Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 28, Number 15, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 January 1886 — Page 5

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JASrttt. ISWAKA, TOPigS OF THE DAT. MlkMtd IB MB Baaaraa, ef aa?aad Irk fc JtmiMr Btwk v1b9 Bbse.adid MffBd Ml MM XlMlft JUVST "lk.II. Urn iMUIt DAT" fH ailihrati. ha otafcerats nvm ay twDnirrti ef IN Yark efty ay a fraad kae at Desatea MM MTWltr AIM. OOCOKH. SBMUXB KlCBAKSSOK, of Xew Utimm, the eotfcm kiag ef Mm kM, W Presides ef the Warm' BxysiWou, 4M eJeasy Jaaaeea, Mies., aa tarn Bight at MM 11 Ml. A aw wiMHorr he jaet at Pittsburgh, Pa., whlea la to be eawamd with utwtl gee, mm) is as.lgaia ta somsutaiy MMWH a body weighing jev aeaaaa ta twe bear.. Tmc aaaoaaesmsat waa made aa Uh ma. hy t faecutlve Cawneil of thoAasfioaa BxaibMea Company that the data of mm epeaing at Um exhi bltioa Mac beea eaeagea mm. May, 3Wt, to May, 1TT. Tarn Orange Grower.' Protective TJaiea ef goathsra California baa completed aa ergaalsatiaa. M. Betaer, ot Riverside, aed Dr. Clafeb, ef Los Angeles, have left to mmMMi ageacia ia mm Smommtakt Wbtmt baa deeided not to reeeaveae Um ceart -martial ia mm ease of Fayaaaator-6aaaral SbiImi of taa Jfavy. Ms wfll approve mm f adiags of th eeert aadsmfcmittfceeaee to mm PresWeat far Wlm MTWrW Tn prim at imparted faeda are baiac advaaesd by th merchants of Mexico ia aoa.eqa.ae. f mm eaatiaaad deprsoiatiea ef saver. Reined petroleum from the U4to4 ttatoa baa aaraaeea nearly fear - Taa aaaaai batt given by Kea. 8ekMe Waat, mm British Miaisiar, aa4 hi. daughters teak peaee at the Brit Lc gatiaa at Waahiagtoa aa mm sight of the lfc. ItwaaamatbrWaat affair. The afpleasatte eorp atteaa.a ia a body. Tvbmat, the 12ta last, wu the large ay ia the history ot the Pott-oflke D. at WaaUagtoa ia poiat of l.mptd MtiloMi of aH kiada The number of pieaee ordered waa 4.1M.M7, roprouBtiag a TaJae of , Azx Caiaeae wartTaa wployed by mm PtoMar, BaeraaMaao aad Pheealx tear Um, mm Cafiitol Waetoa MiU. aad the ABMrieaa Laaadry at taoraaHato, Cal., ware dinharg.d aa mm 11th. Three haadeed whHe aaaa wiU be eeaptoyed ia taair Jaitm R. KaaicK, mm acCaXfaraia awl Haaaira, ia giriag te.aa.aay bafara a rat aree at Kew Tark aa mm Sth, ttatod taal be fa abolalaly wwfcaat iacoan, aad to aa ia aa baeiaeee, aad taat the aaaaaaary far bk .apport ha reaaiTaa bfa wife. Tkk ..Hatat.d atoek af wheat aa ia CaMforat aa Jaaaary lat waa brttoa., which, aUewiag y,m teas for art to ether eaaaariee aad 4,m toa. to heM arer, wtti faara m,m toa. arattabM tor Barapaaa aspect. "Fatbs" Janoixs, the here ef mm St. Mary'. Pariah eharch scaadal of Kaaeae OHy, Me., aa wbaee eae Biehop RoberUoa paeeealaet week, waa faaad deaa ia etody ef TriaMy Caareh at St. Leak aa mm Mta. Death waa eaaeed by eh lore tona, aad iadicatiow. poiat to taicide. Ta Paaaaaa Caaal Coapaay wUl invite aeiegato. fraai lag-laad, CtoraMay Aam-iaa to vieit the iHhaias aad iaqalre iata the feaaioilHy of eoatptotiBc the aaaL The azpeaaea ef the detegatoe will ae eerae by Um ooaapaay. M. de Leag.pa m Magatae taat mm work will be aL Tax Freeiaeat wiH git a the ftrat State dfaaar af hk adatfatalratioa oa mm areatogaf mm 1Mb. Hk gaMto wiH be the CabMMt aad their "wire., the geaeral of MMAnayaad Mrs. Sheriaaa, the Preriekat af the Seaato aad Mrs. SheraMa, aad mm Speaker aad Mm. Carliek, aad Hie Saeato Mjoaralag at the White Hoate propo.e. that Tar hey alee ike bar amy. It k Hated that the Aaetrka anay wil aatazaaad waeyea reaeaMag riiea far the army aakee other aaaatrka deekn to adapt that kiad af arm. The Leadoa Takfraaa aay. that the powers deawad taat reoM, Serria aad Bakjaria dawooillaa 4SaaJU aLSaaaXm aaa fawn amSawVala Taa FreaMaat pra teat. k4d bafara the taale aa the lath a aMajorial of the "Colore Xertbera Aiaerieaa,H aekiag the mtobnobat.at af Xatfoaal iadaatria! aebaota mi mm State, aad Territorka, aa aa to giro mm aatored yaath a aaaHaaa aoaoot edaoatoa aad a trade. It ako aeked f&r aa aparapriaaka far the aataMkhaiaat of the arftaM eatoay ia Lower Caltfaraia. Dae CAwro, the aetiag Chiiiaa Miaiakr, who laade thiag. aa aaeoatfottabtofor the Waahtagtoa aathorlale., baa toft the eoaatry. Me Mltod from Kew York oa the 19th a the atoaaaor Cotoa for Valparateo. It " raareaaatod to aba by relet! r a. ia OhUttaatba awat 4ofad hk oaadaatto MMfAUka OareraaMat. It k witd that ht win aerer ratora to WaaMagtoa. Pmxoc Alszaxsm aad mm Porto have wae to aa aad.r.toadiagoa the following omUttoa.: That mm uaka of Bulgaria be reeagalied by ta Porto; that mm SalWri army be at mm dkpoaal of Tarkey la mm ereat of war with Oreeee ar Sarrk; bat M-fbate be paid ragakrly to the Fork; MMt the eaatoaM riajhk ot Mm Fartob. HOakUaed, aad that Priaee Aksaaaorf Oa atia.pl., to be mreetod wM4 tba

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Mvitoa Oaiai.Oaa. Mwa OeMa, Sweat Haw York, J.aa.ry tarn. toe E.imw, Praaaa. toaadar.d lltoaa awtoa aaaeaef Pwa Ialaad Liwt aa Mm Uam. uaa beat, la ehargv f taearat aaato, wiah Sw&Wa a The af af toft Mtaaaaat WMPa(a Sfcajt aM bat taroe of taa earn B. SWrW AM OHM, at aHiPpaM f mt& oataJeSmaad' llSsiMl Faal, Miaa., Taa Brltiih Pariiaateat waa formally apaaad oa the liah. TbaQaeea wIM vkot rMmaw n a law aayi. Ftac at ChkK oa tao 1Mb d..tr.y.d mm warahoaea af Fr.d.riok a HoaaMyor, atvairiac a toa af WJm. Mixtn Dtaawatt, waa bad lata ia Iraaeeat her aoaae ia Wihraaka eiaea Oa Ma. Jtoaaar B. RooacraLT. af Kew York, wu taadered the A.iiitaat Traaa ararabip of the Uaited Stato. ia that oHy, aatdeoHaed. A ooaaawr af tarra ha. made ik way wo aad a eaarter mUe. dowa tola akk from the T.kaao ef Calima (a Mexioo. Taa Texa. Laa4 Board agaiaat Gtoraraor Irolaad'. tka to redaoa the prke of toaeed laad. to i A va raaakag batwtea Chadroa aad Part Robiaaoa, Kob., wu robbed oa lath ef J6,9W iatoadad for the payment ef troopa at the fort. An Iadiaa farmer named Deary Browa abot aad fataMy woaaded kit aerraat girl oa the aight of the 11th, by mietake, think tag bargkra were ia the hoaae. CoMMiaaioxER Sparks deckle agatnat the Kertaera Paciflc JUikoadl oa aa eaor daka of a toad grant hi Waahtagtoa Territory, Tax Senate Committee oa Indian Af fair, oa the lith reported farorably Sea ator Dawe.' biU to divide a portion of the reoarvatloa of the Sioux Nation of Indiana hi Dakota iato separate reeerratloa., and to teearetbe retinqaiehment of the Iadiaa Mtie to the remainder. Whjslkt Haxbv was shot aad killed near Wilmiagton, Del., by Isaac Talky oa the 13th. Both were wety-known farmers. Firrasx person. lost their live, ia a baraiag spinning-mill at Aix ia Chapelle, Fraaee, oa the 13th. Ckakuw Hakfort, a weU-kaowa farm er, waa killed in a peculiar manner near New Philadelphia, O., oa the 12th. He was standing by his wagon, whoa the became frightened aad started to 11m Unas eaaght aboat Haafort's feet, aad he waa dragged to death. Wm. McLokey, aged sixty, a wealthy farmer, was found dead ia hk steixh by the roadside, near Akron, O., oa tba 13th. The body was frosea stiff, aad it is Mp pOMdMeLoaey waa ay.reom. by the cold while driviag. Tn three-masted aeheea.r T. B. Witaspeaa weat aaaore oa Maeomet Rip, oa the Masi.cha.ttts eoaat, aad ive of her eraw were lost. Aw iaiaae Bohemian named Saaoar, eoaiaed in the jail at Sohaykr, Keb., straek Sheriff Degmaa on the head with a saaahUag aa the 1Mb, killing him. Tax body of Kdward HeHer,a member of the arm of Heller Brothers, manufacturers, of Newark, X. J., who had been mkeiag since Jaaaary 3d, was foaad oa the lath baagiag to a tree ia the woods la Orange mountains. The body was greatly discolored aad frosen as hard as a marble. It k .apposed that Mr. HeUer banged himself ia a ft of iaeaaity brought oa by dkne keres a wife aad foar children. Hoa. Joax SaxRMAif waa re-elected to the United States Senate in joint seesioa of the Ohio Legislatare oa the lMh. A Ration Ai convention af joarnermea behera began ita aeasioas at Pktabwgh, Pa., oa the lata. A xatrrixa waa bald at Cincinnati, O., oa taa 19th of the Western Nail AasoekA HALy-MfLUONot.LAR are oocarredat Montreal, Can., oa taa 14th. Crakum Brablaosr waa sworn ia aad took hk seat ia the British Hobm of Cammoas oa the 19th. Kbckx, the actor, arrived at hk home la Brooklyn, N. Y., oa the 19th aad ia said to be kaerevlag rapidly. Tax Berl af Caraarvon, Lord-Lietaaat of Irasaad, wiM aooa resign. A Mtatk Pharmaceutical Association of iBdiaaa baa baea organised aad Incorporated. A BMAaraotK eyoloae aaased over the middle eoaatles of Bag land oa the 19th. Taa reported seisars af Samoa by representative ef Germany baa been fully eon firmed. A BOfua exploded ia the basement of St. Mary's Catholic Church at Fort Way at, lad., oa the 19th, killing the engineer aad a littto gki. Joear Doaaoa, of Lancaster, Fa., attamptod to aasaaelaate Jadge J. B. Livingston at that plaae oa mm 19th, bat fortaaatoly fatted. FABMana m Wake are dosaaadiag apermaaeat redaetloa In reak aad other eonA MLt. proridiBK for aa i nor ease in the duty aa osteon has beea iatrodaeed in the Belffiaa Chamber of Deputies. Xbar MoAXLiam, Abaer Owias;s and DaaeaaS. Gate have beea beaad aver at aaato Fe, if. M., oa charge of psrjary in osaasetion with fraud uJeat land eatries. Wm. I. Lacxr, tea hktoriaa, ia a letter aa the Irkh oaeeiioB, aay.: "To set up an Irkb Pari lament would be aa act of wkkmmhm aaparalkkd even in Irkh bktory." Oaaaos wW aay, ia reply to tae powers, that it is kaposiRjltJor bar to dmbaad bar foreea ankss she is iruaranteed an extenska of territory. It k aaw stated that the British Qavsrnmea Irkh BMaatire asay not appear during the seesisa of ParMamtnt, the Paraelite. aot bataf aafer to foree tbe governmeflt. Taa CommHtoe aa, Commerce ia the Hobm has decided tojkeer aa argameat by Br. Molt, of Kew Orleans, favoring a gev ermsMMtal investigation a to the efRcacy of Mm Braciliaa dieaevery of a prophylactic for yellow fever by inocuUUon with yolkw fever virus in aa attenuated form. Trb foar -story brkk eataMkhmeMt of Stvey Co.. ataaaraotorera of .tamped tin aad ironware, at Cfembridgeport, Mm... Imrned the Might af Mm 19th. The mm wilt reach 9&jm aa stock and maeMaary and p0,m on iMiUdiag; insurance, jm,m oa building and m,m oh machin ery Bad stock. A MaafontAL ee the allvsr naisti.B has tea addis.iid to Mm Freakkat af mm Mialian RMwi.Ha by the K.4toaal Oaam. Mr

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ToAlagc era, aaar taa jataieanaa aad Fag MMfaw aaaaMaWai mVI alftfjMMMaaaf a aflaah afcpe WIO ObTVMMMI 0 Mifc ST ms fOwka watgalag aba at toa toa., fattiag aa wMa aatamptiaa to hi. ea mail Prtooa of Watoa, pkaded ga4My aa lata aad aaM bk eharga. ware fake. It waa ram or. d ia waabiactoa aa poaitioa of aah-Tra.ar.r at Kew Yark to amH ChTaa Tw4e BttPwTaKwHaal KwOa! w4Hl aMr4MT0vW af Sagraviac aad Priatiag. Mr. OraTN waa farmwtT Aaaiataat Treaaaror af TTaitBii i a awraa awMaTrarMM XLIXTH OOKflRISS. sIM 44frw Sff4 OA fcO 7w4a aV Weat Point stadaata for appatatmsat to the army aa atraauatioa was raeetved, based exteadtag to reraaad aad Port Tawaeead. Ore., aad Omaha the provktoas or the law reteMnc to mtHasdtate traasaarta Hoa of dattahk goode. AresalMttoa torla vemmanaa Of .tae rsasvoa tHMriasant was offered by Mr. Voornees, The cVah Mil waa taksa ap aad debated, but wit boat a-ttoa tiie SeaaM adkturaed In taa Mouse the eali ot asataa for Mils wm resumea. Tae notable measures were: One nrovknn for the ailmlsalon M tae union or 9taMi of wasnlacton Terrl Mry. lo a bUt by Mr. Hateh (af MlMOurl) tor t ne nee imporiMiioii ot salt; also a ami ay Mr. Antieraou (of Kaasaa) for the adlustmeat of laad graau ut Kaaaa ratiriHids. Who the call was eoneluded the Saaaker announce! the oommltteMSHd the House Mhiurneu tin tne litn. Ik the Senate oa the Sth Mr. KhmU offered a reeolHtlon, whkli was leferred, for ths payment of bonds In sllvsr dollars. After r several bilk oa the calendar had beeH or dared to go over te the lltb, the Utah WH was uaJled up, and. after aotae dehato. uR4ee4l. Seaate adjourned until ths HIM. im iiouse was not m session. IN the Senate oa tbe 11th a number ef ustlons for susenslon of sllvsr oolaaxe were presented. The bill for the aliatotea of Dakota was reported favorably. The bat to lnerease the emeieney of the Infantry bratieh of the army was called up. and xt. jannaerson aaureaeu the senate. Mr. Heck's sliver resolution wu ealltit u ay Mr. rufh. who mails a speech. After aa exeauiive session, tne seaate adjourned. .tested elections were orssented and re. ib ine no use ine nouers in earn. lerrett. unaer itie eaii of staum umuv bills were Introdueed. Mr.TownaliandeAme lorwara with a measure for Issulnx silver eeruncfties or amnu aenominatloa. Mr. Morrion (ef Illlnolx) witats the lioveranteat to lit out a navul exitedlilOA to observe the Mtal edtpse af the sun August i0, ism. A bill waa inironiiceu ay Nr. Doekery (of MisMuri) amenmnKthe House rules so as to rovme ior a committee on Health : also a 411 bv Mr. O'Neill tat UluAurh ilnnuM.. biovvnuriMBIQ II1B CIIV Ot Sf. 1XIUM. usuee aujouraea. in the Seaate oa the ltth the bill for the purchase of the old Produce Exchange butldB ia ew l ork for army purposes passed. Mr. Hack submitted a resolution reautrlsur the Secretary of the Treasury to use botb goto auu stiver la paylas; Interest on bonds. Referred to financial Committee. Mr. Vugh anutiniiKri m i if in mi surer resoiuiioa. r. Krown waa too hoarse to snek on tbe surer question, so the Senate adjourned. ...... ah ms nuBH m rfuniHimB r ii I n b iot iBiormauon as so compensation paid ranroaus iot earryiatc the mails was adopted. The Hoar oresldentUI suceeasion mu whs reporteu and placed on the calen dar. The eali of committees for business jiren preceeueu unuer the new rules. Oae bill ameiidina tbe Revised Stitutoa urtini mi. wm pssssu. ine House wsut into eo famines of ths' whole on the Praeldsnt'a raua. aage, and Mr. Raa;au saoke on the financial auesiran. nr. Minna moved to postpone the ebate, which was adopted and the IIoum rejourn eo. In the Senate on the 1Mb Senator Hawley presided la the absence of Mr. Shermaa. Mr. JBgalls offered a rosotntioH for the sus pension of silver coinage. Mr. Voornees gav netke that he would not deliver hk eaieuy on the late V ec-President Hendricks until the ltKh. A resolution vu mtmiuul BiunK iur miormavion concerninac trnns portatioH of fast mall in the nest. The bill admitting Dakota was caueu up, but went over aatil next week. A bill authorising the Secretary of H'ar to furnish certltkatas of discharge to certain members of Missouri Heme wm Hwneu. uer some minor ansijvwk k silver resolution was called up m .r uuko maue a spcecu in tne Hnu4 Mr Ciirtln deellned tn um on tlm Banking and Currency CowmKtee. The PresI'leHtial saecession. bill was ealkd up, but an the minority report had not been printed debate was postponed and the Heuae nujourneu. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. Ik the Seaate oa the 11th Mr. Beck stated he had received several petitions to be presented (which be had returned to the Bender.), urging suspension of silver coinage. Mr. Morrill's resolution asking for Information aa to whether any revenue collectors not coanrmed were receiving the emoluments of office wa. amended so as to make it apply to back years. A free coinage memorial from Colorado wai presented. Beck's silver resolution wa thencnlled up aad debated, after which the judiciary salary bill was laid before the Senate. Au amendment providing that it shall Bot apply to persons in office waa adopted. Adjourned to Monday In the House two private Mils were reported, after which a bill amending section 1U0 of the Revised Statute was called Hit, and Mr. Hammond explained the necessity for the amendment. The Hoar Presidential succession MU waa called up, and the debate lasted until the close of the session. Admiral Porter is seriously ill at Washington. Emfkkok William opened the Prussian Diet in person on the 14th. The corner-stone was laid on the iieht of the 14th of the ice palace at St. Paul, Minn. The ceremonies were very impostor. , Michael Davitt approves the proposi tion to buy out the Irish landlords. Kate McCartney, sixty years ef axe. was l)iu iitd to death at Lewis ton, Me., on I41H. A decree granting amnesty to French political convicts has been signed bv President Grevy. Latest reports show that nineteaa death s "occurred from the recent hlizsard (a v.u... Is sa fn.cn nercan The King of Bavaria has forbidden his cabinet to Interfere with his exchequer and they threaten to resign. FIVE HVNbreii cigar-makers went on a strike at Levy Brothers' factory, New York, oil the lltb. The schooner Ma liel Dillowa v. of Gloueester,' Mass., with a craw of sixteen man, k reported as lost, M. Bakmx, Prefect of the Department ofKare, In France, was' murdered and thrown from a railway train on the 14th. Kehator Sherman was welcomed to Columbus, 0,, on the 14th, in an addrasa oa behalf of both branches of the Legi-la-tars. The Supreme Court f Virginia has decided that tba fanning net of MarehXl, 171, is invalid and Illegal. Several Mexican editors hare recently bee imprisoned for atakiRg libelous ttacks aa tae authorities. Mormoxb in Ariaaaa are ereatinr some ajarat by asking arm. ef the Governor to pretott MttmtoalTM, af Mwy say. from Inrikae.

THC OOMMITTEKft fff Sw4M4afft4P4w4af wtff af aty IfpwaJHHMT OtsVwAmC WA.Ntwaran, D. O, Jaaaary 7. The tot towiag k a tall Met of the Matte. OammUt..., aa aaaeaaeed by aeeer Oariiato Way. aad weaaa-ar. Marrk.a. af IMaala. CHtairataa; Meaata Milk, af Texaa; HwUt, ex mw lorn; nvrnman. ac TeaaaiOM; iar 8. of uaamk; JNwoh.arMtoe. of Arkaaaa.: aybarry, af Mkhlaaa; araekearidtfe.. af ataaky : K.iky. of Peaaevlvaala: H teeaak. at Mew arb; Browae af fadiaaa: aeed. of Maiae. aad McKialcy. of Ohio. Appropriations -Nr. Kaudall, of Psunsylvaala. Otialrataa: Messra. Pornay.of Alaauma: Motmaa. of ladlannt Tawnahsnd. ml

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ska lillaots: Rurnss.of Mwsourt; Cabali, of Vlrsriula; Urevre. af Ohio; Adams, at. Kew York: Wllsoa, of West Virginia: Cannon, of

juinoia; ayaa. at Aaasas; auwerwomi, ac Ohio: l4air. of Masaachuselta: MCmas, of Maryland, and Henderson, of lewa. Kiaad, of MkMouri, Chairman; Messra I.aianan. m icx as; neymour. ot uonnMtleut: MAknteklfti tin ... . ... 1 1 . . . - . (toorata: iioott. of Panusylvanla; M.-Cforv, of Ksatackv: Itvnum. ot Iiuhaniit .limiu at New Tork; RtHikwell, of MassachUMtM; Uttk, of Oil to: relton. ot Catllornla; r ill lor, of Iowa, and Toole, of Montana. Htvers nnd Harbors-Mr. Willis, of Kentucky, ChnirHian; Messrs. Hianolnud, of I eulslana: Joaes. of Alattuuik. .Viimiiv. at Iuwms Ulbson.of West Vlrgluia: Stewart, of Texas; Carlton, of MtehHtan; Catching., of MIuImihI: Clover, of Missouri: llaiiilriMin. of IlliHois; Kayne, af Pennsylvania; Stone, of MsMaciiusetts; Kurlelgh, of New York; Orosveaor, of Ohio; and Anrkham, ot Call' fornta. toreteB Afflrs Mr. Reaumont, ot Xew York. CkalrflMH! Muri I'Uumni. i beergla: Cox.of North Carol In a; $luiletan, af MWtMlpid; Worthlnxton, of Illlimis; panteU, ot Vermont; Mii'rsary, of Ken- ' tun, ill HHH ohu-etis; W ane, of CoHnwtksut; Keioham, of -New Vork; PhclfM, of Sew Jersey , Hilt, of Illinois. Naval AffalraMr lfrriutrt nr n.w.... Chairman; Messrs. HfWitt, of New York; Wtse.ol Vlrulnk; llMllKHthii;, of Tennessee: MOAdOO. of New .IfiKvr ni faeorxla; Ire, of Delaware; Suyies, af T??.!: o l'enMyIvanlH: Thoinaa, at Illinois. Ooff, of West Virginia; Kouktle, ol Maine: Buck, of Connecticut. 1'hWIc I.aH.U-Mr. Cob, of Indlana.ClmirniHn; Mesorn. Henly, of CalHomia; Vun kntun.ot Mississippi. Doran. of Ohio; Lafloon, of Kentucky: Mone. of Missouri; lender, or HIlnoW.McUae.of Arkansa-i; Mrult, of Minnesota; Anderson, of Kansas; Tayson of IllliioU; htephcHson, of Wlscenilnt Jack son. or Pennsylvania; Voorhees, of U'aah. Inicton Territory. Terrkortos-Mr. Hill, of Ohio, Ohulrmnn; Messrs. rlaKer. of IlllnoU; Spriaas. of Now ork, KurHs. or Georlar Sadler, of Ala. baina; Boyle, of Pennsylvania; lerr of houth Ourollna; Dawson, of Missouri; htritble, of Iowa. llaHer. of Xew York; Cooper, of Ohio. llvmiHu.of Oregon Svines. Of Uolltl'HdO. Hill Junnll nt Vuu U.l T,. Mint s and Mining Mr. Clarity, ot Missouri, J ?.V.,J,r"."J?.;. Me.fr- O'Karrell, of Vlrginlu: f Jones, of Texas: Xeal . f Tennessee ; (lay! of loutslann; llarr. of Mlss nnlppl; White, JA.tl, Ul UflrfJ I AK BB AS Af Kfartli r.M nu ley. ot .New york; syiaes. of Colorado: Mchenna, of 0ltfnrnia an.! k... .i.n. Territory ' " PaclBc Unllways-Mr. Throckmorton, of Htf,- C,',H5 Messrs. Crisp, of Ceorria; Cnbell,af Virgiala. Dunn, of Arkansas. Bi as. 77.c ;.VKiJmmM91 south tarollna: Outhwake.of Ohio. Kkhardson, of Tennes. see; Hanback. of Kansas; Holmes, of lown; lUVerliait. Of IV.tliRVlvanla lluvili.,, i(Vi. sachuselts, and Weber, or Kew York. s-leetlons-Mr. Turner, of tieorKla, Chair- " "r. Miwrey, or Indiana; Robert an, of Kentucky; Martin, of Alabama. Pettlbone.ot Tennessee: Malm. of Lnuitlana.iiopklns.of llllnoU. Horsey, or Nebraska; Koyie. of IVnHvlvunla llan.is!-... ,t v...i. Cniolliia; reeii, of New Jersey; Croxton. of Urginla; Hall, of Iowa, Payne, of New York, m.if, bi oiB'Hiieiiuttecis. Commerce Mr. utnan nt t.i.i fMai. man; Messrs. Clardv. of Missouri. Crlsii. of MHlUHr-llllUIIIU - llinibum m ' v'j?Jw'JL Nebraska; Johnson, of New ' d Morrow, or California. man, Messrs. Hammond, of Georgia: Culberson, of Texas; Collins, ot Massarhutta: of Ohio. Oatos. of Alabama; Kdea, of ;:"n"p Huicers, or Arkansas ; nennitt, of North j Carolina; K. B. Taylor, of Ohio; I'arker, ot New orir; Kanney, of Maaehu.i;tta; Ileiitiurn. of Iowa; Stetranl. nr Wbmi ii Caswell, of Wisconsin. BanJcInK nl Currency Mr. Curtln, of reilHSVlVHnlR. Clmlrmun- Vum Ulll r Texas; Candler, of iSeorRla; Wliklns. ot Ohio: Arnot, of New York; SnvUer, of VlrSinla; Howard, of Itiiilsna: Iliitton, ot MkSOIirl: IMnKlev. of MtitiMi Knim at Pnurl. vanla; Adams, or Illinois; Ilradter, of Virgin anil U'oo'lbiu of XevA la. Ki?intnre-Mr. Hatch, of Missouri; Chair man, Mesrs. Aiken, of Mouth ('nr.Jln ureen. or North Carotins, Wtaans, of Mlchtitan; t rederkk, of Iowa Davidson, of Alabama: ()tahln)L-ker. of New York' Mnrvan of MU,:Mj)pl; Glass, ot Tennessee; White, of Mlnaasom: r'unstoa, of Kansas; Prlw, of tthoile Island: Swinburne, of New York and Gifforil, af Dakota Military Aln M m at iriuu.t.. Cliairmun; Messm. WbeeUr. of Alabama; W olforO. of Kentueky; Xrinentrout, of Pennyi vaala; Dorgaa, ot South Carollaa: Flndlay, of Marylaad; Vleie, of Xew fork; Aaderson. ot oaia KSoai nr iniu- rii Nebraska; Outeheon.of Mlchhran Honk, ef Tennessee: Jfaaloy, of feaasylvanla, and Carey, of Wyoming. :f oe?.a"d Poet Koads-Mr. Blount, of eorjtla, Chairman; Msaara. Ward, of In dlana; R of Illinois; my lor. of Teiinensee: Jonee. ai Tsu? nban at wi.n,.-i . - t ' v wm lira sa1VU. Warner, of Ohio; Merriman. of New York; P'0i.M'J,J15 "Hiaham.af I'ennsyll v?,i,?L.WRke,w' HlHBMotB: aurrousfis, orMkhliran; Gueather, of Wls.easln; kitIndian Aff Vr Wnlllmni of t. Chairman; Messrs. feel, ef Arkansas: Skin ' ner oi gortii Carolina; Worm, of 1'eniisylvnnlajrellx Campbell, af New York; Hale, i miTCouri; Alien, or susstssliipi; Ward, of Illinois; Perkins, of Kaasaa: Nelsoa. of Mi. Baaota; La rolletie, of Wieeonsia; Sessions, of New lprk; Allen, of Naeuehuette, and Hal ley, of luuho. isattwaya and Canals - Mr. tMvHMoa, of riortda. Chairman; Messrs. Murphy, af J! Irwin, of Louisiana: JCilsberry. af Ohio, Henderson, of North Carolina: fe'tone. Of k Dntm.lrM. 1U v U . - 1.1 .. . 1. L J w m vifinn , i itieoeic. ft fw Jersey; Atkinson, of Pennsylvania; Plumb, or Illinois; Weber, ot New Vork; T v""rui nigvoaiia; i lerce, 01 uiioue tsUml. Uflnyfwluru Mm U't. aI i....i..i.. Cbnlrmaa; Messrs Swope, of Pennsylvania; IePevre. of Ohio. Wilson, of Wut virini-: CaU-hlns. of Mbslssiiil; Lawler, af IHiniila; Ptndar.ptNew ork; Campbell, of Pemisylyanm; Van Skshalek, of Wlsconsinj Hin-s, of New Jersey. Public buildings and Crounds-Mr. Dibble, er .South Carolina, Chairman; Messrs. Keese, pf Georgia; Snyder, of West Vlraluln; Henley, or California; Wliklns t Onto; WorthInKton, of Illinois; Ceie, of Maryland Johnston. of North Carolina; Mllllken, of Maine: Brown, of Penmylaala; Rockwell, of Massaehuaetts; Wade, of Missouri; Owm. of Indiana. Levees aad Improvements ot tbe Mississippi alver-Mr Kins;, of LonMlana. Chair. mHnJ Messrs. Nankin, of Wisconsin. Vnn Katen, of MIssIssIihiI; Kleiner, of Indiana; Dowdney, of New York; MuKne, of Arkaaaas; Glass, of Tennessee; Dawson, of Missouri: Brown, of Onlo: Whitnnv. r Vuu. ehujietts; Morrill, of Kansas; Bunnell, of Punnnylvanln. and Groat, of Vermont. Education-Mr. Aiken, ef South Carolina, Clinlrinan; Messrs, Candler, of Georgia; Wli- ' nenmewy; unrsin, or J'enn -Vlvailln. lor. ot Ohio, and O'Donnell, af Michigan. Labor-Mr O'.N'slll. nr .Uianurl fujr..... . ijJTciins;, oi J"iiuwncimseits, weaver, efJowa, lawler, of Illinois, Daniels, of Vlr mm, inunsy, oi Aiicmgan, urmn. or Texas, riinetou, or Kansas, James, of New York, Hnynea, of New Hampshire. Bound, of Pcnn yJvBla, and Buchanan, of New Jersey. Mlliila Mr Mullen, of New York, Ohalrman; Messrs. Forney, of Alabama. MeAdoo, of New Jersey i Peele. of Arkansas; Coblns, of Mjts-aoltnaetU: Itallaiillne, of Tennesssel Bracken rloae. ot Ki'titnrVvr noiumnn. ai Maryland; Tlapklnsof Illinois; llayrlen, of Masaachusetts; Monttt,,f)f Michigan Owen, of iNdlant; un-lHndf, of Mhwourl. ' Pntnts-Mr. Mitchell, of Connecticut, Chairman ; Messrs. Halssll, of Kentucky: Townsheiid. or Illinois, Martin, of Alabama; Barnes, of Georgia; Morsan, of Mississippi; risHier.of Mktian; Cowlea, ef North Caninnn; Atainapn. or rennsyivania Weal, of Jew York Mhibaeh, ef New Jersey; (HI Miaa, of Mmnsaeta; aad .Plumb, of ifliHola. iBvalld etftTi-. Ti t Indiana, trtmsrmaBi Neasra, Whtaaef af MlehhtsB;

r. f.." oi iennse; u rerraiu ; i.''K'11: Tar. ii ay, of Mlehlxan; l'ulltxer. ?i?.er ork, Hjauin. of Indiana; Irwin, ot IjOUielsna.. n'Vni nr i.tiiv.i.. ii.i.

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f"'"in ', jnHyiwrry, or .Mit'irvao ; Bunies, of Missouri: Maliiuiey, of New luik; Strait, of Minnesota; Whltliis;, of Mhishciiii aetta: lam obeli, of iviiimi'ivunu i n -r..-.

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Lavariac. af

i, af PeaBsylveaU; Tautbee. af naaacB. af Xew Jereay; Mta harrv. of Oak: Plader. af Mew Tark : Morrill. af gaaaaa; Nayaas, itf Mew Mamaahtra, O'Hara. of Jfarth Oarollaa; fawyar.af Mew York; Uoaaar, af laws; aad LeuttM, af Oa4l toraia. reasloaa Mr. Bidrtdas. of Mkhlsiaa. OtanJrsaaa ; M.sire. Waolfard, af Keataaky Jem, of Alssaa: eratt.of .rHaayivasj&; Cowles.of KorNt Carol laa: Laaaaa,af fli. Bote; MaboHsy, of New York; Mattoa, af Mitasourt : mrubtw. af Iowa; Taylor, af Tan. nes: Mraily otVlrniulu: White, of Paan syivaala, and Thompson, af Ohio. Claims Mr. siiriaaer. of llllnok. Ohair man, Maaars. MUlfr, of Keatueky, i.aHhum, af Texaa, Bhaw. of Maryland, Howard, af In dtaaa, ItoUKbsity. ot Mortda, Trhric. of Vhglnia. Meal of TeHusseee. auwdan, ef Pennsylvania, MvKsHaa, of California. Warnar, at 'MlsMMirl, rieaaar, of Peaaeytvaalu, Mti ehanaa, ot New Jeresy, UauiAaar, af Xew ttamiteHlre. Waniaims-Mr. Oeddas. af Ohto. Ohalrman; Muaars. Kleiner, of ladlaaa: ataae, af Kentucky; Tba J. Campbell, of Mew Tark; Mhiliardaoa. of Ten tissues; Parry, ef aouth Carolina; Cewstock, of Mkhlgaa: aeld, ol North Oarollaa; I-lhay, of Vlnetata: smalls, at Hoatb Carolina; Keleland, of rennsylvaala i Johnson, af Indiana, and Lyman, ol Iowa. Private Laud CXalaM-Mr. Hakell, of Kentucky, Oiiairmaa; Mesara. Harksdale, at Mttalslaai, at- Martin, of Louisiana, Kldrldse, at Mlcbkan. fadler, of Alabama, Croxton, ot Virginia, Hall, of Iowa; Read, of Mew Jersey; Osborn. of PaniMvlvaaia; Kly, of Massaehuaetts, Thomas, of Wisconsin. l)orsey, ot Nebraska, Tbotupson, of Ohio. District of Columbia-Mr, Barbour, ot Vir ginia, unairman ; Mestrs. iismphill. of South Carolina; Campbell, of Ohio; Ihiwd. ne. ot New Yok: Coianton. of Marvland; Gay, of IniUlaan: Kord, of Indiana. Heard, of Missouri; Knwell, ot Illinois. Wadsworth. 1 of Kentucky, .amnion, of PennsMvanla. t UHvenport, at Xew tork, Grout of Vermont R -vision of thu Laws -Mr. Oatus. of Aln. bataa, Chalnnna, Meir, Turner, oflieotxla, ' Adami, or New York, Outhwalte. of Ohio. roru, or Indiana, i.hkooh, ot Kentueky, ' Doiiahertv. of Florida. Hale, of Mtf-aourt. Payne, of New York. Thomas, of Illinois. Fuller, of Iowa. Glinilan, of Mluiic-Kita White, or lVnaiylvanla Kxnndlturss la the Jstate Department Mr. Bennett, of North Carolina, Ch-lrmnn, Measrs. Ttlman, af aouth Oarollaa; lx)ie,u Delaware: Arant. of New York: seranton. o' I'ennsylvanla; Lyman, of Iowa and Louttlt of Ciiliftirnla. Kxienllturesln the Treasury Denartmeni Mr. lAwery, of Indiana, Chairman; Messrs iiianu, oi juiMoun; nrscaeiinujce, or atkhh sau; Shaw, of Maryland; Hahn.ot loulslana Hiinnell, at Peiinaylanla and Johnston, Indian. KxiHinillturesIn the War Department Mr KoImm-isoh, ol Kentucky, Chairman; Metsri WlicebT, of Alabama Vlele, of New York Anderson. of Ohio: Johnson, of New York Warner, of Missouri and Fleeter, of Pennsylvania. Expenditures la the Navy DepartmentMr. Taylor, of Tenaessee. Chairman: Mesr Sowden. of Pennsylvania; Davidson, ol Floibla; Tim J. Campbell, of New York Kowrll.uf Illinois: Kiown. of Pennsylvania, Tmunas. of Wisconsin. ' xnniiitures In the rost omce Dsnart "cut-Mr. Kes. of GsorKla, Chairman M 'Mrs. Wnmer, of Ohio; Ward, ef Indlann Mavnlson. ot Alabama ; Z. Taylor, ot Tsnnos see; IIrmui, of Oregon; Round, of Penney! vauia Kxpendituris In the Department of Justhzi Mr. Gibson, ot West Virniiila, Chalrmaa, Messrs. Hauininn I. ot Georgia; Aeymour. el CeHneetleut; Ward, of Illinois; Miltikln, ai Malae; Hunbaek, of Kansas, anil Saw'r, o) New York. Kxpeudllures la the Interior Department Mr Weaver, of lawa. Chairman; Messrs. Da r are. of 8outh Carolina. Harris, ot Geor Kin, Culberson, of Texas, Brumm, of Penn sylvanls, Llbbv, of Virginia, and Davenport of Xew York. Kziiendltares on Publle BulldiaKS aad Grounds Mr. Beaeh. ot New York, Cbali man; Messrs. O'Neill, of Missouri; $aasy, ct Ohio: KIks. of Illinois: Pettibone, of Ten nesse,OrIIara, of North Carolina, and Gallinger, ot Xew Hampshire. Accounts Mr.SpriaKS.of New ork, Olialr man ; Messrs. boekery. of Missouri. St Mat tin, ot IxjuIsIsbu: Gibson, of Maryland Trbxfts, of Virginia; Adams, of IlllnolKvans, of Pennsylvania; Sitooner, of Khodf Island, and J, 11. Taylor, of Ohio. Joint Uomoilttee on Library Mr. Single tan. of Mlaalsdppi. Chairman; Messrs. Sta'it neeker.ef New York, anil O'Neill, of Penn.yl vanla. select Committee on He form in Civil ServiceMr. Cox, of New York, Chairman Messrs. Clements, of Georgia ; Stoim, of PenH syivaala; ltlanehard. ef Loulslaaa; Fbullay of Maryland; Mitchell, of Connecticut; stone of Missouri; Pulitzer, of New York; Payne of Pennnylvaala. Spooner, ot It ho J e Ialaad Little, of Ohio: Zehpiaek, of New Jersey and r'arquliar, of New York AmerUan Sidp-bulldlng and Shlp-ownlaji Interest Mr. Dunn, or Arknnaa, Chairman Mtaars. Holman. of Indiana, Mdls, of Texas Kin, ot Loubleua: BHs. of New York Kankln. of Wisconsin, McMillan, of Tennessee; Comstock, of Mkrhbtan; Dlnals, ol Maine; Wadsworth, of Kentucky; Osborn or Penary 1 vaala; Felton. ot California, aad Koinele. ot Ohio. Committee on Kleetloe of President auc Vlee-President-Mr. Caldwell, of Tvnneesee Chairman: Messrs. Krmeutront, ot I'ennsyl vanla; Beach, of New lark; Dibble, ntsoutl Carol laa; Glb.on. ot Maryland; Meanl. ol Mlsaouri: Johnston, of North Carolina: Lain!, of Nebraska; Baker, of New York Hlestand, of Pennsylvania; Cooper, or Ohio and Moffatt, of Mlclihcttn, 1 Ventilation and Acoustics Mr. Green, o' North Carol I n It. Ciiairmmt ; Messrs. stew srd, of Texas: Tim J. Campbell, of fe Tork; Allen, of Hbwlislppi; Kvans, of Pennsylvania: hwlabarne, ot New Yark; O'Den a-ll, of Mlehlgan. , Select Committee on Aleobotie Lbiuot Traffic-Mr. Campbell, of Ohio; Chairman, Messrs. Carletos, of Mlohiaan, Fraderleks of Iowa! Taulbee. of Kent uekv ; Glover, ot Missouri: Merrlmaa, of York: I rice.af WN l'uiisiii, Kvcrsin i-eiinsyirania; j.inns ley, of New Yark, aad KomeM, ot Ohio. A SHREWD COLLECTOR. HleXevel Scheme rr FuriiUg tlm Pay meat of DrliL. A district Wli collector has devised s new way of collecting debb$ from the impecunious members of the foreign legations who have sought protection behind the Ihws which prevent their being prosecuted for delK. The Mil oolleetor has had a largo envclojie made of the coarsest anil most vulgar tinted paper. Upon this onvelojMS he has had printed, from a ragged wood out, a badly drawn design of a starved ohieken, just emerging from a shell, chasing h fat fly, wkioh is down well toward the horison of the cldnaay picture. By the side of the Ciflftire is paintwh "If you can't catch im within five days, please return to John Blank, Constable and Bill Colleetor." Ho pursues the foreigner who will not pay with these enviilopee. He ordors them sent in to those distinguished representatives ol the ouWihle imfioiis al all times and upon all occasions. A young foreigner maybe calling upon some keireea whom he is anxious lo enslave, when in will come one of the terrible envelopes upon a waitijr handed over by a grinning: servant. Any youn diplomats who receiver onu of two ot these envelopes at th house where hi may happen to lodge U generally notinet! that he liitd better chnnge his qunt, ters. The rciiilt Is that John Blank Constable And Bill Collector, has had o decitter success in making tho younj. foreigners nay Mils where, in thu past they have Ignored the most strenuou? demands for payment presented in onli nary fwliion. Washington CnpiM. Some one Itaa estimated that tlm time which k wasted in courting th Eirl who i ready to marry you would uiltl all- the railroad bridge-, tun nels, factories and public bwiluingf in the world So It might, but what tt miserable world this would Im If the tint were so employed With moat WMMa their eowrtehiti k the ealy prsamtre they ever had.-Jf. T. Qrmhi'

REVOLUTIONARY.

tMrarnwarM.fahssst eertoasma. sad After Ceeattog a Mad tieer, Mairsat-Arrsats ef Aassiiiiiltai, MAbate, Jenaary II. Tk aAtoak m4 cm the lort ol St. Juliaa at Cu-tnim by Vsaabileaa iaaarfittla w eaiufully pMtatMa and wm probably aa atKeaaafNl aa was expected. , Th aaWrprisc waa the oatooma of Mteailag of wvolHtluHary exlki at MaraalUM. A swift schooner waa bottffat with swmay asid to have Upon fttrnUhad by aaaor Kuiz Zonllu, and wM Uttod up m a eeafttlag trader, hhe hul a deck-load of empty cnttcM ami A cargo of wMpoMR and HiHmHnltlon. A parly t Mty hmni msarly all ol whom had bald cotHtHUalotta 1h tka Spaiilsii army or navy, aalkd Ut her from Maravallle on Kew Year's Day, The vetwci rode at anchor !h CAi'tagt'nA Harbor (or aavoral ilayn, aad It waa kIvbh oh! that she waa awaiting charter (or a Mediterranean cruise. The preteiitled sailors kiHHgeri nbout Cartagena, and noon came familiar with the sentliielx at tiie lorlrcHs, which is a trumpery affair of old-fnsliloiicd masonry. Many IhHocfiHt l(M)kln barrels and boxes wore aunt ashore ami secreted in places which have Hot yet been discovered by Uie po. lice qr military author! tle. 'lime are now belle veil to contain arum ami cartridges Ui be ufed in a general uplifting. The plana o( the coimiili-ulurv were coinpletcly arrau ed by last Sunday. Matiy soldiers of the St. Julian Kuril' soh Imd prumlsed their assist, ancc, provided tliat the llekiux party cMinu in rwpectable force. Just alter mid night several boat Iod of nu-n left the Hchoohcr and landed at different wliHrves In Cartagena. They coucen. trated at the fortress and carried the outer works with hardly asliow of resistance. They had readied the parade Inside of the fort before a funeral alarm was given. The whole rriwm was called out, but as they came from their barracks, the "officers were shot by skillful marksmen anions the rehels. 'The officer who was moA seriously wounded is General Falardo, the military Governor am! commander ot the fortress. 11c will probably die. After delivering their first round ol shots , tb ooiwni!, L.7,t ii .,., . .. , tne conspirators escaped Uirough a sally i pun niucii nan oecn ieii open lor mat purpose. None of them were cantured. and there is no evidence that any of them weru even wounded. Tliey liastily re-em-barked on their schooner and put to sea. A man-of-war was sent in pursuit, but up to the latest advices, the schooner had not been overhauled. Some naval officers have a theory that she was run across to the coast of Algiers or Morocco, and scuttled. Eighteen soldiers and civilians have been arrested at Cartagena, charged with being implicated in the conspiracy. S wA BAD BLUNDER. A Lady's Kusiuesa Kerned by an Krraneeas Statement by K. O. Duma C Gammerem! Ajeucy-A Suit fur Dsmntes. Frkkhold, N. J., January 13. The tirra of R. O. Dun 1 Co., were defendants In an action before Jndgc Scudder, in the Monmouth Circuit Court, Monday, brought by Mrs. Km ma Patterson, the leading clothier in Ited Bank, In Dan's agency she waa always rated to be worth between $15,000 anil 20,000. November 6, 18l, the mercantile sheet issued by the firm stated that "Kmins PatternoH, ef Red Bank, Imd executed n chattel mortgage to Samuel Ludlow tor 1,S85." As a result, a large number of creditors came down on Mrs. Tatterson, who stated that no mortgages had been gtve. Her husband, Joseph, made an aHklavit to that effect, but it was no ne, and Mrs. l'sttcrnoii, to satisfy Daniel Meyer, a Philadelphia creditor, executed a bill of sale of her stock to lilm In satisfaction of his claim. The annoyance broke down Mrs. Patterson's health, and the physicians ow say she can not recover. Her husband retained a lawyer, who ajtccrtaiticd that KKBia Patterson, wife ol Frank Patterson, of Aabury Park, had given a mortgage on her furniture, and the similarity of the names caused Dun's agent to make the mistake. The Mercantile Agency promised to rectify the mistake, but au they failed to do m a suit for 10,000 for damages was commenced. At thu trial Monday Robert Dun, Douglass King and Arthur I, Kin?, composing the firtn of II. 0. Ban k Co., were exam Ined. The case will be continued. ;bradlaugh seated. Charles Hradlanah, AtltVlst Member of rarllamtnt far XerlhaiMntoH, Kisses the Rook aad Subnerlues tt the Onth, and Takes His neat Without OHpasttlna. Londox, Jaimary 1. Charles Bradlaugh, the atheist, and colleague of Henry Labouchere In the repres entatlon of Northampton, presented himself at the door of the House of Commons yesterday after prayers, and Instead of proceeding to tiie seat under the clock, which he has usually occupied since his expulsion, walked composedly Hp the floor of the House to the gronp In front of the clerk's table, and taking his tnrn, kissed the book he has publicly declared in Die House he does not believe In, subscribed to the oath he ban avowed at the bar of tiie House not to be blmllnt; on his conscience, and passed the Speaker's chair without challenge, an enrolled member of Parliament. Ills right to take the onth lias been admitted by the legal advisers of the Crown. His right to assume his neat and exercise the functions of a member of Parliament In matter upon which the Hoiif may be called to i on on another occasion. He lost no time In claiming the privilege of the House and selecting his neat. He took possession of a posl tlon on the fourth bench lwlow the paneway, on the Liberal side of tho House, in tho section generally appropriated by the ttadlcal Independents, A CyetosMi In ttHS;laad. London, January II. A cyclone last. Ing about twenty mlnmed struck the middle districts of Knsrtatid yestenlnj' sf ternoon, playlBg sad havoc with farm houses and other property. The railway station at Stratford-on-Avon was rooretl and the debris strewn across the track, renullfng In a suspension of truffle. Several heavy lifting cranes used In un. loading cars wem blown over at Wedncsbury, WHing two men. Report are com Ing In frem all directions, bringltig new of the unroofing of house, upsetting Vreaa, etc.