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A SllANDER REFUTED.

a Sensational Falsellood In the Cincinnati
Enquirer Nailed-w. A. T.'s Imagination.
Special Dipateh TO The InteliiOsHcT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 13.-The
following not only explains itself, but
the whole OF tho sensational matter be-
ing sent out here from the same source
all OF which comes more or less from
close connection with the spirits:
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 1S, 1850.
Editor Cincinnati Enquirer;
The article in your paper Of the 18th,
signed w. A. T., stating that the noto-
rlous Hatfelds, OF Logan county, were
here, fully armed, and prepared 10 reg
uiate all political questions according
TO their own peculiar notion Of
right, and that the Democrats
were fully armed and q bloody enCoun.
ter was imminent, is false In every par
tiCular. There Is u reasonable amount
OF interest in the political situation,
owing TO its many complications, mani :
tested by both Democrats and Republic
cans alike, but good feeling prevails and
there is no probability OF any trouble
whatever. 1t seems but fair that such
gross SANDERS upon the good name oil
our city should DC branded % such.
There Is not a Hatfield here, nor has
there been one here this winter. The
whole story originated solely In the i'm
aginAtion OF w. A, 7,
[signOd1 I. L. Fry,
Mayor Of the City Of Charleston.
The Mayor Is not the only citizen ol
Charleston who Is inCensed with this
sCandalous representation, II iS not
true that the Democrats are armed here
expecting a collision. The fact Is that
the Democrats, Us well as tho Republi.
cans, are taking the matter as coolly Us
though there was nothing unusual going
on, and II 10 all the more remarkable, be.
cause both sides are deeply interested and
very much In earnest. So far as tue
HatHelds arc concerned, not only have
none Of them been here, but II any oi
them had come they would have been
In the loCk.up, for yesterday Detective
All Burnett sent q squad bt his mon
after some OF them, Neither isit true,
as stated In the EHquirsN dispatch, that
the HathOlds were cousins OF "Fud" Nc
Glnnis. II has been suggested by some
Of the charitable citizens that W. a. IT,
Of the Enguircn would be greatly ben
eatted II lie took bath In the KanawhG
river. p,l II,
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ST. LOUIS, NO., Jan. 13,-The latest
adviCes from the Indian Territory arc
that the late decision Of Secretary Villas
giving the GovernorshiD Of tho ChicEa,
saw Nation TO William L, Byrd, IL moi
favorably received. The adherents o.
William Guy, who was elected on the
face Of the returns, and who is virtually
deposed by the decision, largely out
number the Byrd faction In many loca'
tions. and arc tlirertening trouble.
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S. Smith, 7, B. Taylor, J, S. Bethel, R, b
Berkeley, ]. p, Profit, D, II. Pannell
Hon. r. II. MCDANIEL, j, S. Newman
3. I, Brayley, s. NJ, Meckle, D, A,
Windsor, A. NJ. Dickinson, S, Brown
Allen, and Hon, W. E, Craig,
THE UNANIMOUS DESIRE,
They were fine booking body Of men,
It was 2 o'clock when they reached the
Harrison residence, where the General
received them in the back parIor. Judge
WRddell introduced the members and
Colonel Craig presented the resolution,
In his address 10 the Presidentelect Mr.,
Craig said they came by authority and
appointment OF the Republican party Of
Virginia, and forthe best interest OF that
party, and not as advocates OF the per-
sonal claims OF any man, That they
asked Tue appointment OF General Ma.
hone to the Cabinet because that was
the almost unanimous desire OF the
party In Virginia, and because 1t would
insure Republican success, thereby in.
vigoratiRg the Republicans and striking
terror TO their opponents,
That II there was q Cabinet office given
to the Southern States, Virginia should
have 1t by reason OF her past prominent
place in the Union and OF her present
position us the foremost State in the
South. That all efforts to break the
solid South had failed, and, in fact, the
Republican organization in Virginia was
abandoned till in 1870 William Malone
led the liberal movement, whereby over
$4,000 ex.Confederates and their sons
united with the faithful baud OF Repub.
licans still existing, and for the first and
only time since the war broke the solid
South for four years, restoring free suf-
irage to the people OF Virginia, abolish.
Ing the whipping.post law, restoring the
free school system, aud more than
It's efficiency, supporting the
charitable institutions OF the State aud
taking from the iails :he lunatics, plac-
ing them in other institutions, building
an asylum for the Colored insane, and a
institute forthe colored youths,
and increasing the Republican represen.
tation in Congress from two to six mem.
bersand eleCting two United States Sem
athPu TI.|NHr r
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SIGNIFICANCE OF COL PGYTONS DEFEAT

DOwnOd by the Kenna Crowded. Part OF III,
Programme for FaGIlnnRl Supremacy.
Special DkPateh 10 he hsittgHleer,
CHARLESTON, W, Var Jan, l8,--Next
to interest in the Gubernatorial fight
and the Senate deadlock has been the
feeling excited by the defeat OF Col, Pey,
ton for the Clerk Of the House, This
event is much more than tho ordinary
defeat Of an ordinary aspirant under or
dlnary circumstances, Those who op.
posed Mr., Peyton took much more than
ordinary satisfaction out OF their tri-
umph. Col, Peyton's friends shoWmuch
more than ordinary resentment. Alto.
gether 1t is an extraordinary affair." con.
sidering the comparative smallness OF
state played for. The Clerk OF the House
receives annually $500 as keeper Of the
rolls, in addition TO which session Is
worth to him $500 or $500. But in this
case the triumph on the one side and the
defeat on the other must be taken us
part OF the campaign for supremacy in
the Democratic party. Those who are
on top In general have made up their
minds to be on topin particular, to gather
In to their own fold all the offices big
and1ittle. Mr., Hamilton, Col. Peyton's
successor as clerk, belongs to the Kenna
faction, whose active support he receiY.
ed for the Clerkship, and he is being
gromed for Congress by this faction; |;
about the same course that had been
marked out for Alderson, who was 10 be
raised from the Clerk OF the Senate to q
seat In Congress aud might have been
safely transferred II 1t had not been for
"Ful" McGinnis and his mule.
Friends Of Colonel PpytOn say that lie
was sacrificed after sixteen years ofiaith.
iul service as Clerk In order to contrib.
ute to the scheme OF the Kenna men and
to glut the vengeance OF State Treasurer
Thompson, whom Peyton had criticised
MS being in every wayunfit for his office
and undeserying Of denomination. They
arc wounded and savage, these friends
Of Peyton, and promise to resent the
wrong In a way that shall be felt. This
affair is likely to have some effect on the
Senatorial fight, and 1t will not be sur
prising II some OF its results were Of u
more permanent character. Col. Peyton
fell in combination which reached
from the Speaker down to the assistant
clerk,
This combination was net merely a
personal one, but part OF tho general
programme forsupremaCy already spoken
Of, Col. Peyton had the personal prom
ise OF twenty members, more than sut-
tlcient to give the caucus nomination.
He now Is wondering whether all honor
has been stamped out OF the men whom
the Democratic party has honored with
position and mower,
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LONDON, Jan. 13.-The rates Of dis.
count during tho weOk were 9Satl until
Monday and q for a week, In spite Of
the Stock Exchange settlement lmpend.
lug, when an Increased amount oi Becur'
lilies will be handled, the low rates re-
Viyed speculation, but With large lssueB,
which tho public receive favofably, II is
difficult 10 soc how tho present gasO can
be maintained. American railway 10.
CurilIes include tho iollowlngi increase
Erie bonds, 81; st. Paul, common,
IA, Erie, ordinary, Ii New York Cens
tfal PennBylvanla, DecFease--At.
lahllc and Great Western seconds, I'LL.
tols Central and Reading each.
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syeellI DLpaleA % ne ntelIlamer.

SptfM Ullp1lch 70 ne InltlIIlfletT,
PARGERsnuRG, W. VA, ian. l3,-At {
meeting Of tho directors OF tho Ripley 4
Mill Creek Valley Railroad Company
held Friday, W. 7. Greer resigned tho
Presldcncyand u, X. Hood was elected
TO I'LL the vacancy. Col. George w.
Thompson Is general manager and has
control Of the road. An Adams Express
office is to be established Mt Ripley the
first Of tho wnpl,
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HELyEEIA, RANDOLPH County, VIVA,
Jan, l2,-The Republican club OF this
place has elected the following officers
President, James Pickens; Vice Presl,
dent, j, U, NaChtigall; Secretary, j. 4,
N, Blng; Assistant Secretary, Albert
VogIe; Treasurer, Casper Hoover; Ser
geant-at.Arms, Daniel Hevener; Assist.
ant Sergeant.at-ArnIs, Frank Hoover;
Reader, II, N. Bunner, Tho club now
numbers ll6 persons and does not pro-
pose TO disband, but will keep itself in
good lighting trim for the next cam.
paign,
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wAsnlNGroS, D. G., Jan. 18.-John IL
oberly, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs,
has submitted to the Secretary Of the
Interior the report Of the operations oI
his bureau loF the year ended June 80,
1883. This unusual delay is explained
by the fact that Commissioned Oberly
was bat recently appointed to his pres
ent position. The statistical aud routine
matters were, however, laid before the
Secretary In time for review In his an'
nual report, issued early in December.
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TprrILle .EIEht WItn lLobbera.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 1s-Ex.sherilI
HobenSaOk, Of Union'County, Ohio, who
lives near Mount Hickory, had d terrible
experience with robbers last night,
Hearing a noise ln his barn he won't out
10 investigate, The two men oct upor
him, shooting him twice and inhlCtinR
auyGn wounds with q knife. They
threw the wounded man into d inangGr
aud sot fire Il, tho barn, which was dc.
Atroyed alter Hobengark had boon res.
cnpd by members Of Ills family. The
lnjurcdman will probably die. HiHplClon
rests upon two colored Inen.
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MIFFLlSTowS, Pa, Jan, 13,-Hou
John j. Patterson has been sued fol
breach Of promise of marriage by Mrs
Mary Fleming. Mr.. Patterson was
colonel on General Williams staff dur
ing the war, and afterwards represented
South Carolina in the United State
Senate. He is quite wealthy and wa
recently married to Miss Frank, a prom
inent lady Of Waukesha, Wis. He is 81
years Of age. The plaintiff Is 40 ycar
old and a resident Of Philadelphia. The
amount Of damages asked ia not stated
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IN BBllALR w MAllONE
Arrival of u Delegation OF vlrsinlans III
1n,llauhi,,,iis. I'hbir AilahlOh,

1SplASAPoLis, Jan. lS.-YesleFday
was Virginia day with tie President
elect, hls principal visitors being the
large delegation Of prominent Republl'
cans from the ten Congressional districts
Of Virginia, who came to urge the ap'
polnttnenl Of General William Malone
10 A place Ia the Cabinet. The lOlega
lion Comprised the following gehtlgmoh
iudpo Llmund WaddHll, Jfo w, "
fNfly, H. Do u. Clay, Asa Rogers, ], II
Stubs, D. y. Foster, A, II, Lindsey u
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signal Victory for the Republicans Tile
Whole Matter Thrown Into tho Legisla.
ture.
SpteiaI DhpaiehDNe Inhaicener.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, january 49,
The Supreme Court yesterday morning
heard the argument by the attorneys,
Hubbard for General Goir, and Judge
FIemings representative, Malcolm Jack.
SON. AT 4 o'clock the unanimous do.
Gtsion Of the court was rendered by
Judge SNYDER. The court held that
Judge "Nelse" Campbell had no iuris.
ulct'On to issue an injunction, because
he matter was not within the control
" tGe courts, being within the province
y. ING Legislature. II appeared by the
Iwneuumtni Of tho petition that tho
nanaWha county certificate had been
transmitted three weeks before the Ger.
uOtan Proceedings were Instituted, and
WS nov too late for the courts, even
,iaS ~ .uoS proceedings, 10 control tie Ger.
Miuyaigs, inV,,, Tho Court Of Appeals had ne
ntlsliGtion 10 issue the writ Of prohIbi.
Ss,Ia MvL NEed by Judge Fleming, and ihe
V,gyr %si, y must by TINT the petition for that
wiz bc dismissed. ''"'
caan. .ue court having been requested by
o1i.al uyUgral uolI'S counsel 10 intimate Ia
Sp,'loh on the merits Of the case jid 40,
~. Only Us to the Injunction, but aS ID
,SItala ,,'V a.llahOamuS In Judge Guthrie's court,
"IvIl iT proceedings were void.
,,Sn Saugg snyder In rendering tho tlcci.
sS.l s,Vn, sad that the only ground In liz
.,.,.Ii9 pvlIH3h ot Judge Fleming ioF a wtii ~
ptGI,R1lDltlon against Judge liuihtie' com,
p,on So,,nR MN 70 dcsIstirom tho inandan,ll
S,UVVss ,SSo n against tho Secretary Of State
o,ISo,I'ne NM we lnllnCtlon served iipon ihaI
SvIal, ;Snl, " the Circuit Court lad n,,
uV'.y Mn, 70 Issue a nahdamus thlS womb
tSln,n. , a,,'i,a'e against such authority. ThI
cbS.!s ,u,.s ~ contest had passed Into m,
Gnsts. GuS,sv OF another department Of Nh
ST,'v,a'neht' ,rS.a Tho Secretary Of StAle h
%Vte maI ministerial officer, and tho lad
oi,ss is y hls duty 10 transmit lhc rNlnrn,
MvHS T election 10 lhg Icpisiaiure, "tt
Gi% GH w poiy h% tho solo power 10 Corlpe
SsaoaOiio , 70 go his duty Il Go refuses, ih,
TUvyIuIR@ smNIMIR@ brought before Judge,
'TSa 'p0sll aud Guthrie yeFe lmnrSnSS
raH., "V Vltcult Court Of KSnSwh,
uI,y tCi",Sy 9as no power over lhS ssS
rcstiS I Sos ~ State In respect 10 All
mSSSo",,e'e' either by Injunction q
AIN pIHsng out the Interest OF uiie d
obcc 6i iIVIhlls als a. a contestant iof IA
''O' HOvCrnOr and aSklng a viii I
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N. 1ouIs, jan. lo.-Thc contract fol
the construction Of the merchants
bridge across tho Mississippi at this
point las been awarded 10 the Union
Bridge Company, Of New York CITY
tho bid In gross Tor the building 0l NV
bridge only and for what Iron work u
specified lof IN tlie approaches, Ii Sl,'
100000. According 10 the charter agree
tnent work must be commenced by Feb,
ruAry ., ora forfeiture 10 the United
States 10 the result. This leaves q day.
from date In which 70 BEGIN OporAl0nA
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causs,l byn t,n.olluc ltxpIoslon.

MARLHoRoudu, MAss9 Jan. 1S.-Phoe
nix Block, occupIedby Geo. II. Guest
furniture, and W, II, Dudley, dry goods
was burned this morning. william
DrlScoll, Of Hose No, /, and James Bel
ger, OF Hook and Ladder No. /, were 90
rlously injured by a fall into tho build
Ing, Guests loss ID $4,000, insured
W, II. Dudley lost $4,000, insured ioi
$4,000. Joseph Boyd, loss on building
$1,000, covered by Insurance. Tho fir
was caused by tho explosion Of gaso
limo machine Ia tho basement.
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Special Dispdieh 10 he iaitlltGaetr.
PAREERsuuRo, W, VAo Jan. l3,-Mrs
Malcolm, n very aged lady of unsount
mind, living with her daughter, Mrs
John KinClieloe, on East Sixth street
fell into the tiro yesterday at - O'Clock
and was burned in u shocking manner
before assistance could reach her. She
can hardly recover,
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UNITED STATES GRAND JURY.
Several Indictments Found-ArreSted for
IhleFuRl Revenue Violations,
SDacill DiaD1fch 10 us InistliOe,csT

NHNFHHHHNhfHN
Special Dhpatch to ne IRielUaen,
PARERRsBuRG, W. Va, Jan, is,-The
United States grand jury was in session
all day yesterday, Anumber of indlct,
mepts were found, but they have not
yet been reported, except indictments
against the Paine gang now in jail at
Charleston, who used their Winchester
rifles on the officers when an attempt
was made TO arrest them some time ago
Tor violating some OF Uncle Sans laws,
The grand jury will probably be in SEES.
sion all OF the coming week. A great
many witnesses are not yet here,
The petit jury brought in u verdict OF
not guilty yesterday In the Cass OF the
United States against Hicks and Douglas
for violating the internal revenue law,
Irwin Hooper, formerly Of Harrison
county, was arrested on Market street
yesterday by Captain Mehen on q United
States warrant, charging him with in
ternal revenue violations,
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ANoled Theoioglst Dsad.

JKRSrY CRY, N, j., Jan. lS,--Alcxan.
der 4. MCGlll, p, p, tLn,, Emeritus
Professor Of Ecclesiastical, HoinilectlC
and Pastoral Theology at Princeton
Theological Seminary, died al Princeton,
vi, this morning, IN his eighty'sCcond
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l.oSDoS, jan. lB.-rho Car will be.
stow upon NJ wlShuegradSkl, the Rus
Sian Finance Minister, In recognition Of
his successful management Of the Coun.
tfy's finances, tho decoration Of the or.
der Of 81, Alexander NUwbkl,
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan, iS,--ThO twenty.
third annual convention Of tho Brick.
layers aud MasonS international Union
Of America will begin tomorrow morn
Ing, Two hundred and fifty delegates arc
expected and onB hundred and hity
have already arrived,
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THE BUSINESS on COMPRESS.
Programme for the Coming wsOk-Pros
for some LegIslntIon.

Programme for the Coming WsOk-PrOs'
for some Legislation.
WASHINGTON, D. o. Jan. 13.-The SEN
ate has now discussed the whole of the
tariff bill except tho wool, sugar and
lumber schedules and portions OF two OF
three others, which are Of minor impor'
tance. Tho views Of tho committee in
charge OF the bill upon these prominent
schedules have heretofore been given
and tlercis no reason to expect any im,
poftant change in them not already an
nounced. The debate will occupy all Of
this week and Monday ofnext week, The
time for voting on the passage OF the bill
being fixed for Tuesday, the 99d, at !
O'clock.
Tho business Of the House this week
has all been nicely planned In advance,
aud In some instances has been made
the subject Of special orders. Monday
after passing the iortillCation apprOpria'
ton bill, the River and Harbor bill is to
be taken up. Mr.. Springer intends to
try to get consideration for the Omnibus
Territorial bill Tuesday, but the iudi.
Gallons are that he will meet Will
some Republican opposition. Tho Ap
preparation Committee wish to consider
and pass the sundry civil appropriation
ILL Wednesday, aud the South Carolinl
contested election case OF Smalls vs.. Ell
liott Is set for Thursday aud may con,
sume the remainder Of the week. II Ii
to be noted, however, that a part or all
Of this programme is subject to disar
rangement bya report from the Com
mittee on rules on the Randall resolu
ton resembling the rule which now re-
quires an adjournment ut 8 O'Clock
every day, II this resolution be ru
iected or defeated by individual or party
effort, the result may DO renewal Of the
tilllbustering proceedings OF the last
week,
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Mrs. JAY GOULD:DEAD.
Tie wife of the Great Railroad Kiug Dies
Surrounded hy Her Family,

Tic Vile OF the UroRt IIAIIr0RN klng DItI
Surrounded by Her Family.
NRw YoRK, Jan. lS.-Mrs. jay Gould
died at her home on Fifth avenue al
1868 tonight.
The entire family waited about The
bedside for tho end to come. Dr.. Bald,
win said that any attempt tc
proloug life would he not only use,
less, but even almost cruel
There was nothing to do but watch and
wait. Mrs. Gould was too feeble to con,
verse and answered the anxious in.
quiries Of the loved ones about her with
d simple "Yesn or "No." Mrs. Gould
was the daughter Of Daniel s. Miller, q
former Wholesale grocer Of Brooklyn,
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WORCESTER MASS, Jan, a. = Ella
Chamberlain, tho whiTtling sololst, was
prevented from appearing at a concert at
the Theatre tonight with the Boston
Ideal banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club,
One Of the local ministers objected, and
that Beltledit,
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CAUSES EXCITEMENT,
The sudden summoning Of Special Treas,
nry AEents 70 New York for Duty.

HF9 agents 20 new tuFk TOR DutY,
ERw YoRK, Jan. Especial ,TreasuT
Agents Ticheper and zlngle were tn
important men at the Appraisers store
yesterday, The departments were al
torn up by their presence and by th,
authoritative announcement in the morn
ing that Secretary FaiTchild,ICol, Jew ell
Chief OF all the Treasury Agents; Col
Montgomery and other Treasury De
partment VidoCqs were about to assem-
BILE in New York and reorganize the Ap
praiser's stores. The plan OF renrgani
zati0n and investigation was aIthorita
lively confirmed,
1t was the opinion OF many OF tho de-
partments that the investigation was tc
be strictly formal, after the manner Ul
the Byrnes investigation. This Is moi
so. The investigation will be more OF q
yerlaGation OF tue Treasury Agents re,
porting, Its reports affecting nearly all
the divisions Of the stores, There are
very many OF these reports TO be ex-
amined.
PLACES WANTED AT ONCE,
i may surprise Appraiser stearns to
learn that the names OF Assistant APP
pralser sturgis, Examiner HammIll and
Examiner Bardwell have already gone
forward to Washington, with tho recoln-
mendation thatthey be removed. Special
Treasurer Agent Tichemr sent 10 Col.
lector Atag0ne yesterday report
severely retleCting on Mr.. McMullen,
Mr., riChener'srepOrtinclude to invoices
for Sumatra tobacco, on which the name
OF Lewis McAIullen was stamped in blue
by hand stamp, Mr., TlChener was ut
the appraisers stores yesterday To asCer-
tain when the stamp was used, He
questioned Assistant Appraiser Sturgis
and others, but didn't get satisfactory In.
formation, twas claimed that the name
OF McAlullen had been removed. The
stamp registers January 0, 1880, as the
day on which it was used. From all
that Mr., Tichener learned the stamp was
put on that day at 1880. Mr.. McMul.
lens letter OF removal was received by
him two hours before Mr., MChIullen
was criticised for using u hand stamp
signature to important invoices, and the
question was raised whether he or some.
pouy e'se uSeu IL IN TINS case
JEWELLERS KICKING.
Itis also well known that Assistant
Appraiser Stevens, of the iewelrv divi.
sion, Is not to pet OF free. THO printed
statement that his division was Mi
straight raised Il rumuns, and letters
poured into the Treasury agents charr.
Ing determinations ami nnderyulua.
tions. The complaint came from iewel.
ers,
Assistant Appraiser sturgis was great
lv jisturhpd IN tho renors thot hs was
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TitEiiAauE, Jan. iS.-Ths King has
Inflammation Of the brain, Tho end
cannot long bO deferred. Prayers for
the King were offered Ii all churches
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PANS, Jan. i9.--M. Olivier, lnohar.
Cliist, was to-day elected senator loF Tile
Department Of Uoles Du Nord.
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lilra ~ Cleveland.

CLsyEtANp, o., Jan. i8.--Flfo In the
Central Power Block, corner Of Michigan
and Seneca streets this morning, caused
a lOs8 Of s37,2OO
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sleanilLlp AtrlIX.lAil.

NEv YoaK, jan, i3,-Atriyod, Steamers
Britannia, Llverpooli Spain, Liverpool
CITY Of Chester, Liverpool t.AaasCognO
HAVFu,