,o5l, of which sum $3.50 S57 is to be paid tn
the tational In. asury # the Nation. and
= Gee TO remain il he United StatesTreasury
to the cr dit of the Nation and bear interest ut
tiif rate Of per cent. The Natioa agrees to de-
ti0ua rurpOses
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Grady's Idea of a stump Speech.

ALBANY, February 5th.-Rev.S Leach, Meth.
odist, opened the Senate with prayer this morn
ing. He denounced the liquor power as corpo-
| rations which buy votes, and said the balalice
OF power in the big cities was held by ignorant
foreigners. The queer outcome of this was a
motion by Senator Grady not to allow Leach 10
pray hereafter, on the ground that his prayer
was stump speech. The matter was finally
drnnnad. attar q wa I'm fiisnrlS
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> for Reservoir sites.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1
THE AUSTRIAN SCANDAL.
Persons Arrested For Discussing Prince
RudOiDh's Death.

VIENNA, February 5th.-Seyeral persons have
Crown Prince Rudolph met his death at the
hands of the husband of the woman he had be
trayed 1t is asserted that the Crown Prince, in
his last letter to his mother, says: Il cannot
live longer"
REQUIEM MASS FOR THE DEAD.
LONDON, February 5th.-Requiem mass fol
the Austrian Crown Prince was celebrated TO
day. The Prince of Wales, Prince Christian
Prince Henry of Battenberg, Salisbury, and the
russian, French, German, Turkish and Belgium
representatives attended the service
UNIQUELY VAGUE.
LONDON, February 5th.-The Times Vienna
correspondent while denying that the Austrian
Crown Princess was taking music lesson when
she heard of Rudolph's death, says there are
reasons why this should be denied
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Signals OF rowing-stes mers.

WASHINGTON, February 5th.-At the meeting
OF the Boaro OF Supervising Inspectors of steam
Vessels to-day resolution was adopted adyis-
ing towing steamers on Western rivers TO carry
two white lights, one above the other three feet
apart and fifteen feet above the hurricane deck,
when towing.
Death of Judge Merrick
WASHINGTON, February 5th.-Judge William
M. Merrick of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia died at his residence in this city
last evening of gastric complaint Judge
Merrick was appointed Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Bench of the District of Columbia by
President Cleveland
The Tariff Bill
WASHINGTON, February 5th.-The Ways and
Means Committee had a Getting TO consider
the tariff bill this morning The time of the
session was occupied in reading the bill and
noting points where changes will be proposed.
No action was taken.
Surveys for Reservoir Sites.
WASHINGTON, February 5th-An amendment
" as proposed by Senator Stewart to-day to the
sundry civil bill 10 increase from $3.50 900 to
$3.50 900 the appropriation for surveys of sites for
the construction OF reservoirs for the purpose
OF retaining the arid lands of the West.
The Farmers Want Silver.
WASHINGTON, February 5th.-Senator Daniel
to-day presented a petition from the farmers of
Virginia asking. that silver be restored to its
time honored place as a co-equal measure of
value with gold coin.
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CHARLESTON wv. Val February 5th.-Two
more Intellectual ballots were had for Senator to-
day, The second ballot showed Kenna was
losing ground Golf 49, Kenna Al
LATER.-Carr, President OF the Senate is out
tonight as candidate He is a pnion-Labor
man, and was elected to preside by the Demo
cratic votes. If these stand by him now he can
be elected Senator
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Diod In e Fit.

PErALUMA, February 5th-Peter Carstens, a
Young German, resident of this city. was found
dead in his bed at the Union Hotel this morn
ing. lie Is thought 70 have died in fit.
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a BOON TO HUMANITY.
Discovery of the Generative Microbe OF
the Deadly DinhIheria

PARIS, February 5th.-The Figaro says that
st tute have suceeede in identifying the gener-
alive microbe of diphtheria The discover OF
this disease by means of vaccine virus is ex.
pecled 10 follow
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ii. H. PETTlT.

OIGAR MAEgFA CTURER AND Tga0a ESALE
" and retail dealer in Havana Cigars, To-
bacce, Snuff, ete., No. DDS streeiA between Sec
ond and Thru Sacramento, Cal.
Our specially: 1.-THE LONE FISHERMAN
FIVE CENT CIGAR ial1-lm4p
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PACIFIC HOTEL.
PALACE REsTAURANT.
800 x strcet,-

TSAIORB sCHAD, PROPRIETOR. EVERY
| thing bright new and hTst-elass. The table
viii be supplied with the best in the market
Private rooms for families. Prices reasonable.
Oper' iav and night II
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QUITE PROPER.
The Salvation Army in Canada Must Garry
the RritEsh FIap

WINDSOR (ont.), February 5th.- Collector OF
Customs Benson to-day notified the salvation
Army that they must hereafter carry the British
nag while parading. The army has been in the
habit OF bearing the American coors at the
head of their procession.
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UNDERTAKERs.
RFEVES AIONl

VI NJ ID E IA X " * ~
eca st., bet. si=.h and esenth tuorsh sissi
VzyEKEBPOH HAr-D a COMPLETEsuEsxz
w stock OF Collins aud Caskets; also S1szszs.se
shrouds OF every description. Orders from OFT
or country will receive prompt attention. day o
night. EMBAbMING done In TIE best rsnrsT
nj rnNa > 10 rnta 4
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

IN the spring OF 1857 was all run down. I
would get up III the morning with so tired a
leeIng, ana was SO weak that could hardly get
around. thought bottle OF Paine,s Celery Com
pound, and before had taken it O week l feIt
very much better. / can cheefuIly recommend
~ 20 all who need building up and strengthen
ing medicine Mrs. B. A. Dow, Burlington vt
-Lknrhren ennn Nourt.ses ba5ies peI5scsl..
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The Great Blizzard .


ST. PAUL, February 5th-For the first time in
nearly year that portion of the Northwest com
prising Minnesota, Dakota and Manitoba got a
taste OF cold weather this morning. The Their
and at Winnipeg and other points the range is
from $50 10 400 below. The country west OF
Dakota is scarcely affected. The cold wave is
moving Eastward No blockades are reported.
Sullivan on His Feet gain.
Boston, February 5th.-Hayes said this after
leans to train out April 1sf. Probably Demp-
sey viii assist SIS trainer. Sullivan is
in prime condition, weighing 215 pounds The
fight viii probably take place at Mississippi
City, about seTenty-one miles from New Orleans
IN MISSISSIPPI, on the Gulf of Mexico.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
LINCOLN (Neb.), February 5th.-This afternoon
two boilers in the engine-room OF the State Hos
pital for the Insane exploded, completely wreck
ing the engine house, killing two patients and
ipjuring two more. The two engineers viii i'm
all probability die before morning
LATER-Mervin, the Chief Engineer. has since
died.
The Long and Short of 1t.
STREAToR (ll), February 5th.-A large num-
Der of sports witnessed a friendly "mflli be-
tween Billy Myers and 'Big Tom Lees last
night Myers was in good form, and is a favor
lie for the championship lightweight of the
world. 1t was his last appearance before his
meeting with McAuliffe.
To Check silly Custom.
HARRISBURG pa, February 5th.-In the
House to-day a bill was Introduced prohibiting
treating, and making it penal oftense pun
ishable by fine of not less than $50, and not
more than 0, for anyone 70 treat another TO
intoxicating liquors.
The Choice of the Changers.
BosToN, February 5th.-At meeting of the
New England Agricultural society in which all
the New England States were represented. a
resolution was passed requesting President-elect
Harrison to call DR.. George B. Lori 10 the
Office of Secretary OF Agriculture.
Horse-Thief Jynched.
OMAHA, February 9TH. -George Haggcrman.
arrt sted few days since for horse stealing and
incendiarism, was taken from the Colfax
County Jail at Schuyler by mob some time
during the night and hanged to a tree in the
Courtyard
Coming Rather Late.
INDIANAPOLIS February 5th-The Grand Jury
is preparing indictments against Jo.eph A
Moore. OF the Connecticut Mutual and Sulli-
van, the ascending County Clerk They are
both in Canada
Fail of ScsffoldIng.
NEW IBERIA CLa.), February 5th.-The scat
folding at the dome OF the new Catholic Church
fell yesterday. Rev. Parmenter had his thigh
bIosen ana seven Others were badly hurt.
Pr, hibision for Massa chusctts.
BosroS, FEBRUARY 5th.-The House this after
noon adopted the proposed constitutional pro-
hibitory amendment by a vote of i61 to go.