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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22

SENATOR Ross.-Senator Ross is being
labored with very vigorously by both sides:
The Presidents friends are trying TO hold
him fast against all the articles of impeach-
ment, while Wade's friends are trying:to
secure his vote for conviction on the
second, which is confessedly the strongest
one remaining. Two or three of the Man
ayers are comforting themselves o great
deal to-day with the belief that they have
fastened him. to their liking, and will yet
beat Mr.. Johnson; but outsiders al believe
the hope is delusive. Nelo York Ifnaes.
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A aTRIBUNE,, LIE ExPosEn. York,
Penn, May DC. We hereby certify that
we were on duty ut the York stations hen
the Buffalo express train above referred 70
passed through, soon after midnight. There
was no rioting, nor any attempt to create
riot, nor was any one on the platform ex-
cept the passengers and the officers Of the
road. 90 .s -. sAs 2 s's,1 :s
w. f. BussER, Ticket Agent, B sSs
GEoRGE w sgGDEN, Baggage Master.
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A LIVE PAPER.-The Cincinnati. Com
nercial says I" Our idea of the duty Of the
journalists that he should give the record
of transactions without any vanishing, or
whitewashing, or coloring; and that duty
We strive to perform. If there is party
that cannot live if the truth betold, it
should die. If there is q party that is in
danger of falling into evil ways, to accept
blind and wicked guides, to adopt doctrines
that are perilous, and attempt experiments
that,are hazardous, the plain truth is the
strongest and best of medicine; and whe-
thers it kill or cure, there is good accom-
plished.n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ess5Oo,ooo TO LEND ON COLLATE-
RAILS, IN SUMS TO SUIT BORROWERS
Office of JOHNSTON BROTHERS q Co..
Bankers, No. 1913 Baltimore street baltimore.
Rar NOTICE.-JoHNSToN BROTHERS d
co. make advances on or purchase, as holders may
prefer, all good SOUTHERN, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS, as well as
all other desirable securities. 49,
300, 600 Virginia Registered Stock, 52f
so, 600 Richmond City Stock,
alOo 900 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds,
Is, 900 Virginia Central Railroad Bonds, s
2s 900 Richmond and Danyille Railroad Bonds,
100. 900 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds,
wanted, In lots from 81, 600 upwards. ~,
We are prepared to lend to any desired extent.
Communications sent to us by mail viii receive
faithful and prompt attention. NH i2-2awsm
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Republican Convention of the Fourth
Congressional District.

Special telegram to the Dispatch. *
DANv1LLE, May 21.-The Republican
Convention Of the Fourth Congressional
District, composed Of the counties of Bruins
wick, Mecklenburg, Lunenburg, Charlotte,
Halifax, Pittsylvania, franklin, Patrick,
and Henry, met in the Masonic Hall in this
town to-day to nominate candidate for
Congress-. The only persons put in nomi-
nation were Levi c. Thayer, Of Massachu-
sets, and G. Y. Thomas, of Henry county.
The vote tood-Thayer, 18; Thomas, Is !;
and the carpet-bagger from Massachusetts,
was thereupon declared the choice of the
Convention: for Congress, Tbayer was o
member of the late Constitutional Conyen-
ton, and well-known as the " ringlet
man." - r.
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News By THE CUBA CABLE Hduaaa,
May Sugar very duh sales Light of
fers made at 814@81155. n - g =
The steamship BienyiHe sailed for New
York, 81 fFSs
"A severe storm prevailed here yesterday,
during which several lives were lost in the
harbor many ships and steamers dragged
their anchors. s. =.
The Diario says that the Bishop of Ha-
yana will not return to this dioeese, but has
been appointed Bishop Of segoyia, 49,
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POISONING BIZ PHosPHoRus.-Thetwife OF
Boston banker had narrow escape a
few days since from death by poisoning
A box containing phosphorus ratpoison had
been left open, through inadyerte nce, near
folded blanket, which was used after it
had become thoroughly impregnated with
it. BY the prompt attentions of a ply
sician immediate danger WAS ayerted,
though the lady is not at present fully re-
covered. Session Herald. 81
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wBATCHEL0R,S HAIR DYE This
splendid HAIR DYES the best In the world the
only true and perfect dye harmless reliable, In
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
ti,its; remedies the iii effects of bad dyes; inyigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful, black
or 6rop,,. Sold by ali druggists and perfnmers,
and properly applied az Batcheior's WI Factory,
No. ls Bond street New York. in A-eod
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THE CHICAGO CONVENTION
General Grant Nominated for
President.
SCHUYLER coIx4x FOR vrcE-pREs1DEs7

The Platfo7ms-No Repatdiation--Preside
johnson Denounced--Interest on United
States Bonds may be Honorably Re
duced--Paynent OF the Debt to be Delayed
to the Latest Day--Wade pat off aoith a
Complimentary Vote, DC.
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From WaslainBtan

NJ sHTNGT0g, May 2l.Iha President
has nominated Alfred T. Lacy for colleetor
Of tie pors Of, New Orleans, vice General
Steadman I.
The telegraph managers from Baltimore
are before the parchment Managers.
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SUMMER RES ORTS.
ME HOT SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY

TNHE HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
j. yA.-BATHS VARYING IN TEMPEsA-
TURE FROM ,SEyENTY-SIX. TO ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVEN DEGREES &FAkESS-
HEIT-JAdRs A. McCLuNG, Manager. 5. Q.
TAapY.& Co, PropEietors J. 2; .WLLLAaas, Re,
Istproximo. The Hotel has been recently enlarged
and new baths constructed. No expense or efl0rt
has been spared by the proprietors TO render this
famous watering place as conlfor able as possfDie
to all visitors. The hot waters here have been wen
known for more than half century to possess In 2
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative detergent. and
stimulating properties and have become eel
ebrated for the cure of rheumatism, govt, diseases
of the liver, skin, bladder and womb !; paralysis,
the result of injury or serious ension;
companied with sore mouth and tongue.
Route from the North ptd Orange ana AleIan-
Gria railroad TO Gordonsyil thence utG Virginia
Central railroad to Millborot. Depot, thence by
Trotter Co. - stage HING over turnpike ROAD 10
Hot Springs distance, twenty miles.
Route from the South ptG ~ 9r Lysch-
burg and Virginia Central railroad TO Mtllboro,.
Anew turnpike from Covington to Hot Springs
Is now under construction which viii pass through
the beautiful valley Of Jacksonas river and by tne
magnificent falls In Allegheny county. This ROAD
is expected to be finished By July Isl ana VIII
senger viii be saved the fattguetof crossing the
mountain aud enjoy the OPPORTUNITY OF seeing inc
gne of one OF the most beautitut yaliess II
OF fsF 81, t ass season IS and
BOWLINGsSALooNs fitted mp, 60. IS.
For descriptive pam a|eIes aa TARpY Co..
post-ofice box sl7. Richmond Va; or to
- = a. McCLuNGs; Manager
80 per day $40 per week, s7S per months
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STRANGE LANGUAGE IN PARLIAMENT
BY steamship We have asreporto the exr-
citing scenes which took place in the Bril-
tish Parl at, the close of the first act
Of the Church drama debate. The most emf
nent speakers and statesmen of the English
Legislature used Language on this occasion
such as has seldom been heard within the
walls Of Parliament, Mr., Bright charging
Mr. Disraeli : as o traitor to the Queen and
country. The London journals of the sth
instant concur in describing thesoccasion as
one Of extraordinary excitement. The
Isleqroph says the most prolonged and
fiercest personal debate Witnessed inthe
present generate g took place. The Lon
don Times describes the language used as
Of g unusual violence. 800 5Ssfss
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SURF Dsc1pED. The snit which has been
nending for some weeks between the
owners OF Capon Springs and Mr.. s. NJ.
Mullin was decided in the Circuit Court Of
Hampshire county Oh Saturday night last
by the jnry rendering verdict OF eject
ment against Mr.. Mullin. - Winchester
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Mr.. GRIMES. Grimes conds.
ton continues delicate, and, with a REV q
making o long stay at home, he has druered
ms books and documents cit tho capitot g
De packed up and sforWarded 70 4oNas Some
o. the i,npeachers sesm TO jhe7ieve that tae
loss OF his vote TO the eide OF the President
~iii enable conyietien TO be carried bnt
saeh Is not the fact, as even With
arines absent twill require thistyssis
votes to convict. n +
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Tar BEG4N41Ns NJ learn fhatEthe uni
yersity of South Carolina viii be closed
after the present session. The Baptist
Theological Seminar al, Greenyille, in: the
same State, is to be removed to some other
State Csarlot tespiiae Chronicle, b. IL =.
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SENATOR FEssEsDEN,s OPINION. soma
for Fessenden has received q letter from one
OF the Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Bench Of Massachusetts saying that his
opinion in the impeachment case is sound
In law, and will be sustained by half the
Republican members Of the bar of Boston.
Ne,o York Isiaes. ~ s3 & jsss
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THAT NEW LIGHT IN NEW YoRK.-The
new light is. called ts oxygen gas" Its
manufacture is simple and comparatively
inexpensive, while in intensity it is as six
teen to one Of the common carburetted or
street gas. In other words, while the cost
is one-fourth of ordinary gas, the light
from single burner is as sixteen to one.
In the burners there seems to be too much
machinery, but apart from this the light
is delightful to the eye, thstanding its
intensity, and, however close the apartment
in which the gas is consumed, the air is not
yitiated as by coal gas, but rather inn
proved. 1t is hardly necessary TO enter
into detail as to the manner in which the
oxygen introduced into the gas consumed
is produced. tits simply extracted in large
and pure volumes by intense heat and soln-
ton of alkaline manganates. The man
ganates are placed in o series of re-
torts, and these again are deposited in
furnace the temperature of which
has been raised to $50 degrees Fahrenheit,
and are then alternately submitted to the
action ola jet Of steam anda current of air.
The steam, as it passes over the manganates,
disengages the oxygen, and the cold .air re-
solves them again, they taking up, as before,
as q dry sponge absorbs water, the oxygen
contained in the atmosphere. The process
is exact and beautiful. AS the oxygen is
disengaged from the manganates,s lit is con-
veyed by tubes to q condenser, and thence
by other pipes OF means of conveyance to
the burner, and thrown, in combinationwit
ordinary gas, upon fencil of magnesium,
where, ell but void of heat, it glows with q
brilliancy that far surpasses any artificial
light, with, perhaps, the exception of that
known to us as the I" calcium" From its
cheapness, purity, strength, and when
shaded by ground glass, agreeableness to
the eye and the complexion, it viii, We are
persuaded, become o general .fayorite in a
little time. For theatres, ball and concert
rooms, street-burners, withdrawing rooms,
studios !; in fact, wherever q magnificent
light at o. trifiing expense is desirable, the
oxygen gas will be found unexception-
able.-Neao YOrhc Herald. s 4. ssl
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IMPEAcHMENTPR AYERs.-T Baltimore
Methodist Protestdnt l says that, like the
General Conferences of the African Metho-
dist Episcopal churches, the General Con-
ference ofsfhe Methodist Episcopal Church,
meeting at Chicago, took part in the i'm
parchment business, and adds
We have not yet learned whether these
ecclesiastical bodies regard the result in the
Senate as an answer TO their prayers. IF
they do, q resolution Of Thanksgiving would
be next In ORDER ~ - 800
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A BTT OK KoxANeEEsHMps IN ATER aSD
ILovE.-s-Ilr. d. o.. Guerrafit. o eallant off
Ger who served In the Confederate army
as adjutant- general IN Western Virginia,
was married on the Igsii instant to Miss
Mary !. DuFalt, Of Leesburg, Tenn. The
Doctor and his fair bride are now stopping
at the Louisville Hotel, being en- rode to
their future home, IN Mt. Sterling, KY. In
connection with this marriage a comrade-
in-arns of the Doctor relates Che following
pleasing little romance 3 - :
In the midsto of a terrific battle near Lees
burg, in which the shot and shell were 1y-
ing through the air like hail-stortn, the
Doctor and Captain J ], his companion, rode
MP to q house on the roadside and called
for q drink Of water, being almost famished
with thirst. "A charming young lady fur
3nished the cooling beverage from q pump
in the yard and, With one Of her sweetest
smiles, spoke few words Of good cheer to
the war-worn soldiers battling in the sacred
cause of the South. 3
1t was not until the following day that
Captain j .ascertained< that his friend the
Doctor had been seriously wounded in the
region Of the heart. That smiling face
and those cheering words spoken by the
lovely maiden who gave them the drink Of
water sent . dart from Cupid s bow, more
potent than alive years. eonrtship, into the
tenderloin of the Doctors affections. He
told Captain J. that if he lived g until this
cruel war was overn he would 60 back to
that house by the roadside and get another
drink Of water, even at the cost of entering
the ranks of the " :Benedictg."
It is unnecessary to,add that he kept his
word. Not satisfied with the Good Tenn
plar's drink, however, he robbed Tennessee
of one of her most fascinating and accom-
plished daughters, who is now his wife, as
above intimated. This is another evidence
of the beneficial results Of pure cold water.
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The Albany Argus states, and no doubt
by authority, that Mr.. A. Belmont, the
chairman of the Democratic National Com
mittee, /" believes that the principal of the
national debt IS payable IN the ordinary
legal tender currency OF the country, though
he probably doubts; if the Radicals will
leave greenbacks enough in the Treasury
to pay ~ single bond. ''fgIf this be correct,
there is no difference Of principle between
Mr.. Belmont and Mr.. Pendleton, and. those
radical Democrats who have been denoun-
cling the former gentleman as o representa-
tive of the bondholders and hostile to the
interests of the ploughholders IRE entirely
mistaken. 4, S 81
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THEATRICAL IN MANAGER DEcAAPED.-- =
Buffalo, May 20. Il. Z. 0lney, late Of
Providence, b.. I.who leased the Metro
poltan Theatre In this city last September,
has suddenly adeeamped. He is charged
with borrowing $500 of q banker the eve
ming before leaving. ~ 800 z,
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HOMEMADE IcE.-The New Orleans Bal
letin gives an interesting account of how
icesis made in that city. It says =" You
may stand in the sun, with, the perspiration
pouring from your forehead, q silk UNI
-brella in your hand, perhaps, to protect
you against the heat, and at the same time
look upon ice and snow forming within
twenty feet of you the same as though you
were standing in o valley and looking at the
snow-clad top of o mountain. By achemi-
cal process, too length and too scientific to
describe to the general reader, q large basin
of water strongly impregnated with salt to
keep it from freezing is deprived Of its ca
loric and reduced to temperature below
the freezing point. Into this basin are in
serted cases made Of tin, air and water tight
atthe bottom and sides, filed with water;
these cases are covered on top, and in
less than two minutes the water inside is
frozen, and you may take out o cake Of ice,
some three inches thick, twelve inches wide,
and three inches long. The rapidity with
which the water is CONCEALED gives the ice
milky appearance, and hence some per-
sons have beenled to believe that the ice
contained ammonia, and was not pure.
The truth is that, the water used for the
manufacture Of this ice is Mississippi River
water, pumped long distance from shore,
and then distilled !; hence the purest kind
Of water ;Iand ash does not in any way mix
with the water impregnated with salt, and
ofaslimited degree with ammonia, the ice
manufactured is Of the purest kind imagi-
nable. There are now. two machines in ope-
ration capable of making each twelve tons Of
ice per day, and four more machines are in
process Of erection. The company can now
furnish ice at Their Of three-fourths of q
cent per pound, and if the people will only
patronize the establishment, this price can
be reduced to one-haR cent per pound.
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DEATH or AN Ex- GoSGs EAsa 1lSto
Hqren, Conn.,, May no ohm 1HocasnG, On
ssx-msmbes OF e0ngrsss and psesens sHoa-
isetor Of internal reseaue for this district,
ssea To-day eyed foFty-tv years.
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A NEw%KINp OF ENGINE. Professor Do
remus exhibited new electromagnetic
engine Tuesday in New. York The ma
chine Whenput intoope ration worked satis-
factorily and continuously with an even
ness and steadiness. that was admirable,
making the engine reyolye and the piston
rod attached to % water-pumps work at5the
rate of five hundred revolutions and strokes
per minute, raising water ten feet. at the
rate of. nearly one thousand gallons in the
hour. But its cost lis too great to compete
with. the unsafe engines of the day.
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ge.--isx bushels priue at e. ~ srzessR
Repers ar ahs Richy.ssd fsbaecs Afassset fsl
she Past Three DayI e -. "
s-' TMUrsDAY, May Il, ~.
Breaks and receipts continue largo. Afarkcs ac.
tiye for all GRADES. prices hrun With sn ugMHxd
tendency. Below We give tfansaction szs hngs-
heatis, ls0 eiercess and q boxes sold.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO
Laas. Commyn 70 lasdsusn dsgs swofainGl =. &c
@S1; good dark working $z.se64 epn-cprsd
common, $5(lalgs sun-cafed COOL Snf44f9ss coal-
sgs sSn,aos sls sSsisassd SO
LeaE Common dark working, e76ee medium
dark working, aa9b1ll; good dark working Ns@
saI S ssa s nsassss esn'ssn sIios
wrapperss medinm 90 extra. osef7&1scr -
- ~ ssss sH1Prrsa TOBACCO.
Very common and heavy weights ea.ss
sa2EasIlss . ssi li la eossiasn.sl
EsYEan1so ToaAccc. ~ sgs
LeaG Common. sstasla good slA2sls; ane,
] Richmond Frirss-Crrreas. s,s,3
THURSDAY, May q, ises.
z 4is@sssossis best brands pants y p sdoaen;
ss.s a3ssss sssa ss
n0laas.; Virginia hams, iI@iSaot; csnyasscd
hams, &C.; plain hams aic. :,
oniss 81 e asssss sss: ss:s.
haaa 1es de- 9 ssse bals sss men
sale; Phiiadsipaia ss sg 1esseE d
sma baa sg s,Tas h se.
ssrs1nEs -four .%a ssan!
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ss esmsat. . .4a@ss.so q barred; Jane. river,
rssss. ae.caaas s.ies sse.
gss,so box boz ,sSsa.g g ss,seasss
SSss IssSIsy Ss Solssd S SIS country
,s elssss..sssrtsssa ana western prlmssasins
lsc;; commons ; s@ essa: English dairy
'sS.ssa .,sa. rsisa ,s,,s.;
: cottoss Cards, szGss u dozen woos sasds, go
Cotton YaTas;-From No . to No. ~; MAp-
eh Sc SsoasPrinss nr sans and as.,
Amsfican and Dai,,sls nse Aoskess dssk lsi
@l4c.; Arnolds lsac. Wansutta ies. Brown 9,.
s sheetsss isc. . Midsothisn
sss se s an ss.
IVY ,ociac ,oSSis "a iSSaai
ssrrs DaSe
strpe
threads spool cotton, and notions generally, no
eiDr a,os s a,g IT, -
s ssas sass sG Pss@sss s sa on. S
1sesc e: ;bi saesssc ;e esc dozen aat
EGur.-Smner1re, &i3. 5oG5ei2, rs: extra. sfs.ssfD
Sls.7s; family, sis. ~
North Carolina. q. asss S asSsi foT N S 81
for No. q and S5 SO for No. lroe her
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- 81 3. 1HUAsnAr ~ B&y II aisases
The receipts Of tie p4ss xeek Eo0k No 81 en1ele.
zas sheep ls ianabs l65 enisck md - f6Nsely
have declinsd. No pTipai beef has bssA s,stss1.
e Bssf. -Gaod sol fairs s6ase. q p. sos&
L1ns4a.--FrpE ri 10 n 81 h1eA A. $9 ~ 80
qnxaity. The latter prise fof yefy
Gdluss,-rfgpm 4s "a Ga a. 70 n!zs 81 ~ "a
Hogs.- Two small lots sold - isiey -. "
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bTrREsH TOMATOES FOR SALE AT
.gmySl sa &ETILAssl''
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s STATsNESrs by MEssRs. FEssEsp,rS.
ERUaBUIL, AND CRIME. Messrs. Feasan..
den and Grimes, the former. especially, are
very indignant, they say, at the use lss of
their names in the conversation of the
n IN Jnstice and Hon. Mr.. Bunby, Of
never had any conversation with Chase
relative 20 the Presidency and tlie
latter Is not and never viii he his choice
as candidate. BE says there is No truth.
as far as NE is concerned, in the Chief
:. statement Grimes says, also,
any circumstances, for the Presidency.
There is little doubt Of Che substantial
truth Of Mr.. SBundy's statement. The
Iowa senator is very sick, and 1t is doubted
II ne will ever recover. His physicians
advise him TO leave the city, but this alarms
tne anti-lmpeachers, who are exerting
themselves to induce him to stay and vote.
Bdltiimore .AnaericU,,. ]. 8 49, !.
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.DEMocRAT1c VIcEoRY, - T7i;lliiansport,
Pa, May .20.--Logan Democrat, elected
mayor by about 800 majority over Hardie
(Republican) ~ 49, go,
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BALTrMoRg, May. III The Presbyterian
tsouthern) General Assembly met to-day
and organized, with Rev. ]. Waddeli,
moderator, and d. b. Bowdie, Of Nashville,
Tenn, clerk. About 100 delegates are pre-
sent. Rev. DR.. 7. VI. Moore, Of Richmond,
preached the annual sermon.
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United stases 0f,acer shot by mss

5 sAvASyAH, Ga, May 21.--Lieutenant
Charles e. Moore, United States army, was
shot in the street to-day by Mrs. Mason,
his mother in-law. The ball passed
through his neck, and his recovery Is con-
sidered doubtful. 80 20 81 ss
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Mortality Among MaryIand Hogs.
BAI.T1MoRE, May 2l.-A number Of hogs
have died in various parts Of the State, it is
supposed, from eating seyenteen-year To-
Gusts. sss - & as5ss
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Wade's Ne 9! : sn M, i &.
ssIekrn,ss,.
special dislstch to sg New losE 4
]. ss sAdynf1fser. - sss'' ls'l S. =
! eHIcaao. May %. The knowledge shaa
senator Wade's nominationas vicespresi.
gent s. ws 3 prevent the success II d pending
NEGOTIATION for the votes Of two Republican
senators for conviction who voted against
the eleventh article has sirtually With
drawn him from the contest. z &
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Major RETERH WonDW kaDs 'aianaesr. 8,
MaysE 1897 ~ my b-am
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CHICAGO, May 21.-Governor Hawley,
of Connecticut, has been chosen the permi-
nent president of the Convention. He was
introduced by Ex-Governor Brown, of Geor-
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FOREIGN news.

Foreign News. &,
VIENNA, May 81 The Emperor Of Aus
tria has signed the bin establishing legal
equality for all religions sects. 81
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MFR. J. b. WOOD. --DEAR sIR,--I have
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