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High W AEPs-

The back number up street under tandS
perfectly well that S95 in England l. more
highly valued than a considerably larger
amount is in this country 10y the individ
ual who accumulateS il. because il re uireS
so much more labor To earn IL Their. and
that therefor the Remington typewriter
which sells in this country at 500. iS as
easily purchased for that amount a it is
for 50 i'm England. This is not ''Skinnng'
the people. because the people here are
given employment by the Remingt0nS and
like concerns at high wages. which they
could not pay if the price of their ma nfac-
lures were 30 be reduced in this country
GOsiiHg.
Some I,eOple in this country are given
employment by 'RemingtonS and other
like concerns" at just such wages as other
people pay who are not protected by the
tariff and who are not given the privilege
of Skinning the purchasers of their goods
in this country out of 33 per cent. more
than the same goods are sold for in other
countries. Labor always has to take what
it can command, tariff or no tariff. There
is Il duty Of - cents per ton on coal to en-
able the operators to pay protection
wages but labor doesn't get it by a long
shot.
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COurf P-0eeedfngs

Court met on Monday with Judge Bar
| ker on the bench.
In the following cases the grand jury ig
nOred the bills: Commonwealth W. Irene
| Partridge, fraudulent colusiOn with a
debtor and the same against Thomas Par
| fridge for the same offenSe. w. II. Strauss
the prosecutor. was directed to pay the
costs.
Commonwealth vs.. Holm Reynolds, sure
| ty of the peace. Court directed defendant
to pay the costs.
| Commonwealth vs.. Martin Martle. lar
cency. jury lind defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. George Jawoska,
| surety of the peace. Court directed de
| fendant to pay the costs and enter into
| recDgniZauce in the sum of 500 To keep the
| peace.
Commonwealth vs.. William Decker.
| false pretenSe. Jury find defendant not
guilty and divided the costs between the
| defendant and prosecutor, James c. Easily
| Esq.
| Commonwealth vs.. Michael Priest. as
| Sault and battery and carrying concealed
| weapons. jury find defendant guilty on
| first charge and not guilty on secoi,d
| charge. Sentenced to pay L fine of SO and
| costs and confinement in the penitentiary
| for one year and three months.
Commonwealth vs.. ID. T.. Motley, assault
and battery. jury find defendant guilty
! Commonwealth vs.. Frank Beatty Color
| ed, larceny. Jury find defendant guilty
! Sentenced to pay a fine of - and costs.
| Commonwealth yS. George Hamilton
| entering dwelling house with intent to
commit felony, larceny and receiving sto-
| len goods. jury find defendant guilty.
| Sentenced to pay fife of $50, costs and
undergo an imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for one year and three months.
/ Commonwealth ". Joseph Lehman and
| Levi Lape, larceny. Jury find defendants
not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Elmer Barclay
| fraudulently makikg and uttering a writ
| ten instrument Jury find defendant
guilty. Sentenced to pay fine of $40 and
costs and undergo an imprisonment in
| Western pcnitcutiary for one year.
Commonwealth vs. Lawrence HaSScn-
| pIugh. assault and battery. Jury find d, =
fendant guilty. Sentenced to pay the
| costs and SIO fine and further sentence
| suspended.
Commonwealth V. John Mahon. larce-
ny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth ". William Mahan and
John Good. larceny. Jury find defendants
not guilty.
| Commonwealth ". John Mahan, larce-
| ny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth ys. ID. w. Powell, enter
| ing store building with intent to
commit felony. larceny and receiving
stolen goods. N0IIC pros. entered.
Commonwealth ". Elizabeth Mahan. re
| ceiving stolen goods. N0iIC pros. entered.
| Commonwealth ". James Miller larce-
ny. Jury find defendant guilty. Sen
fenced to pay fine of - and costs and 90
| 10 Jail for ten days.
| Commonwealth ". Harry Marsh. carry
ing concealed weapons. Defendant plead
| guilty.
Commonwealth Laurence FeItzer, rape.
| Defendant plead guilty.
| Commonwealth " J. y Colbert and
| Thomas barclay. entering stable with
| intent To commit felony. larceny and re-
ceiying stolen goods. Jury find defendants
| not guilty.
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Farmers Institute.

IL has been definitely settled that a
farmers institute Will be held in EbenS-
burg during the last week of the present
month. A farmers institute will bring Il
large number o: people and on Saturday
evening there will be meeting at the
court house of all those interested for the
purpose OF making proper arrangements
for the reception and entertainment of the
people i'm attendance. a program will be
arranged, due notice of which will be- pub
'ished in future issue. All interested in
agriculture should attend the NEE ting on
Saturday evening.
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DRoPusAIs FoR FuRNIsHING SRA.

DROPDSAI.S FOR FURNISHING STA
II merry. Furniture. Fuel and other supp les
In compliance with the Constitution and laws
of the commonwealth of PenDs Iyania- l hereby
invite sealed proposals. at prices below maximum
-ateS fixed schedules. to furnish stati LetN. /.
furniture fuel and other supp les for the seNerai
dei,artments of the state Government. and iar
making pairs in the several departments, and
for the distribution OF the public documents. ior
the year ending the first Monday OF June, A ID
lsg5-
Sepa-a proposals will he received and s'pa-
rate con, racis awarded as announced in said
schedules. Each proposal must he accompanied
ny a bond with approved sure les col diti"ned Ior
the faith tuI performance OF the Contract. and adj
dressed and delivered to me before twelve o'clock
NJ OF Tuesday. 18th day OF June, A ID 1884 al
which time the pronosals will he opened and con
tracIs awarded. in the Reception room oil the tx
ecutive Department mt at Harri-burg-
XIank bunds and schedules containing al
necessar, information can be obtained at this DE
partmeut - .,,,-
WILLIAM r HARRITN
June g. 1894. Secretary OF the Common wealth
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N will he Dane IN the Court of common Piels
Of Camtlia coun'y. Pa. on Monday June
4Gh. A ID 1894. at 10 o'clock A NJ. under the
,soruora.iOn Act uf April -, 1874 and the several
suppIenents thereto. by z. J. Dietrich. Joseph
A tiray Isidore J. Farabsugh. Wm. G. Schroth.
and An.ires EckenrOde tor the charter ot an IA
tended corporation to be called &c SANdN Eh-
Elm or THE BOROUGH OF CARROl-l--
TOWN. Pa - the object OF which Is the prOiho, no
tion snd cultivation ot the tierman language art
of music aud song. Tor social intercourse OF It's
members and their families. and ior these but
Durposes To- have and enjoy all the rights anu
privileges con ierred 10y the said act and us sup
plemeDts l. N SSA>i
May IL, 1894. S"'i0''o'
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The Murder Trial.

The grand jury has returned a true bill
in the case of George Arthurs, alias Harry
NJ; rSh, charged with the murder IF Thuma :
Cush at Johnstown a couple of weeks ago.
The prisoner having no counsel. the court
has assigned +. a. Shoemaker and j. F.
McKcudrick. EsqrS.. to defend him. The
case is set down for Saturday when a jury
will bc cmpanelIed. and aS Il homicide case
generally takes considerable time. will
likely be continued into next week
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The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of PHILADELPHIA,

the largest watch case manufactur-
ing concern in the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by 1t, bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled off the watch.
1t IS sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-syle bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. 1t Is called the
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The worlds Fair ., ebaitG for n Pag es
s,f

The Book of the Builders" one of the
most artistic'and magnificent publications
ever ISSUED i now being offered by the
Pittsburg Dispatch 10 its readers 1t is
beyond question the greatest offer ever
made by newspaper. See the Dispatch
for full information.
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The Pennsylvania's Summer-TrRyel-
q,

The summer excursion book of the Penn
sylvania railroad for 1894 is out and pre-
sentS an unuSullay meritOrious appear
ance. Great care has been exercised in its
compilation, the technical information be-
ing especially reliable The great variety
OF routes suggested, the exhaustive Sched-
ules of rates, the graphic descriptions of
about four hundred places, the eXplana-
tory maps and the illustrations, make this
volume exceedingly valuable and almost
Indispensable To those contemplating sum
mer touring.
a nominal charge of ten cents is placed
on each copy. which can be obtained on
application to ticket agents or the General
Passenger Agent of the PenEsy ylvania
Railroad Company. Philadelphia. Ten
cents extra will be charged for mailing.
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TRIAL LIST.
L June Term. 1854.
q V Burke \ Co. et al. vs. Mead et al.
Hughes vs.. Martin.
SchOonover Dean
Ehlers V. Rhode
Reese vs.. Richards.
Shoemaker Good.
Blair same
Love Sunshine S UhI VS.. WilIet \ Harrington
DunI" Suppy Co vs. Keith
q. h Howell n Co. vs. Aantley 4 Fronhetser-
Noel vs. Gettings ct al
De6iraw Shoemaker ct al
SPENCER Johnstasn CITY
Tonkin vs.. Lsmer tier. ten
King VS. Wissinger.
HeslOp vs.. Bantley.
Weyant Shumaker et al
CressSeIl vs.. 7 n T. Go.
Glass Latner-
ManevaI W. Iron city VI r. Insurance Co
Edwards VS.. German r. Insurance 10
Miller ct al vs.. JOhnstoHn Pass Railroad Co
Barnes vs.. Ashcroft.
Block hart same
JAS &. DARBY.
ProtaOnOtary
Prothonotary's once, May II. 1884,
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ATtTT II1f.

NOTICE
~ animal meeting OF Stockholders for
election oi directors OF q ressOu and G!eIrneld
Coal and Coke Oumuany will toe held At the office
Of thu e. mpsny at fraKaIity. Pa on " EbN Is
DAY, JUNE -. 1894, at l U'cluck. T. NJ
Is. q. HAGAN.
Jun. !, lsg4- Secretary
4 HE EhensauTg building y Loan Association
l will offer for sale at the council chamber E:-
enshurg, the fourth Monday in June,
81 .U1u.OO IHDS. DAVIS.
LESTER LAhIMER, Secretary. President.
VMfORTAN Nj NOTICE
L The many patients Ot Dr. Salm notified
that hereafter once VIII Toe a the Capital
Hotel in IohnstOwn, where hts accO mmodari"ns
are better. lubi.5
FUKS: v-,,o-,,,s -, r,o,.,u-, ,,,.
the highest market prize for all kinds 'i turS-
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
l., Estate OF Anthony Shiher. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate oi AulhohS
~htber. deceased, late of Munster township
,smbriz eyunty Pennsylvania, having been
Granted TO me- Al Ice sons indebted TO said IS
tate are hereby notified to make payment 20 ms
without DELAY and those having claims agalns =
said estate will present them properly auIhenu
Gated Tor settlement - ..,.,,,,,,
Lilly, Pa. May 2s. 1884,
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The secretary of the Elkhart Carriage

The secretary of the Elkhart Carriage
and Harness Mfg. Co., of Elkhart. Ind.
informs uS that their prices will be lower
for 1894 than ever. He wishes us To ask
our readers not to purchase anything i'm
the line of carriages. wagons. bicycles or
harness until they have sent cents in
stamps To pay postage ON their liz page
catalogue. We advise the readers OF this
paper To remember his suggestion
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BRIDGE LETTINGS /!

CEALED proposals will he received At the
- County Comm sstOners' ofhce in EbenSisurg.
Cambria county. Pa. until Tuesday June
IL. 1894. at one o,ciot h. p ". Tor the
erection OF three Iron Bridses in said county as
follows. to witt One at Elton. in Adams town
ship: one at Nant y-glO. in Blackltck township.
and one in Saangler borough Bids must be selb-
arate in masonry and FuI" rstructrre- SEPARATE
bids Will also he required ON each bridge, al
though parties may bid on any two. or all. I they
so desire Plans and specifications can lie seen
at aid Commissioners ufflce. Succ, ssful bidders
will be required 10 give bond for the faithful per
iormance OF coutract. The commissioners
serve the rig ht TO re lect any all bids
,. % LI&1Ib lromn,ss,o,s-s
GEO NJ wEkIZ
Attest: joan 4. GATES. CLERK.
Ehensburg, Pa. MHy 3, 1894 81
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An Ordinance

MAKING IL the duty Cfthe President Of Cnun-
vi sign all all all orders. ionds. vOuch
,rS and certificates Oi Indebtedness drawn on the
Treasurer inste All of the Burgess heretofore In
the Borough OF Liily- County of Cambria and
State uf Fennsy lvania-
.;Es-TIoN l BE IL ordained and enacted by the
burgess nj Council of the Buruus of Lilly aud
IL l. ordained by the authority OF the same
That IL shall be the duty of the President "i
Council TO ign all orders, bonds, vouchers and
certinca ties OF Indebtedness drawn on the Treas
urer ni Lily Borough.
SECTION 2.-NlI Ordinanees or parts OF OTii-
nance II fiicI herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed. .
Ordained and enacted into q Law in Council
this 3lsr dav of May, A. ID. 1894.
Signed and approved this LIST day OF June, lest
A Il kREBS.
burgess
JOHN X. X ELY.
President OF Council
Attest: JoHN W RAINET. Clerk
June >, 1884,
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miscellaneous Notices.

INBENSbURG. pa. APRIL. =. 1891 have
IL made ARRANGEMENTS with Professors Gibson
AMI BIter, who wIit Cunduc' the normal school
this summer in tbensnurA. To give instructions
in Gy = ritiug ana SfrnoErapby az T
sOuat.e rates students who wish To take up
this course should write me at once icr iarticu
lars Students who desire To do so, can com
nence at any time from tnis date
JENNIE CRANER.
rnrIHn
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PENNSYLVANIA ABROAD.
Schedule in effect November 1s. 1873.
ConnectIon.st st Cresson.

Fbensburg BrPuch
Trains leaves a follows: = -, 10 - a N. and
$50 .. IN and arrive AT CreSs0n at 81. 10 S. 8.
IN. and O5 u IN Lease CressOn AT y 81. II 81 a.
and 5-ssl y. m. and arrive at Ebensburg at
1905 a. u. and ~ Is and & o. p ID.
Cressou and CIearfieid.
Leave Irynna =; r - a N. and = 10 .. N. arriy-
ing at CreSson AT O5 a and p Leave
Cresson y IS 4. IN. and - D. IN. arriving at lr-
vOna 10 IS a IN. and 6i5 ..
For rates maps. etc call on agent or address
THos T.. WATT. 4. A. ". u. ITO EtIth Ave,
PitTshurg. Pa.
y NJ PRENpST. J. x. WOOD.
General Manager. GENERAL Manager.
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In : GENTS FURNISHINGS
We EXCEL MANY Larger
Establishments.
Wall Paper A Speciality Wall Paper

p@Furniture, Trunks and
ValiSes must 90 to make room.
Kitchen chairs, light or dark. for s275 per
set.
Solid hardwood bedroom suit. eight pieces
Tor onlN------ -------.--- = 90
AT very low prizes
- These goods are all new and first
grade work on .hem.
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DR.. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST

Treatment of all Chronic AffiictiOns, Diseases
of Women and troubles requiring Surgical Aid.
Once hours up t. A. NJ. 10 aud 10 y. NJ.
I2s, ETH AVENUE, AL1OONA. Pa
ianl5pi
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".a,-rr the weIl-kuown
-an-a1Ha>ting~. has become
'-i aul r,rrutfons 20 the
arr.u ru.- >h.rir-s hands
and business depression
''..E .-.r .u rhr north Of the
Hastings i, has been es-
"ria-~day morning a pas
composed Of three coaches.
'.E- town for Cu,h Greek
''rr nu- hundred deputies.
'..'.- "-r- pn their way to pro-
-' a"rr 90 start operations
" Burns 10 the Cusb creek
r"rt >'oaTrrd
"a.a, Of Chicago. a spectaIist
,r .... assist Miss Mary Cooper
iar famous Po.Iard-s syn-
". teaching reading and
'Ae normal students. Tbi,
| '',r Used 90 the best schools
! Il, u'ncr the purpose in get
lu present IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

postponed n vote. Blu; to-day. although TWO
Democrats were still absent. it was decided TO
put end TO The painful suspense In which the
Administration has been for nearly six months
by passing judgment on MI C!evelands latest
selection for the supreme Court bench. The
President was represented in the committee by
only two Of his cuckoo" followers, Messrs. Villas
and Lindsay The other four majority Mem
bers-Nfessrs. Pugh the chairman; COKE. George
and II-are counted as anii-Adminisfatioh
Democrats OF the FIVE Republican members
two. Messrs Hoar and P.att have all along
shown a disposition to supper Mr.. HornDioWer'
The other minority Senators-NessrS. Nilson'
Teller and Mitchcll-hpyc remained neutral pre-
ferrng - let the Democratic Hl"inh'r@ suit '"'
case among themselves
Senators Lindsay. George and Teller were an
sent to-day. 50 only eight votes were cas-, on III,
nomination. Only three senators are undrIS.o"u
TO have favored confirmation. Nh mas alone
among the Democrats championed III" ADMIN
is,ra,ion's candidate ard he had the co-opera-
ton II Mr.. Noar ana Mi i1at. tHc Nv''T
against Il favorable report were understood 70
have boon cast by M"ssrs. Pugh, Coke, mn
Wilson and Mitchell Mr.. Teller and Nj George
would probably have voted against connrnhtl"h
If they had been present.
Handicapped by this adverse Judgment from
the committee the nomination was reported 10
the Senate this afternoon. bu; an objection car
rIed action upon II over until the next executive
session. II IL believed that the Administration $
followers in the Senate will try To secure re-
versal Of the committees verdict. With 80 dam
aging "A report however. this will be exceedingly
difficult Mr.. Hi. Of course IL credited WIN
the turning down" Of Mr.. Hornblower In the
committee The senior New-York Senator ap-
parcntIy made no his mind at the outset that Mr.
Hornblower should not be confirmed. and he has
conducted his warfare on the nominee mos skill
fllly and effectively through the delicate stages
OF committee discussion. He seems to be conf
dent also that he can defeat Mr.. Hornbower in
the Senate and there Is every reason TO think
that he will certainly carry more than half OF
the Democratic membership with him In re-
jecting nomination supposed T. be one % pc
c,lliar personal interest 10 the President.
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THE DANGER or INFECTION FROM DlParHERTA.

Or. II. NJ. ggs, the bart rloosiss OF the Health
r-rmcnt has made report which shows that the
rc.ol In Of diphcsia T. LONGER than hal bcen
supposed. Ds report based examinations of 4o6
eases Of true drhhera in which the of the disease
osased IN :l5 the bacll had disappeared
within three days after the throat and air passages had
ceased 10 show the ordinary signs Of the disease In los
eases the germ detected by the Use OF the microscope
w1c. lcr thirty .iour weeks later, IN six.
tcea nisn days later. in four cases three weeD
and, Ia three n,c wec..s later.
Dr. Eggs declared IN his report that these results
show tra, consider BILE proportion OF parsons
who have he'd dphhcra continue 10 carry the cers q
tho In their throat many davs after all ssns
aad sympoms OF the disease have disappeared No douos
Is Ia gy disseminated b. those prisons "h"
Apparently we'll aud Who mingie with others WINS
thu threat sccetlons stl eonln drhtheria tacil'
Coics Of circular cont,inbg the rcrcr, OF d. Bss'
have been b, NAL all Of ths physicians IN the eafs
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HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS IN THE SENATE.

THE QUESTION or BLOUNT'S SALARY Up AGAIN
MORE RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Washington Jan Sin the absence OF the wee
President :he Senate was presided over to-day by
It's nresldna, pro tenn. Mr.. Harris Qer,. TENN.
Mr. Davis (Rep. MIMI gave notice taat on
"Wednesday next h would address the Senate on
Mr. Frv.'s resolution respecting Hawaii.
Numerous petitions were presented and referred
IN tho Committee on Finance in regard 10 the VIII
son Tariff bill. They were circumstances against
ire proposed reductions of dIty on barley, cigars
horseshoe nails lead ores wool and other articles
Mr. chandler Tep. y. I'D offered resolution
directing the Judiciary Committee to Inquire and
rcport It's opinion To the cases IN Wnich the
President may constitutional.y send To foreiSn
countries agents. representatives. or commissioners
without the advice and consent or the Senate ana
whether there was constitutional authority for the
appolutmert In March last, without the advice AMI
consent OF the Senate. OF Mr.. Biount as Commits
soncr to the Hawaiian Islands. The resolution
went over TIL tomorrow.
The resolution offered last week by Mr.. Hoar
(Rcp MassD calling ON the Secretary Of the Treas
ury for n statement OF the payments made to Mr.
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$780,:
e,.E,.xsuqFz~vs.,HyEn''1Hs-
SMALL BUT EFFECTIVE,

Was the little Monitor that met tho Morri-
mac at Hampton iioads. So too arc Dr.
Pierce Pleasant Pellets, effective IN conquer
ing tho cneiny-discase. When you take
pin it's ali important point to have them
fmnll--provided they have equal strength
and efficacy. You find what you want in
these little liver pills Of DR.. Pierce. They're
put mp in "A Letter way, ard they dct in
better way, than the hugo old-fashioncd pills.
What you want when you're AN out 81
sorts"- grninpy, thick-heodcd and take
gloomy Wow Of life, Is these Pellets TO clenr
UP your systcm and start your hvI INTO
hcnlthrul action Sick Headache, Billions
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, md ell arrangements OF tho liver,
stomach and bowels, are prevented, rcie'ed,
and cured Pit up in scaled glass vials, ana
always fresh and reliable.
JAMES WILLIAM CRAI0. ESQ, OF G.or9eto,t,r
Ku., says: MY wife thinks your Atie 'Fsi'
let's arc tho greatest uills OUT
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FATHER CORRTGAN GIVEN TP.

BISHOP wIGGER ADMINISTERS THE LAST RITES
OF THE CHURCH TO THE DYIHG PRIEST
Father Corrigan. OF 81. Mary's Church Iioboken.
had a relapse yesterday afternoon. and was s.vrn
I'd by his physicians. ishop Wigrer arrived In tho
afternoon and administered the last rites Of the
Church. At midnight Dr. Chabert said the patient
was still sinking. and he should rcina!a AT the
all night
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRECEDENT.

Washington, Jan. S--The President to-day sent 20
the Senate the following nominations:
John NJ. B. Sill. Of Michigan Minister Resident
and Consul-( General Of the United States 10 Corea
United States Attorneys--Ch ares Allen Jones Dis.
trict OF Nevada: Cato Sells. Northern. District Of
Iowa william smith. District Of Kentucky John
samuel A. Merritt Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF Utah. .
Fla: John g. Ma!oney, Detroit. Mich; Enoch a.
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peAT0 Psou the EFFECTS or MS sgoT.

Iolu : HYDE q retired Will SIRE, hrox +, lvnr a.
10 40 st. JOINS Il,cr liFooklyn. d'd Mt Hemp't "a
ast e,a,ine saturday he shot hlms H. He hal '''n
alex with grin. and Fridny was taken u III
llotirr'. home I!cmp,cai. IL nord the eh'hEo
would leu n. him. IN sunday AFT rnc1n he sc'n'u III
coed spirit. About o'clock he went 10 tie room no
was occupying and shot himself thoIgm IL "ou"'
no. result fatally but nc began rapidly yesterday
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.ScUOONER.S ~ COLLISION

The thrcc.mastcd schooner Frank Wander hc.chcn, %
New-York Captain Torbcr into Yesterday morn.
ing OF toe snland, BY the schoJn" MARIA Peterson
which bound norm. The ccstnatlon Of the
Wander hcrchcn Charleston. hole. about % feet
long aad feet wide. mad IA the port bow -;
thrrc-frastor. The tiS IItnlo Kchafd~ hnreM tao
Vanaerhcrohen back 80 Nrw-ioga. Inc Pie APP
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